Jul 02 2009
Rug Pulled from Underneath the Anti-Imperialist Crowd
The uprising changes everything.
From Terry Glavin in his Tyee column, “Iran: Whose Side Are We Really On?”:
The uprising changes everything, and not just inside Iran. No matter what happens next, the uprising will cause convulsions in contested fields of struggle from Afghanistan to Palestine.
Already, the spectacle of angry masses thronging the streets of Iranians cities is holding out the promise of a great awakening in “progressive” politics from Berlin to Seattle. In Canada, what was once unspeakable is now unavoidably central to any serious discussion of the Iranian cause and what it demands of us.
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