How you can tell GREEN from green

How you can tell GREEN from green
by oktaby
26-Jul-2009
 

The Green of protesters fighting for their rights in street of Iran is a unifying element. The green with its own agenda and mostly outside of Iran, is funded and diredted by elements that intend to divert the message from streets of Iran. Here is how you can tell the difference: at minute 7 and forward some small (reaaaaaally small) greens are identified by name.

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i have problem with both

by hamsade ghadimi on Mon Jul 27, 2009 08:11 AM PDT

i have problem with both sides in this demonstration:

the "flag" people seem to be stubborn and not respecting the majority's wishes. they bring the largest flag possible when they're asked not to bring any flag. as if the larger the flag, the more convincing is their claim that they're a larger voice than they actually are.  it's a sort of schoolyard dahan kaji (making faces).  and anyone who doesn't agree with them... well, they must be 'basiji'...

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