Thursday, July 9, 2009
Friday, June 26, 2009
The Daily show in Iran
I saw this and I think it's a great way to make the world understand better who we are. And that we are not so different from the people in western countries.
Oh yea, and it's hilarious!!
Thursday, June 25, 2009
The false Neda
Further information here
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
06/23/2009 Video
People in Tehran shouting
Down with the islamic republic!
Watch out the day when we are armed!
Tonight is the night of revolution!
Down with the Basiji!
What do you think about it? Is the revolution near or will everything stay the same?
Monday, June 22, 2009
To my Iranian sisters
They tried to put you down by veiling your hair, but they can never veil your mind. They tried to weaken you by beating your body, but they can never weaken your will. They tried to make you silent by taking your rights, but they underestimated your silent screams. And now you fight back, with all the bravery that is inside you and with all the patience that helped you to survive. We will never forget what you have done for your people, what you have done for us, and the next generation will think of you in love and the deepest respect.
They tried to put you down, but instead they gave you wings. And they will regret.
"There is no gate, no lock, no bolt that you can set upon the freedom of my mind."
Virginia Woolf
(A Room of One's Own)
Virginia Woolf
(A Room of One's Own)
Neda
What kind of man shoots at a 26 year old girl? What does he think? Does he have friends? Does he return to his home in the evening and play with his children? Does he have dreams and wishes for his future? Does he have a favourite song or movie?
Everyone has a few minutes before falling asleep at night, when he can think about his life. What does this man think? Does he ever really think?
Does he regret that he had killed, that he had murdered her? Does he tell his mother, his sister, that he was the one who shot her?
After all he is a human being, isn't he?
I just try to understand.
Neda, you werent supposed to die like that. You werent supposed to become the symbol of a movement. You were supposed to go to school, to university. You were supposed to go out with your girlfriends, to date handsome guys and to fall in love. You were supposed to cry, to laugh, to hate and to love. You were supposed to live, Neda. It was your right!
Sunday, June 21, 2009
06/21/2009
Basiji arresting two young men in Tehran. The guy who is filming is cursing at them
I got this video from the youtube page of racistworld
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