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Hadinili tweeted from Tehran :”They are beating “people” in Enghelab St., not only the protesters.”
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The Iranian people are going to have to fight back or else give in. Those clerics are thugs and will kill you. Be careful and God bless you all as you take back your country. The U.S. people are with you.
i hope and pray the brave people of iran that are fighting for your freedom find strength in the fact that we stand with you.tom harrelson
We the people of the United States support the freedom of the Iranian people and ALL who wish to be free! We the people are NOT the government, but American Patriots!