MeyBokhor_Manbarbesuzan

Rea has a point. These anti-riot units are not from cairo for

//www.democracynow.org/2011/11/28/as_egypt_ho...

AMIR

Not true.

Most people I know, Arabs indeed, are appalled with this kind of behaviour.

ROFLM, that was sharp, Meybokhor_M

Gorilla warfare it is then. ;)

This picture depicts normal, everyday Islamist behavior

If the West-residing IRI Groupies had their way, this would be normal, everyday behavior everywhere around the world. Fortunately, it isn't. Unfortunately, Iranian women do have to suffer this kind of brutality at the hands of IRI thugs, killers, rapists, and torturers.

difficult to watch ...

//www.youtube.com/watch?v=wW-PEYT1Hu4

Great woman fighting for freedom from Islamic devil

Great woman in this picture reminds me of our sisters who fight for freedom with bare hands against Islamic devil on streets of Iran. I sympathize with her as I sympathize with all of our brave Persian women who fight till the last drop of their bloods in combat with barbaric laws of lizard eater Arab.   

Ba dorood

Payandeh our Aryan Land Iran

You see, how hard was that?

So you can actually interpret a picture without words. Now we have solved one of your problems.

What we need now is teaching you the meaning of sarcasm. But that needs a lot of refinement... 

I am tazee, IRI agent,

I am tazee, IRI agent, groupee, apologist, Sundees-khor, pasdar, and basijjee supporting NIAC in my freetime. Now that this is established...

 Basiji's radical islamist supporting democracy?? That's rich.

your motivation for putting up this picture had nothing to do with democracy but your hate-filled envy of the western societies' relative democracy and their progress and perhaps abusive  indoctrination listening to so many mysoginistic akhoonds on manbars.you wil actually would be a great case study for a radical loser psyche.

You are alter ego of Q by any chance? I will not waste my precious time responding to your Basiji talking points....

 Information is the currency  of democracy. ~Thomas Jefferson

@vildemose

You are asking admin the following question:

Dear Admin: Where is the editorial on this picture? Shouldn't blogs have some original thought/ words to qualify as a blog??. Also the source of the image is not cited properly?? 

1) This is not a news article so no source is given.

2) If you had any genuine interest in democracy, you would have seen the picture and video shown all over the world. But then asking admin to remove the blog shows how selective you are in allowing democracy.

3) And last but not least, what is it in the sentence "a picture is worth a thousand words" you don't get that you still ask for words.

Posted the same link today,

... was really angry with Arab spring and the rest.

But let's stay objective. Normally, Arabs do not treat their women like that in public. Normally, there would be people running in her defence.

Hélas, nothing is normal these days. Neither in Egypt nor elsewhere.

This could be Hazrat Zeinab in Karbala

Those who struggled against injustice have always suffered in the hand of the thugs and those who cheer for them. Women being physically and sexually assaulted in such struggles is nothing new. This could be Hazrat Zeinab in Karbala being pulled by the soldiers of Yazid. Now look at that picture again and beat your chest.

And to cheer everyone up, here is the video of the Basiji thugs being beaten up. There is even more hate for them now.

//www.youtube.com/watch?v=BAbG89knl8k 

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Hi! HG,

  It is super sad that this lady was treated worse than a road-kill, but some people laughed at this helpless victim!

  At 1st I was shocked by the image.....and then I realized this is the same country that CBS reporter, Lara Logan, was sexually assaulted!  They used the same tactic......tearing away women's clothes 1st, and then they acted out their animal nature.

  Yesterday I heard Egyptians are looking for this lady and wanted to know her current status...Thank God that there are good people in Egypt that they feel this is injustice!

meybokhor,

"This picture is dedicated to followers of West-sponsered "democratic" movements.'

After reading the comments I must declare:

You're lucky the 'followers of West-sponsered democracy' on IC don't have access to you physically or they would've dragged you on the street just as the soldiers are doing to the poor woman!  

My Kudos to HTG…

For expressing his view and contempt so objectively and aiming at the content.

  Hooshang jaan: I am with you all the way, I share your sentiments here.

'Hambastegi' is the main key to victory 

Mehrdad

yolanda, you're absolutely

yolanda, you're absolutely correct about his honesty.  you can also see his honesty in his crass reply to the equally crass comment by lily hozeh (can a woman actually make the comment she made?): a woman, by shaving, would lose her last line of defense against rapists.

Fortunately, IRI doesn't kill, rape, and torture women

No one is in a better position to criticize the treatment of women and political opponents than the wonderful Islamist regime and its West-residing cyber-Groupies.

Dear Admin:  Where is

Dear Admin: 

Where is the editorial on this picture? Shouldn't blogs have some original thought/ words to qualify as a blog??. Also the source of the image is not cited properly?? 

 A state of war only serves
as an excuse for domestic tyranny.

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

Born December 11, 1918

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Just read your bio above the blog photo, you wrote:

I am tazee, IRI agent, groupee, apologist, Sundees-khor, pasdar, and basijjee supporting NIAC in my freetime.

Wow! You are very honest!

Picture

I see a woman being tortured by some thugs and nothing more. 

It is very telling how some people see it different, 

The sickest are people making fun of her.

Why are so many bloggers in here so cynical, jaded, burnt-out?

Becuase deep down they really hate Iranian people. Or any other people who rise up and fight for their freedom.

All these Hezbollah and shahollah have one thing in common; hatred of a people who are determined to acheive their goals and obtain their freedom.

Would it have killed you if you had expressed your principaled solidarity with that poor women. Instead you had to distort the entire Democracy movement in Eygpt, calling it "western-sponsered" (because it doesn't get any money from your bosses in IR), and belittle the violence against civilians. Shame on you and your type, if you had any.

I don't know who flags your comments.

I personally never flag or remove comments.

Why should I? When it reflects your (lack of) character and is a showcase of your English analphabetism.

Where have I insulted the protesters?

I am just pointing out your boss's manipulation of Arab demonstrations.

But hey go ahead and live in your own fantasy world. 

for the benefit of the Islamist moron who flagged and removed..

 my appropriately worded comment to this disgrace of a blog, with no intention other than "humiliating" -Islamist style- the brave Iranian female demonstrators and human rights activists, I am going to delay my departure to work for few more minutes, just to blog my comment:).

"Personal business must yield to collective interest."

@Tiger

The you'd lose your last line of defence.

EWWWAAAAWWWW

Next demo, I'd better shave my armpits!

The blogger

is on duty.

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IRAN FIRST

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amirkabear4u

What are the chances of things get better if Iran having monarchy? Nothing the master is still the same.

First of all I don't agree with your statement about the master. You provide no proof. Second a lot will improve. When Shah was around:

• We had social freedom and no barbaric Sharia law.
• We had religious freedom.
• Peace and no threat of attack.
• Much better economy.
• Much easier to travel internationally.
• Respect for our culture and history.

Now these things may not matter to some but they matter to me.

Dear AmirK

You are probabely right, but I have seens people in this site who will suffer the fate of the baboon in the "Antari ke lootiyash morde bood" story.

This proves my point

The horse is the same only the saddle changed. I AM NOT SURPRISED A LITTLE BIT AT ALL AS WE HAD IT TOO.

There can be many of these government changes, BUT only things change for the better only and only if the master changes not the puppet.

What are the chances of things get better if Iran having monarchy? Nothing the master is still the same.

Who is the master?

Those international politicians which make decisions for us.

Fairness and Equality in Justice

No 'Mey' Needed!

To expose/see the truth!