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Michael Ledeen
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The Wall Street Journal
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March 3, 2007
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http://online.wsj.com/article/SB117289056115525687.html
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"Pro-democracy organizations in Iran believe they can bring down the regime if they receive support from the U.S. [...] They wish our leaders would openly endorse regime change, and they would like our radios and television to support freedom instead of apologizing for the mullahs. We should call for Western trade unions to build a strike fund for Iranian workers, many of whom have not been paid for months, some for more than a year, and we should provide sympathetic Iranians with laptops, servers, cell and satellite phones and phone cards, so that they can communicate with one another."
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This item argues for the position Iranian regime overthrow should be encouraged on the topic Iranian nuclear crisis.
