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The most nauseous photograph to come out of the Iran tragedy was not the bloodied demonstrators in Tehran, but a Reuters picture of former Iranian Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi, “fighting back tears” in Washington as he declared that Neda Agha Sultan, the young woman shot dead by Ahmadinejad's thugs a week ago, “was now for ever in my pocket”. I bet she is, by God! “I have added her to the list of my daughters,” the son of the brutal and merciless late Shah, told the world.
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