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In Iran, Protest Movement, Regime Prepare for February 14 Demonstrations

On February 12, 2011, the Iranian regime rejected the protest movement's request for permission to stage demonstrations in support of the popular uprisings in Egypt and Tunisia, planned by movement leaders Mir Hossein Mousavi and Mehdi Karroubi for February 14, 2011. Ignoring the ban, the movement's coordination committee has called on its supporters to take to the streets anyway.

In anticipation of the demonstrations, the regime has arrested associates of the protest movement leaders, issued public announcements warning Iranians not to participate in the protests, increased media oversight, and blocked Internet access.

The regime's concern is that the mass demonstrations in support of the Egyptian and Tunisian uprisings will turn into demonstrations against the Iranian regime itself.......

http://www.memri.org/report/en/0/0/0/0/0/0/4996.htm

Nalod wrote:
I don't know whether to rejoice the cry of freedom of fear the repercussion of its pursuit?

Egypt's military demonstrated how they can be involved to create peaceful demonstrations and a peaceful change of a repressive regime. I only pray that the Iranian military can do the same.

Nalod wrote:
I don't know whether to rejoice the cry of freedom of fear the repercussion of its pursuit?

This is GREAT. The region has a tribal system. The chiefs get the most. *Some* use Islam as a method of supression. NOT ALL, some. This is the middle class asking for more. Look at Egypt. Mubarak got 1 to 5 percent of every deal made in Egypt. I know this because I worked in that region and that's how business gets done. Strengthening the middle class stabilizes the region and reduces the risks of some rich dude protecting his assets because if he's going down he can nuke ya ass. Note: this has noting to do with being a Muslim. The religion itself is great. It's when some loonie uses it like the Sherrif of Nottingham used Catholicism against Robin Hood, his merry band, and the opressed peasants.