What if this was Iran?

The Egyptian regime is clamping down hard: they stopped the internet altogether, they stopped SMS, (and Twitter and Facebook obviously shut down).  Vodaphone and two other phone companies stopped SMS.  Najib Suwayrus, the Egyptian billionaire friend of Jamal Mubarak, is a collaborator in the repression.  Even the regime's mouthpiece, Al-Ahram, has been shut down.  Egyptian goons are erasing clips of repression from Youtube.  In Suez, the land lines are down.  What if this was Iran??  And when there were protests in Iran, Twitter (the company) and Facebook (the company) came out in support of the protesters.  The US media were enamored with the protesters back then.  Why are those protesters not sexy for you?  You can't say that they are Islamists this time (as if Islamists have no rights to protest--but let us go along with the argument for the sake of it), and yet they are all alone.  It will be remembered (when you ask now and later why they hate us), that Mubrak's repression took place with the full support of both parties in the US and the Obama administration.  Do you know now why whenever a US official, any US official, ever utter the word "democracy", Arabs get a strong urge to throw up?  In Iran, the US covertly smuggled those cute camera pens for demonstrators.  They were not cute enough for the Egyptian people.