Posted by iPouya on June 12, 2010
My friends in Iran say that Iran was dead today and that nothing happened on the streets. Of course, they couldn’t be everywhere at all times. Here’s footage of a protest at Sharif University. Here’s footage of a protest at Tehran University. And here’s footage of rooftop chants the night before. Still, they’re all a far [...]
Posted by iPouya on May 27, 2010
“Mr Karroubi, a year has passed since the eventful month of Khordad 1388 (22 May-21 June 2009). Yet this month is considered to be a historic one in Iran: the epic election victory of Mohammad Khatami on 2 Khordad 1376 (23 May 1997), the brave resistance that led to the liberation of the southern city [...]
Posted by iPouya on May 12, 2010
There are some slogans with which I can identify and there are others that I think are either politically immature or underdeveloped, but one slogan from the recent protests at Shahid Beheshti University really fascinated me. The protesters declared: ما اهل کوفه نیستیم ، نیمه راه بایستیم The translation reads something like this: We are [...]