On the even of Iran’s most entertaining election so far, the singular cry seems to be to vote. This year’s color is Green apparently. I

Take a modified Survey/Mock Election of the next Iranian President. Write-ins Welcomed!  To participate in the 2009 Iranian.com Mock Presidential Election: Click Here To read

So, once again, we find our hapless Trio, off they go, down the well trodden path… Soosan 43 (Susie to her friends), Sassan 23 (Sossy

Add yours! “100 days in 1001 nights” “The Saberi Diet: 100 days to a slightly jittery but overall skinnier New You!” “I am Hillary’s BFF!”

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To participate in the 2009 Iranian.com Mock Presidential Election: Click Here About this Mock election: This unofficial electronic election is being conducted to illustrate the

Welcome to the Blunderdome. Here’s how it works. 433 men and 42 women, entered their names as candidates to be President of Iran. Mind you

The recent off the cuff, knee-jerk (emphasis on jerk) petition, a reaction to Sen Harman’s recent comments on Iran, made at an AIPAC meeting (Duh!),

Recently Twitter has been rather obviously been pimping and shopping itself around the media. The tried and true technique used by all social networking sites

Dear Supreme Leader, Thanks for your kind offer. It is indeed an interesting proposition, however after careful consideration over the past 30 years, we must

Ali Daei is Sunday March 29, 2009’s: Iranian Idiot of the Day: For coaching the losing soccer game, in disgrace to Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia?

As the new administration embarks on imprinting it’s own mark on US foreign policy, teams of experts once again descend upon Washington. Each member eager

In light of the recent flurry of examples to choose from, I propose that Iranian.com add a new category of post called “Iranian Idiot of

There are very precise moments when things seem to be heading in the right direction for Iranians, for a change. These moments require us to

As the debate rages on in Congress and now the Senate, on how best to answer the economic crisis in the US, one gross question

Now that the recent election in the US is over with, there is another important election on the horizon. Namely the election of the next

Just to refresh everyone’s memory (as if we need it): The Gaza Strip is a narrow piece of land along the Mediterranean coast between Israel

Note: This is a piece, not fact, not necessarily fiction, time and detail has been shifted to suit a purpose, largely an attention getting ploy,

Prelude: Dallal is the Persian word for Broker. Recently a fellow writer, one of many brethren across the pond in Europe, became naturally fascinated with

Once again, the cowardice and ignorance of modern American journalism allowed the wrong idea to seem like a fantastic solution. Well, all I can say

Recently the Iranian government’s PR machine has recognized the value of using pop culture as a way to appease the growing scream for freedom to

It’s finally true. Pervez Musharraf facing almost certain impeachment over crimes you cannot even mention in mixed company, once again took the coward’s easy way

His name is Hamed Ehadadi (I know, I haven’t heard that kind of last name berfore either), and he is possibly the brightest shiniest star

So far, 2008 has spawned an unusually high number of self appointed leaders, visible in the media, and even more so, within Iranian communities around

It might seem like the US consul setting up shop in Iran is only going to help those who need visas to avoid having to