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    Posted June 16, 2009 by
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    Tehran, Iran
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    Unrest in Iran

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    Silent Road To Freedom

    By thestyx  |  Posted June 16, 2009  |  Tehran, Iran
     

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    DESCRIPTION:

    A young Iranian girl standing in the middle of Azadi (EN:Freedom) Street (which leads to Azadi Sq.) in pro-Mousavi protesting her lost vote by 'wearing' a sign saying: "Where is my vote?"

     

    I'm not personally an activist kind of guy, but I must say yesterday was an incredible day! Hundreds of thousands of people in the street absolutley silent; just walking and showing peace sign. If you're an Iranian, you can imaginehow impossible it sounds!

     

    I also wonder how they managed to do that, without no SMS, NET, SAT and even CELL. God knows.

     

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