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Students, police clash in front of British embassy in Tehran (Roundup)
Jun 14, 2007, 17:31 GMT
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You think this was a plan??? Naw... it was spontaneous reactions. Everyone knows it was QE2's B-day. Just a chance meeting between Police and students on their free time. They just happened to clash in front of the British Embassy. See there are always reasonable explanations, when dealing with reasonable people in a reasonable society. Whew..... that was easy, don't you think?????
Please take no offence at the behavior of these thugs gathering outside the British Embassy; they do not represent the silent 98% majority of Iranian people who have absolutely nothing against the British or any other Nation for that matter.
Iranians are decent peace loving kind sophisticated and hospitable people and wish no ill will towards Britain and its people.
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