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Blowback: Neda’s Death, Iran’s Future (Part II)
Historical Perspective **Please note that historical events have been reconstructed as accurately as possible. Every event in Iran’s timeline is important; however, “lesser” events have been left out for the purpose of brevity.** I was twelve when the Iranian people … Continue reading
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Blowback: Neda’s Death, Iran’s Future (Part I)
A Death Seen Round The World The burst of gunfire that shattered the air and a fallen victim. An assassination that could spell turbulence for Western, as well as Islamic, nations. The shot, witnessed the world over, did not hit … Continue reading
Iran Elections Show Social Media User Mistakes
After watching the Iranian revolution fall into the hands of “We, The People” on a global scale, a somber air of seriousness has settled across the online pages of Twitter, Facebook, Blogs, MySpace, YouTube, Hulu, TwitPic, and a plethora of … Continue reading
Filed under Change, Ethics, Morality, Morals, Social Responisibility, State of The World, Truth
