Iranian Youth in America Take Aim At Ahmadinejad

[nikki1]

Blessings,

This is really how Iranians are organized in America, using the internet to support and help their Iranian brethren in Iran trapped into Ahmadinejad's maddness with the goal of taking him out.

"Iran's government tries to keep protesters from organizing online but we use tools to stay ahead of them," Jahanshahi, 20, said at a protest outside the United Nations. "We post videos, tweet messages and set up sites to help people in Iran organize."

Since anti-government protests erupted after Iran's disputed June 12 elections, the government has slowed Internet speeds, shut down opposition websites and arrested opposition members who try to organize online.

Journalists inside Iran have been banned from attending protests, but that has not kept footage of anti-Ahmadinejad gatherings from reaching the Internet.

A low-fidelity cellphone video of the bloody death of 16 year-old student Neda Soltani at a protest in June, allegedly at the hands of Iranian forces, has been viewed millions of times online. More here

Nikki

[nebula]

I find this both encouraging and sad.

Encouraging at what the people of Iran are ding - standing up to a bad regime.

Sad because our gov't is giving them the cold shoulder.

[nikki1]

I find this both encouraging and sad.

Encouraging at what the people of Iran are ding - standing up to a bad regime.

Sad because our gov't is giving them the cold shoulder.

Blessings,

I feel the same. I wonder how many involved in the Iranian uprising this past June are Christian

A low-fidelity cellphone video of the bloody death of 16 year-old student Neda Soltani at a protest in June, allegedly at the hands of Iranian forces, has been viewed millions of times online.

I don't know if you saw the video on Neda Soltani that the above article is speaking of that was shown around the world. But she was Christian, even tho press reports lead people to believe she was muslim. She was a direct target of the Iranian forces when shot and murdered.

Notice in this video, from the Guardian, UK, which shows Neda on the ground after she was shot, at the very end, she is wearing a purple flowered top which is cropped around her neck that doesn't show her Christian cross.

And in this same photo, where Neda is wearing the same flowered top that shows her Christian Cross. The UK video above cropped out her cross around her neck. While press reports lead readers to believe Neda Soltani was muslim, it turned out that she was Christian.

Nikki

[georgedrw81]

Its the clerics that goverment not the preident. It is also in fashion not to offend muslims.

Blessings

[nikki1]

Its the clerics that goverment not the preident.

It's both

It is also in fashion not to offend muslims.

Blessings

It's called appeasing islam.

Blessings,

Nikki