Mash Ghasem

Ghasem jan: you have to believe in Imam Zaman to understand ...

One needs to believe in Imam Zaman to understand how the average Iranian family can live on 250,000 tomans per month, where the average rent is 300,000.

"There is a special providence for drunkards, fools, and the followers of Imam Zaman."

Watch Charlie Sheen Roast on YouTube!

It is more interesting!

Revolution is afoot!

       Corporate tyranny has to be challenged!

Thanks MG for this blog.

It looks like every day more cities are having occupy movements. Thanks for your blog and all the info in it.

Let them eat cake

I heard the Wall Street said.

Thanks Mash Ghasem for highlighting this worthy effort.

let's not publicize anything regarding blue(s)

Although AN has shoveled a lot of blues on Iranians, he is still looking for that perfect shade of blue to replace the green in the Iranian flag (cf., pictures of AN with blue/white/red Iranian flag from 2009).

MM, you forgot , we also have "40 Shades of Blue"

or however many shades you like.

As the singer asks the ultimate question at the end of this song:

" Oh,Johnny Cash where are you now?

The man in black,

Where are you now,

Now that I've got such blues,..?"

//www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjkaNDgBBtU

message in facebook "attributed" to OWS crowd

Ten years ago, we had Steve Jobs, Bob Hope and Johnny Cash.

Today, we have no jobs, no hope and no cash.

Well, here it is!

Almost right at my doorstep. Looks like they have a video like this for every country: Spain, Canada,..The production techniques and iconography is obviously right out of Adbuster.

I really don't feel like getting arrested, so probably I'll skip this one, looking forward to it though.

The Canadian Revolution - Occupy Toronto - Oct 15, 2011

//www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFXDL_D8j8I

me iS BACK!!

SK jan Thank you for the compliment and indeed i missed messing around with some around here. I don't know what came over me. I guess i got into some kinda mental block situation and i just stopped commenting and teasing:))

Now that i had to leave USA and am back in Nan agha land (mother land) Things are a little bit different. It took a while for my application to be approved by Haj JJ mirza and i was thinking all kinds of different thoughts until this morning when i got the new information.

I read tha t blog by simorgh and thought to myself this man has a very neat and powerful imagination. I also think that some peoplzzz are taking things too seriously on this site and hence all the confrontations...

MG jan

agha ta ghabr AAAAA:)

They wanted me back at the other ranch or velayat and i had to respond heed the call. They said your time is up in Joo Ess A, and your azz is needed back here at home. so get your damn teeeket and get on the road :)

Like i said i have been watching and reading theinteractions from afar and now i am just happy that i am back !

Mohands koja boodi? Ver ver yu?

I alvayz toght vat hapened to DM. Good to see yu againe. Looks lyke I vazn't da only one missing you. Here's a nu sung I liked. Dis one eis four yu.

As you could see, back in the ranch: that's here on IC, we're all still at the bend of the alley.

Some say we're kind of stuck in there!

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Of course I remember you dear DK

 You have a unique sense of humor that was missed by many of us during your absence ..   

And,  you are right about the labeling business ... it is getting out of control .. We have got to stop it. I believe many people left this site because of that and those who stayed are seriously getting discouraged for each and every time that they witness it on this site; either done to them or someone else ... 

Simorge wrote a fun blog while ago on some of us What do you look like? . But also in his comment there he brought up a good point that if we do not talk politics we are just bunch of ordinary people with many things in common.

So I say screw politics or at least do not take ourselves too seriously .....  

 : )  

SK

Hey!

I am surprised you remember me !!! I took a long leave of absence from but i sure as heck missed it. Now I am back in a place ... They call I Ran:)) i dunno. That is what people around my home call eeet,...:)

Kholase. Joonom berat begod. I am bakk . Che baki. And you veeel defenetly ccc me eround Offten.

I missed interacting with everyone on this site but i really enjoyed reading comments ... I bore witness to all the condemnations and labelings and accusations and You are a zionist... No You are .../

But now that i am Up here... uuu underestand dat i have 22 take it eeeezzyyy and take the front of my mouth:))))

So Hello to all from Dr. Mohandes "interrupted/limited".

Hey DM U R back !

Where have you been ?    

Good to see you again. 

: ) 

Interesting Phrase!

SK jan

Thanks for bringing this to our attention But i gotta say I am not too sure what this take over of our democracy By corporation could possibly mean. I mean come the heck on!! Democratic process would be a more suitable term.

It is time to put an stop to using these revolutionary terms !! Take over of our democray! boro baba hal nadari... I mean the crowd and not you:)

Join the Virtual March on Wall Street

Join the Virtual March on Wall Street

civic.moveon.org
"The 99% protesters are occupying Wall Street in an unrelenting, nonviolent campaign against the corporate takeover of our democracy. Check out and join the Virtual March on Wall Street in solidarity with the 99%."

Lets hope this to be the American Spring....

That some 99% of Americans have been waiting for

 More power and success to these young and concern citizen.

 Thanks for posting it.

'Hambastegi' is the main key to victory 

Mehrdad

...

Mirza jan , on the serious side, I just can't figure out how people make ends meet in Iran. If the economy in Canada, US and Europe is bad, it must be at least ten times worse in Iran, especially with all that Subsidy Elimination, and ...there has been many cases of mass refusal to pay utility bills, all and all reminds me of this one from Beatles

//www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfthrizXKOM

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Disenchanted: You have very good taste, cheers

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Maziar jan, there's no khan in here, only jan and that's it ( It used to be khan before the Land Reform, and then "Fahmeman Raft Bala!" . Aziz jan make all the fun you want of them, this thing has already spread to tens and hundreds of cities in the US with October 15th as a National Day of Protest.

As Lenin and Trotsky used to tell all visiting journalists (including the American journalist John Reed) on the new Russian revolution: " Observe and learn."

BE HAPPY

what I find intersting was the press release of the authorities going along with protestors in way of for as long as they're not breaking the laws they can camp and protest (read BARK) as long as they want .

hence nothing will change our order the new world order.

MG khan maybe they found traces of gold in jabolgha!

Maziar

Very interesting...

       Thanks for posting. I recommend watching lavoj Zizek talk for a breath of fresh air yo everyone!

Structural Crisis of Capitalism?

Hey, no problemito ... we can always go back to the Islamic Paradise of Iran ... lol.

Another reminder why Wall St. has no relation to reality.

At least half the books for those corporations on Wall St. indices (Poor & Standard, NASDAQ,..) are cooked, creative accounting, if you know what I mean. And the banks: at least 80% of them have more junk loans than they know what to do with it: the size of Derivative markets approximately around: 685 trillion dollars thats $685,000,000,000,000. Mind you most of that amount, for the derivatives' market, is just ink on paper, probably worth less than the ink on it! 

The more unemployed the higher profit rates for Wall St. And you're correct, the bankers will probably use tis occasion and protest to fill their coffins. But this time it won't be the same. American history once again looks interesting.

Gold stands at some $1620 an ounce. And exactly how did it get to be so valuable? Topsy turvey doesn't even begin to describe it. How about Structural Crisis of Capitalism?

And yet, with these protests, the stock market is going up!

It's a topsy turvy world, Mash Ghasem jan.

The more they protest, the more the market is reasured of "government action and intervention" meaning gravy train, and the higher the markets will rise.

In a topsy turvy world, fools become kings and kings become fools, but the important thing is to preserve "the order" ... the New World Order that is.

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