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14-Aug-2011 (10 comments)
Ali was raised in a very religious middle class family in Tehran. Unlike his cousin who went to religious school, he chose to go to public school. He took advantage of free education, continued his higher education science, and received his doctoral degree. He got a respectable and good paying job, married, and had two beautiful daughters, named Laleh and Ladan (Flower names). He never forgot his religious duties such as Namaz and Roozeh>>>
UPRISING
14-Aug-2011 (4 comments)
On both sides of the divide people of working and middle classes most of them youth have begun challenging the harsh Israeli regime's economic and political policies which has revealed its true nature by giving more of the occupied Palestinian land to new settlers "for free" while the residents of Tel Aviv and Southern israel, not to mention Arabs of East Jerusalem, are without homes as the prices to buy or to rent are going beyond their reachr.>>>
INDEPENDENCE
13-Aug-2011 (30 comments)
چندی قبل یک از روزنامه نگاران اروپایی نوشته بود که ایران مستقل ترین کشور خاورمیانه است. به نظر من این جمله نوعی انتقاد در لفافه ای پر زرق و برق است. کسی که استقلال واقعی دارد و می تواند هر کاری دلش خواست بکند، این نکته را ثابت میکند که نه دوستانی دارد که ملاحظه آنها را بکند و نه منافع بلندمدتی برایش متصور است که در تصمیم گیری های خود آنها را در نظر بگیرد. اسقلال واقعی یعنی نداشتن هیچگونه وابستگی واقعی و عملی یعنی زندگی در دنیایی کاملاً ذهنی یعنی بودن>>>
STORIES
13-Aug-2011 (2 comments)
دوستان اینطور بگویم که عشق به اینجا نیاورید. اگر آوردید هم از بقچه در نیاورید تا سریک فرصت مناسب. به هیچ کاری نمی آید. انگار بخواهید هزاری سبز با عکس امام (ره) را بدهید و ماست بگیرید. البته اینجا خرده بانک هایی هستند که عشق را برایتان خرد می کنند. آنوقت می توانید به راحتی با آن ماست تهیه کنی>>>
POETRY
13-Aug-2011 (3 comments)
VIEW
11-Aug-2011 (one comment)
Over the past few months, with increasing frequency, US policymakers have issued statements indicating that Iran provides material support to the resurgent Taliban or to al-Qaeda. Speaking to the Senate Armed Services Committee in March 2011, General David Petraeus testified that Iran, through the Qods Force, had provided support for Taliban insurgents in "measured amounts" -- enough "to make life difficult for us, but not enough to actually succeed." >>>
LONDON
11-Aug-2011 (24 comments)
تقلیل ناآرامی‌ها و آشوب‌هایی که در چند روز اخیر در نقاط مختلف لندن و چند شهر دیگر بریتانیا رخ داده به جرایم عوامل خرابکار و عناصر ضد اجتماعی نه فقط نادیده گرفتن بخشی از واقعیت و حقیقت است و بلکه راهی به سوی حل آن عوامل ساختاری که زمینه مساعد پیدایش این حوادث است نیز نمی‌گشاید. دستگیری و مجازات تعدادی از عناصر خرابکار ممکن است آنان را برای مدتی از ارتکاب مجدد این عمل باز دارد و برای برخی دیگر عبرت‌آموز باشد، ولی هیچ کمکی به حل ریشه‌ای مشکل نمی‌کند>>>
HAPPINESS
11-Aug-2011 (one comment)
این روز‌ها نه تنها ایران در مخمصه نوعی مدیریت غیر انسانی و حکومت قرون وسطایی گیر افتاده و با نابسامانی و ناهنجاری دست به گریبان است، بلکه در سراسر کره خاکی نکاتی را می‌توان برشمرد که خوشبین‌ترین افراد را نیز به واکنش‌های یاس‌آلود سوق می‌دهد. واکنش‌های اعتراض‌آمیز ما پاسخی منطقی به بحرانی است که به عنوان شهروندان ایرانی با آن روبه‌رو هستیم. با این همه این روحیه اعتراض در سوی دیگر خود، جلوه‌های مثبت زندگی را نیز به رخ آدم‌ها می‌کشاند>>>
NIGHTMARE
11-Aug-2011 (2 comments)
نگاهم را به سمت اسب ابلق پیر انداختم. با اشتیاق به سمتم آمد. کمی خم شد تا سوارش بشوم. دلم یهو به هم ریخت. انتظار این مهربانی را نداشتم. رگبار باران شروع شد. قایقی از دور دست با بادبان پارچه ای به سمت جزیره می آمد. در حالی که با احتیاط سوار اسب می شدم گریه ام گرفت. به هیچ عنوان نخواستم با ذهنم کلنجار بروم که دلیل اشک ریختم چیست. ولی در ذهن ناپیدای گم شده ی این روزهایم دلیلش را می دانستم>>>
POETRY
11-Aug-2011
Look at her
From the bedroom window.
With her slender fingers
She creates beautiful colors
Out of the dark earth>>>
From the bedroom window.
With her slender fingers
She creates beautiful colors
Out of the dark earth>>>
MOJAHEDIN
09-Aug-2011 (8 comments)
The MEK's delisting campaign is funded by a fluid and enigmatic network of support groups based in the United States. According to an MEK leader, these groups are funded by money from around the world, which they deliberately shield from U.S. authorities. These domestic groups book and pay for their VIP speakers through speaker agencies, which in turn pay the speakers directly and take a fee for arranging appearances. That way, the speakers themselves don't technically accept money from the community groups>>>
IRI
09-Aug-2011 (3 comments)
Gold-flecked ice cream wasn’t part of the picture that Shiite Muslim clerics painted during the Iranian Revolution, when they promised to lift the poor by distributing the country’s vast oil income equally across society. But more than three decades later, record oil profits have brought in billions of dollars, and some people here are enjoying that decadent dessert. The trouble is, it’s just a small group of wealthy Iranians. Despite the promises of the revolution, many here say has never seemed wider>>>
IRAN
09-Aug-2011 (9 comments)
Moments of the past pass in a moment, as lifetime of memories. A picture of me in one spot of past moments scans quickly showing a joyful kid. Irrelevant now, just a memory of past that now is what was and not what if. Nothing in time is cherished when present, because present is future goals. Past remains a powerful scent capturing a room of desired what if. This travel has an end unless past remains, where arriving to a destination reminds of times of when there was once>>>
LIFE
09-Aug-2011 (3 comments)
Sooner, or later, we all reach an age where we can’t afford to ignore a chest pain. In fact, our priorities change drastically: We decide high heel shoes are exclusively for special occasions, no-iron tableware is as good as cotton – if not better, and the fiber content of food turns into the most important nutritional fact. The list goes on and if you happen to choose a nice nap over dancing in the rain, you’ll understand what I mean. So last week, when I felt a dull pain that could be related to my heart, I took my doctor’s advice and called 911>>>
QUESTION
07-Aug-2011 (13 comments)
Inside Iran, many reformists have always expressed their fidelity to the Supreme Leader – who doesn’t want them – and to the legacy of Imam Khomeini. This allows the reformist current to stay in the political game. But then what do the reformists want? Is a democratic Islamic Republic still possible, I mean possible in real life, not in theory? The Hezbollahis as part of the Principalists (osulgerayan) succeeded in destroying the Reformist parties’ political cadres... In other words they marginalized the future generation of democracy advocates>>>
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