Turmoil in Iran

I am going to imagine that I live in Iran. It's the week after the June 12 elections, and my best friend just told me that she wants to join the protests against the government. The protesters are in a lot of danger. Many are being killed or injured. However, the government is running a scam and needs to be stopped. I would tell my friend to join in the protest, but be very careful. I would tell her this because I believe that the present government is doing some things that I think should be stopped, I think she should stand up for what she believes in, and I don't think the government should walk all over the people.

Iran's nuclear plants are one part of the problem. Mr. Ahmadinejad, the new president of Iran, says the plants are only interested in producing enriched uranium. However, western countries are worried that Iran is trying to develop nuclear weapons. The president has also faced opposition in his own government. He is losing allies over the nuclear plants as well as other things. The government is being torn apart from the inside as well as the outside. They are not going to be able to run this country if things continue how they have been.

I think that my friend should stand up for what she believes in. You can't let people push you around, and the government of Iran is pushing everyone in that country around. They are like the big bad bullies on the playground. I don't think that my friend should allow them to continue this unfair and unjust treatment of the people. Instead, she should stand up for what she believes in and fight against this unfair government action.

The government of Iran is used to walking all over the people and having the people doing nothing. However, most of the population of Iran is very young. They have modern devices that allows them to see what life is like in other places. They won't allow the government to walk all over then. However, the government is doing just that by appointing the former president Mr. Ahmadinejad to a second term of government. I feel that it is obvious that the popular Mr. Mousavi should have at least come closer then he did, if not winning the whole thing. However, the government doesn't care. They are going to put who they want to put into the office of president. I believe that the people cannot allow that to happen.

Iran is in turmoil, and someone has to do something about it. If fixing this problem means protesting against the government openly, then so be it. I think my friend should join the protest to stop the present problems going on in Iran, stand up for what she believes, and stop the government from walking all over the people. This will be dangerous, but I think that if she is careful, it will be worth it in the end.