Archive - 2010

اندر باب ارتداد آیت الله جنتی

انتقاد از جنتی برای قدردانی او از اعدامها >>>

Stop Executions in Iran

Stop Executions in Iran >>>

The STINK grows as Dabashi stirs it more!

The so-called "Iran experts" like Abbas Milani or Hamid Dabshai feel so hurt these days! >>>

فضاي خيابانهاي تهران مشابه قبل از انتخابات

We Refuse to Die

These are both tense and exciting times in Iran and amongst the opposition abroad. In the build-up to 22 Bahman1 which is yet another chance for the Green movement to use the cover of official demonstrations to come out en-masse to protest, the regime is showing signs of uncharacteristic and newfound anxiety. In what is believed by many to be an attempt to deter a repeat of the widespread and vociferous Ashura demonstrations, two young men who were defendants in the regime’s post-election Stalinist trails have been executed and eleven more have been charged, five of whom for being a Mohareb, a warrior against God, which is punishable by death>>>

Welcome separation and independence from Iran

All of you guys are always talking about liberal democracy with great praise as I do, I hope you gonna tolerate and understand what you will read next>>>

Mossadegh and Ahmadinejad

There is a stark similarity between some aspects of the political atmosphere dominant over Iran today and those under Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh right before the U.S.-led coup of 1953 that resulted in the overthrow of the legitimate government of Iran and the establishment of a U.S.-puppet government of the Shah. In the period between 1951-53, the U.S. in a close collaboration with the British colonial power through their channels within Iran's military and political apparatus, particularly the Shah’s court, was able to contrive division within the ruling circle and as a result the society at large>>>

U.S. Senate Votes to Punish Innocent Iranians

Unfortunately, the bill is only "tough" on the Iranian people, punishing them in the midst of their historic struggle for rights>>>