Iranian Alert -- DAY 9 -- LIVE THREAD PING LIST

LIVE THREAD PING LIST | 6.18.2003 | DoctorZin

[sorraya]

FINALLY!
THANKS TO ANYONE THAT TRIED TO PUT THE PRESSURE ON FOX NEWS IN REGARDS TO TALK MORE ABOUT IRAN.

PROFESSOR ROB SOBHANI IS THE MOST KNOWLEDGEABLE ABOUT IRAN AND IT MAKES ALL IRANIANS HAPPY AND PROUD WHENEVER HE SHOWS UP ON TV AND TALKS ABOUT OUR BELOVED COUNTRY.

MINUTES AGO I WATCHED ALL THE REPS FROM SATELLITE TVS HERE IN LOS ANGELES HOLDING A PANEL QUESTION FOR REZA PAHLAVI (SON OF LATE SHAH).

I LOVE MY PRESIDENT, BUSH AND I AM SO THANKFUL WHENEVER HE SUPPORTS THESE COURAGEOUS PEOPLE BACK IN IRAN. I WILL TRY VERY HARD TO BRING AWARENESS TO ANY IRANIAN THAT IS OR THINK HE OR SHE IS A DEMOCRAT. THEY SHOULD KNOW DEMOCRATS DON'T SUPPORT DRASTIC CHANGE IN CURRENT TRAGEDY THAT IS GOING ON IN IRAN.

HOPE FOR THE DAY WE SEE EVERY MULLAH BEING HUNG FROM THE TREES IN STREETS OF TEHRAN, SHIRAZ, MASHHAD, ABADAN, AHVAZ, TABRIZ AND ....

BUSH, CHANEY, ROMSFELD, FOR MORE YEARS

[dixiechick2000]

I don't know if it's been posted before, but here is the link to Rush's interview with Michael Ledeen.

http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/home/daily/site_061703/content/ledeen.member.html

[JulieRNR21]

Heard the LA based Iran satellite TV discussed on 60 Minutes II tonight......excellent coverage!

Thanks for all the latest on the protests!
You are doing a great job of keeping Freepers informed.

[DoctorZIn]

Sporadic clashes rock main Iranian cities for the 9th consecutive night
SMCCDI (Information Service)
July 18, 2003

Sporadic clashes rocked several main Iranian cities for the 9th consecutive night. Smaller protests with chase and runs and clashes took place in the estern and southern parts of the capital were groups of young demonsrators retaliated to the regime forces attacks.

Same trend was followed in the cities of Esfahan, Mashad, Khorram Abad and Shiraz where demonstrations took place leading to sporadic clashes resulting in several injured and arrested especially in Khorram Abad.

In Esfahan, more attacks were made against the students and their dorms which resulted in the popular reaction. Number of injured have been reported as several.

The Capital City Tehran has been brought under a relative control as the demonstrators have reduced their activities to make a tactical adjustment and to counter the fresh troops of the regime composed mainly by foreigners and transferred from the south eastern province of Khoozestan.

Massive unrests are planned for tommorow evening in most cities and more radical actions will take place.

Source: Info net

"If you want on or off this Iran ping list, Freepmail me."

[DoctorZIn]

Radio Free Asia broadcasts SMCCDI interview serie for Chinese students
SMCCDI (Information Service)
June 18, 2003

Radio Free Asia (RFA) broadcasted, today, for east asia and especially China the 2nd part of the interview made with Aryo Pirouznia, speaking on behalf of SMCCDI. The third part will be broadcasted tomorrow.

The interview was on the current unrests in Iran, the role of the Iranian Students and the similarity or comparaison of their request and action in reference to their Chinese colleagues.

In part of the interview, Pirouznia, stated that the crackdown of July 1999, in Iran, can be compared to the 1989 crackdown on Chinese students in the
"Tian'An men" Square in Beijing but at this time and as the Iranian people have stand up in support of the students such scenario will not happen again.

It is to note that as like as Radio Free Europe (RFE), the RFA was promoted by the US administration in order to push for the spread of the Democratic culture.

The US created as well a subsidiary to the RFE for Iran which was named Radio Liberty but this institution became a tribune for the Islamic regime in order to promote its sham reform. Radio Liberty will be later disolved in order to be replaced by Radio Farda which carries some of the programs made by the former radio Liberty and some other made by the VOA.

One main problem within the new institution, as like as in the former Radio Liberty and the VOA Farsi service, is that some of its Iranian reporters act on partisanship behavior using often discriminatory ways in their approach toward Iranian opponents. Some of them act more on friendship rather than impartial as the Journalistic ethic require.

Same problems, showing a deep lack of maturity and ethic, is existing in some of the opposition radio and networks .

The lAudio links of the 2 first parts of the RFA interview with SMCCDI, translated and broadcasted in Chinese, are as follow:

http://www.rfa.org/service/audio_popup.html?file=http://www.rfa.org/content/
service/can/audio/c0617-tl.mp3

http://www.rfa.org/service/audio_popup.html?file=http://www.rfa.org/content/
service/can/audio/c0618-tl.mp3


Source: SMCCDI

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[ellery]

Bump -- stay strong, Iranian friends!

[dixiechick2000]

Thanks for the updates!

For a free Iran!!!

[Travis McGee]

You are doing amazing service. You must sleep with your head on desk desk.

[Travis McGee]

"With your head on your desk"

[DoctorZIn]

PLEASE ask everyone to e-mail or fax Tony Blair.

Banafsheh Zand-Bonazzi, Iranian filmmaker and NY based leader within the Iranian Student Movement asked me again to ask everyone to e-mail of fax Blair.

As I mentioned yesterday Jack Straw announced that Britain was NOT supporting the Iranian Protesters, rather they supported the mullah President of Iran, Khatami.

After making those RIDICULOUS comments yesterday Straw is now going to IRAN of all things, on Saturday. So please ask people to fax Blair condemning Straw's commentary and his going to Iran. He must apologize for denigrating the very real freedom movement of the people of Iran and impress upon the member nations of the EU to step away from trade with Iran. The EU MUST stop stealing from Iran. They are getting oil from Iran for about 10$ a barrel compared to the market price of around $24 a barrel, for their support of the dictators of Iran. Europe is afraid of the U.S. presence there as well...BUT at least the U.S. is standing up in support of the people's will to overthrow the rule of Islam as government entirely.

Blair's fax nos.: (44/207)925-0918 and (40/207)839-9044

Direct e-mail:

webmaster@pmo.gov.uk

We must FLOOD THEM with e-mails and faxes. The British are not our friends because as coalition members they betrayed our troops when the U.S. blocked Ayatollah Hakim to enter into Iraq. So what did the Brits do? They let him in through the port of Basra where they were in control and that way the insisted more violence between the pro-Iranian Shiites and the Shi'itism that was being promoted by Ayatollah Khoei before he was hacked to death in the Mosque of Imam Ali 2 months ago, in Najaf.

The American people need to step up to the European people and challenge them to force their governments to boycott trade with murderers.

.... Please email this to your friends and ask them to join us. If Britain changes course it will be a tremendous boost for the Iranian people.....



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[McGavin999]

Thanks for keeping us up to date Doc. We really appreciate it. I'm a little concerned about the thugs they're bringing in from the south. I hope the army and police are ready to defend the people against them, this could get really nasty.

[FairOpinion]

You can also send e-mail messages to Tony Blair to this site, which was created to thank him for his support of the US in the Iraq war.

We can say, thank, Tony, we appreciate it, and now how about supporting the Iranians struggling for freedom.

http://www.thankyoutony.com/thanktony.php3

[FairOpinion]

You can also send e-mail messages to Tony Blair to this site, which was created to thank him for his support of the US in the Iraq war.

We can say, thank, Tony, we appreciate it, and now how about supporting the Iranians struggling for freedom.

http://www.thankyoutony.com/thanktony.php3

[FairOpinion]

You can also send e-mail messages to Tony Blair to this site, which was created to thank him for his support of the US in the Iraq war.

We can say, thank, Tony, we appreciate it, and now how about supporting the Iranians struggling for freedom.

http://www.thankyoutony.com/thanktony.php3

[FairOpinion]

You can also send e-mail messages to Tony Blair to this site, which was created to thank him for his support of the US in the Iraq war.

We can say, thank, Tony, we appreciate it, and now how about supporting the Iranians struggling for freedom.

http://www.thankyoutony.com/thanktony.php3

[FairOpinion]

You can also send e-mail messages to Tony Blair to this site, which was created to thank him for his support of the US in the Iraq war.

We can say, thank, Tony, we appreciate it, and now how about supporting the Iranians struggling for freedom.

http://www.thankyoutony.com/thanktony.php3

[FairOpinion]

You can also send e-mail messages to Tony Blair to this site, which was created to thank him for his support of the US in the Iraq war.

We can say, thank, Tony, we appreciate it, and now how about supporting the Iranians struggling for freedom.

http://www.thankyoutony.com/thanktony.php3

[FairOpinion]

Sorry for the repeat posts, but it didn't go, and it still didn't go -- I even opened up another browser to see if it showed up, before sending it again, it hadn't shown up, then all of a sudden five of the same thing showed up.

Sorry.

[arasina]

And I thought I was the Triple Crown Winner just a moment ago with merely three identical posts!

[SevenofNine]

DOCTOR I was watching 60 minute 2 earlier they have those dudes from Channel 18 station in SO CAL That dude is funny Mullarh pardoy comedian

I hope they stay in business I don't get US administration why they get them grant to goof on Iran media