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This reporter is tired today, so to combat the insane amount of anti-Iranian propaganda available on the internet, I’ve found a few little glimpses into the daily lives of Iranians on YouTube to share with my readers. I hope you stop associating Ahmadinejad with Iran and start associating the nation with its people: these people.

This one is great. It is a video of protests happening in Tehran. They are shouting “Death to the Dictator” in Farsi, regarding their president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. They are all from the Amir Kabir University of Technology, and are trying to break down the doors to the Presidential Palace. The police did stop the students, but they did significant damage.


Posted in General, Iran, Middle East on March 27th, 2007

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