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Monday, 11th February 2008

As a result of all the rumpus over the ABofC, I overlooked the fact that the School of Oriental and African Studies cancelled the propaganda-fest it had been due to host on behalf of the Islamic Republic of Iran which I wrote about below. 

Well done, Potkin. Protest can make a difference. Message to all the fighters for freedom in Iran: you are not alone.


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