Al Giordano has posted a very sharp and nuanced analysis of the situation in Iran, drawing not just on Persian sources but on activists involved in similar people-power movements in Poland, South Africa, and Latin America.
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|6.24.09 @ 4:04PM|#
Its *crickets* here. Guess reasonoids are entirely focused on upping the snark on Mark Sanford currently.
In any case, an interesting writeup and I wonder how this will turn out.
|6.24.09 @ 4:28PM|#
A simpler way to describe Iran's government is a constitutional theocracy..