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Americans have always loved freedom fighters. After all, it’s in our DNA — our story of the land of the free bought with the spilled blood of our forefathers who rebelled against oppression to create the most powerful nation in the world is a heady and exhilarating ideal. It’s hardly a surprise that so many [...]

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Wouldn’t it be great, we’ve probably all thought to ourselves over the past few days … a democratic Iran, no longer talking about destroying Israel, putting aside its quest for nuclear power, making nice with other nations in the gulf.
Well, if you believe that is really going to happen, I have some beach front property [...]

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As I write this article in the general safety and comfort of my home in Western Australia, I am taking some time to reflect on the turbulent events that, I hope, are drawing to a peaceful close half a world away from me, in Tehran.
As I sit here drinking my coffee, chatting to my friends [...]

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Even though the Iranian government tried to suppress the people of Iran by cutting both Internet and mobile communications, they couldn’t block Twitter. See Mousavi’s Twitter page.
Here’s hisĀ open letter:

Mousavi Letter
In the Name of God
Honorable people of Iran
The reported results of the 10th Iranians residential Election are appalling. The people who witnessed the mixture of votes [...]

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This post is neither partisan nor non-partisan. It is simply human. I am not writing this as a Democrat or a Republican or trying to bridge any gap between the two. I am writing it as the mother of three kids who has spent the better part of 50 years trying to make this place [...]

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