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29. juuni 2009, 11:38:05 gogul toimetatud (29. juuni 2009, 11:39:43)  heavenlyemma: Hiya. BBC is also cool at part and things have gone that might come back. Anyway only BBC World matters here. The Iranian nutheads... when they talk about foreign intrusion that would have lead to the protests, This should translate to 'state interventionalism'. This government would love to turn their own history into a historical show down debate. Give it to them! We'd love to know more about the Persia/Iran/Great Britain complex, as a nice opening to a decent blah blah. It might force Iran to mobilize intellectual and educated forces, which could be amazingly interesting. Meanwhile --> http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_ELzM_S573r8/SkPSKtb91Dl/AAAAAAAAL5E/o_w-V7khmak/1600-h/Iran+-+Foto+des+Monats.jpg 29. juuni 2009, 11:43:58 Teema: Re: gogul: Your link didn't work. |
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