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A while back, I received an email from a bitter friend in Iran. He said that during the 2009 election uprising, Akbar Ganji was the one who had recommended to the United States not to intervene. I don&#039;t know how true this statement is, and I am definitely not for a military intervention in Iran, but, I think we need to understand the situation of people living in Iran in these difficult times. My friends statement made me think.
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