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Protest At The Iranian Embassy And Support Iranian People Power

category dublin | rights, freedoms and repression | press release author Thursday June 18, 2009 12:26author by Dave Report this post to the editors

"Where Is My Vote!"

Today we are witnessing the ordinary people of Iran finally having had enough with the Ayatollahs and the Guardian Council.
It is our duty if we value freedom and democracy to support them.

I call on all who support and sympathise with them to make their voice heard and protest at the Iranian Embassy all this weekend.

Please could everyone can wear some green garment and print green placards with the slogan "Where Is My Vote."

A democratic victory in Iran would defuse the nuclear tensions between Iran, Israel and the United States and pave the way for a negotiated peace in the Middle East which everyone in the world wants instead of war.

The democratic revolution is a popular movement - it is not manipulated by the US or the British or any outside power and indeed it is not even in the hands of Mousavi who himself is stained by association with the brutal regime of the past 30 years.

This is popular movement unifying all strands of opinion in Iran - religious, secularists, democrats, middle classes, the poor, socialists and bourgeoise.

It is your duty to come to the Iranian Embassy and stand by our brothers and sisters in Iran who want the same freedom that we enjoy in far away Ireland.

Make as much noise as possible and a petition can be signed and presented to the embassy staff many of whom know doubt are also sympathetic to the exciting changes sweeping their country.

author by Austinpublication date Thu Jun 18, 2009 22:07author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Its great to see the Iran people looking for freedom.Although the opposition government isn't going to chance much, anything is better than the Islamic facist in now.I mean offense to normal Islamic people, who get a lot of stick for things not their fault

 
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