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A student who dared to criticise Iran’s supreme leader to his face has been hailed a hero. And incredibly, Mahmoud Vahidnia, has not been taken to task over his actions – which are usually punishable by prison. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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He may be the bravest student in Iran or an unwitting stooge of the Islamic regime - or both. Full Article at Free Internet Press
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Mahmoud Vahidnia has received an outpouring of support from government opponents for the challenge – unprecedented in a country where insulting supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is a crime punishable by prison. Full Article at The Scotsman
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A soft-spoken college math student has become something of a national hero in Iran among the opposition by daring to criticize Ayatollah Ali Khamenei -- the country's most powerful man -- to his face. Full Article at USA Today
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Iranian student Mahmoud Vahidnia speaking in a meeting with supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Photograph: AP He may be the bravest student in Iran or an unwitting stooge of the Islamic regime – or both. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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BEIRUT - An unassuming university maths student has become an unlikely hero to many in Iran for daring to criticise the country's most powerful man to his face. Full Article at New Zealand Herald
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College math student Mahmoud Vahidnia slams Khamenei, says 'I don't know why in this country it's not allowed to make any kind of criticism of you' An unassuming college math student has become an unlikely hero to many in Iran for daring to... Full Article at Ynetnews
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06/11/2009 - 08:11:50 An Iranian maths student has become an unlikely hero to some of his countrymen for daring to criticise the country’s most powerful man to his face. Full Article at BreakingNews.ie | Breaking News from Ireland
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BEIRUT, Lebanon - An unassuming college math student has become an unlikely hero to many in Iran for daring to criticize the country's most powerful man to his face. Full Article at Philadelphia Inquirer
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A personal and political journey inside the anc. Was R175.00 Now R140.00 Beirut - An unassuming college math student has become an unlikely hero to many in Iran for daring to criticise the country's most powerful man to his face. Full Article at News24
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This photo released by the official website of the Iranian supreme leader's office shows Iranian student Mahmoud Vahidnia speaking in a meeting with supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Full Article at New York Daily News
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BEIRUT An unassuming college math student has become an unlikely hero to many in Iran for daring to criticize the countrys most powerful man to his face. Full Article at Khaleej Times
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BEIRUT — An unassuming college math student has become an unlikely hero to many in Iran for daring to criticize the country's most powerful man to his face. Full Article at Huffington Post
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BEIRUT An unassuming college math student has become an unlikely hero to many in Iran for daring to criticize the country's most powerful man to his face. Full Article at FOX News
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Student stuns Iran by criticizing supreme leader By SCHEHEREZADE FARAMARZI Associated Press Writer Office of the Supreme Leader This photo taken on Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2009, and released by the official website of the Iranian supreme leader's office... Full Article at KansasCity.com
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Antigovernment protests erupted again in Iran on Wednesday. Unlike previous marches against the rigged June 12 elections, this one was focused as much on President Obama as it was on the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Full Article at Christian Science Monitor
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Iran's Green Movement opposition organized mass street protests on the 4th of November that were were met with a violent crackdown by security forces. Full Article at Global Voices Online
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Iranian security forces used clubs, teargas and paintball guns to disperse thousands of antigovernment protesters in Tehran on Wednesday who took to the streets as thousands of regime loyalists marked the 30th anniversary of the U.S. Embassy... Full Article at eTaiwan News
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Not only did Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, today say that negotiating with the United States would be a “naive and perverted” thing to do (Khamenei revealed President Obama has approached him several times through oral and written... Full Article at New Majority
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Not only did Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, say Wednesday that negotiating with the United States would be a “naive and perverted” thing to do (Khamenei revealed President Obama has approached him several times through oral and written... Full Article at National Post
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Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei delivers a speech under his portrait (R) and a portrait of Iran's late founder of the Islamic Republic Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini (L) during a conference in Tehran in support of Gaza and Palestinians on March 4, 2009.
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Iranian women attend a government-organized Quds Day rally in support Palestinians, as they hold posters showing supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, right, late revolutionary founder Ayatollah Khomeini, and Jerusalem's Dom of Rock, center, in Tehran, Iran, Friday, Sept. 18, 2009.
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A dialogue like this is like a sheep and wolf relation, which the late imam (Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini) has said that we 'do not want'
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We do not want any negotiation, the result of which is pre-determined by the United States
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Of course some people inside (Iran) may not be aware that they are moving in line with the enemies' threats, but this issue will not change the truth
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Today Palestine is really oppressed and alone and is in need of a calculated move (of support) by the Islamic world
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The U.S. officials who talk about Iranian missiles and their danger while saying Iran intends to build a nuclear bomb, they know these words are wrong
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America, under its former president, spared no efforts against the Muslim world as well as against Iran ... Even the current administration -- with the apparently friendly words and messages -- follows that same anti-Islamic and anti-Iranian policy of the past.
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They falsely accuse the Islamic republic of producing nuclear weapons. We fundamentally reject nuclear weapons and prohibit the production and the use of nuclear weapons ... They know themselves that it’s not true ... but it is part of Iran-phobia policy that controls the behaviour of these arrogant gov...
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The attempts by Iran's enemies (the West and Israel) and foreign media to weaken the Islamic republic failed ... Our dear nation disappointed them.
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Western media have been poisoning Iran's atmosphere, particularly in the past few months
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