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* Andy Loony's rantings Speaking of torture, that's what I have to endure reading or listening to the illogical rantings of Andy Loony [Our darkest days], a man who could be funny talking about the the useless junk he collects at home or his office, or about the struggles he goes through opening a bottle of Tylenol. When he steps a bit further to make political comments, I need a large dose of Advil. * Take a good look Dear sweet old gentleman Andy Rooney, [Our
darkest days] * To outcast Dear Mr. M, Your questions in the article "No belle" that carefully is devised are good questions. Regarding a difficult phenomenon that you raising in the paragraph bellow, Martin Luther, in the 15th Century, responded similarly through the verses of the Bible itself. A dilemma that human rights activists cannot simply ignore. They cannot outcast the same member of the group that are exploiting the rights of others today. To outcast the strict treatment of Catholicism with the verses of the Bible itself, happened to be a workable solution then. Whether it'll work today or not is another question to be explored to see what the outcome may be. Please read my essay "From cave to cathedral". I'd like to hear your thoughts. * What would you have done? I recently finished reading "No queen of mine" and quite frankly I'm disappointed first and foremost I ask that the writer of the article speak on her own behaf for I am apart of her generation and I do not agree with her politacaly incorrect comments. I understand that you feel as if the Shah and Farah ambandednd Iran when the where FORCED to leave in the 1970's but what choice did they have when their own people ran to the streets yelling anti shah comments, tearing down statues and demanding to overthrow his rule I ask you what would you have done in such a situation? And no, the people who live in Iran are not forgotten for I am sure most if not all of ous think of our family and others on a daily bases in hope to make our day a little brighter and make time pass a little faster till we return to our homeland. Now that we're at it we might as well clear up the misconception that living outside Iran is all fine and dandy. Unfortunetly it's the opposite we to strugle with political social and economic hardships some more than others but if I'm not mistaken that's life so let's not blame the issue on the ones who tried to make it better for their people. As for your comment on the shah and farah taking their wealth and living a high roller life out side of Iran what difference would it made if they left it all behind which for the record the did leave most of it, it would go to the present day rulers and not an onze of it would reah the iranian population and as far as I'm concerned better Farah and her children who worked for it and earned it honestly then the present day Islamic regime who does nothing but cheat people into giving them their money. So for a single moment let's stop thinking about ourselves and how much we have lost and let's start thinking about why we lost it in the first place for after all "you can't know your future till you know your past." * Exaggerating, lying, etc. I read your article [The wrong way]. I believe no one gets any where by just lying.1st I didn't know about Ebaadie being in US. I live in East Cost, not close to MD but I come come. 2nd about these so called SMCCDI, they remind me Mojaheedine Khalghe, I was one of them. They used the same tactics,exaggerating, lying, etc. It didn't work. Please if you see SMCCDI's next time tell them for me. * Something new Those painting are just wonderful [Molto bene]. Number one, something new. great job. * No more than lies Dear Mr. Hakimi, [How
old was Ayesheh?]
Dear editor salam, Iran should actively be lobbying Greece and Europe in support of Turkey's full, rapid and unconditional inclusion in the European Union on grounds of fairness and principle, and Turkey should actively be lobbying the Central Asian Republics and the United States in support of Iran's position as the most economically viable oil/gas pipleline export route from the region. Va salam, More letters (May 2004) |
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