I think Hosein Derakhshan is quite right.If you have not read his previous post in this regard, you can find it here.
On the other hand, as I have mentioned in my previous posts here, unfortunately the outsiders' opposition has nothing promising to offer. A group of people stuck to their passive, out of date data and ideas, who have been submissively and phlegmatically protesting the government of Iran. Obviously their movement has been a backward one, and can cause nothing but chaos, discouragement and demoralization. Well these people are mainly those who left Iran right after the revolution and lost their active encounter with the real society of inside Iran. They seem to be still in their dreams.
Quite on contrary the young generation of Iranians outside the country, who have mainly immigrated to Europe or America recently and in the second or third decade of Iran's revolution have a total different perspective of Iran's society. They have been through all the though times and have experienced them with their flesh and blood. They have gained and lost so many hopes and dreams during the years after revolution. They have paid highly for each of the experiences with the days and years of their youth, and have instead got real aspects of real difficulties, limitations, fears, losses and mischiefs.

This creates us a very heavy responsibility: Instead of sitting here, nagging, we have to write more seriously about the facts we know from the present situation in Iran. I may not have that much political knowledge or that power of speech, but there are ones with more realistic and broader aspects than ones like Mr. Yousefi to be considered as the representative of the ideas and beliefs and approaches of the people of a country....