Sadegh Ziba Kallam : Chera Enghelab Kardeem ?

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Sadegh Ziba Kallam : Chera Enghelab Kardeem ?
by Darius Kadivar
02-Sep-2012
 

Iranian journalist and « intellectual » Sadegh Ziba Kallam explains why Iranians supported the Revolution of 79


 

The French Revolution of 1789 has served as a role model for subsequent revolutions particularly in the 20th century. But are the clichés and stereotypes which have shaped the French Revolutionary iconography pertinent today ?

 

Historian Simon Schama Slams philosopher Slavoj Zizek fascination for Robespierre:

 


Recommended Reading:

John Gray’s Point Of View :
The Trouble With Freedom (bbc)

We've come to believe that freedom is the natural human condition, which only tyrants prevent everyone from enjoying - but when a tyrant is toppled, we can't know what will come next, says John Gray.

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REVOLUTION DEMYSTIFIED: Truth and Lies Surrounding the French Revolution 

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DId u hear that?

it is like a no hands involved situation. You go to bed one night and wake up the next morning and baadabing baadaboom. The mother  f...ing revolution is staring you right in the f...ing face.

!!!!!!!!!!!???? 


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Chera Enghelab Kardeem ?

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چون بیکار بودیم و شکممان سیر بود

 


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Enghelaab ra kasi nemitvaand bekonad. enghelaab khodash meeshavad.......Don't believe me?.......ask those who know better........