Iranian Website
 

http://www.livestream.com/persianq?origin=embedplayer


1) Let the commercial play for 30 seconds.

2) Click on menu.

3) Click on "browse on-demand library".

3.5) Click on "your first story board".

3.75) Browse the videos that look interesting.

4) Watch history unfold.

5) Some of the scenes depict people dying and the already dead.


I hope that the death and violence is not vain.

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http://www.ireport.com/docs/DOC-277340

more death in Iran... young woman standing with father, shot by sniper and dying in less than 2 minutes.

Her name is Neda.

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http://greenrevolutioniran.blogspot....rs-attack.html


more Iranian violence


view at your own discretion

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http://www.ireport.com/docs/DOC-277033


from CNN

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I hope they keep fighting.


I hope they cherish freedom, once they achieve it.


We have a lot to be grateful for.


Can you imagine what our civil war would have looked like, over 100 years ago-- can you imagine it being recorded as it happened?



Would you watch it?


Would it motivate you to pick a side and fight?

Would you want others (strangers from other countries even) to watch your country implode?

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Thanks for the links JD. Those are interesting sites to take a look at.

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No problem Mike.

BTW:

Can you imagine what our civil war would have looked like, over 100 years ago-- can you imagine it being recorded as it happened?



Would you watch it?


Would it motivate you to pick a side and fight?

Would you want others (strangers from other countries even) to watch your country implode?

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http://www.kalam.tv/fa/video/6865/index.html


protests

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I don't think many of us could have stomached it. I couldn't have.

Can you imagine seeing the battlefield at Gettysburg. In 3 days, 52,000 soldiers died. When I visited the battlefield, I tried to imagine what it would have looked like, but it's impossible.

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http://twitpic.com/7z1zl


getting ready to kill his own countrymen....

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qbfhsK6jd4


more death and violence

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The 10th amendment to our Constitution has been destroyed as the result of the American Civil War. Instead of a coalition of sovereign states joined together for common defense we now have a strong central government imposing its will upon the people often against their wills.

The founders of this country had just been freed from an oppressive government and they provided us the right to bear arms to defend ourselves against a federal government if it became large, intrusive, and oppressive.

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I am not sure that I'd want to be able to stomach it.

There is something very human in being repulsed by the ravages of violence and war-- especially on such wide scale.


What's happening in Iran could be the beginning of something painful, but beautiful in the end.


However, some of the "opposition" protesters have been chanting, "Death to America" so I read somewhere.

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It looks like a lot of the Iranians are about as disappointed with their election as some of us are about ours this past November.

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I don't think the framers of our Constitution intended for us to remain a confederation of individual states-- hence the introduction of the bi-cameral form of govt to protect the rights of all her citizens.

There is a good reason for the Fed govt, even though it has grown large and grotesque.

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Sam, not quite....

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I'm sure that's true. We are disliked and hated by a large perecentage of Iran (and the Arab world). That's the best reason to let them work out their own problems by themselves. In their eyes, we can do nothing right and whatever we did would be fuel to the fire of their hatred. Whicheverr group comes to power will not be friends to the U.S.

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Youtube is now shut down in Iran.

Yahoo and hotmail have "banned themselves" from Iran.

Facebook is banned in Iran.

The U.S. govt has asked that "Twitter" stays active in Iran.

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http://www.ireport.com/docs/DOC-277444


Look at these pics, if you can.

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http://www.ireport.com/docs/DOC-277424


An Iranian dedication to the recent martyrs.

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Something that I find interesting is the prominent role of women in all of this.


Just as many women protesting, getting beat and dying as men.

Some of the attacks on the Iranian women have been nothing less than brutal.

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/persian/iran/20...emo_pics.shtml

warning: violent pictures.