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4:48 PM, Jul 31, 2009 • By MICHAEL GOLDFARB

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Chomsky on Iran:

"Putting aside the details of the election, about which we don't know much, the whole structure of the regime is oppressive and authoritarian, and undermines basic civil and other human rights. Protest against it is not only honorable but courageous, because it faces extreme violence."

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