Archive - Sep 19, 2010

Persians v. Turks according to F. Shoberl

Some interesting passages from "Persia" by Frederic Shoberl (1775–1853), an English journalist who visited the Qajarist Iran in early 1800's.>>>

The Great Internet Freedom Fraud

In March of this year, Hillary Clinton announced that the U.S. government had granted a license to a company whose software would "help information continue to flow freely into and out of Iran." That software was called Haystack, an anti-censorship tool that received glowing coverage from the BBC, NPR, the Christian Science Monitor, the International Herald Tribune, and many other news sources. Perhaps it was Haystack's teasing, provocative slogan—"Good luck finding that needle"—that so intrigued the reporters>>>

We ought to know what he says

What Ahmadinejad said upon arriving in the USA. >>>

"Rumor of the Century"

=If you do a search of “Rumor of the Century,” you will come up with many articles stating the fact that the Western media is controlled by Zionist liars and war mongers>>>

مسگر شوشتری

گنه کرد در بلخ آهنگری....>>>

What you talking about Christian?

Mr. President, what about... >>>

Hostage Hikers

After oil and pistachios it seems, ransom for hostages, seems to be our best source of income. If oil is a dirty smelly disgusting substance, taking lost hikers hostage and releasing the sickest and weakest female for $500,000 a year later cannot be that far behind. I am not going to even attempt to argue whether these 3 are spies or are innocent hikers as they claim. One would hope that we're better than that>>>

مرحله بلوغ

راه اندازی تلویزیون صدای آمریکا و همچنین پی ام سی، اولین جوش های بلوغ بر چهره تلویزیون های ماهواره ای ایرانی بود که با شروع به کار تلویزیون فارسی بی بی سی جهش به یک دوران تازه را رقم زد: دورانی که کانال های لوس آنجلسی، هم به خاطر تنگنای مالی بیشترشان و هم به خاطر حرفه ای تر شدن فضای تلویزیونی، به حاشیه رانده شدند و جای خودشان را به انبوهی از تلویزیون های تخصصی حرفه ای تا شبه حرفه ای دادند>>>

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