این شعر که در سال ۲۰۰۵ برای اولین سرود ملی ایران نوشته شده حاکی از یک وحدتی است که همه ما ایرانیان خواستار آن هستیم و به آن دست خواهیم یافت.
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Why is it that you need to reference not the two previous rigged Egyptian elections, but Iran’s?
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VIEW
IRI may want to consider its own hypocrisy
The events in Egypt in the past week has given the government of the Resolute Nation a pretext to tout its own horn as a mover and inspiration for what is going on in the Arab world. According to the BBC Persian, the Iranian media in the last few days hve been taking to the claim that the developments in Egypt and Tunis are reflections of the Iran’s revolution in Bahman of 1357. This level of cheek (roo) is so obscene that it deserves a hearty
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IMPACT
Iran's democracy movement still inspires
In a televised interview broadcast just a few days ago, University of Michigan History Professor Juan Cole described the Tunisian uprising as not only “the first popular revolution since [the Iranian revolution of] 1979,” but also “something that other Arab countries might well look to -- the public, at least -- for inspiration”. Coming from a Middle East expert, who is also a trained historian, this analysis is totally unacceptable because it fails to so much as even mention the historical fact that Iran’s Green Movement preceded the “mass movement” in Tunisia
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IDEAS
On the death of Daryoush Homayoun
Daryoush Homayoun died on 28th January at the age of 82. He was a great journalist, politician, thinker, teacher and human being. He left behind hundreds of articles, books, interviews and many devoted friends and students. I met Homayoun a few times and once conducted an interview with him. We kept an on and off correspondence up to the beginning of this year. What impressed me most about Homayoun was his unwavering sincerity
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Tomorrow and in the days to come, Egypt will be facing pivotal moments in it's struggle for democracy. As the army pledges not to shoot on the people
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