Setareh Sabety

I am truly sorry for this

I am truly sorry for this young girls death. My heart is heavy for her father and family. I hope Iran will never forget her. A diamond didn't fade, but shines brighter in the heavens. Rick from Canada.

Thanks, Setareh,

if you want to get this type ofv'nuts and bolts' informationm you know, asvopposed to conspiracy theory and whatnotm the place I go to first is Huffington Post. It's sovimportant that the blogestanians just call it hufpo.

And while you're there, post an item or two,could you?

I cannot stop crying. I cry reading your comments!

thank you rosie khanoom. you should get an honorary citizenship of Iran! I will repost on twitter and fb your post here. thank you.
all other non iranian sympathisers thank you.

Neda

Tonight we attended Neda's candle light vigil in SF, along with many others...quietly in tears, hearing the sombre voices of speakers Mirkarimi, Banafsheh of Amnesty Int'l and others. I don't pray either, but when I saw Neda's video last night all I could do was crying God's name...

Her Killers could be these. Please circulate

//iranian.com/main/blog/prince/identify-basiji-killers-2

//iranian.com/main/blog/prince/identify-basiji-killers

A bit more on Neda

 //en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neda_(Iranian_protester) 

 from huffingtonpost..com (please note the link to the original blog in persian)  

A bit more on Neda. A blogger apparently in touch with Neda's family members offers some new details (translated by reader Nima): she was born in 1982, apparently her full name was Neda Agha-Soltan, and she was at the protest with one her professors and several other students. She was, they said, shot by a basiji riding by on a motorcycle. Also, she was apparently buried today at a large cemetery in the south of Tehran. ABC News' Lara Setrakian writes, "Hearing reports Neda was buried in Behesht Zahra cemetery earlier today, memorial service cancelled on orders from authorities.

 khaharam ast -delara

Thank you Setareh jan

I think we all feel the pain and sorrow not only for her but for all the victims of this regime.

Mehrdad

Barbara Thank you for your

Barbara

Thank you for your kind sympathy with us Iranians.

Just take a look at her innocent beautiful face before her being shot:

//twitpic.com/811gn

Peace
Ardavan

It feels good to see such a

It feels good to see such a response. yesterday was my daughter's birthday .I wrote a blog about it, some of you may have seen it. june 20th has, ever since her birth 15 years ago, been a happy occasion a blessed date in my life. I hope that neda's day will mark the begining of triumph over tyranny for Iran. I hope that her death is not in vain. I am filled with shame when I think of her mother and how none of this talk and sorrow of ours could possibly soother her. I hope my daughter one day names her daughter Neda. thanks everyone for sharing your feelings and reading mine. Allah Akbar!

Neda

Rest in peace....

Neda - rest in peace angel

I wept with anguish when I viewed the video. May Neda be the symbol of hope for all peace loving people everywhere. Her family will be in my prayers.

Neda, your beautiful eyes will live in my heart for as long as I live.

To my Iranian brothers and sisters: I pray for your and cry for you every day. I love you all.

Barbara
An American

She will be remembered

Neda and father moments before things took a tragic turn.

May God give her family strength to bear this loss.As a mother I can't imagine if there is any thing more horrific to loss your child in front of your eyes in this way. May she rest in peace.

Mona :(

For Neda

Neda's Memorial :

www.Jaavdaanegaan.com

neda

Allah Akbar !
Allah Akbar !
Allah Akbar !

Yes, let's shout louder.
Cry at the top of our lungs against brutality,inhumane & injustice.

Neda, may you rest in peace in heaven

این شعر وآهنگ تقدیم به بانوی ایران زمین ندا

Music,Lyrics & Singer: Pourang Azad
//www.onmvoice.com/play/6730
 

ایران احتیاج به شاه الله هان نوکر یا خر خمینی پرستان حزب الله ندارد.
«مرحم زخم  ایران و ایرانیان ازادی است»

Neda: Every Father's Daughter Today

"I went to my church for the 7 AM mass, knelt and prayed for Neda and her Father and the incredibly brave and patriotic people of Iran."

...as did I. Today, Neda is every father's daughter.

They Killed a Precious Piece of Iran

Those vicious Islamists, posing as Iranians, have been killing Iran piece by piece. And yesterday, they killed an innocent magnificent young peaceful unarmed Iranian just to show how evil these savages are.
Dear Neda, it broke my heart seeing your young life extinguished by these murderers who are shameless and heartless. Are they Iranians? Maybe only in name. They are truly evil in their deeds.
Dear Neda, your heart-breaking death will forever remain in our national archives as evidence against these criminals and in the hope that in a very near future justice will be served.
Payandeh non-Islamist Iran

Dear Setareh:

Thank you for the piece...

I too saw the video hours after its first appearance on youtube..

Her last parting look..has left a haunting image on my soul..

As a Believer, I believe That "… All the sorrow and the grief that exist come from the world of matter- the spiritual world bestows only the joy..."

I wish Neda's parents and family the patience and faith to endure her tragic loss..

faryar 

I can not stop my tears.

I can not stop my tears. Neda you are in our heart and we will never ever forget you.

RE: Neda

I watched this video lst night and all I could do was cry. It is totally heartbreaking, knowing that her family were there and they were all unarmed. What kind of people or society can shoot an innocent girl standing in a street? Those so-called "Divine" Clerics should preach love and not hate. How can they order to shoot their own people, let alone a teenager? My heart goes out to her family and the other brave protesters who have lost their lives just to get freedom from this oppressive regieme. If there is a God out there I hope that the outcome of all this will be right and the real criminals get justice.

Inspired and sad

I am overwhelmed with grief and hope. I don't know what else to say. I hurt for the Iranian people. I wish I could help.

Today, my thoughts are with Iran but happy to be out of there

Honestly, I am glad that I am not in Iran today.  I left Iran in 1983 after seeing all the repression.  I have never been back even for a visit and I bet my bad memories from 1981-1983 have a lot to do with this.  I have been to 3 demonstrations this week. I feel for people of Iran but I DO NOT want to be in Iran today.  That is my honest feeling and I am not one bit ashamed of it.

watching that video on youtube was the last thing i did yesterda

then i ran away. i drove and drove to all the beautiful areas of the bay area... the backroads, the reservoirs, the cold, breezy city of san francisco, the sun peering through at the golden gate bridge. i did not turn on the radio for fearing of hearing news on iran. i did not attend the demonstrations. and every moment the image of the curtain closing behind those blood-drenched eyes... the image of the last gasp for air... the dying holler of the sounds around you. today i stepped out of my chores, out of responsibility, to live a little... for your sake, who were denied it. today i strolled a little with you: me in my heaven, you in yours. R.I.P Neda.

نترسید، نترسید ؛ ما همه با هم هستیم !

Neda

It's Father's Day in the United States.

I went to my church for the 7 AM mass, knelt and prayed for Neda and her Father and the incredibly brave and patriotic people of Iran.

My heart is heavy for having see her die, but from private martyrs come public movements.

Long Live the People of Iran!

I pray to our shared God that Neda's life will not have been in vain.

You are unique

I have nominated you as Iran's Rosa Parks. See this:
//iranian.com/main/blog/fred/irans-rosa-p...

Merci Dear Setareh!

This is a well written, heartwarming, and touching blog.

Thank you for sharing your feelings with us.

God bless Iran.