Iranian of the Day

از سر تا ته

 چرندیات را میریسه و میبافه. موقعی که به نفعشون هم هست از نیما مثل میارن و شب دیکتاتوری و شب‌های سمبلیک مقایسه می‌کنن. اول مدرن بودن و متجدد، بعد انقلابی‌ شدن و اسلامی. حالا هم فریاد دموکراسی را با اسلام من در آوردی اونم تو لچک. ابراز آمادگی برای دار هم می‌کنن چون جنس کثیف خود‌هاشون رو خوب میشناسن و حالا هم بلاخره هوا پسه و وقت قهرمان سازی.

گو$ و ان قلاب ۷۹ شون رو هم حالا زودرس میشمرن . چه قدر مزخرف و دروغ و حقه بازی و بی‌ شرمی؟ اونهایی که در ایران زیر ستم شما و دار و دسته تون به فحشا و هروئین کشیده شدن صد بار از شماها غیرتی ترن و هزار بار به شما حروم زاده‌ها شرف داران.

تا وقتی‌ که مغلطه و سفسطه حکم فرماست آزادی هم یه شو واریته است با هنر پیشگان متفاوت. 

Oktaby

Why is she responsible for her husband action?

I found her very logic, intelligent and sincere. I do not understand why she should answer for her husband’s role in politic during 1980. Green movement is not a revolutionary movement. They are not trying or wanting to overthrow government. They are after reform and asking for more justices and more freedom and I hope they will win but I can see how it upsets extreme right and extreme left.

Brave indeed

I really like her. She is a real Lor and I think she has out braved most men.

SPink's Definition of Democracy ...

Sargord Pofuse blew a fuse ... 

Bob Hope on Democrats

democracy = overturning a voting majority in an election?

Well, this is about as interesting as an interview of Cindy McCain.

Both are wives of defeated candidates, but at least one of their husband's didn't attempt a color coup.

What is is with some Iranians that equate "democracy" with overturning a voting majority in an election?

She is a brave woman

One can not ignore the fact that she is a very brave woman. Despite all the threats against her life she dares to challenge the regime and the present day Zahhak of Iran, sheikh Khamenei.

Although she seems to be talking of a new reformist government with Isalm having some types of role in it, I think she uses the Islamic terms just to stay out of prison a bit longer and continue her fight with dictatorship  but in reality most of reformists have realized that the best solutuion for Iran and Iranians is the seperation of church and state.

If things get worse for her and her husband, I have no doubt that they would emphasize on the seperation of church and state more but for now she is a politician and I approve her method. For those of us who are outside of Iran and free of being imprioned by this regime, let's not rush to judgement and call her names. She is a brave Iranian woman and we must support her and her husband as long as they are fighting Khameni and Antari-nejad

زنده باد آلزهایمر

انگاری شوی مبارکشان هشت سال نخست وزیر "محبوب امام" نبوده و در دوران صدارتشان هزاران ایرانی را قتل عام نکردند.

  از مریدان شارلاتان علی شریعتی توقع جز این داشتن خطاست. 

I can't watch this

anyone with a smelly fugly appendage = out of DirtyAngel's range.

"Stuff happens and some, one way or another, get stuffed"

Zahra jan

How does it feel to be a wife of someone persecuted, imprisoned or tortured by the regime? Now you know how it feels after all these years!

Your  husband is going to be put on trial for being a 'Mohreb' and I hope the Chief Prosecutors issue the maximum sentence - execution - so you can feel the pain of other widows such as Ali Sarami.

Although she speaks good

but i am very apprehensive about her, her husband and this green movement.  What is the end result of it?  If this movement has Islam anywhere in its top 10 list, i would not want to have anything to do with it.