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محمد نبودی ببینی»، برادرت را کشتند!

This reminds me of my childhood and Iran/Iraq war. But there were many mamads, we just did not know about, see below.

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As for the picture of neda's last moments, it should be shown over and over again to islamist regime leadership and their supporters as a means of psychological torture. It'd be similar to showing Nazi leaders the corpses of their concentration camp victims. Neda symbolyses tens of thousands of Iranians murdered bty the islamist regime, tens of thousands we dont even know their names...

"Personal business must yield to collective interest."

The very reason there was a war in the first place

is because of the anti nationalist regime of the unelected clergy to begin with. Saddam would have never even dreamed of attacking Iran prior to that.

If we didn't know better, listening to the aplogists and brain-washed souls here, one would believe that life did not even exist prior to the Islamic takeover of Iran!

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IRAN FIRST

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Well said Khebedin

"How unfair to blame our best people who gave their lives for a free Iran to be responsible for what we have now"

But why not blaming ourselves as we are the people that those monsters are ruling over us and the responsibility lies on us first and foremost. But I guess it is always easier to lay the blame on some one else for our short comings and misfortune.

Mehrdad

Not going to watch this

 Call me squeamish, but I'm not addicted to watching murder, thank you very much. And by the way, I'm not really keen on having that young lady's last moments' posters stuck under my nose either. But then, I didn't watch Saddam's execution nor the late Princess of Wales' car accident either. 

A couple of fun facts for you "Khebedin"

First fun fact: do you know who "Mamdi" refers to in this song?  It refers to Mohamad Jahan Ara, the IRGC commander who, after "sacrifices" in the war, died in a mysterious plane crash.  Hence, the song cries about him not being around to see the victory over the enemy.

Second fun fact: Did you know that Mohamad Jahan Ara had a brother?  His name was Hasan Jahan Ara.  Do you know why I say his name "was" Hasan Jahan Ara? Because he is dead now.  Do you know how he died?  He was excuted at Evin prison by your beloved regime (for being a regime opponent) after his brother's mysterious plane crash.  I guess "Hasani" wasn't there to see the victory either!!   

How unfair to blame our

How unfair to blame our best people who gave their lives for a free Iran to be responsible for what we have now. Why not correctly blame the people in power, present and the past 35 years, and their mismanagement and ignorance. Let us not blame the honest ones. If it was not because of them, we would have lost Iran 35 years ago 

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Mohammad Jahanara and many more brave solders who lost their lives defending our country and dignity were hoping to sacrificing their dear lives will provide prosperous future and glory for future Iran, but 31 years on Iran plunged into misery, poverty, bankruptcy, prostitution, drug addiction and declining moral values.
this Islamic government just used our great martyrs blood to establish its brutal regime and get a grip on our wealth and terrorizing region and whole world, to claim our freedom fighters blood back we need to stand up against tyrant Khamenehi and his allies.

truth to be told!

this is hard to watch.

alex1711

 this song is about mohammad JAHAN ARA iranian commander in liberation of khoramshhar in iran iraq war who died and ahangaran sing the song  for him mohamad nabodi bebini SHAR AZAD GASHTE meaning the KHORAMASHAR( mohmmad you are not here to see that city is free "khoramshar") and singer of this song says khob shod ke nisti bebni in chiza ro.(it`s good that you are not alive to see this things) mohammad jahan ara was a hero he kicked iraqis(tazis) out. 

All because of Muhammad..

All because of Muhammad.. and his followers, this is the condition that a nation must live in. This is RAPE. This is what Muhammad and his tazie followers did.