23 June 2009

Nedâ

How a murdered woman became a revolutionary icon.

3 Comments:

Blogger Alessandro Machi said...

When a communication device being used to communicate for peaceful purposes results in that person being killed, that pretty much warrants an international investigation.

Death by sniper for using a mobile phone, if found to be true, does indeed make Neda a martyr, assuming the person acted in concert with the government.

The problem is not knowing who the killer was and what motivated them to kill.

23 June, 2009 11:38  
Anonymous rita said...

Thanks for continuing to diligently cover this important subject. Since I spend all day with the local news, I'm woefully behind on whats going on out in the bigger picture. I confess I check out the blogs to find out what the national buzz is. Your's is very up to date. :)

23 June, 2009 22:17  
Blogger VAMP said...

Crap that's haunting. Her looking right into the camera as she's passing. I had heard/read about this but this was the 1st time I saw it.

23 June, 2009 23:03  

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