I receive daily briefings on Iran, and the workings going on inside the wall of information. Do not let the smallness of length fool you. Each day has several articles within itself. Please take the time to inform yourself of any impending doom or diplomatic success.
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Tuesday, January 03, 2006
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The folks in Iran are starting to scare me more every day.
The gov't, yes. The students, no. It is a precarious situation. That is why we need to suport the people who are willing to take down the mullahs from within. :)
Yes, the leaders are of much concern to me and I hope the students will not follow thier elders. Right now, their country is split. You have their revolutionary guard who are still strong and their mullahs, and the prez on one side, and student reformers on the other who admire the United States and freedom. With the Caliphate trying to gain traction, it is going to be interesting. Unfortunately it is going to be interesting for the whole world. If, Iran has their finger on the button (government radicals) they are extremely dangerous. The world as we know it can change in the blink of an eye.
Both of you are right.
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