Whatever happened to the Green Movement? A year after the fraudulent reelection of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad galvanized a groundswell of popular outrage, protesters in the Islamic Republic are growing silent. This has led some observers to conclude that the country's counterrevolution has run its course. But a closer reading of events shows a movement that is still viable, if beleaguered. Following the period of post-election turbulence, the Islamic Republic has, since last fall, retaken the offensive against its domestic opponents. It has tightened controls on the Internet, passed draconian legislation to regulate assorted "illegal" activities, and turned social networking...