The Power of Symbols

The Power of Symbols
by Aslan
23-Jun-2009
 

I have created a logo to illuminate the struggle of a persecuted people in the hope that it will help spread the word of the plight of millions of my fellow Iranians. As you know, symbols play a huge part in any seismic political change. If you would like to view the logo and help galvanize the world against brutality and move the cause of freedom in Iran to help shape a better world, please visit:

www.cafepress.com/chezqua

www.cafepress.com/NedaIran

www.zazzle.com/HAslan*

Or you may visit our website, dedicated to Neda, whose death has become the rallying cry of a nation:

www.nedarallyingcry.com

If you know of anyone who may be interested in this cause, please feel free to forwad this e-mail to them.

Thank you.

With love and hope for the future of this world.

Aslan

Balatarin
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This is good but ...

by Anonymous2000 (not verified) on Wed Jun 24, 2009 10:32 AM PDT

I did not see anything about where the money will go. The last thing we want to do it to make money off a trangedy. These items cost 15% of what it is listed. All benefits should go to an established bank account and superwised.

When you established that then I would personally order 500 items.


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that is very cool!

by anonymous fish on Wed Jun 24, 2009 10:22 AM PDT

I've bought several things from CafePress... a great place to display your design.

Lori... I'm so glad to see more Americans on iranian.com, especially supporting the people right now.  It gives us a new sense of hope, doesn't it!!!

Iran... I hear what you're saying but I just can't bring myself to support a violent revolution at this point.  It's clear that at some point, IF this continues and progresses into a civil war, that bearing arms will be necessary.  But at this point?  I just don't know.  I think more can be achieved by a peaceful demonstration, proving to the regime that the people are in control and serious about a change.  I just think... this is just me of course... that bringing violence into the mix from the protestors is just going to give the regime an excuse for wholesale slaughter... not to be compared with what tragically has happened already!  But emotionally?  Yes, I hear  you.


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if we want gender equality,

by iran_pahlavan (not verified) on Wed Jun 24, 2009 04:51 AM PDT

if we want gender equality, freedom, and secularism. we will have to get armed. nothing will get done by wishful thinking.. why are we getting beat up but not fighting back and fighting back hard? why are we not sending GUNS to our people.. so they can shoot back? stop this nonsense about peaceful demonstration please.. lets answer back to the Islamic republic like they deserve. lets show Neda we really mean it.


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love it

by HaNi on Wed Jun 24, 2009 01:19 AM PDT

hope for a free iran :(


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Your Image is Beautiful!

by Lori (not verified) on Tue Jun 23, 2009 09:06 PM PDT

I just wanted to let you know that I think this is a wonderful symbol. I will share your website with a lot of people here in the US! I'm praying for safety, peace and FREEDOM for the people of Iran!!


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