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    Woman Seen as Martyr in Iran Becomes Face of Protests
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    Adhering to Islamic tradition of mourning on certain days of the month, protesters have repeatedly gathered again, drawing the ire and the fire of the Revolutionary Guard and creating further opportunities for protest. "Should the masses come it is going to be very devastating because they will be facing those who they believe to be her murderers in the face" said Ali Salehi, a research analyst at UCLA. Full Article at FOX News
    Should the masses come it is going to be very devastating because they will be facing those who they believe to be her murderers in the face
    SOURCE: FOX News 5 months ago
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Woman Seen as Martyr in Iran Becomes Face of Protests
  1. Not only is that not right, but according to Islamic tradition it is immoral and improper, so they are essentially breaking one of their own laws out of fear.
    SOURCE: FOX News 5 months ago
  2. For the first time since the election it seems that people are including in their slogans 'Down with Khamenei,' and 'Death to Khamenei,'
    SOURCE: FOX News 5 months ago
  3. Neda, don't be afraid. Neda, stay with me. Neda stay with me!
    SOURCE: FOX News 5 months ago
  4. They were threatened that if people wanted to gather there the family would be charged and punished
    SOURCE: FOX News 5 months ago

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