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Cherik Fadaee Khalgh Iran (1)

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03-Jan-2008
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To all

by SHAMDOU (not verified) on Thu Jan 03, 2008 09:23 PM PST

Do you guys want to share a pizza ? Anybody ?


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Forget the past

by PALANGOL SALTANEH (not verified) on Thu Jan 03, 2008 09:16 PM PST

Forget the past , live in the moment.Tomorrow is not promised to no one and the past is gone. Maybe he is in a better place. Go shoplift , return a book you have already read. Copy a CD , return a copied DVD. File a false insurance claim. Spit on Iranians , Love and then hate Iran.It's sooooo much fun people watching on Iranian.com . Just have fun :-)
Now let the cussing begin :-)
Dorood


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There is no glory in being or having been part of this group.

by The Fair Judge (not verified) on Thu Jan 03, 2008 06:14 PM PST

These guys act as if they were a democratic movement in Iran, dedicated to peace and democracy!!!!
Their videos show Iran burning during and after the revolution and their poems talk about the injustices in Iran now.
They fail to mention that they were instrumental in an armed uprising in Iran and they could not care less how many people were killed. The end always justified the means for them and a lot of people died because of these guys.
They were a violent militant group who showed their weaknesses by killing those they disagreed with.
They have no credibility and there in glory in being or having been part of this group.


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Stupid Mullahs Must Go

by Pissed Off (not verified) on Thu Jan 03, 2008 04:44 PM PST

The fact is most Iranians not only love to live in the "Imperialsit" U.S.A., but also hate to see others, especially fellow Iranians, enjoy similar opportunities.

One former leader of a so-called revolutionary group who has been able to put together a small business in North America once said peoudly, "Nobody can exploit the poor laborers the way we do."

Back in Iran, this same guy misled many young people into believing that he cared about poor Iranians and got many of them killed by the mullas.

I didn't know anything about politics when the revolution took place, but I never trustd the mullahs either and was shocked to see so many stupid people supporting them.


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Re: Fadaee

by jamshid on Thu Jan 03, 2008 03:43 PM PST

A large number of 1978 leftist "Fadaees", after contributing to the destruction of Iran, left the country and obtained political asylum in the Soviet Uni... Err... I mean in the captialist USA. They are having successful lives in the USA. Most have proven to be very successful captialist investors, and are member of the upper American middle class.

While they are no where close to be willing to share their "wealth" as communism suggests, nevertheless, they still "stand" by their 1978 beliefs.

Someone please slap me in the face for turning against the shah in 1978, and for beleiving in these and other "revolutionary" assholes.


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Interesting

by MRX (not verified) on Thu Jan 03, 2008 02:17 PM PST

that the islamic regime did not hesitate one bit to kill this guy, while the regime under the suppposedly bad bad shah did not kill him. Bazam bego marg bar shah!


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