I think you're all right. There are pieces of everything and everyone in this revolution.
Their supreme leader didn't have the brownshirts out before or after the election. He wasn't expecting a revolution, so he got caught off guard. (Unlike Bush who cleared the streets for a few city blocks and brought in tanks and riot police to protect his brigade when he travelled.)
The Iranians heard Obama's speech and a few are waking up to the Democracy Now meme.
It's a conscious wave of acknowledgment. But I heard the CIA threw in 4 million for the protests, at least that's what the Former Pakistani Army General says. It doesn't really matter what happens. Even if Amenijihad (!) stays in another few years, he'll never be totally free to rule as the forces have already started to topple his regime.
It's too early to tell. The whole world got to watch the pendulum swing here in the US taking out a pretzel choking chimp and his crooked capitalistist minions to a man who represents no race and has a name to confuse christians and muslims <alike.>
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- You have got to be kidding me.
- re: You have got to be kidding me.
- Actually, it's too soon to comment.
- More moral support would be nice.
- I'm certainly glad you had something important to say. (n/t)
- Explain the moral high ground the US has here. Marsby, or anyone.
- The Voice of Iran
- There have been a few posts.
- Indeed.
