The day the working class joins the Greens, the regime will fall fast. That day may be approaching faster than many folks think
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The space race drama is back. . . . . . .
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Removing Schools in Iran from Linkedin list
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REVOLUTION
Most determining factor in the outcome of a movement is the ideals of the people involved
Phrases like, “No (violent) revolution in history has brought democracy to a country”, “Revolution is not the answer”, “The Iranian regime is a totalitarian/authoritarian regime because it was established by a violent revolution”, “Reform is the only way forward” and so on, are talking points repeated by some so-called “reformist intellectuals” nowadays. But do they have any validity? And are they based on historical facts? To answer these questions let’s first focus on the term “violent revolution”, recently used by these “reformist intellectuals”, to refer to the Iranian revolution of 1979
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MOTHERS
Anxious, worried but still hopeful their children will be released soon
One evening last week at the Free Library of Philadelphia, I met Alex Fattal. I saw pain on his face, as he came up to me. A nice, kind young man, he told me who he was. I learned that he is the brother of Josh Fattal who, along with two of his friends, was on a hiking vacation in Iraqi Kurdistan before they were arrested by the Iranian authorities. This was in July, now it is February, and they are still in prison. Evin: Where else? The mothers and the families of Shane, Josh and Sarah have had no direct contact with their loved ones. No phone calls, nothing
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بسیاری از سرایندگان و صاحبان اندیشه در سروده های خود پیرامون علل و عوامل- چگونگی-عواقب و نتایج و دیگر جنبه های مربوط به رویداد بیست و دوم بهمن نظریات گوناگونی را ارائه داده اند
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Over 100 Members of IR Parliment resign together 8 years ago - and apologize to the people.
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برای پیش برد یک مشی ممکن سیاسی
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Iran 5 Feb 2010 behesht zahra ashura martyrs day 40 ceremony
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It is a film about life, with a smile and many tears.
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WOMEN
A mythical rite practiced in remotest villages of Northern Iran
Nestled deep in the snowcapped Alburz Mountains of Northern Iran, amongst a heavily forested region, the Council of Shir Zanan met under the cover of a pitch black, moonless night. Seven women were seated around an altar, facing each other and holding the eternal fire of Ahura Mazda in the palms of their hands. The sacred fire illuminated their faces and drew eerie shadows on the wall. Their murmur could be heard in the silence of the frosty night as they chanted under their breath: “Fear not our wrath; Fear not our revenge; Fear only our reverence.”
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