Happy Birthday Zia

Messages for Zia Nabavi

Happy Birthday Zia
by mehrdadm
22-Dec-2010
 

This is a video made for Zia Nabavi, a student activist imprisoned in Ahvaz, to celebrate his birthday, which coincided with Yalda. According to iranhumanrights.org, Seyed Ziaoddin (Zia) Nabavi, a Chemical Engineering student, enrolled in Babol Noshirvani University of Technology in 2002. Between 2003 and 2007, with direct student votes, Nabavi was elected a member of the Central Council of the Islamic Association of the university. He was arrested after security forces stormed the university at night on 5 June 2009, taking him along with 15 other students for holding a hunger strike. He was subsequently suspended from education for two terms... On 22 November 2010, without prior notice, Nabavi was transferred to Karoon Prison in Ahvaz >>>

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Shazde Asdola Mirza

تولد جنگل سبز

Shazde Asdola Mirza
Thu Dec 23, 2010 09:14 PM PST

مردی که اززمان تولد
عاشقانه می خواند
ترانه های سیال سبز پیوستن
برای مردم شهر


مردی که زاده تجمع توست
و هیمه های بی دریغ تو
او را
در فصل های سرد
ادامه خورشید بوده ست

جنگل - آیا صدای همهمه برخاست
در شهر برگ ریز؟
آیا گرفت آتش بیداد
انبوه سبز گونه زلفت؟

در آن دقایق سرخ
که "کوچک" بزرگ
در برف های گیلان
چشمش نشست به سردی
و روح سبز جنگلی اش
میان قلب تو
ویران شد

جنگل - ای کتاب شعر درختی
با آن حروف سبز مخملی ات بنویس

خسرو گلسرخی


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AlexInFlorida

fullback 1 The Entire Free World Does NOT Love or Stand by Zia..

by AlexInFlorida on Wed Dec 22, 2010 11:33 PM PST

Just incase you missed the last 40 years.  Let me summarize it for you.

Shah of Iran loved Iran and Iranians.  He worked hard to bring rapid development for Iranians, a democracy one could be proud of, as it exists in japan and the UK,and last but not least a western Standard of living.

He believed, correctly and based on expert advice, Iranians were Incapable of running a democracy over night and so he chose to go a slower approach on the political front.  He was labelled a despot, tyrant, megalomaniac, dictator, by first the left, then the right which was the undoing of all Iranians as Iran fell into 31 years of tyranny, especially under Khatami.

The West who bank rolled his overthrow where very happy that Opec no longer had an independent leader at it's helm.  The IRI has always bent over backwards to please its European masters when it comes to its seat at Opec.  

Today the Free World has made its postion chystal clear, from Obama to Cameron.  Keep your hold in power we need you and are opposed to any independent Iraian Leadership like the Days of the Shah.

To sum up the position of the Free World in Regards to Zia... it goes something like this...

"Zia you Sand Nigger, Rot In Hell and stay out of politics, the IRI belongs to Us"

Surely Most Iranians are no longer as Niave as back in 1979?

Good old days.

//www.youtube.com/watch?v=4g3ynNvbQPg

 

Who removed Shah and backs the Mullahs

 

//www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0UhXL9XGYE

 

listen to it especially at 1min 35 sec on video, if you don't have the time to read his book or see his last interview, I can't make it any clearer for the less developed pro-democracy minds over here.

 

 

 


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yolanda

......

by yolanda on Wed Dec 22, 2010 09:28 PM PST

Hi! Mr. Dollar,

   LOL! I read the article on top of the video...that is why.......I did watch the video......I know "Mobarak" means happy in Farsi and Arabic....it is the last name of Egyptian president, Hosni Mobarak......well, I learned new word "Tavalodet"( birthday) today!

Farsi is too hard! It looks like the hardest language in the world! It is beyond my capability!
Happy Holidays!


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fullback1

IranJon This is normal for

by fullback1 on Wed Dec 22, 2010 09:23 PM PST

IranJon
This is normal for me everyday for 30 years now reading about the Occupying Islamist Thugs denying Iranians the very basic rights we take forgranted outside of Occupied Iran, Zia the entire free world Loves Man, You are the biggest weapon agaist these Islamofascists.


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Jonny Dollar

Yolanda, I am impressed! You understood the Persian video?

by Jonny Dollar on Wed Dec 22, 2010 09:05 PM PST

This is new. Did you take courses in persian, or is it that persian boy(s)? That's wonderful.  Good for you!

God is in your dell. Now, go ahead and find it! Good luck!


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Khar

Free Zia......Free Iran!

by Khar on Wed Dec 22, 2010 04:59 PM PST

Be Omid e Azadi e Har Do!


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Jahanshah Javid

Very touching

by Jahanshah Javid on Wed Dec 22, 2010 03:14 PM PST

Beautiful gesture. May Zia and Zias regain their freedom soon.


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AlexInFlorida

Tavalodet Mobarak Zia

by AlexInFlorida on Wed Dec 22, 2010 02:28 PM PST

I'm very Sad Zia, to hear about your imprisonment.  I am so ashamed that you are spending your birthday in prison for representing so may people.  This Is the IRI way not ours!!!!!!

This injustice is painful for any people to accept against it's own children, citizens and everyone in my family stands behind you zia waiting for your immediate and safe release.

 


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yolanda

.....

by yolanda on Wed Dec 22, 2010 02:25 PM PST

Thank you, IC, for posting this video and remembering the political prisoners in Iran during the holiday season. Thank you, the video producer, for making this heartfelt video......I saw Ahmad Batebi and Maryam N Y, in the video.....

I can't say "Happy B-day" 'cause how can you be happy when you are in IRI's jail?

 


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