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Iran Cracks Down On Foreign Media

At left, a significant contingent of Iranian police is jeered by protesters as it rolls through the streets of Tehran, June 15, 2009. Full Article at CBS News

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  1. Any re-count must be done in the presence of representatives of the presidential candidates ... so that everyone will be assured.
    Ali Khamenei – Ali Khamenei SOURCE: Xinhua 4 months ago
  2. He should speak out that this is a corrupt, fraud, sham of an election. The Iranian people have been deprived of their rights. We support them in their struggle against a repressive, oppressive regime. And they should not be subjected to four more years of Ahmadinejad and the radical Muslim clerics
    John McCain – John McCain SOURCE: GlobalSecurity.org 4 months ago
  3. He should speak out that this is a corrupt, fraud, sham of an election. The Iranian people have been deprived of their rights. We support them in their struggle against a repressive, oppressive regime and they should not be subjected to four more years of Ahmadinejad and the radical Muslim clerics
    John McCain – John McCain SOURCE: Irish Times 4 months ago
  4. Iran's nuclear issue belongs in the past...Now we want a global disarmament of nuclear weapons
    Mahmoud Ahmadinejad – Mahmoud Ahmadinejad SOURCE: Xinhua 4 months ago
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