This is a very funny clip from The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. I think you’ll enjoy it.
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President Obama and American politicians differ on recent events in Iran. I wonder if some politicians see this as an opportunity to come to a term with the Islamic regime ... I am curious about your opinion.
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Google has launched a
Farsi/English translation service, an ingenious way to help Iranians and English speakers exchange information and aid each other more effectively
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We do expect all the parties to take stand by the Iranian People, while we do not need any political interfere in Iran by any foreign government
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With all due respect to brave Iranian men and women here in all modesty are my suggestions for slogans:
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بایست برای مردم کار کرد. نمیدانم چرا اشخاصی که به قدرت میرسند یک سره خود را فراموش میکنند و اگر تا دیروز محکوم و فلک زده بوده اند حالا که دستشان به دم گاوی بند شده و دارای قدرت و شکوه شده اند بجان همراهان خود افتاده و آنان را قلع و قمع میکنند
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این لیست کامل نیست. اما امیدوارم شروعی باشد برای جمع آوری نامهای دستگرشدگان خرداد خونین
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This incident, believe it or not is not a struggle between people and the regime. Nor is it a struggle between opposition and the regime like the one between Mojahedin and the regime back in the early 1980s
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I believe this movement will continue until a democratic government takes hold. The core of any democracy is separation of church and state. Therefore, this movement will succeed to abolish the sharia law and Velayate vaghih.
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The use of internet and mobile phones will dominate our politics for years to come. If internet and mobile phones are the language of youths, please speak on.
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It's not THAT bad. Thank you to those who have supported change in Iran, and followed her struggle closely, even when it wasn't chic.
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