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  1. NIAC rejects Rep. Kirk’s accusations http://bit.ly/11OPhr
  2. Clinton Appoints NIAC Advisory Board Member to Iran Post http://bit.ly/4FYD5N
  3. Sam Stein in HuffPo: NIAC and J Street become political targets for promoting diplomacy over militarism -http://bit.ly/Y5GPo
  4. Neo-cons hate that NIAC and J street collaborate... http://bit.ly/3i1YNE
  5. My piece in New York Times "Change we can believe in cannot be a ratcheting up of sanctions we don’t believe in" http://bit.ly/Qe2vY
  6. New article by @TParsi in @Huffingtonpost: Will focus at UN be on #Ahmadinejad's human rights abuses? -http://bit.ly/SJBX1 #Iranelection
  7. no comment... http://bit.ly/g5XEV
  8. Why US should welcome Iran's broadening of the agenda, http://bit.ly/gEKLz
  9. To Talk or to Sanction - Obama's Iran Dilemma, http://bit.ly/SeTtZ
  10. Trita Parsi: Unforgivable crimes in Iran - The under reporting of deaths http://bit.ly/CJho7
  11. Trita Parsi is on Foreign Exchange this weekend, discussing sanctions on Iran http://bit.ly/TLmRz
  12. My joint NYT op-ed w/ Askari details why a gasoline embargo on Iran would help Ahmadinejad. http://bit.ly/18iQdy
  13. NIAC’s Membership: Delay Diplomacy, Oppose Sanctions, http://bit.ly/xO12A
  14. NIAC condemns show trials in Iran http://bit.ly/3IAUe8
  15. My postin HP: Biggest mistake US can make: set deadlines that no one - including US - believes #Iran can meet - http://bit.ly/JNCKL
  16. NIAC's ranked top 100 best Twitter users in int affairs http://bit.ly/xqtJa
  17. will be discussing the show trials in Iran on CNN in 20 minutes
  18. The case for a tactical pause with Iran http://bit.ly/1a7qfW via @addthis
  19. Where is Bijan Khajepour? http://bit.ly/KYYEq
  20. piece with Reza Aslan on Iran protests at foreign policy.com, http://bit.ly/WbyF3