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Iran: Yes, We Can

Victory is very possible in Iran. Yes, we can.

Iran is a very important country. It has had limited democracy for decades, something Egypt and Saudi Arabia can not boast of. It is a large population. Iran is one country where if a grassroots movement will bring forth democracy, the Arab world at large will likely see a domino effect.

I have been so very impressed with the resilience of the Iranian people. They can clearly go past the first few weeks. They have proven a democracy movement need not be a passing fad that takes the streets for a week or two or three and then withers away at the first sign of crackdown.

The Iranian people are a very brave people. Yes, we can.

Iran has had a grudge against America. The CIA toppled a democratically elected government in Iran. Then the US punished the Iranian people much later by unleashing Saddam Hussein on them.

But both sides have to look for new beginnings. The US just did the unthinkable. It elected a black guy for president. The America that unleashed Saddam on Iran could not have elected a black guy.

Iran is a big, important country that has to look for fresh beginnings inside and out.

Iran is proving Bush wrong like Obama wanted to prove Bush wrong on the campaign trail in 2008. You don't need a trillion dollars in US military expenditures to take democracy into a country. All that has to happen is the people in that country have to rise up and take over the streets, like in Iran.

On to victory. Yes, we can.

We did it in Nepal in 2006, you can do it in Iran in 2009. Yes, we can.

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Iran president: No rift with supreme leader The Associated Press

Iran's Ahmadinejad denies rift with Khamenei AFP
IRAN: Footage emerges from demonstrations across the country Los Angeles Times

Iran FM says Britain, West behind protest deaths AFP

Clashes at Iran memorial services BBC News

Police beat mourners in new wave of unrest in Iran The Associated Press
What's Our Policy on Iran? FOXNews

Turn the screws on Iran Charleston Post Courier

Ms. Clinton's Honesty On Iran's Ambitions Washington Post

Iran activists dread midnight knock of police raid The Associated Press

Concern Over Detainees in Iran Voice of America
US Senate votes to penalize Iran gasoline suppliers Reuters

Senate would ban Iran dealers from supplying reserve Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Senators Renew Call for New Iran Sanctions Law Wall Street Journal

US briefs Israel on new Iran nuke sanctions Ha'aretz
It's Crunch Time for Israel On Iran Wall Street Journal

Nonmilitary Actions Can Deter Iran, Gates Says Washington Post

US and Israel differ on strategy if Iran talks fail Boston Globe
German Firm in Iran Bans Staff Protests Wall Street Journal

German firms must not stop Iran staff protests-Berlin Forbes

German firm threatens to sack workers demonstrating in Iran WashingtonTV
Iran begins mourning cycle that could deepen unrest Christian Science Monitor

Suppressive forces open fire on protestors in Vali Asr Square NCR-Iran.org (press release)

Tens of thousands in Tehran honor memory of uprising victims NCR-Iran.org (press release)

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