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    Posted June 24, 2009 by
    F62
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    The Hague, Netherlands
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    Unrest in Iran

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    Protest rally Iran The Hague Netherlands

    By F62  |  Posted June 24, 2009  |  The Hague, Netherlands
     

    Yesterday another protest rally was held in front of the parliament building at 't Plein in The Hague. There were several speakers, including a member of a political party (SP) and the writer Kadar Abdolah. I must say, I was impressed by the Iranian people; they are emotional passionate people that care for their country. The protest was peaceful accompanied by dance and music, they want only one thing, to live in peace and freedom......Something their leaders do not seem to understand……….yet! (more pictures at Flickr.com)  http://www.flickr.com/photos/38659937@N06/sets/72157620338809923/

     

     

     

     

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