Archive - Jul 2008 - Blog entry

A proverbial obsession

...and Slangy! >>>

Iran in the Twentieth Century (2)

It was a performance to match the occasion. On 23 December 1973, while the ministers representing the Gulf members of OPEC were still in formal session, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, Shah of Iran, called a press conference.>>>

GEORGE SOROS on the Future of U.S.

George Soros, the famous financier, talks to Charlie Rose on the Commodity Bubble, the Burst Real-Estate Bubble, Credit Crunch, Dollar as a Currency... Pretty Informative :) >>>

Fascists Everywhere On Iranian.com!

TODAY I JUST DISCOVERED  THAT BOTH SIDES ON THE ISsUE OF BOMBING IRAN HAVE AN ENORMOUS AMOUNT OF COMMON GROUND:  THEY ARE BOTH FASCISTS ACCORDING TO EACH OTHER!>>>

تحريم و جنگ

تحريم اقتصادى خود يک نوع جنگ بيهوده و خشونت آميز است که بر اصيلترين حقوق اساسى بشر تجاوز ميکند و بايد از ابزار خط و مش خارجى همه کشورهاى متمدن جهان برداشته شود. >>>

محاكمه نوجوان 16 ساله : رضا پاداشي

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Film: Burp!

Burp! "Pepsi Vs Coke in the Ice Cold War" looks at the worldwide struggle for soft drink supremacy>>>

Nasser Malek Motei Spotted in Tehran

Latest public photo of Legendary Star in Tehran

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A very important blog from the Royal Blood of Egypt You have to read this.

If you are from Iran and Proud Persian, True Aryan blood Please read this and Educate your childerns I beg of you. Every adult and child must read this.

 

 

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نه بر مرده، بر زنده باید گریست…

۲۹نفری كه در یكشنبه گذشته اعدام شدند همانند ده‌ها هزار نفر دیگری كه به دست نظام حاكم كشته شدند رفته‌اند. دلسوزی بر رفتگان بی‌هوده است. باید به فكر زندگانی بود كه به كشتن عادت كرده‌‌اند. >>>

Video: Iranian Women Suffering in Afghanistan

SAD STORY ...Interview with some Iranian women who married Afghan men and were forced to go to Afghanistan>>>

How do ordinary Iranians really think?

A very illuminating discussion I recently read in another Iranian weblog. >>>

Growing Threat & Deadline meets growing opposition

Tell me what's wrong with this picture?? >>>

Iran in the Twentieth Century

Tehran, literally ‘warm place’, became the capital of what was then Persia at the turn of the eighteenth century under the first of the Qajar kings, Agha Mohammad Khan>>>

Philippe Sands on Torture by U.S.

in an interview with Bill Moyers, Philippe Sands explains how the U.S. Military resorted to enhanced interrogations that included sleep deprivation, nudity, stress positions, and water boarding >>>