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Iranians for Human Rights and Democracy

"We will have to repent in this generation not merely for the hateful words and actions of the bad people, but for the appalling silence of the good people." Martin Luther King,Jr.

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I am another Iranian striving for Human Rights and Democracy. read and sign the petition Please support the IRANIAN WOMENS' ONE MILLION SIGNATURES CAMPAIGNto change the discriminatory laws against women in Iran.

Monday, January 21, 2008

Support for Iranian Students in Prison

International protection of jailed Iranian students by Bloggers
“There is no doubt winter will have end
And, the post of spring will come to our land
With thousands of flowers in his hand
Certainty it will come,
That other should be passed”
The spring of nature is in the way however there are many students are in the jail


the link to the blog in support for students in prison is below
http://10bahman.blogfa.com/

مطلب را به بالاترین بفرستید: Balatarin

Tuesday, January 01, 2008

Who is running Iran?

According to the following article final power is not in the hands of the Supreme Leader. Rather it is in the hands of others in Iran.

'"Khamenei is currently surrounded by intelligence forces, the Revolutionary Guards and the hard-line media," said Mohsen Sazegara, a former Iranian who is now a vehement critic and lives in Washington. "They pretend to listen to Khamenei's orders but they do whatever they want."..............'

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nationworld/2004102331_iranleaders01.html?syndication=rss

According to the following article, the clerics are declining in power. Apparantly the call from Khamanei to privitize institutions have been ingnored. To jumpstart the economy, privitization needs to happen and with it, the fall of the religious institutions and military foundations will follow.

'To some analysts, the Iranian political system is dominated by a Shiite clergy but the power base increasingly dilutes across a fragile system of elites."The country is no one's property," said one advocate in the Times. "The notion that someone owns the country and its people is our biggest problem and incurable disease."...'

http://www.upi.com/NewsTrack/Top_News/2007/12/31/irans_clerics_decline_in_power/9328/

مطلب را به بالاترین بفرستید: Balatarin