Truly a more accurate demonstration of where we are on our military/industrial advances... let alone going nuclear.
24-Sep-2007Person | About | Day |
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نسرین ستوده: زندانی روز | Dec 04 | |
Saeed Malekpour: Prisoner of the day | Lawyer says death sentence suspended | Dec 03 |
Majid Tavakoli: Prisoner of the day | Iterview with mother | Dec 02 |
احسان نراقی: جامعه شناس و نویسنده ۱۳۰۵-۱۳۹۱ | Dec 02 | |
Nasrin Sotoudeh: Prisoner of the day | 46 days on hunger strike | Dec 01 |
Nasrin Sotoudeh: Graffiti | In Barcelona | Nov 30 |
گوهر عشقی: مادر ستار بهشتی | Nov 30 | |
Abdollah Momeni: Prisoner of the day | Activist denied leave and family visits for 1.5 years | Nov 30 |
محمد کلالی: یکی از حمله کنندگان به سفارت ایران در برلین | Nov 29 | |
Habibollah Golparipour: Prisoner of the day | Kurdish Activist on Death Row | Nov 28 |
Aval bayad faghr v moshkelat
by Anonymouso (not verified) on Tue Sep 25, 2007 01:57 AM PDTAval bayad faghr v moshkelat eghtesadi ra hal konnd. in keh jangandeh besazand ba komak rosieh koreh v.. honar nist.
kasani keh hora mikesahnd beran iran ta vaz ra bebinand. neshastid to amrika v kon gondeh mikonid v kos sher migid.
We should be proud, but...
by SplashOne (not verified) on Mon Sep 24, 2007 10:50 PM PDTI am proud of the achievements of the experts of our country who have done this, because I know they did it with nothing.
HOWEVER, this is NOT like an F-18, it is an F-5 with 2 tails. For a country like Iran, this is not an achievement. This is a modification of an obsolete aircraft, the F-5, which flew first in 1959, and stopped being built in 1987. In its time, Iran was one of the first and most competent adopters (since 1965), and sold some of its old versions to Greece, Ethiopia, and Vietnam in the early 70's. It now has repurchased old airframes from Ethiopia and Vietnam, refurbished them, and modified them to get what we have in these pictures. (We had much experience restoring damaged aircraft during the war)
Iran should currently be building F-16 class aircraft. In fact, the industry that was planned for Iran after 1979 was taken over by Turkey, who now does major construction of the F-16.
This one is better
by Anonymouszz (not verified) on Mon Sep 24, 2007 06:34 PM PDTWe are truly in an age of military power where a nation armed to the teeth by world's number one super power(israel) who could not defeat 304 hezballah fighters in south lebanon and was humiliated and the world's number one super power it's self neck deep in shi%t trying to win a war against a few camel rapiests in baghdad.. and what people say " NICE AFTABEH" yes! nice! and ment for your ass...
What a nice picture of an
by whatever- (not verified) on Mon Sep 24, 2007 06:17 PM PDTWhat a nice picture of an AFTABEH. They sure made a nice aftabeh.
This is great news for all
by we did (not verified) on Mon Sep 24, 2007 06:05 PM PDTThis is great news for all iranians, and something to be proud of. The simple wording mistake does not mean anything at all, but actually it should be "we did" to be the correct translation.
to kashef
by ordinaryman (not verified) on Mon Sep 24, 2007 06:03 PM PDTWe are dealing with a regime that in 21th. century deprives people of having access to any correct information. For example this website in Iran is filtered and nobody is able to read it.Now this is my question:
Why the mullah's supporters don't respect the laws passed by their favorite regim and come to a place that they are banned to be.
Why nobody should have freedom of speech in Iran but all the mullah's lovers should be granted it and even in out of Iran walk on our brain and we patiently bear them?
This is hypocrasy and the rediclouse part is they accuse us of being intolerable.
I stand corrected...
by tinoush on Mon Sep 24, 2007 02:27 PM PDTYou can see "We Coulde" in two different pictures from different angles. So, apparently it's real! Let's not forget Dan Quail and his 'potato' spelling with an 'e' at the end!
By the way, why all this anger and guilt by association. Just because an Iranian may point out that (for example) Ahmadinejad is mistranslated, it doesn't mean he or she supports him!!!
COULDE , CANE?
by mrclass on Mon Sep 24, 2007 02:25 PM PDTThis plane is reversed engineer from F-5 plane. The problem is the plane is too out dated and behind the times. F-5 was a plane of 1960’s and early 1970’s, not 2007.in a battle it will go down as soon as it gets engaged with any modern aircraft out there.
Now as for spelling error, well in a country where you have “olagh” named khameni as a supreme leader and a “Guv” called ahmadi nejad as his president and low life’s masquerading as leaders and people’s representative, you can’t be expecting much else…
This is to Irooni
by farrad02 on Mon Sep 24, 2007 01:42 PM PDTHich melate dige yi ham mesle olagh be kasi mesle Khamenei in hame sal savari nadadeh! Har melate dige yi melatesh vase 10 cent afzayeshe gheymate benzin dowlat ro avaz mikonand, melate Iran saresh hanooz payineh. Khareji ha bayad bedoonand ke in akhoonda hich pokhi nistand. oonvaght hamle ke mikonand hame jaye mamlekat ro viran nemikonand be in khiyal ke in mullah ha ye ghodrat or ghabeliyati darand.
To the ordinary man..
by Kashef (not verified) on Mon Sep 24, 2007 01:31 PM PDTWell, some of the commentaries written by people is disgusting to read and even sometimes hard to believe that an Iranian would have this level of "Bifarhangi".
However, I think this is a good practice. Unfortunately, in our culture we are not very tolerable to opposing ideas and I think maybe this site would be a good place for us to learn that. We see numerous comments we disagree with, yet we can't do anything about them. So, we learn to deal with them. (Hopefully not by use of their own disgusting methods.)
Also, it seems like this has turned to a place to get rid of some of the deep angers in some souls. This would help with later coming up with a solution to the badbakhti's people face in Iran.
I think since Mr. Jahanshah
by ordinaryman (not verified) on Mon Sep 24, 2007 12:57 PM PDTI think since Mr. Jahanshah Javid has activated the comment section, Iranian.com is changing to a public toilet.
A lot of terrorist Hezbollahis have started publishing their disgusting bullshits in this section.
This idiot name Daryush ( Which I seriously think his real name is Hasangholi or something like that) is a creature who's existence purpose is just kissing the mullah's asses.
ISNA link to the picture...
by Anonym (not verified) on Mon Sep 24, 2007 12:53 PM PDTThe following is a link to the picture taken by ISNA and the misspelling is clearly visible.
//www.isna.ir/Main/NewsView.aspx?ID=News-1001...
The pictures also show the presence of a large number of spectators and military personnel, obviously oblivious of any important feat happening at their presence!
Unfortunately, carelessness is present in many aspects of today's life in Iran, and the misspelling is just a simple depiction.
I remember ....
by Majid on Mon Sep 24, 2007 12:52 PM PDTIn 1983,"sepaah-e paasdaaraan",s aviation unit displayed a helicopter made by "baraadaraan-e paasdaar" in Thehran,s international expo,the bulettin board in front of the chopper claimed that " this helicopter did reach an alltitude of 1830 ft. above sea level.
The helicopter was originally stolen from "ashraf",s vacation palace in Chaloos road, they tried to fly it, at about 40 ft. off the ground ,they lost control and had a hard landing,which pretty much ruined the chopper,cosmetically they fixed it and brought it to the expo for "show"!
the site used for that flight was at 1700 ft about sea level itself! and another 130 ft. "which was another lie " made that number of 1830 ft. flight ceiling!
You got the picture?
You can see misspelling even
by Midwesty (not verified) on Mon Sep 24, 2007 12:45 PM PDTYou can see misspelling even in English speaking societies. Don’t you see Jay Leno show? I see this problem not as incompetence but carelessness and I understand it. They could not care less about English since all the textbooks, reference manuals and research papers in Iran are in Farsi. Who in Iran cares if it is coulde our can. Who cares?
The whole thing looks phoney!
by farrad02 on Mon Sep 24, 2007 11:06 AM PDTAnyone who has ever worked in military or commercial test flight projects couldE tell you this is a phoney situation. Any test flight would have scores of scientists, technicians and test equipment in the immediate or surrounding area, with people taking notes and measurements, etc. All you see is a bunch of khomar, near retirement pilots, "sitting" around to punch out and go home!
As for the planes...These Saegheh and Azaraksh fighters (as they call them) are nothing but the results of a 20-year project to gut and re-use the parts from old American and Russian planes and building 2-3 planes, barely airworthy!
The form of the planes are clearly an exact copy of American F-5's. And they have attached Sokhoy tails to the F-5 front body parts. It is surely possible to put something like this together and it will even fly. But to claim that you have produced a Jet Fighter that could even dare to fly and engage an American F-15 or a Harrier Jump Jet or a French Mirage, is something that Westerners are laughing about!
This bullshit is only for internal consumption within Iran. It's for those people who look up at the TV set from between their reaches into the dizi for the next loghmeh of goosht koobideh!
The world is laughing at Iranians! That's what's going on.
and why Bush worry about?
by hajiagha on Mon Sep 24, 2007 10:48 AM PDTIranian artist
because Iranian in times when Shah in power we didn't have any things
now USA are worry Iranian going to became a great country in Arab and Moslem's world .....then others Moslem's are going to flowing Iran to independent and also sale own oil a price they want....USA like to control Iran and others country which this is not respect to the freedom.....and why they spending so much money to change regime in Iran with kind regime they like
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by Mazloom on Fri Feb 01, 2008 10:15 PM PST.
I agree with tinoush. There
by Kashef (not verified) on Mon Sep 24, 2007 10:24 AM PDTI agree with tinoush. There is a certain "pride", if you want to call it so, in artesh to not use English wording in their posters. Go check aftabnews pictures for the same event.
Why always...?
by belderchin99 (not verified) on Mon Sep 24, 2007 09:51 AM PDTI am not Jewish, but why is it EVERY time someone criticizes the Islamic Republic, there are few who bring up the Arabs, Palestinians, Israelis into the equations?
There is a spelling mistake on the billboard. This only shows incompetence. No excuse. Either they shouldn't write in English or go on google and do a spell check. A 10 year old know how do that. Nothing to do with Israel, Arabs, Bush, Blair, Brown...
As far as I know we have never been invaded by any a Jewish state/armies. But we have had many wars with the Arabs... I just don't understand?
There is no excuse for incompetence. Lets not be blindly patriotic.
And by the way I think it's embarrassing that we have taken the body of an American F5 and painted blue and claim it as ours... How much money was spent on the this project?
It Appears to be Doctored Up!!!
by tinoush on Mon Sep 24, 2007 09:48 AM PDTIf you look at it closely, it appears that someone added "WE COULDE" on top of the picture. It's not even a good Photoshop job. The angle of inclination for the English writing is different than the Farsi writing. While the banner is slanted toward the camera (foreshortened), "WE COULDE" is written perfectly straight, and flat.
We should ask ourselves, why? Why would someone write propaganda on top of propaganda!
So What
by Daryush (not verified) on Mon Sep 24, 2007 07:03 AM PDTSo what, I want to see this Israeli based administration write in Persian. This is a proud moment that you can't take away from the Iranians. I don't care for the spelling...Read the Persian "Maa Tavaanesteem" yes We couldE
that is right, if we
by Faryar (not verified) on Mon Sep 24, 2007 06:28 AM PDTthat is right, if we could(E) , we would but thanks God that we can't..