Iranian blogger: 'Hell' and 'hopelessness' in his country
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28-Apr-2011 (2 comments)


CNN) -- Recent protests in Iran have failed to gain traction -- despite growing demonstrations in neighboring countries and Iran's own 2009 massive protest movement.

What's the status of the Iranian opposition movement, what challenges does it face and could a regime change ever happen peacefully? A blogger from Iran weighs in.

Peyman Bagheri is a blogger whose articles against the Iranian government have prompted him to flee his native land for fear of being arrested and imprisoned. He recently spoke via phone from Europe with CNN's Asieh Namdar.

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You Still wanna Reform But With Which Leader ? ...

by Darius Kadivar on Thu Apr 28, 2011 01:26 AM PDT

The Blogger says:

"What's the biggest problem with Iran's opposition movement? (i.e: Green Leaders) The biggest problem is that there is no clear leader who can unite and please everyone. Even among activists, there's no consensus on how to move forward. No unity, no organization. But the movement has been successful in some ways. The regime has weakened, and facing political, social and economic crisis. I think it's just a matter of time that this regime will collapse."


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Khob Mammad aka Muhamad Sahimi Jaan Een Ham Jomhuryeh Shoma

by Darius Kadivar on Thu Apr 28, 2011 01:12 AM PDT

Eeen ham Jomhuryah "Por Shokoohmand" va "UnCorruptableh" Shoma !


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