Archive - Jul 26, 2009

We will never be silent

I am Mehdi Saharkhiz, Proud son of the journalist and political activist Isa Saharkhiz. He is in jail for speaking his mind in opposition to the dictators that hijacked the elections in Iran. He was kidnapped in a way that his ribs were broken, he is kept in solitary confinement in an undisclosed location. My dad dedicated his life in order to depose the Shah and help with the establishment of the Islamic Republic of Iran—a republic that was supposed to be free and respect peoples’ votes, voices, and opinions. My father spent years fighting Saddam whom had illegally entered Iran's sovereign land and imposed a war against the Iranian people. He fought alongside his brother, my uncle, Saeed who was eventually killed in the war, and millions of other brave Iranians>>>

We are some time some thing.

... we have courage to hear the melody >>>

Opposition's Two Heads

It is now clearer than ever that the opposition movement in Iran has two heads. One is the official loyal opposition within the regime, the reformists, and the other is the opposition movement of the people on the streets, which has its own diversity of lines of thinking. The opposition movement among the people is clearly more radical and is determined to go much farther than the Mousavi-Khatami-Karroubi faction and their cohorts will ever, EVER be willing to go. In all this, we must not forget that Rafsanjani is a third column within the regime, and has his own agenda>>>

Video of protest Sunday July 26 in Vali-asr Street

Tehran Vali Asr in front of IRIB close to the Belal Mosque July 26>>>

به یاد کامبیز روستا

در نخستین ساعات بامداد شنبه ۳ مرداد/۲۵ ژوئیه کامبیز روستا مبارز قدیمی جنبش چپ ایران پس از ماه ها جدال با بیماری در برلین چشم از جهان فروبست>>>