Daily Mail: Iran blacks out social media as President Rouhani slams Trump in address to his nation after defiant protesters face water cannon and hundreds of arrests on the fourth day of demonstrations
* Rouhani hit back at Donald Trump saying he had called Iranians terrorists
* Trump supporting protesters 'but has no right to sympathise with Iranians'
* Iranian regime blocked Instagram and messaging app Telegram amid protests
* Comes after regime vowed protesters would 'pay the price' for causing unrest
* Despite clampdown on social media, protesters continue to take to the streets
Iran's president Hassan Rouhani has hit back at Donald Trump, saying the U.S President has no right sympathise with Iranians after calling them terrorists.
In his first public comments since the wave of anti-government protests began on Thursday, he also said people are free to criticise the government but their protests should not lead to violence.
The authorties in Iran have now blocked access to Instagram and the popular Telegram messaging app used by activists to organize and publicize the protests.
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Unrest In Iran -- News Roundup December 31, 2017
Iran protests go on as social media apps blocked, 2 killed -- AP
Iran protesters rally again, defying warning of crackdown -- Reuters
Iran restricts social media as anti-government protests enter 4th day -- CNN
Protesters march again in Tehran as 200 arrested -- AFP
Iran warns of crackdown as 200 protesters arrested -- DW
Iran protests: Two killed, government limits social media -- UPI
Iran: government warns demonstrators if they don't stop -- Al Jazeera
Iranian regime vows protesters will 'pay the price' for three nights of unrest as it blames 'foreign agents' for shooting two demonstrators dead -- Daily Mail
Iran bans Instagram and Telegram, threatens crackdown against protesters as anger grows over economy, corruption -- ABC News Online
Rouhani acknowledges Iranian discontent as protests continue -- The Guardian
Iran protests: Citizens have right to criticise, not destroy - Rouhani -- BBC
Rouhani defends right to protest but rejects violence -- Al Jazeera
Iran's Rouhani rejects violence but vows 'space for criticism' -- AFP
Rouhani: Iranians have right to protest but must avoid violence -- Reuters
Iran blocks Instagram, Telegram after protests -- Al Jazeera
Protests in Iran fanned by exiled journalist, messaging app -- AP
What has brought Iranian protesters to the streets? -- Bozorgmehr Sharafedin, Reuters
Here's everything you need to know about the protests rocking Iran -- Business Insider
Iran unrest threatens Tehran's tyrants. Can protesters drive them out? -- James S. Robbins, USA TODAY
5 comments:
What would they say at Zerohedge?
Bullish ... Iranian interrogators.
at least short term.
Both Iran and Saudi Arabia are considering war to over come domestic issues.
JimBrowm,
I won't dispute what you say. I kind of agree.
Still the Russian and German example show there are constraints in war. If your troops are not into it and the home front is falling apart, you fold.
I do not suppose the Ayatollahs are as widely read in military science/history as they should be.
The Crown Prince is disappointing too. If the price were smart (no he is intelligent, just not wise enough) he would sell the super yacht and the chateau for a profit, any profit, and apply the proceeds (base and profit) to a slum and call it zakat 10 times over.
Yes Jim, as is Trump no doubt.
"Yes Jim, as is Trump no doubt."
https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/gdp-growth
Pass laws during the cover of war?
Why go there. Trump passed a tax law in broad daylight, because he wanted economic growth.
That is not very warmongering.
Unemployment rate is at 4.1%, which is okay, but now we have to concentrate on job quality such as getting Foxcon jobs, higher paying jobs, in Wisconsin.
Did Obam bring in Foxcon?
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