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This article appeared in the August 31, 2009 edition of The Nation.

August 12, 2009

Green Iran--Long May It Wave

Riverside, Calif.

Robert Dreyfuss's "Iran's Green Wave" [July 20/27] is excellent and gives us the mindset of the various groups in Iran. It provides the kind of information leaders need before entering into negotiations or making policy decisions. I share Dreyfuss's belief that the colored revolutions in the Russian sphere of influence and Lebanon had foreign influences, but I have no suspicions that the opposition candidates in this election had connections with foreigners.

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