Then Prime Minister of Afghan King Zahir Shah, Mohamed Daud Khan pays a State Visit to Imperial Iran (circa 1959)
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گلوله تفنگ شکاری ساچمه زنی از فاصله يک متری به سر وی شليک شده است. بيش از پنجاه ساچمه وارد سر شده است
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Is anyone ever meant to rise, to soar like Icarus?
No matter, everyone still tries to soar like Icarus.
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We Know ... Ala Koolah - element of The Prisoner
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VOICE
Photo essay: Signs carried by demonstrators in Iran
by LG
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At a time when brave Iranian men, but more importantly women, are showing the courage of lions, one Iranian-American organization has dropped all its principles and sought to use the blood of our people for its own self-promotion: PAAIA
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SOLIDARITY
Photo essay: UCLA vigil in honor of demonstrators killed in Iran
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Philip Grant >>>
POINT
A longing for freedom that has been fermenting for three decades
What strikes one as profoundly important is the participation of ordinary Iranians en masse in what is nothing less than a demand for authentic democracy. “Where is my vote” is the question that Iranians are asking. If we deconstruct this question into its constituent parts, we have before us some of the critical components of liberal democracy, a la “the West.” The “my” represents the individual citizen who, after actioning her/his faith in the power of the vote, now demands to reap the benefits. The “where” represents that streak of unrelenting, yet reasoned skepticism that is the patrimony of open societies that are not averse to questions and questioning
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