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  • Iranian students protest ((A FEW PHOTOS))

    12/13/2005 9:31:33 PM PST · by Khashayar · 155 replies · 1,753+ views
    Various | 12-13-05 | Self
    Free Ganjibanners read We want ReferundumJustice without Democracy means nothingJustice and Bread for every oneUniversities are aware
  • Heavy Weapons for Iran's Basij Militia

    11/26/2005 2:44:50 AM PST · by F14 Pilot · 4 replies · 473+ views
    Rooz Online ^ | Friday, Nov 25, 2005 | Meysam Tavab
    In an unprecedented move, even during the 8-year Iran-Iraq war, Baseej Volunteer Militia has started arming some of its units with heavy arms. Taking place under the current administration, it is not clear whether a new role has been added to Baseej or whether its mission has changed altogether. What is not clear is the purpose of arming this force at peace time. And since Baseej has been acting as an arm of the Judiciary, especially under Ahmadinejad’s administration, this change is looked at suspiciously. The principal mission of Baseej resistance mobilization force, under the law establishing it, is to...
  • A Revolutionary Channels His Inner Michael Moore

    11/26/2005 8:36:40 AM PST · by F14 Pilot · 6 replies · 539+ views
    Iran va Jahan ^ | November 26, 2005
    FOR years, Massoud Dehnamaki was known widely as the feared enforcer of conservative rules that restricted freedom for women and society. In recent years, however, he has emerged as Iran's Michael Moore, having directed a documentary on the taboo issue of prostitution and another forthcoming film on soccer as a metaphor of political struggle. Reformists and conservatives alike harshly criticized Mr. Dehnamaki for making the first movie, "Poverty and Prostitution." Conservatives were furious that one of their own had not only highlighted an un-Islamic social pathology but seemed to sympathize with the prostitutes. Reformists believed he deliberately exaggerated the problem...