Check out this Picture I just got from an image wire from Iran. This is not photoshopped. A protester in Iran, a woman none the less is giving President Ahmadinejad the finger as his Motorcade moves throughout the streets during a public rally after his re-election.
Jun 26 2009
Ahmadinejad Gets Middle Finger from Protester
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Jun 21 2009
Bill Clinton Dyes Hair Green for Iran
I gotta say I am very impressed with Bill Clinton. He gave a speech earlier about the revolution happening in Iran. What was very noticeable was that he actually dyed his hair green. What a great move, and it just make Clinton all the more cooler. Check out the picture taken from a TV below with Clintons new Green hair style, showing support for the Iranian movement:
In the speech he said the following strong words for Iran:
“What’s going on in Iran, really?” Clinton asked. “They have some ethnic differences there and some religious differences, but basically, this is about a government trying to deny the modern world.
“And the idea is they just don’t think they can keep control, if everybody gets to say what they really believe, and go where they really want, and be who they want to be,” Clinton said, adding with a chuckle: “And they’re right, right there.”
At a time when the chaos in Iran is seemingly getting more and more tragic as we progress through time, this simply speech as well as the time it took him to show his solidarity with the Iranian people by dying his hair Green, really goes over well in my book. Although I can see where Obama is coming from with his approach, I think it may be time to take a harder lined approach on the murders taking place over there by the current regime. I have a feeling the UN will soon step in.
Jun 20 2009
Young Neda Killed in Iran
On this day, the 5th day since the election results in Iran, a Girl who is being referred to as only Neda was shot and killed in Iran. The video of her death has inspired many, and has shown the brutality of what the people of Iran are fighting against. I am not posting the video, because it continues to be removed from Youtube due to the graphic nature.
Neda, was shot and dies before our eyes on the streets of Tehran. The young girl was protesting against the elections in a peaceful manner. We can not 100% guaranteed the authenticity of the video posted on youtube, but it is believed to be legitimate. Neda is just one of dozens killed in the worst day of violence since the election results were announced early this week. I am personally saddened and sickened by what I saw. I sort fo wish I never watched the video because the rage I have is indescribable.
Hopefully Neda’s death will show the world just how bad things are getting in Iran, and maybe the United Nations will at least do a little to help the people fighting against the tyranny out. In the been time, all we can do is hope and pray that Iran one day frees themselves from the hard lines regime they are currently living under.
I just wanted to update this. Her full name was Neda Soltani and she was a Philosophy student in Tehran.