Archive - Feb 2011

1979 all over again?

Is the drama unraveling in Egypt today a sequel to the one that began in Iran in 1979? This is the question of the hour. In article after article, interview after interview, the experts list their reasons why Egypt is following a script of its own. They reassure the audiences by pointing to everything that distinguishes the unfolding uprising from its regional predecessor. But what goes unmentioned is that Iran’s 1979 revolution appears decidedly theocratic only from the vantage point of thirty years>>>

تلویزیون ایران ما

جمعه 4 فوریه 2011 مهمان برنامه: آقای مرتضی محیط

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Egypt vs Iran

It would be overly optimistic to think that the Egyptian uprising will inspire another mass movement in Iran. As reports have demonstrated, the Iranian government has and will likely continue to portray the events as another example of Islamic ideals clashing with U.S. imperialism. Far from being fearful of renewed protests, the regime in Iran may in fact be delighted with the downfall of Mubarak, a regional rival with which it has had no diplomatic relations for nearly 30 years>>>

The anti-Mubarak coalition will break apart

... once alternative political and economic interests are presented>>>

Judges never surrendered to Shah Regime

pro- government analysts >>>

آیا بر این باور هستید که یک دولت اسلامی میتواند دموکرات باشد؟

همان ..دروغگویانی که هنوز از بسیاری از دیکتاتور های جهان ...از چین گرفته تا عربستان..حمایت میکنند>>>

How Long - by the Supreme Dr. Ayatoilet Kh Kh Kh

Another Music Piece - a Rap - covering 100 years of fighting for Democracy and Freedom in Iran. >>>

President Obama, you undermined the 2009 Iranian Uprising

Mr. President, About two years later, the Egyptians are now having their uprising against their government. Egyptian people are Muslims and contrary to Iranian people have Islamic culture >>>