Posted on Jun 26, 2018
In Tehran, Economic Protests Flare As Iran's Currency Plunges
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The last time this happened, President Obama sat on his hands and many thought that his lack of support for the protesters in Tehran doomed their cause. I wouldn't expect President Trump to ignore them. If the leadership in Iran thinks the same as I, they might respond more "aggressively" to shut down the protests before the US can take advantage of the disruption. What do you think?
In Tehran, Economic Protests Flare As Iran's Currency Plunges
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I found it interesting that the people were showing displeasure at Palestine, and Hamas. Granted, the Regime cracked down on them today. But, it certainly sounds like there are cracks developing. Maybe a "Maximum Pressure" campaign can change things for the people there.
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CPT Jack Durish
I see you're doing the same as I: Using "Correct" in place of "Right". Just the appearance of the word "Right" seems to set off some folk
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CPL Dave Hoover
CPT Jack Durish I hate "politically correct" because I'm not, but you hit it on the mark. Seems like the word "right" is used in only the wrong sense.
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