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This blog aims to support the democratic movement in Iran by providing accurate descriptions of events and background analysis to the world comunity.
Iran post-"election" protests
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Websites I read
Websites covering news in English
Tehran Broadcast
Tehran Bureau
Websites in Persian
Jonbesh Rah-e-Sabz (jaras)
Mowj Azadi
Blogs I read
sibestan
Agh Bahman
Aydin Pourmoslemi
Live blogging during the street protests
Guradian
Huffington Post
Revolutionary Road
Tehran Broadcast
Tehran Bureau
Websites in Persian
Jonbesh Rah-e-Sabz (jaras)
Mowj Azadi
Blogs I read
sibestan
Agh Bahman
Aydin Pourmoslemi
Live blogging during the street protests
Guradian
Huffington Post
Revolutionary Road
Videos
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Blog Archive
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2009
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June
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- Ahmadinejad's "confirmation"
- interesting Iran election analysis
- The 5 day delay
- Neda's killing and the Iranian government cover up...
- Neda's family forced out of their homes
- Pictures
- Chronology 2
- Sharp shooters?
- Killing on the streets of Tehran
- The crackdown has started
- Why Green?
- Where is this going?
- And Khamenei keeps on digging!
- The irony
- Pictures
- Was this a coup?
- Chronology of events so far
- Did Moussavi really win?
- So what is going on?
- Why am I blogging?
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June
(20)
Disclaimer
As you read my comments, it is important for you to keep these in mind:
1. Events are developing extremely fast. Already 4 days into the events, we have had numerous people (at least 7 confirmed) killed. At times, it may be difficult to keep up with the latest news.
2. There are many limits placed on flow of information from inside Iran to the outside world. There are also a lot of unsubstantiated reports, the validity of which may be difficult to ascertain. However, there are also an unprecedented amount of video footage and pictures coming out. These pictures speak for themselves.
3. I do not claim to be a objective observer of the events. I will do my best to provide "unbiased" background to the events as much as possible, but my sympathies are clearly obvious.
1. Events are developing extremely fast. Already 4 days into the events, we have had numerous people (at least 7 confirmed) killed. At times, it may be difficult to keep up with the latest news.
2. There are many limits placed on flow of information from inside Iran to the outside world. There are also a lot of unsubstantiated reports, the validity of which may be difficult to ascertain. However, there are also an unprecedented amount of video footage and pictures coming out. These pictures speak for themselves.
3. I do not claim to be a objective observer of the events. I will do my best to provide "unbiased" background to the events as much as possible, but my sympathies are clearly obvious.
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