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February 14th, 2011
11:21 PM ET

KTH: Brutality and hypocrisy in Iran
Filed under: 360° Radar • 360º Follow • Anderson Cooper • Keeping Them Honest • Middle East
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  1. Mahsa

    Hi Anderson,

    First of all thanks for reporting on Iran. We have no voice, there is no media inside iran and we Iranians are alone.
    I think the CNN and other means of communication must support us more.
    Please, have more program on Iran devote more time to iran I know you are a caring person, you always care about minority. we are minority in the world and in our country. we do need support from anyone who has some power.
    we are new generation in iran, and we want freedom that's all we want.
    thanks for reading this,
    Mahsa Irani

    February 15, 2011 at 7:54 pm |
  2. chris bern

    ITs amazing how comparable this is to the book of daniel 6:25, throwing him to the lions,it did happen in persia and it was against the persian king, i kinda expect a miracle getting ready to happen, I BELIEVE tahriri square was a miracle, Another miracle is getting ready to happen at the Asadi tower, the tower of freedom. prayers for persia. From egypt to India, the persian gulf to the caucauss, freedom is ringing, Fear not, the ramifacations of freedom are the blessings of liberty! prayers for persia!

    February 15, 2011 at 6:05 pm |
  3. Bobby A

    US can not sit back like in 2009. US can not just give moral support. US can not play politic with this regime. US need to give full support for the Iranian people. In order to make this regime weak, US plus all nation need to support the people, and all the media need as well. Now is the time.

    February 15, 2011 at 5:25 pm |
  4. Nini

    People of Iran are still fighting in the streets from what I hear. Feb. 15 protest is still live and well.

    February 15, 2011 at 4:08 pm |
  5. Jerry

    Anderson, one question I would like you to explore regarding the Iranian matter is in relation to a comment I heard this morning on the news..about the fact that Hillary Clinton's comments were leading the young people to death in Teheran. Well, I beg to differ...18 years that I lived there all the people on the street were unbelieving of the US complete non-support of them. I think US support to the uprising is crucial and ultimately these people will be successful. Iranian people are the most repressed under the most hated government in the world. Thanks so much for keeping the lines open and being our link...we have no messenger, few and very sketchy phone calls between ourselves and our family that remains there.

    February 15, 2011 at 1:43 pm |
  6. Farshid

    Dear Anderson,

    Thank you for your report on Iran. People in Iran appreciate the media's support in the west. It is heart warming to see such a great report on, Keeping Them Honest.
    Please keep up the good work.

    Warm regards

    Farshid

    February 15, 2011 at 1:25 pm |
  7. Farbod

    Iranian people started this movement in Late 2009 and the whole region looked at us and learned, Now they have to look at Egyptians and bring this brutality and hypocrisy to an end.

    February 15, 2011 at 11:02 am |
  8. hana

    Thank you Anderson for being one of the few people who voiced Iranian people's struggle for democracy. Thank you and keep it up. 🙂

    February 15, 2011 at 4:47 am |
  9. Cyrus Rahimi

    Instead of covering Tiger Woods apologizing for spitting, why don't you cover revolutions for freedom around the world to help spur more people to join the protests,and for the people to realize they have backing in the U.S. media and nations across the world to enjoy the same. The only way to achieve these goals of freedom for people of these nations yo enjoy the same freedoms you have to televise your program and use face book and twitter, something the Iranian people DO NOT have the right to do.

    February 15, 2011 at 2:16 am |
  10. Anahita

    In 2009 the iranian uprising was not supported bu the US gov or the US media.Michael Jackson died during that week and all attention was shifted and the Iranians were forgotten in just one day. please Anderson you need to support them as you did for the egyptians. We cannot ask the white house for help but we reach to you. Support the Iranians they do not want Mousavi or Karoubi they want a regime change, Hear their cry "Death to the dictator,Death to Khamenei" Mousavi and Karoubi are part of Khamenei theocracy. The basij are all palestinian and lebanese mercanaries and are paid to kill.
    Pease help us

    February 15, 2011 at 1:53 am |
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