Archive - Dec 20, 2008

Reading Kafka at Harvard (7)

“It’s very critical. It’s so critical it can win this case or blow it right out of the water.” In the official court transcripts of the civil action, Afrasiabi versus Harvard, case number EFH12200, these words of the honorable justice Michael Harrington are found. It was day 8 of the jury trial and Judge Harrington was referring to the findings of the hand-writing experts stating that in their opinion the hand-writing of the Harvard detective on trial, Richard Mederos, matched the hand-writing of the person who had purportedly extorted money from the subordinates of professor Roy Mottahedeh. It meant that my allegation of a malicious conspiracy were about to be proved to the jury.>>>

THE DEVIL WE KNOW: Dealing With The New Iranian Superpower

Former CIA Operative (1976-1997) Robert Baer talked about his book, "THE DEVIL WE KNOW: Dealing With The New Iranian Superpower.">>>

Nostalgia: Larry Hagman Dreams of a Persian Jeannie

First Episode of the Popular Sitcome of the 1960's "I Dream of Jeannie" was an emblematic showcase for Iranian-American friendly ties.Here is the First Episode which contains dialogue in Persian.  >>>

The Longest Night

Happy Yalda Everybody!>>>