Tonight’s Frontline Will Make You Cry
The death of Neda Soltan gets the 'Frontline' investigative treatment.
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The death of Neda Soltan gets the 'Frontline' investigative treatment.
This is probably going to make people mad.
President Obama, Gordon Brown, and Nicolas Sarkozy reveal to the world the existence of a secret nuclear facility in Iran.
Fake plastic girls subject to real religious laws.
The Iranian president has been banned from the banquet halls there.
Which is to say, President Obama has new plans for his predecessor's missile shield.
He will "strike us in the face so hard we will lose our way home."
But does this really say anything about their relationship?
The story of a woman's death spreads around the world, the Guardian Council admits some fishy numbers, and the Revolutionary Guard delivers a stern warning.
Ayatollah Khamenei gives a big speech, Ahmadinejad tones it down, and Google and Facebook step up their efforts.
Which, in turn, confuses us.
The Guardian Council calls Mousavi and friends to a meeting, protesters mourn, and arrests of dissidents continue.
And they're going to do it again tomorrow.
Cracks in the religious elite, the latest from Obama, political arrests, and more rallies.
They're doing all they can to keep Twitter running in Iran.
Maybe things aren't so great for Ahmadinejad after all?
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