• AFP: US asks Twitter to maintain service after Iran vote: official
  Soft power. Bene
• Come organizzare una rivoluzione su Twitter — Internazionale
  Su Boing Boing Cory Doctorow lancia cinque regole da osservare per aiutare i manifestanti che in Iran usano Twitter per comunicare tra loro e scambiarsi informazioni.
• So How’s it Going in Iran? – Michael Ledeen
  Does Mousavi even want to change the system? I think he does, and in any event, I think that’s the wrong question. He is not a revolutionary leader, he is a leader who has been made into a revolutionary by a movement that grew up around him. The real revolutionary is his wife, Zahra Rahnavard. And the real question, the key question in all of this, is: why did Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei permit her to become such a charismatic figure? How could he have made such a colossal blunder? It should have been obvious that the very existence of such a woman threatened the dark heart of the Islamic Republic, based as it is on the disgusting misogyny of its founder, the Ayatollah Khomeini.
• Le trombette sudafricane
  Per chi vuole capire cos'era quel suono insopportabile durante la partita contro gli Usa
• After its fraudulent election, Obama should harden his stance with Iran. – By Fred Kaplan – Slate Magazine
  Un'analisi ottima, lucida ed esauriente

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