The team has been "On the prowl" as we are also seeing the results from the latest states starting to come in. Our team published a "notation" earlier today on it.
It was also another very interesting day for me as I was on the "Grid" on the Daily Prowl supporting #Outsiders. I saw this from Robin Wright which was quite a story on #Iran:
Mir Hossein Mousavi was the leader of the Green Movement that continues to be under detention along with his wife. Khatami, the Former President, contineus to be banned (just like Mandela was) as Rouhani continues his incremental moves. Khamenei continues to call the shots as he made a move to appoint a lower level cleric as the "Supremo" for the Foundation that looks after Imam Reza Shrine that also happens to be one of the biggest enterprises in Iran. I made it a point of writing an tweet on Khameini's Twitter Account noting how desperate the situation ahs been in Mashad that gets 20 Million Visitors a year and how at least half of the people live below the poverty line. Our team will have more on a future edition of "Notation" on it--I note this because I have been thinking about what now as the elections was just held and assessing the simple question: What Now?
It was also another very interesting day for me as I was on the "Grid" on the Daily Prowl supporting #Outsiders. I saw this from Robin Wright which was quite a story on #Iran:
Working away making the rounds as I saw this....there is still a very very long way to go despite the apparent incremental gains in #Iran.....Thank you Robin Wright for this...beautifully written as always....
Posted by Mike Pouraryan on Tuesday, March 8, 2016
Mir Hossein Mousavi was the leader of the Green Movement that continues to be under detention along with his wife. Khatami, the Former President, contineus to be banned (just like Mandela was) as Rouhani continues his incremental moves. Khamenei continues to call the shots as he made a move to appoint a lower level cleric as the "Supremo" for the Foundation that looks after Imam Reza Shrine that also happens to be one of the biggest enterprises in Iran. I made it a point of writing an tweet on Khameini's Twitter Account noting how desperate the situation ahs been in Mashad that gets 20 Million Visitors a year and how at least half of the people live below the poverty line. Our team will have more on a future edition of "Notation" on it--I note this because I have been thinking about what now as the elections was just held and assessing the simple question: What Now?
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