WAHAHAAHAHAHAH!!!! That would indeed be a good example of civil unrest. Hehehe. Iran is about to have a change of government. This should be interesting to watch from a distance. Riots are crazy. I used to do riot control in Korea with the U.S. army. They have some out of control protests as well. As for Iran...with all the people that own AK-47's over there, I am surprised there are very few of them being implemented against the authorities. Maybe in time? This is, after all, a much larger and more unusual situation than most riots.
I get the impression that most people in Iran (especially outside of the 'urban youth' demographic) actually supported Ahmadinejad, or at least they preferred him to Mousavi, because from their point of view they didn't want US (in other words, NWO) interests meddling in their country.
As I wrote a couple of days ago, I think a lot of the destabilisation is the result of CIA intervention, trying to get their man Mousavi elected. Of course, that doesn't mean I don't think the protestors are awesome.
I too am surprised nobody has taken up anything more than bricks against the Iranian government, but maybe it's because the people protesting are their equivalent of leftists and they don't believe in being armed? :P No idea.
WAHAHAAHAHAHAH!!!! That would indeed be a good example of civil unrest. Hehehe. Iran is about to have a change of government. This should be interesting to watch from a distance. Riots are crazy. I used to do riot control in Korea with the U.S. army. They have some out of control protests as well. As for Iran...with all the people that own AK-47's over there, I am surprised there are very few of them being implemented against the authorities. Maybe in time? This is, after all, a much larger and more unusual situation than most riots.
ReplyDeleteI get the impression that most people in Iran (especially outside of the 'urban youth' demographic) actually supported Ahmadinejad, or at least they preferred him to Mousavi, because from their point of view they didn't want US (in other words, NWO) interests meddling in their country.
ReplyDeleteAs I wrote a couple of days ago, I think a lot of the destabilisation is the result of CIA intervention, trying to get their man Mousavi elected. Of course, that doesn't mean I don't think the protestors are awesome.
I too am surprised nobody has taken up anything more than bricks against the Iranian government, but maybe it's because the people protesting are their equivalent of leftists and they don't believe in being armed? :P No idea.