
Iran's top security body has ordered local journalists not to report on problems caused by petrol rationing, a day after its surprise introduction.
The authorities switched off the mobile text messaging system in Tehran overnight to prevent motorists from organising more protests.
The best way to solve a problem is of course to forbid it.
I'm curious, if 50 gas stations were burned in Tehran last night, how many would still be open today for pumping gas?
Word problems! Noooo!!! :P
Do you still doubt the uprising of Iranians? I am sure you know by now that , some of those who were in this uprising have been caught and sentenced to death?If you are not sure I suggest you follow the Iranian press closely.No one is pinned on the number, rather than the hatred people have towards Tehran government and their wish to change this regime. On the other hand unlike the image portrayed by the media or some bloggers, the Iranian regime is not stable at all!!!The petrol uprising is the term used by officials when referring to the peoples reaction to petrol rationing. So be it! I think its wise to listen to what the Iranian people want, and not what we want!
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