Archive - Sep 6, 2010

Video: Interrupted Lives- Portraits of Student Repression in Iran

“Interrupted Lives” is a travelling exhibit that tells the story of Iranian students who have been punished for expressing their beliefs. >>>

آیا میشود کشوری را با معیار کشور دیگر هدایت کرد؟

... دینی که ظاهرا برای هدایت بشر آمده است در دست این خود خواهان تبدیل به یک شمشیر برای دزدی و هیزی میگردد. و با فریب و حیله مردم عادی را بصورت عروسک  .

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Modern Day Human Sacrifice In Iran by M Varn Chandola

Sakineh Mohammedie Ashtiani, a forty-three year old mother of two who was convicted of adultery by an Iranian court, was sentenced to death by stoning>>>

Cheap Thugs

Where does religious sincerity, or for that matter, religious hypocrisy, morph into political solidarity? Or pushing your question further, why are what are clearly political protests assuming a religious form? Afterall, the dispute over the elections was a political dispute. Why give it a religious dimension by chanting Allahu Akbar? Is that a sign of conformity with the Islamic Republic’s religious pretenses and hypocrisies, or, on the contrary, is chanting Allahu Akbar a way to take political protests one notch higher and strip the Islamic Republic of religious legitimacy? My hunch? The latter>>>

War, a solution to American economic malaise?! Mahmoud beware!‏

I am not saying a war is coming (and who can?) but stakes are so high that Obama might be tempted (not to say anything about the Israeli encouragement and pressure by neocons) to hit many birds with one stone and attack Iran>>>

Living with Depression

You know, emotional walls are funny things; once you build them, they gain a life of their own>>>

حکومت ابله ها یا جمهوری فدرال احمق ها.

 و نیز همکاری و همراهی و اینکه منافع عامه را بر منافع شخصی ارجهیت بدهیم و تنها فکر منافع سریع خصوصی نباشیم. در حکومت احمق ها هیچ کس در امان نیست حتی خود شخص ظالم حاکم کل؟

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