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Re: Iranian Election Watch

Morbo, it never died down. It just got harder to get information out.

Praise Kek

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The riots started again during the "40-days-after" mourning of the deaths of 20/05. This returning of protest is probably the reason that the current regime could overthrow the previous one. Maybe it will not in this case but at least it shows that the antipathy of many Iranians against the current regime continues.

If it keeps going on like this maybe one day in the future resistance will be large enough to overthrown the current regime. Chances are small tough I'm afraid.

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128 Reply by Little Paul (edited by Little Paul 03-Aug-2009 18:23:33)

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Today people got "trialed". All of this happens in all honesty and fairness. Most people got an advocate in the first 12 hours they got busted. Also the fact different media get free access is a sign this process will be an example of correctness we can only dream about. No single complaint about torture. They all confessed because they suddenly saw the light. It was all a matter of education. Silly unresters! Luckily they won't get heavy punishment after their free stay in those luxury hotels those state prisons really are.

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And I forget all about the state of the art police techniques to capture people by diplomacy.

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