Thursday, 18 June 2009

UK citizens: petition on Iranian elections

I submitted a similar petition, but the moderators at the 10 Downing Street website chose this one instead:

We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to call on the Iranian government to have a re-election.

If we in the West truly stand for democracy and want to see it take root in the Middle East, this is the moment when it matters - when action should be taken. We have a clear and obvious popular resistance, that has had its democratic voice silenced and is still, in the face of government violence, making itself heard. If this is not a time to say, "This is what we stand for", then what is?

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