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I just received this from a student in Iran...

"It is really hard to write any thing about what happened in my country and in one of the oldest cities of Iran.
And it is harder to make you sad when you are celebrating the New Year.

I want to thank those Freepers who sent Condolence Messages and I'd like to say my best wishes to them as well.

I also need to share my frustration with those people who keep making cruel remarks toward the people of Iran in this time of tragedy. They know nothing about the real faces of the Iranian society

I want to thank you in advance for the help you and your nation are providing those touched by the tragedy and also in our struggle to end our brutal regime.

Thank you very much."

What the people of Iran need today is not insults but our support in achieving their goal and their goal is freedom. -- DoctorZin

The Iranian students who joyously wished Americans well as we celebrated our Christmas, should know that our thoughts and prayers are with them today.

America is great because of the strength and compassion of its citizens. We reach out a hand to those in need, no matter where they may live. Disaster relief is on the way.

My sympathy and prayers to the victims and those who mourn today. May God bless them.

As the New Year approaches, we have much to be thankful for. And yet there is much work that needs to be done. May the new year bring strength and resolve to the students and their quest for democracy. They are being heard.