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Ganji's letter to United Nations

Akbar Ganji, the Iranian dissident and journalist who spent six years in prison for criticizing state repression, sent an open letter to UN Secretary General :>>>

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AhMADinejad got edited.>>>

Have gays or not, that is the question:

I hope this answers the question:

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Naive Iranians

How many times a month do we have to read the loads of jibberish Afrasiabi writes? >>>

MURDER IS MURDER

There is no argument that any form of distruction of human life is unacceptable. Wants it to be the holocaust or death in Iraq for what ever reason. But ....

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Lynching at Columbia

Apparent from the crowd of cheering onlookers who turned out in droves to execute the verbal equivalent of such hideous practice on the Iranian president, not much has changed in the last few decades. >>>

Technologists! Can you answer my question?

A computer is still not a television, so when and how can I interactively seamlessly purchase commercial goods relevant to programs I am watching on television via television? >>>

Dr. Bollinger, stupid behavior!

An unacceptable behavior! >>>

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چه گم كس ميتواند باشد
تا بدنبال معنی خويش سرگردان؟>>>

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"We do not have homosexuals the way...

...it's better to be a homosexual in our country then heterosexual."

 

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my letter to Dr. Bollinger

This is a golden opportunity, and he has the power to make a difference >>>

Examining the crossroads of religion and politics

During this month of Ramazan and fasting and worship and introspection, I have taken it upon myself to examine one of the crossroads of religion and politics, and to think about the concept of "Amr b maroof va nahyeh az monkar", and to consider some of its preconditions. >>>

"If we can we must" Nazanin Afshin-Jam

It is time to stand up and take action. It is time for the United Nations to enforce action when International human rights laws are breached. It is time for citizens of the world to unite and say "no more". If we chose to remain silent, then we should all be held accountable to human suffering. The good news is that our voices do count for something. " -- From Nazanin Afshin-Jam's speech in Berlin September 2007 >>>

Oh No You Did-ent! Ahmadinejad's Not My President!

While the word is technically the same "President" of Iran carries a quite different definition.>>>