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I Am the Common Green Element, Cry My Name.

February 26, 2010 Mohammad Poor, Opinions, Recent Posts 2 Comments

I Am the Common Green Element, Cry My Name.

Source: Malakut
Date: Friday, February 12, 2010

Daryoush Mohammad Poor is a well know Iranian blogger based in London.

One of the most important aptitudes of the Green Movement is its freedom from structure of power and its ability to internally criticize itself and evolve accordingly. Aside from observing techniques used by the current political power to silence and hijack the voice of the “others”, one of the most important lessons that can be learned from 22nd of Bahman is the fact that both the Green Movement supporters and detractors have wide support. … Continue Reading

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