Much as though I support what you’re striving for, and although I agree with a good part of what you are saying here, let’s remember that we are not Iranians. In your case, what you directly have to deal with is the policy of the US government. In my case, what I have to deal with directly is the policy of the Dutch government. That is where we can have an effect. We can be sympathetic to Iranian people who confront electoral fraud and unjust repression, but we have to be aware that the elites of our own countries use this sentiment to further their own policy for the world, which is a policy that leads to unemployment, exploitation and poverty for ordinary workers everywhere. Their riches are our misery. The Iranian people do not benefit from foreign elites meddling in their political affairs. But we can do little that has political effect in Iran. Rich people just try to rearrange the geopolitical landscape to suit themselves. So, before we condemn the whole Iranian polity from afar, without thorough knowledge, let us please look first at what our own society and our own state is doing, the society and the state we live in, and that we know best from personal experience. We help Iran best, if we attack the wrong policies of our own governments towards Iran. Iranians have to fight their own battles, we cannot do that for them. What we can do, is to act on our own people, have an effect on our own people.