Parazit: Hassan Daioleslam

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04-Mar-2011
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Jahanshah Javid

Front?

by Jahanshah Javid on Fri Mar 04, 2011 02:23 PM PST

I don't know if Daioleslam is a front for the MKO. What he said on this program is what he believes in and I think he made a lot of sense.

His crusade against NIAC is a different story. That's been a witch-hunt and a huge waste of energy. So I'm glad the interview focused on the Islamic Republic -- the main enemy.


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afshinazad

great comment by Mr.Daie

by afshinazad on Fri Mar 04, 2011 02:00 PM PST

VOA or the BBC are not interested of people who are looking for democracy or the freedom in Iran, main Issue is for them bring the same people have been screwing us from last 32 year, version of freedom in Iran is and will be Islamic republic regime 02, it is ok for american and it is ok for Britis, and who cares about Iranian and screw Iranian because they are muslims and what the hell they know about freedom or the democracy. don't you hate these monkeys how hard they are trying to sell the same bullshit over and over to us. mr.Daie is honest man and he doesn't give a shit what others think and I would day he is my freind now. we want the people like him to come and put the fact and talk stright forward. 


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comrade

Rajavis' bricklayer

by comrade on Fri Mar 04, 2011 01:03 PM PST

Nowadays, in order to be a duck, it doesn't have to walk, quack, and look like a duck anymore. He is an MKO front. Guranteed.  

Never increase, beyond what is necessary, the number of entities required to explain anything.

 


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Jahanshah Javid

Making Sense & Women

by Jahanshah Javid on Fri Mar 04, 2011 12:46 PM PST

I didn't see the point in inviting Daioleslam, but now I'm glad you did. And I actually thought he made a lot of sense. When all peaceful channels for change are closed, violence becomes almost inevitable. If you believe that velayate faghih can be reformed and that the Islamic Republic should survive in some form or fashion, you are waaaaaaay behind the times. And if you think there's going to be less violence from now on, you're delusional.

On another note, there's been a serious shortage of female guests on Parazit. It's inexcusable, even if you have a good reason for it. Common guys... it's not right and you know it.


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masoudA

Good Comments by Hassan Daei

by masoudA on Fri Mar 04, 2011 12:36 PM PST

I agree with everything he said.

As for Parazit - great as usual


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seannewyork

good question: why doesnt parzit have regime change ppl on???

by seannewyork on Fri Mar 04, 2011 12:14 PM PST

One point I agree with Dai on is how come VOA/Parazit never have anyone on that stands for regime change.  There are many many of them. 

 I think the answer Kambiz gave: that they are scared was not thought out.  I think they just have never wanted to have regime change people on, now is the time.

It gets old to hear the same reformist talk especially when the youth have moved past that as you can see in the protests.


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