13 Jan 10 Iran threatens U.S., others on suicide blast in Tehran
IRAN’S Revolutionary Guard, threatening a “crushing” response, yesterday accused the United States, Britain and Pakistan of having links with the Sunni militants responsible for the suicide blast that killed several senior commanders. In fact, Iran alleged that those behind Sunday’s bombing were hiding across the border in Pakistan.
The death toll from the deadliest such incident in years rose to 42, an agency report said yesterday.
Iran’s president President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad had harsh words for his Pakistani counterpart, Asif Ali Zardari, and in a phone chat with the latter yesterday, he demanded their arrest.
A Sunni rebel group, known as Jundallah, or Soldiers of God, that has waged a low-level insurgency in southeastern Iran to protest what it says is government persecution in the region claimed responsibility for the attack. The claim was posted yesterday on an Islamic website that usually publishes al-Qaeda statements. Its authenticity could not be verified.
It has carried out sporadic kidnappings and attacks in recent years – including targeting the Revolutionary Guard and Shiite civilians. In Sunday’s attack, a suicide bomber with explosives strapped around his waist struck as the Guard commanders were entering a sports complex to meet tribal leaders to discuss Sunni-Shiite co-operation in the Pishin district near the Pakistani border.
Revolutionary Guard chief, Gen. Mohammad Ali Jafari, said Jundallah was at work to disrupt security in Iran and he vowed to deliver a “crushing” response.
“New evidence has been obtained proving the link between yesterday’s terrorist attack and the U.S., British and Pakistani intelligence services,” state TV quoted Jafari as saying. “Evidence shows that U.S., British and Pakistani intelligence supported the group.”
He said the attack was “undoubtedly” planned and ordered by the three nations’ intelligence services and that a delegation would soon travel to Pakistan to present evidence.
Iran often blames Western countries, especially the U.S., of stoking unrest among the country’s religious and ethnic minorities – allegations those nations have denied. Iran has also claimed that Jundallah receives support from al-Qaeda and Taliban militants that operate across the border in Pakistan’s Baluchistan province, where Baluchi nationalists have been waging a militant campaign for independence from the Pakistani government.
Several analysts who have studied Jundallah say the group likely receives inspiration and material support from Baluchi nationalists in Pakistan. But they say there is little evidence of an operational relationship between Jundallah and militants, including al-Qaeda and the Taliban, that operate across the border.
In the Internet claim of responsibility, a statement in the name of Jundallah said the attack was carried out in “retaliation for the Iranian regime’s crimes against the unarmed people of Baluchistan.”
He was referring to the area populated by ethnic Baluchi tribes, who follow the Sunni branch of Islam and are a minority in predominantly Shiite, Persian Iran.
The statement also identified the man it said carried out the attack as Abdel-Wahed Mohammadi Sarawani, suggesting he is from the small town of Sarawan, 25 miles (40 kilometres) from the Pakistani border.
It also accused the Iranian government of executing many people merely because they are Sunnis or Baluchis.
In May, Jundallah said it sent a suicide bomber into a Shiite mosque in the southeastern city of Zahedan, killing 25 worshippers.
Sunday’s attack, however, would mark the group’s highest-level target. It also raised questions about how the attacker breached security around such a top delegation from the Revolutionary Guard – the country’s strongest military force, which is directly linked to the ruling clerics under Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
The victims included the deputy commander of the Guard’s ground forces, Gen. Noor Ali Shooshtari, as well as a chief provincial Guard commander, Rajab Ali Mohammadzadeh. The others killed were Guard members or tribal leaders, it said.
Iran was planning a funeral yesterday in Zahedan for nearly all of those killed, state media reports said. A second service will take place in Tehran tomorrow for one of the commanders, Shooshtari.
Tags: blast, iran-, others, suicide, tehran, threatens, U.s.
13 Jan 10 Iran threatens tougher action against election result critics
IN strongest warning yet to opposition leaders, Iran’s supreme leader has said that questioning the results of Iran’s June presidential election would be considered a criminal act.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has the final say on all state matters in Iran, did not go so far as to order the arrest of those leaders, as called for by hard-liners, but his words signaled the government could take stronger action if the criticism continues.
“The day after the election, some people, without logic or reason, called the glorious election a lie,” state television quoted Khamenei as saying.
He said questioning the election was “the biggest crime.”
Opposition leader, Mir Hossein Mousavi, has said President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad stole the June 12 election from him through massive vote fraud. Hundreds of thousands of protesters poured into the streets in the days after the vote, prompting the government to stage a violent crackdown.
Although the street protests died down months ago, Mousavi and other leading opposition figures, including fellow presidential candidate, Mahdi Karroubi, and former President Mohammad Khatami, have refused to silence their protests.
Khamenei said he sent private messages to those who continue to question the election telling them they may not be able to control the future direction of events – an implied threat of additional government action if they fail to cease their activities. He did not name specific individuals.
The supreme leader has supported Ahmadinejad throughout the election crisis, including during the subsequent crackdown that resulted in hundreds of arrests and multiple deaths. The government has confirmed 30 people were killed, while the opposition says the 72 died.
The simmering post-election unrest has received less international attention in recent weeks, overshadowed by speculation about whether Iran will accept a UN-drafted plan to ship most of its low-enriched uranium to Russia for further enrichment.
Iran’s state al Alam television yesterday reported the Tehran had formally presented its response to the fuel deal to the head of the International Atomic Energy Organisation (IAEA), giving no details. Iran had missed an October 23 UN deadline for a reply.
World powers have complained of Iranian stalling and obfuscation on proposals meant to defuse a long standoff over its disputed nuclear aspirations.
Iran will risk rekindling demands for harsher sanctions without movement on the fuel plan and other nuclear transparency measures before the end of the year, Western diplomats said.
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, according to Reuters yesterday reiterated that Iran would not retreat “one iota” on its right to a sovereign nuclear programme. But, “fortunately, conditions have been prepared for international cooperation in the nuclear field,” he said in a speech in the northeastern city of Mashhad.
“We welcome cooperation on nuclear fuel, power plants and technology and we are ready to cooperate.” He did not say whether Iran would accept the deal or demand changes.
Iran’s IAEA ambassador, Ali Asghar Soltanieh, declined to say what Iran’s position was other than that it was “positive.”
“We expect that our technical and economic concerns will be taken into consideration when dealing with the modalities of supply of nuclear fuel for the Tehran research reactor.”
The draft fuel deal was hammered out by IAEA chief Mohamed ElBaradei in follow-up talks to an October 1 meeting between Iran and six world powers in Geneva, where Iran also agreed to open a previously secret enrichment site for UN inspections.
Four senior IAEA inspectors returned to Vienna yesterday after a first visit to the site and the team chief said “we had a good trip” but would not elaborate. Details are likely to come in the IAEA’s next quarterly report on Iran in mid-November.
Tags: Action, Against, Critics, election, iran-, result, threatens, tougher
13 Jan 10 Iran clamps down on opposition leaders after protests
KEY opposition figures were arrested yesterday in Iran, a day after violent protests in the capital left no fewer than eight people dead, agency reports stated.
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) claimed that those detained include senior aides to opposition leader, Mir Hossein Mousavi. His nephew, Seyed Ali Mousavi, was among those killed in Sunday’s violence, the worst since June’s contested elections.
Family members said they are being prevented from holding his funeral because his body has been taken from the hospital where it was being kept. Other opposition sources said the body has been taken by government agents in order to prevent his funeral becoming a rallying point for more protests.
Foreign media face severe restrictions in Iran and these reports cannot be verified.
An opposition website, Norooz, said police had fired teargas yesterday to disperse a group of Mousavi supporters who were demonstrating outside the hospital.
According to Mousavi’s website, Seyed Ali Mousavi was shot in the back as security forces fired on demonstrators in Tehran on Sunday.
BBC said the government’s immediate response to the latest confrontation has been to arrest senior opposition figures, as it did after protests against the disputed presidential elections in June. The authorities are blaming troublemakers for the violence, with the police denying that security forces are responsible for any deaths and suggesting that protesters might have shot each other.
Among those reported arrested yesterday were opposition politician, Ebrahim Yazdi, a foreign minister after the 1979 revolution and now leader of the Freedom Movement of Iran, and his nephew, Lily Tavasoli.
Yazdi’s son, Khalil, who lives in the United States (U.S.), told the BBC’s World Today programme he believed the Iranian authorities wanted to close down all opposition groups.
“It is a shameless and irresponsible act. (They are) arresting a 78-year-old man who has stood for nothing but freedom and open society within Iran all of his life,” he said.
“Any opposition now, they want to shut (it) down. We’re going down a one-way street that’s now going downhill,” he added.
Opposition sources said Mousavi Tebrizi, a senior cleric from the holy city of Qom who is close to Mousavi, had also been detained.
The protests, which began after President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s controversial re-election in June, have grown into the biggest challenge to the government since the 1979 Islamic revolution.
Yesterday’s arrests followed violent clashes which broke out on Sunday after opposition supporters took to the streets as the Shia Muslim festival of Ashura reached its climax.
Police fired tear gas to disperse crowds of demonstrators in various parts of the city overnight, according to reports.
State-owned English-language Press TV said eight people had died. Earlier, Persian state television had reported about 15 people killed. The official death toll for Sunday’s confrontation is the highest since June.
Witnesses said that in Tehran some protesters attacked police. Police responded by firing directly into the crowds, opposition sources said, although this is denied by Iranian authorities.
Tehran’s police chief, Azizollah Rajabzadeh, was among dozens of security force members injured in the clashes, officials said.
About 300 people were detained after the protests, police said on Sunday. They included members of the banned opposition group, Mujahideen Khalq Organisation (MKO) or the People’s Mujahideen, Press TV reported.
Unconfirmed reports said four people also died in protests in the north-western city of Tabriz and there were clashes in Isfahan and Najafabad in central Iran and Shiraz in the south.
Moderate cleric, Mehdi Karoubi, who came fourth in last June’s election, criticised Iran’s rulers for Sunday’s violence, an opposition website reported.
The United States and France also condemned the violence.
Iranian security forces have been on alert since influential dissident cleric, Grand Ayatollah Hoseyn Ali Montazeri, died a week ago aged 87. His funeral attracted tens of thousands of pro-reform supporters, many of whom shouted anti-government slogans.
Anger at last June’s elections, won by incumbent President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, sparked mass protests in Tehran and other cities that led to thousands of arrests and some deaths.
Mousavi and other opposition leaders have said the poll was rigged.
Tags: After, clamps, Down, iran-, Leaders, opposition, protests
13 Jan 10 Iran Protesting – What’s Behind the Bloodshed of the Iranian Protesters Who Love Their Freedom?
Iran Protesting
From the story of Iran’s Presidential Election, people from Tehran and other cities have stand themselves as the protesters. This recent protesting can be called as the largest street protests and rioting since the 1979 Iranian Revolution.
What is behind the Iranian bloodshed?
Supporters of Mr. Hossein Mousavi are upset about the election result that is assumed to be lost and suspicious in the vote count. People on the street are attempting to fight for their right vote and real president who they believe that he can bring them peaceful and freedom through their life in Iran. Also they trust on his encouraging of peaceful demonstrations and ready to die for such thing. Iranian security forces and leverage street-protesters violently and attempt to knock down all protesters and also some journalists. Meanwhile, some Iranians who were satisfied with the election result are standing out on the side of their victory demonstrations for Mr.Ahmadinejad.
In other hand, Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is calling for calming at a large demonstration and encouraging an official presidential election as pellucid acceptation. Khamenei said that “the Guardian Council has been emphasized to carry out investigation into the electoral fraud”. This decision based on the supreme leader is making more aggressive toward most protesters which causes result of more killed protesters and innocent people including real hero as “Neda Agha-Soltan”.
Neda was 20 year old Iranian woman who was shot by the Basij and died in front of cameras on Kargar Avenue in Tehran. People around the world are seeing this video from posted film on Facebook and YouTube and raising more tension throughout the world including Mr.Barack Obama, US president.
Look on the side of people. What are they thinking about the supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and Iran democracy? (From the big picture,boston.com)
“Khamenei thinks he is the 12th Imam of Shiite Islam (the messiah). This is why he is holding power and stirring up wars in neighboring countries. He must be stopped before he plunges the whole world into war” : Posted by Herbert Kaine
“The time is over for dictator in Iran. We want our rights and we stand up to get freedom and democracy for our country back. The regime in Iran will pay as other dictators. We will stop Khamanei and Ahmadinejad very soon. Long live freedom! We love you Iran.” : Posted by MC.Berien
“I do not agree with Ahmedi Nejad’s beliefs and plans for Iran. And I do believe that Mousavi can bring change to Iran during a time in which it needs it the very most. Iran has been in a very dark place in the world over the past 30 years, and I hope that this brings light to the country” : Posted by Adel
I wish this can be one of the messages to help Innocent Iranian voice to the UN and other country authorities. The world should or should not concern on legal presidency in Iran. Is “Ahmadinejad” the true Iran president? Can we stand watching innocent people are killing? Is Iranian your world living friends? Answer yourself and start helping them!
There are still many more about The Truth of Iran you should know. Let find out NOW and you will consider how many Secret Things are around you!
Tags: Behind, Bloodshed, freedom, iran-, Iranian, Love., protesters, Protesting, Their, What's
13 Jan 10 Iran Protesting & Truth – What is Wrong with MR. Ahmadinejad on Being Accepted to Be the President of Iran?
After the presidential election in Iran, the reaction from Iranians who were desperate with an election result still remains. Besides, the Iranian polices along with members of the Basiji military have been enforced their actions using fired guns through the people on the street followed the command of the Iranian government resulted hundred of innocent people killed on the street. This is also brought up annoyance and compassion to the people around the world.
Why can’t Iranian People accept Ahmadinejad as the president?
Ahmadinejad was born in 1956 at the desert town named Garmsar, east of Tehran. He was the fourth child of a working class family with seven children. His father, who was a blacksmith, moved the family to Tehran when Ahmadinejad was few year old. He was roughly raised up in the family among the poverty and frustration.
After finishing high school, in 1975, Ahmadinejad went to Elm-o Sanaat University to study engineering. At that time, there was during the period of Islamic revolution by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. His activities of that certain time were dominated by ultra-conservative Islamic fundamentalists. Ahmadinejad soon became one of the key persons and founded the Islamic Students Association in that university after the collapse of the Shah’s regime.
Four years later, he became the representative of Elm-o Sanaat students in the Office for Strengthening of Unity between Universities and Theological Seminaries so called OSU which was established by Ayatollah Mohammad Beheshti. The OSU played a crucial part in the seizure of the United States embassy in Tehran in November 1979. According to the US storming idea, OSU committee decided to further seizure the Soviet embassy at the same time.
Ahmadinejad performed a senior officer in the Special Brigade of the Revolutionary Guards in 1986. Ramazan Garrison near Kermanshah in western Iran was stationed to be the headquarters of the Revolutionary Guards for terrorist attacks beyond Iran’s borders. According to his performance regarding clerical regime’s terrorist operations, he became a master of a series of assassinations in the Middle East and Europe, including the assassination of Iranian Kurdish leader, Abdorrahman Qassemlou.
Ahmadinejad took advantage on his position in the university to build up a strong network of radical Islamic fundamentalists under his principal activity as Ansare Hezbollah organization which was a radical gang of violent Islamic vigilantes.
From the history, Ahmadinejad is obviously seen as a typically chosen man by Khamenei’s entourage to replace a new history of clerical elite’s ultra-conservative identity. However, under the world pressure and civilized Iranian needs recently, the new Iranian President has now been demanded for determination of the radical policies including stop human rights abuses, giving up the sponsorship of terrorism, and driving away all nuclear weapons.
As seen from the above severe reasons, it’s no doubt why most Iranians have to stand up against this president election with the bravest manner and their own bare hands in order to transcend the most savage and brutal forces in History of Iran.
There are still many more about The Truth of Iran you should know. Let find out NOW and you will consider how many Secret Things are around you!
Tags: Accepted, Ahmadinejad, being, iran-, president, Protesting, truth, wrong
11 Jan 10 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers Korea Vs Iran
FIFA World Cup 2010 South Africa is going to start soon and qualifying rounds are nearly completed which decide the fate of teams who will qualify. All the footballing nations are fighting to gain spot at FIFA World Cup 2010 South Africa in WC qualifiers. In last round to world cup qualifiers Korea will battle against Iran to challenge group for having place in FIFA World Cup 2010 South Africa. Korea is playing Iran in their group to confirm their position in FIFA World Cup 2010 South Africa and Football live scores of this match will be awaited by billions of people around the world. South Korea is playing their best game in this qualifying round as they are on top of their table. South Korea has played 7 matches and won 4 matches which are quite convincing to qualify for FIFA World Cup 2010 South Africa. They drawn 3 matches in this group and lost none with 15 points which put them on top of table and Korea DPR is on second spot with 11 points so it’s most likely that they are qualified for FIFA World Cup 2010 South Africa. South Korea always played tremendous football for their nation and their fans always witness better game by their team. South Korea will be securing their position in FIFA world cup for seventh time and they are favorite team among Asians. South Korea also known as Taeguk Warriors are best Asian team in this competition as they reached in last four of FIFA World Cup 2002 Korea/Japan. Guus Hiddink their former coach took them to semi finals of this competition in 2002 and not only these they beat Italy and Spain on their way to last four. Coach Huh is now managing South Korea tremendously from last 2 successive World cup campaign and he is successful in gaining a place in FIFA World Cup 2010 South Africa. Iran had not played according to their standards as they are placed at fourth position on their group by only winning 2 matches and drawn 4 matches and it is most likely that their 10 points at this position won’t save them from relegating from FIFA World Cup 2010 South Africa. Iran failing to make impact on World cup after 1998 World cup in France where they smashed USA 2-1 which is most famous game of world cup history. The football result of this match is memorable for decades by fans of Iran but they should work hard to bring much more for their fans and nation. Javad Nekounam has scored 4 goals for Iran in this campaign and Gholamreza Rezaei scored 2 goals which are positive for Iran to rely on. Park Chu Young also scored 4 goals sharing same number of goals with Park Ji Sung and these are player to watch in this interesting fixture. If you are football lover then you should watch this interesting fixture between South Korea and Iran and its football live score will be displayed at Scorespro.com which ultimate online source of FIFA World Cup 2010 South Africa.
FIFA World Cup 2010 South Africa is going to start soon and qualifying rounds are nearly completed which decide the fate of teams who will qualify. All the footballing nations are fighting to gain spot at FIFA World Cup 2010 South Africa in WC qualifiers. In last round to world cup qualifiers Korea will battle against Iran to challenge group for having place in FIFA World Cup 2010 South Africa. Korea is playing Iran in their group to confirm their position in FIFA World Cup 2010 South Africa and Football live scores of this match will be awaited by billions of people around the world.
South Korea is playing their best game in this qualifying round as they are on top of their table. South Korea has played 7 matches and won 4 matches which are quite convincing to qualify for FIFA World Cup 2010 South Africa. They drawn 3 matches in this group and lost none with 15 points which put them on top of table and Korea DPR is on second spot with 11 points so it’s most likely that they are qualified for FIFA World Cup 2010 South Africa.
South Korea always played tremendous football for their nation and their fans always witness better game by their team. South Korea will be securing their position in FIFA world cup for seventh time and they are favorite team among Asians. South Korea also known as Taeguk Warriors are best Asian team in this competition as they reached in last four of FIFA World Cup 2002 Korea/Japan. Guus Hiddink their former coach took them to semi finals of this competition in 2002 and not only these they beat Italy and Spain on their way to last four. Coach Huh is now managing South Korea tremendously from last 2 successive World cup campaign and he is successful in gaining a place in FIFA World Cup 2010 South Africa.
Iran had not played according to their standards as they are placed at fourth position on their group by only winning 2 matches and drawn 4 matches and it is most likely that their 10 points at this position won’t save them from relegating from FIFA World Cup 2010 South Africa. Iran failing to make impact on World cup after 1998 World cup in France where they smashed USA 2-1 which is most famous game of world cup history. The football result of this match is memorable for decades by fans of Iran but they should work hard to bring much more for their fans and nation.
Javad Nekounam has scored 4 goals for Iran in this campaign and Gholamreza Rezaei scored 2 goals which are positive for Iran to rely on. Park Chu Young also scored 4 goals sharing same number of goals with Park Ji Sung and these are player to watch in this interesting fixture. If you are football lover then you should watch this interesting fixture between South Korea and Iran and its football live score will be displayed at Scorespro.com which ultimate online source of FIFA World Cup 2010 South Africa.
Peri Witny is an author of Sports News.
Football Scores by ScoresPro.com
Tags: FIFA, iran-, Korea, Qualifiers, WORLD
11 Jan 10 World Cup Qualifying Football Match: Korea DPR Vs Iran
It’s another match from World Cup Asian Qualifiers. Now the teams which are going to face each other are Korea DPR and Iran. Both teams have twelve points still yet and both didn’t lose any match in this round. Korea DPR is at second place in its group just because of goal difference issue other wise they have equal points with South Korea.
It would be a great match to watch as both are strong teams and didn’t lose any single match yet. Both teams would try to continue their wining stream in the tournament but one as to go for defeat and one has to go for win. So overall it would be a great match to see as both teams would defend their wining streak. Korea DPR would have a slight edge on Iran as they played with South Korea as well, which is a strong team of their group while Iran has UAE as a strong opponent with them. Last time Iran performed brilliantly well in the world cup qualifying tournament, and they would try to repeat that performance again.
Korea DPR has played with strong group teams, so they would perform better than other group teams as they have to face South Korea and Jordan in their group matches. Both these teams are tough teams to play and after playing with these two teams Korea DPR still make it possible to get twelve points in the fourth round of World Cup Qualifiers.
If you see Korea DPR team then you would see that they mostly rely on In Guk Mun and on An Cho-Hyok. This thing also reveals in the World Cup Qualifiers as well. So Korea DPR must be hoping more from these players, and they should want that they <a onClick=”javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview(‘/outgoing/article_exit_link’);” href=”http://www.scorespro/football”>score</a> more goals in this match. So that their team can earn more points and can move further towards World Cup. The Coach of Korean DPR team said that his side is playing competent football, and they know that for which thing they are going to play? I have lot of expectations from my team, and I am sure that they would perform well in the match.
On the other hand, if look at the side of Iran then you would see Javad Nekonum as a star from their side. Among him, they also have Gholamareza Rezaei and Karim Bagheri so overall they have strong striking power with them. Their striking power is capable of demolishing any defense line as they have performed well in the last season.
Iran would have an edge of last time’s performance which they have shown in the last World Cup qualifying round. They would definitely try to give their best so that this time they can reach in the World Cup. Their defense line is a little bit weaker as they have not high class defenders with them but still yet they would manage to counter the striking line of opposition. As their coach also commented on this that they are working very hard on their defenders, and hopefully they will get their required results soon. Stay tuned with ScoresPro for <a onClick=”javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview(‘/outgoing/article_exit_link’);” href=”http://www.scorespro/football”>live football scores</a>.
Peri Witny is an author of Sports articles.
Livescore by http://www.ScoresPro.com
08 Jan 10 Iran Election Fraud: 5 Reasons to Doubt the Results
UPDATE: In the weeks since I have made this video, the evidence of electoral fraud has gone from anecdotal to irrefutable. The Iranian government itself has acknowledged that in 50 areas, more votes were counted than there are eligible voters. The government has acknowledged that 3 million ballots were stuffed, and lots of evidence indicates that it was in fact much more. The commenters saying otherwise in this video either don’t have a handle on the situation or believe in broad …
18 Dec 09 Twitter Most Popular Microblogging Website Hacked by Iranian Cyber Army
Twitter.com is the most popular website which is known for microblogging. Peoples are use Twitter to share their view, experience and what are you doing, type now
Continue reading here:
Twitter Most Popular Microblogging Website Hacked by Iranian Cyber Army
Tags: a-outlets-had, cnn, green flag, images, iran-, mainstream media outlets, state department
18 Dec 09 Twitter Most Popular Microblogging Website Hacked by Iranian Cyber Army
Twitter.com is the most popular website which is known for microblogging. Peoples are use Twitter to share their view, experience and what are you doing, type now. According to CNN News :- The popular microblogging Web site Twitter was hacked overnight, leaving the millions who use the site tweetless.
More:
Twitter Most Popular Microblogging Website Hacked by Iranian Cyber Army
Tags: a-outlets-had, cnn, green flag, iran-, iranian-cyber, mainstream, popular-website, protesters, relationship, site-tweetless-, social networking, summer, were-redirected
