As Iran's streets erupt with pro-democracydemonstrations, it is all too obvious that the only option the United States has in altering the Islamic Republic's behavior is to support the Green Movement.
The clerical oligarchs have tried hard to prevent the contagion of democracy from afflicting their nation. Despite their maladroit attempt to establish a moral continuity between Iran's 1979 revolution and the recent uprising in Egypt, and their threats of violence and retribution toward those who protest, the mullahs have failed to reclaim their citizens.
It is too facile to suggest that the wave of protestsrocking the Middle East was born in Iran, but it is not too simplistic to stress that Iran will not be left behind in the march for freedom.
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