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Essence: Finding Iran in the most unlikely of places

Somehow, in this artificial world with the Eiffel Tower to my left and a Japanese pagoda to my right, I had found a little piece of home, a true world that I remembered somewhere in my memory, though I had left it behind eleven years earlier>>>

The Opacity of Hope

It appears likely that, for the umpteenth time, we are up for disappointment. We may end up witnessing no more than a refurbishing of the middle east wing of the White House, and its upholstery. The Middle East may remain backward, divided and occupied. >>>

Team Melli Ties With UAE 1-1, Watch Goals

Iran's National Soccer Team Tied with UAE team on its way to World Cup 2010

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Obama changed me

But something funny has happened since Obama got elected. I look at African-Americans (and other blacks) differently>>>

"How To Make My Family Happier"

This was an essay i had to do at school I got a 10:>>>

بخوان ای کودک ايران

 چکامه و سروده ای  اماتور       بخوان ای کودک ايران ز کورش پور از مام اييران
بخوان فردوسييش ان پير توسی                   ز پند و چامه اش ايران پرستی
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I feel Obama

definitely a fiction... >>>

Change in Regime Change

First of all my dear campaign leader for regime change in Iran, please give poor Machiavelli a break and beware of applying his ideas to your activities. ‘The Prince’ is not a recipe book for concocting fast political food. Instead of looking for some self-serving quick fix, invest in the loyalty of the people you are working with. Earn their respect and rely on the kindness and sympathy of those you are trying to liberate. Remember that the art of leadership does not consist of setting man against man. If you think of people as numbers, pawns and vehicles, this attitude sooner or later becomes evident in the conduct of your campaign and the way you organize and direct your regime change activities. Instead of bringing people together you then have the opposite effect of tearing them asunder and making yourself despised by everyone>>>