Though this piece was intended by the Zionist New York Times to be a piece of propaganda against the free-thinker President of Iran, it helped me increase my respect for him. Here’s what I read behind the lines:
1. “...many of the students are now in hiding.”

This means that they were not arrested and jailed as it would happen in a dictatorship, and even as it would happen here in America.

2. “The president was eventually forced to cut his speech short and leave. But angry students stormed his car, kicking it and chanting slogans. His convoy of four cars collided several times as they tried to leave in a rush. Eventually the students were dispersed.”

Here we have a situation where the students stormed the President’s car, kicking it. If this would have happened in America to Bush, not only the students would have been jailed, but possibly they would have been shot for endagering the president’s life. In the Iranian case, the students were not arrested or shot at, but they dispered unharmed.

Moreover, Ahmdinajad had only a four-car convoy. Would Bush dare to go out in public with only four-car convoy.

My comment is intended to be a comparative study between a morbid declining democracy, versus a real and young democracy. But Zionist propaganda does not want you to think for yourself.

How much the CIA pay for this clandestin operation ?