An American died in Iran for Freedom

Various | August 5th, 04 | self

[bad company]

I've got cousins out there. Most of my close family is in the eastern part of the state.

[Happy2BMe]

Quite interesting, especially in this day of ultra-American bashing in the Islamic Middle East.

Thanks for the ping.

[Allegra]

Great article and good information.

Your profile page is very interesting. Well done.

I am very supportive of freedom for Iran and would love to see Iran and the U.S. renew the friendship they had for so long before 1979.

[KangarooJacqui]

Thanks for the ping...

(and good to see you back here, I might add. As I told you, don't let a few bad ones spoil your experience here...)

Freegards, KJ

[F14 Pilot]

You are welcome...

Don't consider Iran as an Islamic society.

[Khashayar]

Ask me whatever you wanna know about Iran.

[LibreOuMort]

Great article! Well done, Khashayar!

Thank you everyone for spreading the word about Iranians' love for Americans and vice versa. We need to get the truth out to the people of both countries - we cannot trust the media or our governments' communication while they are "stuck on stupid." Mullahs have to go - it is a simple as that.

We have NO allies in Europe's governments any more. EU is helping the Mullahs for their own benefit - and selling out US and Iranian people in the process. They are doing the same with Iraq and Afghanistan.

As for the people of Europe: wake up before you are completely overtaken!

[blackie]

Freedom Now!

[nuconvert]

Bump

[nuconvert]

Thanks

[skeeter]

Good to let you know that current Israeli President and Defence Minisnter are also Iranian. They were born in Iran and moved to Israel during childhood.

From your profile... amazing.

[Khashayar]

Hi...LibreOuMort...

Glad you liked what I posted.
Today, the people unveiled the Statue of Howard Baskerville in city of Tabriz and called him an American Martyr.

He is a hero in that city.

[windchime]

Bump!

[sionnsar]

Iran will soon be free again.

May it be so. And soon!

[Khashayar]

See this?

[happygrl]

Thanks you for posting this.

Hopefully I can visit Mr. Baskerville 's grave in the soon-to-be-free Iran.

[brocklee]

i read your post. it's interesting that there is SO MUCH bad press, but very little good press. the media is supposed to be our eyes and ears to the world, but all we get is "down with American! leave our country! we hate fighting this war! my son died for a country that doesn't want him there!" it's sad. you don't see the kids going to school. the women getting educated. the women walking around without their faces covered. i just do not like the fact that only iraqi and american families are paying the price for iraq's freedom. we need more european help. the world will benefit greatly from the spread of freedom in the middle east. i read an article in smithsonian magazine while i was waiting for my turn at the doctor's office that was about how the iranian youth is ignoring the anti-american propaganda. maybe other people throughout the world need to do the same.

Brocklee