"A new generation is determined to finish the job that their parents began but could not bring to fruition: the establishment of freedom and democracy in an independent Iran....
Dictatorships always maintain a fragile balance between fear and anger, which they either inflict on or produce for the people they rule.
As long as the fear of the regime's power outweighs anger at its effects, its position is relatively secure.
But if this balance tips with changes in conditions either at home or abroad, and if feelings of anger begin to supersede those of fear, then given opportunity and circumstances it is safe to assume that a regime's days are numbered.
Yesterday, in defiant resistance against thousands of security forces and carrying with them in demonstrations the experiences of more than a century of struggle for democracy, Iranians demonstrated to themselves and to the world that this is truer than ever of the Iranian regime.
The balance has tipped from fear to anger, and there is a new determination to make Iran free and independent.
The consequences of this revolution cannot be underestimated.
Many argue that it was 1979 Iranian revolution which transformed Islamic fundamentalism into a global phenomenon.
If this is correct, then it is possible that the present revolution might to do the 'unthinkable' and overthrow a corrupt, fundamentalist regime.
Such a non-violent revolution could secularise the state, separating it from religion, and revolutionise religion itself by redefining Islam as a discourse of freedom and a method not for obtaining and managing power, but for "expanding freedom".
The principles of such an Islam are already being produced, not least of all in the latest works of Grand Ayatollah Montazeri, who during the course of his life became an advocate of human rights...."
Mahmood Delkhasteh: The 21st Century's First Authentic Revolution - http://www.huffingtonpost.com/mahmood-delkhasteh/the-21st-centurys-first-a_b_405108.html
I am sure The Zorro will be banned again and forced to evacuate Kuala Lumpur come 28 April 2012. lol !
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Yes indeed.
Just to share this...
"A new generation is determined to finish the job that their parents began but could not bring to fruition: the establishment of freedom and democracy in an independent Iran....
Dictatorships always maintain a fragile balance between fear and anger, which they either inflict on or produce for the people they rule.
As long as the fear of the regime's power outweighs anger at its effects, its position is relatively secure.
But if this balance tips with changes in conditions either at home or abroad, and if feelings of anger begin to supersede those of fear, then given opportunity and circumstances it is safe to assume that a regime's days are numbered.
Yesterday, in defiant resistance against thousands of security forces and carrying with them in demonstrations the experiences of more than a century of struggle for democracy, Iranians demonstrated to themselves and to the world that this is truer than ever of the Iranian regime.
The balance has tipped from fear to anger, and there is a new determination to make Iran free and independent.
The consequences of this revolution cannot be underestimated.
Many argue that it was 1979 Iranian revolution which transformed Islamic fundamentalism into a global phenomenon.
If this is correct, then it is possible that the present revolution might to do the 'unthinkable' and overthrow a corrupt, fundamentalist regime.
Such a non-violent revolution could secularise the state, separating it from religion, and revolutionise religion itself by redefining Islam as a discourse of freedom and a method not for obtaining and managing power, but for "expanding freedom".
The principles of such an Islam are already being produced, not least of all in the latest works of Grand Ayatollah Montazeri, who during the course of his life became an advocate of human rights...."
Mahmood Delkhasteh: The 21st Century's First Authentic Revolution - http://www.huffingtonpost.com/mahmood-delkhasteh/the-21st-centurys-first-a_b_405108.html
You be the judge.
Shalom.
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