[FREE IRAN Project] In The Spirit Of Cyrus The Great

[stefania]

25 years ago...

Today,thousands of terrorist organizations, from the various ideological backgrounds, from Latin America, to Europe to Middle East,go to Tehran to celebrate this Inquisition.








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[stefania]

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[stefania]

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[stefania]

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[stefania]

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[9karevatan]

i want u to know as little as it might mean to u that me and almost 30 ppl around around me will never quit our duty to overthrow this regime....i gurantee that we will not stop undre any circumstances and this regime will not see their 26 anniversary

[Scooter]

Sounds like a plan to me.

[stefania]

I think that those who did the "revolution", should apologize before the iranian people. they left a H-LL on the iranian people and they fled away and now live in the luxury of the west..

please apologize.

after seeing all these photos, let me say that Shah was very very good compared to your "revolution"

Viva Reza Shah.
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[Guest]

u are correct that it was everything was awful and the shah was much better.....theres no doubt....but i gurantee u that the revolution had to happen because the iranian people were tired of the shahs repressive regime...and wanted democracy....also they wanted revenge for what happened to Dr. Mossadegh

[stefania]

If they wanted revenge, then Bakhtiar was the man who could bring democracy.

In my opinion, a repressuve regime doesn't justify any other worst regime.

Bakhtiar would have saved iran.

people like those who STILL TODAY justify the 1979 Holocaust, doesn't know what is democracy and what it really means.

easy to say those words while sitting in a computer in a western city.

those in iran have a quite different opinion.
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[9karevatan]

my friend i think u misunderstood me....i dont agree with what happend on 1979...it was one of the most depressing events of all time...what im saying is that nobody knew the future that lied ahead and only saw the shah as an evil dictator....

[Sourena]

People were shortsided back then. They did not see that the Shah was not evil. They found his regime oppressive, but his so called "regime" was not advocated by him at all. The Shah loved Iran just as much as Mossadegh or Bakhtiar, they just had more guts to stand up to Brittain and the US.

[stefania]

So, after 25 years of massacres and tragedies, do you think that "revolution" was right and good?
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[stefania]

I give you an advise: tell these your opinions here.. but don't tell them to people inside iran..

some tried to do so and got hard answers ..
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[9karevatan]

the revolution itself was a good idea....but khomeini was not....