Back on the Grid
I'm back on the grid, but have a lot of catching up to do. In the meantime...
1.) Someone commented on yesterday's post that Larijani has said most consider the elections fraudulent. This represents a break between him and Khamene'i, in contrast to what I said below. A break between Larijani and Khamene'i is huge.
2.) The use of the British Embassy here has historical resonance. On the one hand, the British are widely viewed with suspicion in Iran. However, in the Constitutional Revolution, the British did grant sanctuary to protesters, and this is remembered fondly.
1.) Someone commented on yesterday's post that Larijani has said most consider the elections fraudulent. This represents a break between him and Khamene'i, in contrast to what I said below. A break between Larijani and Khamene'i is huge.
2.) The use of the British Embassy here has historical resonance. On the one hand, the British are widely viewed with suspicion in Iran. However, in the Constitutional Revolution, the British did grant sanctuary to protesters, and this is remembered fondly.
Labels: Iran
posted by Brian Ulrich at
8:54 PM
1 Comments:
Hi Brian!
Interesting posts on Iran. I'll put your blog on our 'roll over CUMINet:
http://cuminet.blogs.ku.dk
Hope you'll do the same.
All the best,
Rasmus.
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