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They are fanning the flames of the Iran war option

How many times have we heard in recent weeks either outright threats to attack Iran mainly emanating from Israel or the more muted posture adopted by the United States that leaves ‘all options' on the table including ‘the military option'? What has Iran done to justify this frantic war-mongering in a strategic region that is sorting out the contradictory effects of the long Arab Spring and is the contested site of energy geopolitics that has replaced territory and minerals as the core issue of world politics?

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Redeye

Two revolutions: Egypt and Iran

February 14, 2011
| On Feb. 11, Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak fell, 32 years to the day after the Shah of Iran was overthrown. Redeye explores similarities and differences between the two revolutions with Saeed Rahnema.

17:57 minutes (16.44 MB)

Iranians unite at Queen's Park

On Sunday June 20 at Queen's Park in Toronto, hundreds of Iranians gathered to honour the dead and call for a free democratic society in Iran.

Produced by rabbletv's Sachin Seth.

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