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zakhm khordeh -- abdulali mougha, 01:03:43 05/26/99 Wed (proxy.qatar.net.qa/194.133.33.19)

daradi be delam ze rozegaram oftad
choon ba dame to sare karam oftad
az kolle gahan o chehreash begzashtam
choon chehreye to bar negaram oftad
a.sh.m.d
***********************************
dar dargahe to harche bekhahi bedaham
bar pakie to bandeh gavahi bedaham
dar atashe eshghat cho besoozam bakam nist
jan ra to ze man agar bekhahi bedaham
navid
***********************************
dar rahe to sar ze pa nadanam ayam
bihoode azabe eshgh nakhanam ayam
gar mikoniam boroon ze didare khish
diri nashavad ke zesht nadanam ayam
a.sh.m.d
***********************daradi be delam ze rozegaram oftad
choon ba dame to sare karam oftad
az kolle gahan o chehreash begzashtam
choon chehreye to bar negaram oftad
a.sh.m.d
***********************************
dar dargahe to harche bekhahi bedaham
bar pakie to bandeh gavahi bedaham
dar atashe eshghat cho besoozam bakam nist
jan ra to ze man agar bekhahi bedaham
navid
***********************************
dar rahe to sar ze pa nadanam ayam
bihoode azabe eshgh nakhanam ayam
gar mikoniam boroon ze didare khish
diri nashavad ke zesht nadanam ayam
a.sh.m.d
***********************daradi be delam ze rozegaram oftad
choon ba dame to sare karam oftad
az kolle gahan o chehreash begzashtam
choon chehreye to bar negaram oftad
a.sh.m.d
***********************************
dar dargahe to harche bekhahi bedaham
bar pakie to bandeh gavahi bedaham
dar atashe eshghat cho besoozam bakam nist
jan ra to ze man agar bekhahi bedaham
navid
***********************************
dar rahe to sar ze pa nadanam ayam
bihoode azabe eshgh nakhanam ayam
gar mikoniam boroon ze didare khish
diri nashavad ke zesht nadanam ayam
a.sh.m.d
***********************daradi be delam ze rozegaram oftad
choon ba dame to sare karam oftad
az kolle gahan o chehreash begzashtam
choon chehreye to bar negaram oftad
a.sh.m.d
***********************************
dar dargahe to harche bekhahi bedaham
bar pakie to bandeh gavahi bedaham
dar atashe eshghat cho besoozam bakam nist
jan ra to ze man agar bekhahi bedaham
navid
***********************************
dar rahe to sar ze pa nadanam ayam
bihoode azabe eshgh nakhanam ayam
gar mikoniam boroon ze didare khish
diri nashavad ke zesht nadanam ayam
a.sh.m.d
***********************

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abdulalimougha -- zakhm khordeh, 00:21:55 05/29/99 Sat (proxy.qatar.net.qa/194.133.33.19)

به روز جوانى در عشق و عاشقى نيفتادم
جزء آن زمان كه كذارم به صدفه ز كوى تو بود
نويد

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The fate of the thirteen accused -- James Joseph, 21:14:32 06/24/99 Thu (192.117.14.83/192.117.14.83)

Are the thirteen Iranian Jews arrested for spying being prosecuted? What are the exact charges? What kind of defence are they allowed? What is the punishment they face if convicted? International media is mostly silent on that subject, and it sure seems like witch-hunt from where I am standing.
Information and opinions are welcome.

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Soccer -- Coach, 19:21:42 06/25/99 Fri (180.pool9.tokyo.att.ne.jp/165.76.178.195)

Last night Iran tiys ageinst Lebnan 1-1
This is a shame!

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[> Re: Soccer -- khoshkel, 20:56:44 12/11/99 Sat (belushi.nepean.uws.edu.au/137.154.189.13)

> Last night Iran tiys ageinst Lebnan 1-1
> This is a shame!

Negaran nabash...Iran's gonna kill them

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soccer -- khoshkel, 20:51:35 12/11/99 Sat (belushi.nepean.uws.edu.au/137.154.189.13)

Ba Salam faravan.I just wanted to say that Abedzadeh,Ali daeh,Azizi and Bagheri rule! I wish the Iranian soccer team every success...movafag Bishid! VIVA IRAN.

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ABOUT IRAN -- reza, 03:02:13 03/02/00 Thu (5pc207.ubvu.vu.nl/130.37.95.207)


I want to know about kish in the persion gulf.
about the buying a hous or ground.
about the prises ans the situation in there.

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INTERVIEW -- Lauren Marie, 21:17:43 04/01/00 Sat (1cust184.tnt1.clearwater.fl.da.uu.net/63.23.163.184)

I am looking for persons interested in participating in an interview. Volunteers must have lived in Iran for at least 3 years. The interview will focus on ethnic customs, religion, traditional way of life or beliefs. To request a copy of this brief interview, please respond to amarettodrinks@hotmail.com before 4/19/2000. Thank you!

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KIANA -- Michael Dominok, 06:15:15 05/09/00 Tue (p3e9ee83f.dip.t-dialin.net/62.158.232.63)

Hi,

a friend of mine, named Kiana, claims that her name is of persian origin. If it is, does anyone know it's meaning ?
It might be possible that her mom got it wrong and it is spelled complety different. She only knew how the name sounds when pronounced in germen.
So if you can help me, please do and sent me an e-mail to michael@dominok.net
thanx alot
Michael

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human cloning -- ravi nathan, 08:58:47 07/02/00 Sun (NoHost/203.197.146.35)

human cloning is started in any corner of the world?
while cloning an adult what will be the period of growth and phycical condition of the cloned animal or human being
will the characters remains same for the cloned one?
by taking a cell from the younger ones can you clone the female mother or the male father of the animal?
how many days or months takes for you to clone an adult?
what is the expense taken for cloning an adult?
what is the duration of life, will it survive normal?
please kindly reply with full details of human cloning
thank you

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Thank you -- Maria Paula, 05:57:06 09/03/00 Sun (200-191-118-48-as.acessonet.com.br/200.191.118.48)

I'm Brazilian and I like Iran very much for many reasons. I just want to thank you for the opportunity of having such interesting information and contact about Iran. Thank you.

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how is the inetrnet in Iran? -- SINA, 15:00:40 01/21/99 Thu (38.222.194.9/38.222.194.9)

how is the inetrnet in Iran?

Does Anybody knows if there is anyway we could contact are
family and friends in iran through internet?

That is a question i always have.

Just imagine how much easier would be if we could send Emailto our families, rather than writting th letter.

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[> Re: how is the inetrnet in Iran? -- Hamshahri, 17:54:53 05/31/99 Mon (1cust239.tnt27.dfw5.da.uu.net/208.254.209.239)

Ba Salam. I was interested in emailing with my family in Iran too. I contacted Neda Rayaneh, one of the internet providers in Iran for info. They won't tell u alot, they normaly want your family in Iran to contact them. It is expensive(at least for my family), it would cost about 40-50 dollars a month. I decided to stay with AT&T and just call my family at no cost to them.
Let me know if you or anyone else know anything different.
Good luck

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[> Re: how is the inetrnet in Iran? -- vargha, 08:18:31 05/31/00 Wed (proxy01.syd.iprimus.net.au/203.134.67.3)

HI THERE
IF YOU FIND SOME RELATED INFORMATIONS, PLEASE LET ME KNOW TOO.I HAVE BEEN OUT OF IRAN 17 YEARS AND I AM LIVING IN AUSTRALIA, SYDNEY.
THANKS
VARGHA

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[> Re: how is the inetrnet in Iran? -- neeru, 21:57:03 12/22/00 Fri (NoHost/202.131.122.98)

>how is the inetrnet in Iran?
>
>Does Anybody knows if there is anyway we could contact
>are
>family and friends in iran through internet?
>
>That is a question i always have.
>
>Just imagine how much easier would be if we could send
>Emailto our families, rather than writting th letter.

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Why they call me that? -- blue momo 22, 19:11:55 03/11/01 Sun (b63-135.das.mcgill.ca/198.168.184.137)

I do not know why my girl friend call me momo, becouse my name is mohammad? do you have any idea aboout this subject?

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Golestan and tukamnchai treaties expired -- Azari, 22:46:01 03/30/01 Fri (adsl-63-197-4-153.dsl.snfc21.pacbell.net/63.197.4.153)

Now that Russia is gone from Aran and turkmanchai and golestan treaties have been expired isn't it wise to take back Aran and Nakhjevan back to Iranian mother land???
Yashasin Iranimiz

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SHAH -- Babak P., 13:14:35 07/05/99 Mon (24.65.65.212.on.wave.home.com/24.65.65.212)

LONG LIVE IRAN

LONG LIVE THE MONORCHY

DEATH TO JOMHOORIEH ESLAMI

DEATH TO AMERICA

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[> Re: SHAH -- Kay, 15:04:59 09/28/99 Tue (196-30-230-67.iafrica.com/196.30.230.67)

> You are obviously trying to stir things up for the sake of it, so instead of stirring things up why don't you grow up and say something intelligent, instead of insulting the intelligence of Iranians.

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[> Re: SHAH -- Hormoz, 15:46:21 02/21/00 Mon (webcacheh01a.cache.pol.co.uk/195.92.67.34)

> LONG LIVE IRAN
>
> LONG LIVE THE MONORCHY
>
> DEATH TO JOMHOORIEH ESLAMI
>
> DEATH TO AMERICA

Dear friend,
Why do you want to disturb the late Shah of Iran? He was a great man, who cared for his country and the Iranian subjects. If he is criticised, how can a dead person reply. Think again!! You are alive today but are certain to die
one day, and that would be tragic, because of your meagre existence in this world, and no great achievements like the late Shah.Last but not the least, do not forget, that the Shah was a Benevolent Dictator who had to be strict with a fanatic and ignorant nation, which had to be harnessed into the 20th century. The poor man failed because of the constant opposition from the clergy, the leftists, and the greedy associates surrounding him, caring for no one but themselves. These were the subversive elements he had to curb and control, which necessarily had to result in putting them away like mad dogs, and I saw nothing wrong in that. But with his failing health, and shamefully let down by his so called allies, eg; America, France and the West in general, he was left alone in his sad and lonely last days on this ungrateful earth. May God rest his soul in peace. Now that the election is over, may good sense prevail in Iran, for progress and prosperity, brushing aside all the old useless slogans against foreigners, and other countries. Best course for Iranians is to follow the path of truthfulness and march towards that best light and avoid all dark and evil thoughts. Just follow the ancient Iranian philosophy of ( Humata,Hukhta, and Vhrashta) which translates into GOOD THOUGHTS, GOOD WORDS AND GOOD DEEDS. May the Iranian God go with you, and help you.
Hormoz.

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[> [> Re: SHAH -- "Sandy", 19:58:32 05/25/01 Fri (pm3-p11-wny-033.modempools.net/64.30.130.144)

Death to the Monarchy!!!!
Death to Iran!!!!!!!

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Currency -- Ianyman, 08:18:14 06/21/99 Mon (cr594191-a.rchrd1.on.wave.home.com/24.112.58.180)

I have a coin that I am sure is from Iran but I want to know what type of coin it is. On one side is has the flowers going around and the writing seperated by a line. On the other side it has the flowers going arounnd, a few symbols at the bottom a sort of T-shaped thing.

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[> Re: Currency -- Axelrod, 21:46:12 07/23/00 Sun (NoHost/63.228.97.84)

I to have the same question for which I reqest a reply. My mother lived in Iran before the revolution. She gave me a golden coin with the image of the Shah on one side, a lion with a sword on the other. I was told that most of these coins have been destroyed. What is the value of such a coin? Does it anger people of Iran to know such a coin still exists?
> I have a coin that I am sure is from Iran but I want
> to know what type of coin it is. On one side is has
> the flowers going around and the writing seperated by
> a line. On the other side it has the flowers going
> arounnd, a few symbols at the bottom a sort of
> T-shaped thing.

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[> delam tang shodeh -- babak-buk, 20:42:22 07/01/01 Sun (NoHost/213.29.83.2)

salam

babak jon kojae.

to ro khoda mail bezan

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HOMOSEXUAL RIGHTS IN IRAN -- AN IRANIAN GAY MAN, 04:32:20 09/14/00 Thu (freedu-172-127.libertysurf.co.uk/212.139.172.127)

WHEN YOU AND OTHER IRANIAN WILL START TALKING ABOUT GAY RIGHTS IN IRAN.
WE HAVE HAD ENOUGH.

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[> Re: HOMOSEXUAL RIGHTS IN IRAN -- behnam, 19:25:57 07/04/01 Wed (NoHost/213.155.50.138)

>WHEN YOU AND OTHER IRANIAN WILL START TALKING ABOUT
>GAY RIGHTS IN IRAN.
>WE HAVE HAD ENOUGH.

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The Late Shah -- CK, 03:20:48 06/13/00 Tue (uk-oxs-prox01.oxs.stores.easyeverything.com/146.101.146.193)

I am collecting stories from Iranians and Non-Iranians who
lived in Iran during the Shah and the revolution...I am eager to hear of anyone who served the Royal Family and
especially in the Imperial Guard and Armed Forces. Get in touch with me...Thanks, CK

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[> Re: The Late Shah -- Mac, 02:17:00 05/24/01 Thu (NoHost/203.126.104.131)

>I am collecting stories from Iranians and Non-Iranians
>who
>lived in Iran during the Shah and the revolution...I
>am eager to hear of anyone who served the Royal Family
>and
>especially in the Imperial Guard and Armed Forces. Get
>in touch with me...Thanks, CK
I worked for HIM as his service manager looking after his fleet of cars for 3 years

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[> [> Re: The Late Shah -- Lucy, 05:26:56 07/10/01 Tue (NoHost/195.102.134.22)

My father was a army general for the shah and they were good friends but I don't have any great stories to tell.

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[> [> [> iran -- jk, 05:28:32 07/10/01 Tue (NoHost/195.102.134.22)


>its great

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Shah -- Ali, 10:08:30 06/19/01 Tue (6d.dmz.monmouth.edu/206.25.164.6)

To my dear Iranians,
The Shah envisioned greatness for the country in that he wanted to make Iran the power in the Middle East. I just have to point to several facts to make my case about the great Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi. Not one life was lost in war during the rule of the Shah and compare that to the many that lost their life for nothing in the Iran-Iraq War. Iran had one of the greatest military's in the world and nobody would dare mess with the Shah and Iran. Once the Shah left, Saddam Hussein became the power man in that region and he has haunted the United States ever since. Before 1979, Saddam Hussein was nothing and he would not dare cross the Shah because the Shah could easily put him in his place. Look at the Iraqi military of today, they would crush Iran and leave it in shambles. The Shah must be turning in his grave about the danger that Iraq poses to the region. The Shah was a man of his word and I will forever live with the lasting impact he left on me. I am only 20, but the Shah will live with me past eternity. Therefore Iran must be entrusted to the people and God. If they want change they have to make it clear because Iran and its people are much more than what they are today.

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[> Shah The Most Blooody Man -- john hussain, 14:01:56 08/26/01 Sun (NoHost/195.219.73.12)

Shah was the most bloody man i have ever seen in the history of iran he is against islam and he is against iran.Thanks for the Reward that God have give him
Salam

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Khianat -- Parviz, 20:57:59 05/20/01 Sun (h24-76-27-76.vc.shawcable.net/24.76.27.76)

Ei khoda chera az ghazab be melat va mamlekate ma IRAN dast barnemidari? Ei Khoda be zolme doshmanan khoo kardeh eim chera doostaneman ra niz be dooshmaneman tabdil mikoni?
Ei Khoda mardom be poofyozi oftadeh and. Baradar gooshe baradarash ra miborad, pedar sare farzandash kolaah
migozarad. Ei khoda chera maara avareh kardi? Chera pedar zane man az ghyabe man va dokhtarash sooe-estefadeh mikonad va daar-o-nadaare man ra bala mikeshad? Ei Khoda az ki dadkhahi konam? Esme pedar zane man HAAJ AGHA KHODADAD REZAI-MOGHADAM va sakene Jadeh baghe feiz, Khiabane Park dar Tehran mibashad. Ei aiohanaas komak !!!!! Tel: 021 8231605 Rezai (kha-en)

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Language Exchange Proposal -- martin, 15:07:43 10/17/01 Wed (cobognocinktx2.ifxcore.net/216.72.7.24)

Re: Authentic Language Exchange Proposal.


hi, i decided to post a message here as there was no where else to post it.
I'm looking for people who are very enthusiastic and motivated to learn English and who are willing to consider some kind of language exchange.

My native language is English (from London) and I am desperate to
learn and practice Farsi and Arabic.
I would be willing to discuss ANY proposal from anyone living in Iran
or an Arab country.

It may sound crazy, but i need to go and live in the country to experience the language in a native setting. I can not learn a language in a class room.

I am looking to live in a native speaking environment for 2-6 months or more.

I have a basic knowledge of written and spoken Farsi and Arabic.

I also speak fluent Spanish, as i have lived in South America for a few years.

I would even be willing to be a slave, teaching English/ Spanish in the morning and washing dishes in the evening..... So, if you've got family in Iran who want to practice their English/ Spanish... tell them not to miss this great opportunity. (no joke!!).
(i am a 27 year old male. I enjoy travelling, reading and learning languages ).

Any serious proposals welcome. bye.
email: martind444@hotmail.com

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shahrzade ghestegoo -- shahrzade ghestegoo, 03:53:10 05/03/00 Wed (firewall.trondheim.kommune.no/193.214.228.2)

mn asheghe shearhayi froogh hastam ,brayi mn msle ye royast ,dashtane ashare on ..hameshe zende bmani foorgh farokhzad!

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[> Re: shahrzade ghestegoo -- Parisa, 22:09:03 11/04/01 Sun (NoHost/62.3.20.245)

>mn asheghe shearhayi froogh hastam ,brayi mn msle ye
>royast ,dashtane ashare on ..hameshe zende bmani
>foorgh farokhzad!
salam
man khoshhalam az inke ba shoma ashna shodam,age mishe bishtar raje be khodetoon baram benevisin.
man ham shearhaye froogh ro khaili dost daram.
jatoon khali hafteh pish ham raftam sare mazare Froogh,khail
jaye zibayee bood,va adam onja ehsas aramesh mikard.
man delam mikhad ke bishtar froogh ra beshnasam,shoma dar in mored komakam mikonid?
man shear ziad mikhoonam bekhosoos shearhaye Sohrab Sepehri ra az hame bishtar mikhoonam ,va raje be zendegish ham motalee kardam.
vali az biographi froogh chiz ziadi nemidoonam.faghat ba shearhash ashna hastam.
khoshhal misham age javab email man ra bedin.
drood bar shoma va hamme ensanhaye ashegh.

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human cloning -- ravi nathan, 09:03:05 07/02/00 Sun (NoHost/203.197.146.35)

human cloning is started in any corner of the world?
while cloning an adult what will be the period of growth and phycical condition of the cloned animal or human being
will the characters remains same for the cloned one?
by taking a cell from the younger ones can you clone the female mother or the male father of the animal?
how many days or months takes for you to clone an adult?
what is the expense taken for cloning an adult?
what is the duration of life, will it survive normal?
please kindly reply with full details of human cloning
thank you

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[> Re: human cloning -- Ben Levy, 10:42:03 07/19/00 Wed (NoHost/208.221.106.14)

On Cloning:

Thus far, no human has been cloned. Cloning is often misunderstood. It is only the process of artificial conception, using DNA from the cells of a mature creature. Once conception has taken place, the cloned creature must still be brought to term in a normal pregnancy, and grow up in a normal childhood. Only the conception is different, as the clone has DNA from only one source, not two parents.
Cloning, it seems, makes only males unnecessary. The female is still needed.

At this time, there is too little known about the long term effects.

Ben
> human cloning is

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[> Re: human cloning -- ali, 12:39:21 11/16/01 Fri (ipc379b9c8.dial.wxs.nl/195.121.185.200)

man be yek dost vagheei niaz daram, 28 salameh, dar holand hastam

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Recent student demonstrations -- Elijah Hassan, 08:22:11 07/23/99 Fri (NoHost/192.117.14.14)

What are you thinking about the recent demonstrations in Tehran and other cities. What do you think are the long term implications for the Iranian people?
What do people in Iran want?

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[> Re: Recent student demonstrations -- Babak P., 03:32:39 08/09/99 Mon (24.65.65.212.on.wave.home.com/24.65.65.212)

Its about time!!

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[> Re: Recent student demonstrations -- irene, 15:19:50 01/02/02 Wed (203-79-98-97.tnt13.paradise.net.nz/203.79.98.97)

>do you info available, on internet, on demonstration ,confirming were people detained, gvy reaction?

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lotfan mara rahnamaye konid -- korosh kabir, 22:42:31 02/17/02 Sun (NoHost/213.217.34.97)

hamvatanan aziz man be donbale atashkadehi dar tehran hastam ke zartoshtian in doostan va azizan iranolasl dar anja rafto amad mikonand lotfan dar sorat agahi az in makan adrese an ra be man bedahid va in hamvatan khod ra yari konid ta be arezoye khod bersad
zende bad iran zende bad ghome ariyaye
zende bad goftar nick kerdare nick va raftare nick
lotfan mara rahnamye konid
ba arezoye moafaghiyat baraye hame ham mihanane vatan parast

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[> Re: lotfan mara rahnamaye konid -- sardar, 15:43:56 10/12/04 Tue (NoHost/81.12.52.5)

>hamvatanan aziz man be donbale atashkadehi dar tehran
>hastam ke zartoshtian in doostan va azizan iranolasl
>dar anja rafto amad mikonand lotfan dar sorat agahi az
>in makan adrese an ra be man bedahid va in hamvatan
>khod ra yari konid ta be arezoye khod bersad
>zende bad iran zende bad ghome ariyaye
>zende bad goftar nick kerdare nick va raftare nick
>lotfan mara rahnamye konid
>ba arezoye moafaghiyat baraye hame ham mihanane vatan
>parast

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Shah -- Ali S., 23:11:59 08/20/02 Tue (63-93-67-11.lsan.dial.netzero.com/63.93.67.11)

This is replie to john hussain's message, my father was a military officer in charge of Shah securaty until '79, sience the regime changed my family has suffered many obstacles and has been living in depressin. But I am waiting patiently for another revolution so I can Kill and torture dirty pieces of shit like you, you mother fucker!

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Change of regime in Iran -- Leila, 12:36:52 08/27/02 Tue (NoHost/212.98.158.252)

Like so many of my compatriots, I live outside our country. If nostalgy is characteristic of Iranian culture, then I am really Iranian in all my genes. I am nostalgic of the beautiful streets of Tehran, of the smell of the khorecht of my grandmother and of hearing Persian whenever I go...When shall we get rid of these stinky cockroaches who are governing us? Things have to change. Fast. Before everybody suffoccates. If Iran has to be robbed, I prefer it be robbed by educated gentlemen rather than hypocritical filthy mullahs. Fed up of this terrible image Iran gives abroad because of those monkeys. Fed up to have to say that we have civilised human beings to ignorants. To all the young Iranians of my generation, I wish that our parents will one day return to their country Iran with joy and dignity. We don't need to be insulted anymore by stupid Americans, snobish Europeans or even Christian Arabs like it is my case! Let's all join our prayers (believers and non-believers) to ask for a better future for our land Iran.I dream of the day I will return to a free Iran and kiss its land.

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Here I Come To Save The Day ♪ ♪ ♪ -- Al Gore, 01:09:49 09/02/02 Mon (1Cust145.tnt6.hou10.da.uu.net/67.192.147.145)

Hello ♫ Hello ♫ Hello ♫

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CLONING -- Delegate of Iran in High School Model UN, 05:25:38 02/28/99 Sun (164.124.250.242/164.124.250.242)

Debate is furious.

Hello, I represent the country of Iran in this year's Model United Nations conference at my current high school. The issues include cloning and bio/chemical weapons.

I was having some arguments with fellow Muslim countries on the issue of cloning. I argued that cloning is against the will of Allah and that we should support a resolution which denounces all human, animal, and plant cloning.

However, some other Muslim delegates (including Egypt and Pakistan) say that plant cloning is acceptable. What does the Koran say and which view does Iran follow?

Also, Iran signed the Chemical Weapons Convention and Biological and Toxin Chemical Weapons but I am at a loss for words in what kind of resolution to write and who to ally with on this issue. Do i denounce all uses, production, and stock-piling of biochemical weapons?

Please feel free to contact me at sabinakwon@hotmail.com or by ICQ#28624561

Thank you.

-Delegate of Iran

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[> Re: CLONING -- Ramin, 21:37:04 03/06/99 Sat (24.65.38.36.ab.wave.home.com/24.65.38.36)

Don't you think it is extremely hypocritical of the United States and Russia to prevent spread of nuclear, chemical and bilogical weapons while they are the world's LARGEST producers and havethe world's LARGEST STOCKPILES? I mean it is pathetic of these countries to cry wolf when they are the main cause of the problem. After all the only thing they are worried about is losing their military edge and strength over other countries.

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[> [> Re: CLONING -- "Sandy", 19:54:26 05/25/01 Fri (pm3-p11-wny-033.modempools.net/64.30.130.144)

Don't you think it is extremely hypocritical that YOU think that we are loosing our edge? I think that you shouldn't go around trashing countries' opinions and views on different political issues.We are NOT worried about anything eccept probably being taken over by communist countries with nuclear weapons that will try to blow US up!

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[> Re: CLONING -- Andrew Hewett, 17:13:07 06/06/00 Tue (netcachedet1.ozemail.com.au/203.108.191.45)

Would you be able to send information about cloning woth plants because i am doing an assignment so i need information.

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[> [> Re: CLONING -- Ashley Harlett, 07:04:24 12/04/02 Wed (NoHost/156.63.181.3)

>Would you be able to send information about cloning because I am doing an assignment so I need
>information.

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you -- KOUROSH, 22:50:34 06/16/99 Wed (mp-217-232-171.daxnet.no/193.217.232.171)


I have just fined out about this message board and I want to know which political groupe does you belong to.

ZENDEBAD IRAN
JAVID SHAH

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[> Re: you -- mehdi pahlavan, 09:06:44 12/08/02 Sun (NoHost/217.219.6.248)

>marg bar zede velayat faghih

>I have just fined out about this message board and I
>want to know which political groupe does you belong to.
>
>ZENDEBAD IRAN
>JAVID SHAH

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adam for q.cavosi -- farid, 09:10:56 12/08/02 Sun (NoHost/217.219.6.248)

marg bar zedeh velayat faghih [kir to lenged

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Shah -- Marandi, 19:18:48 01/15/01 Mon (spider-wm061.proxy.aol.com/205.188.199.176)

The late Shah of Iran always said 'history will judge'
on his performance as a leader of our country. And that's
exactly what happened. Now we have come to believe the
he had high aspirations for his country. I felt the same messages thru the words of Reza Pahlavi and I trust him as
someone who cares for the future of our country and our countrymen unlike others who are destroying it.

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[> Re: Shah -- Ali, 09:52:39 06/19/01 Tue (6d.dmz.monmouth.edu/206.25.164.6)

I couldnt agree with you more about the Shah. The Shah had the right visions for the country, but the Iran was not ready to adapt so quickly and they are paying and suffering for it terribly. The Shah was an incredible man who wanted the best for his country and we will not see anybody like him ever again.

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[> [> Re: Shah -- Isabel, 09:55:51 12/22/02 Sun (ip68-9-228-23.ri.ri.cox.net/68.9.228.23)

The Shah was wonderful person who only wanted the best for his country. No matter how hard anyone tries no one will ever be as good as the Shah was.

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I attended college with the Shah's daughter,I think? Can you help determine this? -- Jocasta Chenault Mattes, 11:12:55 02/17/03 Mon (sdn-ap-027dcwashP0214.dialsprint.net/65.177.80.214)

I attended Converse College in Spartinburg, South Carolina and one of my freshmen classmates in 1948 was Fam Pahlavi, I believe the daughter at the time of the Shah of Iran. Her lady in waiting also attended the same school and was a grade higher.Her name was Kohab Moarefki.
I would like to get some current information on these two ladies. I heard that Fam passed away but when and the cause I do not know. I also understand Kohab is now living in California or was at one time.
Thank you and am anxiously awaiting your reply. J.C.Mattes

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Anniversary of Shah's Death -- Ashkan, 22:38:49 01/15/99 Fri (h24-65-38-8.mt.wave.shaw.ca/24.65.38.8)

15-JAN-99


CAIRO, Egypt (AP) -- Iran's imperial flag flutters rather unmajestically next to the white-marbled tomb of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi.


The lonely resting place of the shah of shahs -- or king of kings _ stands in stark contrast to the grandeur he knew during his rule over Iran, which ended 20 years ago Saturday.


A pitiful few pay homage at his grave in a carpeted, domed chamber in the 18th century Rifai Mosque in Islamic Cairo. The room is kept locked year-round; a caretaker opens the door for visitors.


The shah is now very much history in his homeland. The majority of Iranians were born after his 38-year-rule, and for most others, he's a distant memory.


The Islamic regime that ousted him isn't even bothering to mark the anniversary of his exile. State radio and television plan only their customary, brief documentaries on his departure.


His supporters, scattered around the world, do not want to look back at the humiliating demise of 2,500 years of monarchy.


"It's a bitter memory that we don't want to remember," said Ahmad Oveissi, a spokesman for the shah's heir, Reza Pahlavi. He spoke from Virginia.


Reza, 38, said in a fax to The Associated Press that Iran suffered after his father's departure.


"The people have paid a heavy price," he said. "What is important is that my fellow countrymen emerge with their heads high and witness the return of peace and prosperity in Iran."


The shah and his wife, Empress Farah Diba, left Iran on Jan. 16, 1979, as riots engulfed the country. Soon after, the revolution brought the Islamic republic to power and the royal couple never returned.


Before leaving, a tearful shah knelt down and kissed the ground; he took with him a handful of soil. News of his departure from Iran led to an explosion of joy on the streets of the capital, Tehran.


"SHAH'S GONE," screamed banner headlines. Strangers embraced, people danced and drivers flashed their headlights and honked their horns incessantly. Shops gave away sweets and taxi drivers offered free rides.


Crowds cheered as statues of the shah and his father, Reza Shah, were toppled. Revolutionary fervor and anti-American zeal culminated on Nov. 4, 1979, when Islamic students stormed the U.S. Embassy. They held 52 Americans hostage for 444 days.


Meanwhile, the shah and Farah wandered from one retreat to another -- Egypt, Morocco, the Bahamas, Mexico, the United States and Panama -- unable to find a friendly host.


"The world is cruel to losers," Farah, 59, said in a Lebanese television interview in November.


The shah died in Egypt at age 60, 11/2 years after leaving Iran. He spent his last lonely days in exile there, shunned by most world leaders and his own people.


In Iran, some elderly Iranians unhappy with the poor economy and the strict Islamic rules speak nostalgically of the days of wealth during the monarchy.


"I think the shah wasn't so bad," said Kaykavoos, who refused to give his full name.


The young, who do not remember the shah's despotic rule, see no use in looking back.


"The shah is dead," said Kiyumars Mehrabi, 21. "That's it."

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[> Re: Anniversary of Shah's Death -- Babak, 20:16:23 06/13/99 Sun (24.65.65.212.on.wave.home.com/24.65.65.212)

"Well said!!!"

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[> Re: Anniversary of Shah's Death -- Frankly Speaking, 17:59:27 04/06/00 Thu (dcc030.rutgers.edu/165.230.203.166)

A Death Well Deserved...

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[> [> Re: Anniversary of Shah's Death -- Fariyad Foroudi, 21:53:13 09/18/03 Thu (user-0cetpk1.cable.mindspring.com/24.238.230.129)

>A Death Well Deserved...?????

HOW DARE YOU SAY SUCH A THING! YOU SHOULD BE EMBARRESSED FOR WHAT YOU SAY ABOUT THE SHAH. THE SHAH WAS THE BEST THING FOR IRAN!!! YOU NEED TO BE QUIET AND NOT TALK!

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[> Re: Anniversary of Shah's Death -- siamak, 05:25:40 06/07/01 Thu (NoHost/213.29.134.8)

>15-JAN-99
>
>
>CAIRO, Egypt (AP) -- Iran's imperial flag flutters
>rather unmajestically next to the white-marbled tomb
>of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi.
>
>
>The lonely resting place of the shah of shahs -- or
>king of kings _ stands in stark contrast to the
>grandeur he knew during his rule over Iran, which
>ended 20 years ago Saturday.
>
>
>A pitiful few pay homage at his grave in a carpeted,
>domed chamber in the 18th century Rifai Mosque in
>Islamic Cairo. The room is kept locked year-round; a
>caretaker opens the door for visitors.
>
>
>The shah is now very much history in his homeland. The
>majority of Iranians were born after his 38-year-rule,
>and for most others, he's a distant memory.
>
>
>The Islamic regime that ousted him isn't even
>bothering to mark the anniversary of his exile. State
>radio and television plan only their customary, brief
>documentaries on his departure.
>
>
>His supporters, scattered around the world, do not
>want to look back at the humiliating demise of 2,500
>years of monarchy.
>
>
>"It's a bitter memory that we don't want to remember,"
>said Ahmad Oveissi, a spokesman for the shah's heir,
>Reza Pahlavi. He spoke from Virginia.
>
>
>Reza, 38, said in a fax to The Associated Press that
>Iran suffered after his father's departure.
>
>
>"The people have paid a heavy price," he said. "What
>is important is that my fellow countrymen emerge with
>their heads high and witness the return of peace and
>prosperity in Iran."
>
>
>The shah and his wife, Empress Farah Diba, left Iran
>on Jan. 16, 1979, as riots engulfed the country. Soon
>after, the revolution brought the Islamic republic to
>power and the royal couple never returned.
>
>
>Before leaving, a tearful shah knelt down and kissed
>the ground; he took with him a handful of soil. News
>of his departure from Iran led to an explosion of joy
>on the streets of the capital, Tehran.
>
>
>"SHAH'S GONE," screamed banner headlines. Strangers
>embraced, people danced and drivers flashed their
>headlights and honked their horns incessantly. Shops
>gave away sweets and taxi drivers offered free rides.
>
>
>Crowds cheered as statues of the shah and his father,
>Reza Shah, were toppled. Revolutionary fervor and
>anti-American zeal culminated on Nov. 4, 1979, when
>Islamic students stormed the U.S. Embassy. They held
>52 Americans hostage for 444 days.
>
>
>Meanwhile, the shah and Farah wandered from one
>retreat to another -- Egypt, Morocco, the Bahamas,
>Mexico, the United States and Panama -- unable to find
>a friendly host.
>
>
>"The world is cruel to losers," Farah, 59, said in a
>Lebanese television interview in November.
>
>
>The shah died in Egypt at age 60, 11/2 years after
>leaving Iran. He spent his last lonely days in exile
>there, shunned by most world leaders and his own
>people.
>
>
>In Iran, some elderly Iranians unhappy with the poor
>economy and the strict Islamic rules speak
>nostalgically of the days of wealth during the
>monarchy.
>
>
>"I think the shah wasn't so bad," said Kaykavoos, who
>refused to give his full name.
>
>
>The young, who do not remember the shah's despotic
>rule, see no use in looking back.
>
>
>"The shah is dead," said Kiyumars Mehrabi, 21. "That's
>it."

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[> Re: Anniversary of Shah's Death -- Joe Maish, 13:00:42 01/19/02 Sat (ip15.c197.blk3.bel.nwlink.com/64.255.197.15)

>15-JAN-99I found this on the internet. Interesting
>
>
>CAIRO, Egypt (AP) -- Iran's imperial flag flutters
>rather unmajestically next to the white-marbled tomb
>of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi.
>
>
>The lonely resting place of the shah of shahs -- or
>king of kings _ stands in stark contrast to the
>grandeur he knew during his rule over Iran, which
>ended 20 years ago Saturday.
>
>
>A pitiful few pay homage at his grave in a carpeted,
>domed chamber in the 18th century Rifai Mosque in
>Islamic Cairo. The room is kept locked year-round; a
>caretaker opens the door for visitors.
>
>
>The shah is now very much history in his homeland. The
>majority of Iranians were born after his 38-year-rule,
>and for most others, he's a distant memory.
>
>
>The Islamic regime that ousted him isn't even
>bothering to mark the anniversary of his exile. State
>radio and television plan only their customary, brief
>documentaries on his departure.
>
>
>His supporters, scattered around the world, do not
>want to look back at the humiliating demise of 2,500
>years of monarchy.
>
>
>"It's a bitter memory that we don't want to remember,"
>said Ahmad Oveissi, a spokesman for the shah's heir,
>Reza Pahlavi. He spoke from Virginia.
>
>
>Reza, 38, said in a fax to The Associated Press that
>Iran suffered after his father's departure.
>
>
>"The people have paid a heavy price," he said. "What
>is important is that my fellow countrymen emerge with
>their heads high and witness the return of peace and
>prosperity in Iran."
>
>
>The shah and his wife, Empress Farah Diba, left Iran
>on Jan. 16, 1979, as riots engulfed the country. Soon
>after, the revolution brought the Islamic republic to
>power and the royal couple never returned.
>
>
>Before leaving, a tearful shah knelt down and kissed
>the ground; he took with him a handful of soil. News
>of his departure from Iran led to an explosion of joy
>on the streets of the capital, Tehran.
>
>
>"SHAH'S GONE," screamed banner headlines. Strangers
>embraced, people danced and drivers flashed their
>headlights and honked their horns incessantly. Shops
>gave away sweets and taxi drivers offered free rides.
>
>
>Crowds cheered as statues of the shah and his father,
>Reza Shah, were toppled. Revolutionary fervor and
>anti-American zeal culminated on Nov. 4, 1979, when
>Islamic students stormed the U.S. Embassy. They held
>52 Americans hostage for 444 days.
>
>
>Meanwhile, the shah and Farah wandered from one
>retreat to another -- Egypt, Morocco, the Bahamas,
>Mexico, the United States and Panama -- unable to find
>a friendly host.
>
>
>"The world is cruel to losers," Farah, 59, said in a
>Lebanese television interview in November.
>
>
>The shah died in Egypt at age 60, 11/2 years after
>leaving Iran. He spent his last lonely days in exile
>there, shunned by most world leaders and his own
>people.
>
>
>In Iran, some elderly Iranians unhappy with the poor
>economy and the strict Islamic rules speak
>nostalgically of the days of wealth during the
>monarchy.
>
>
>"I think the shah wasn't so bad," said Kaykavoos, who
>refused to give his full name.
>
>
>The young, who do not remember the shah's despotic
>rule, see no use in looking back.
>
>
>"The shah is dead," said Kiyumars Mehrabi, 21. "That's
>it."

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What is left of us? -- Dynamique from Tehran, 19:42:01 03/23/01 Fri (NoHost/195.146.61.5)

What is left of us?

Now take 3 minutes to read this and you'll feel like I do...

Going back 2500 years in the history of Persia you see Kurosh-e Kabir and his great empire of Persia from India, to Turkey of today. You see that while we had queens and female scientists in Persia, the Arabs buried their new born babies alive if they happen to be girls... You see that we had poet and musicians like Barbod... Siply because we believed in:'goftar nik, pendaar nik, kerdaar nik'. And when Arabs attacked us we lost it all. The dark shadow of Islam conquered Persia and we became Muslim... We followed Islamic laws wich are cutting hands, hejab, believing in the death, washing your a** by sticking your finger into your..., praying 5 times etc. Untill about 75 years ago... Reza Shah ended the dark ages of Islam: banned hejab, banned dirty Islamic habbits... Persia of the new age actually looked like Europe... Even Europe didn't have the wellfare that we had... Our art was above western's... I'm saying this while I don't like Pahlavi's, I thank the Persian folk for it. Persia was a rich country. It was a bit like Persia of the Sassanian dynesty... Well, you know how the story ends my fallow Iranians! The Arabs attacked us again, just like they did 1400 years ago... What is left now of 'qhom-e aryai'? What do we have left? Kojast Zartosht ke bebinad bar sar-e peyrovanash che amad? Kojast Kourosh? Iranians are now either living in Iran under pressure and tortment of the Islamic regime, or living in forign contries hoping to get back home soon... Is this what is left of us... No, wait a minute... I'm left! I still believe in 'goftar nik, pendaar nik, kerdaar nik'... That's more than enough to be a perfect human-beeing. I said all this 8 Tir 1379 just in front of 400 people at Daneshgah-e Tehran... I didn't get caught... Because I believed in something... Do you believe in it too??? Are you man/woman enough to say: WE'VE HAD ENOUGH... WE WANT FREEDOM...

ZENDE BAD IRAN VA GHOME ARYAI....

Dynamique hastam az Tehran.

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[> Re: What is left of us? -- korosh kabir, 22:31:44 02/17/02 Sun (NoHost/213.217.34.97)

be shoma dooste aziz va vatan parast :)
man niz manande shoma khake vatan va in ghom ariyai ra miparastam
doost aziz az shoma soali dashtam ke omidvaram javabe man ra bedahid be adrese emaile ke neveshtam
man be donbale yek atashkade dar tehran migardam vali motasefaneh nemidanam ke be koja bayad beravam albate manzooram az atashkade , atashkadehi hast ke hamaknon zartoshtian aziz dar an rafto amad daran dar soorat etela az an lotfan mara ham khabar konid
zende bad iran zamin zende bad ghome ariyaye zendebad nasionalist irani
>
>Now take 3 minutes to read this and you'll feel like I
>do...
>
>Going back 2500 years in the history of Persia you see
>Kurosh-e Kabir and his great empire of Persia from
>India, to Turkey of today. You see that while we had
>queens and female scientists in Persia, the Arabs
>buried their new born babies alive if they happen to
>be girls... You see that we had poet and musicians
>like Barbod... Siply because we believed in:'goftar
>nik, pendaar nik, kerdaar nik'. And when Arabs
>attacked us we lost it all. The dark shadow of Islam
>conquered Persia and we became Muslim... We followed
>Islamic laws wich are cutting hands, hejab, believing
>in the death, washing your a** by sticking your finger
>into your..., praying 5 times etc. Untill about 75
>years ago... Reza Shah ended the dark ages of Islam:
>banned hejab, banned dirty Islamic habbits... Persia
>of the new age actually looked like Europe... Even
>Europe didn't have the wellfare that we had... Our art
>was above western's... I'm saying this while I don't
>like Pahlavi's, I thank the Persian folk for it.
>Persia was a rich country. It was a bit like Persia of
>the Sassanian dynesty... Well, you know how the story
>ends my fallow Iranians! The Arabs attacked us again,
>just like they did 1400 years ago... What is left now
>of 'qhom-e aryai'? What do we have left? Kojast
>Zartosht ke bebinad bar sar-e peyrovanash che amad?
>Kojast Kourosh? Iranians are now either living in Iran
>under pressure and tortment of the Islamic regime, or
>living in forign contries hoping to get back home
>soon... Is this what is left of us... No, wait a
>minute... I'm left! I still believe in 'goftar nik,
>pendaar nik, kerdaar nik'... That's more than enough
>to be a perfect human-beeing. I said all this 8 Tir
>1379 just in front of 400 people at Daneshgah-e
>Tehran... I didn't get caught... Because I believed in
>something... Do you believe in it too??? Are you
>man/woman enough to say: WE'VE HAD ENOUGH... WE WANT
>FREEDOM...
>
>ZENDE BAD IRAN VA GHOME ARYAI....
>
>Dynamique hastam az Tehran.

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[> [> Re: What is left of us? -- a nationalist, 12:27:53 11/10/02 Sun (NoHost/217.218.32.2)

dorood bar kourosh bozorg va mossadegh geranghadr
shoma mitonid be tehran,khiaban jomhori ,bein pole hafez va khiabane ferdosi,koche mirza kochak khan, balatar az madreseye firooz bahram,mabad zartoshtian sar bezanid.
payandeh bad nezhade arya.

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[> [> Re: What is left of us? -- Shadi, 04:47:58 04/13/04 Tue (NoHost/195.75.142.242)

ba salam khedmate shoma aziz Irani
Omidvaram ke atashkade ke mikhast bepyda karde bashy motasefane man dar Iran nistam ke betonam be shoma komak konam
chizaiee ke neveshte boodin khondam
va I believe that our country has been destroyed because of the religion. poeple are not happy in Iran, Everytime I go home (Iran) and see my family back there and see their faces which shows that they are not genuinly happy, it makes me really uncomfprtable.

Hope oneday all Iranians meet up again in our own home.

Zende bad IRAN va Zende bad Azadi

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Looking for relative -- Reb, 23:25:28 12/18/99 Sat (p-88-virgin6.tch.virgin.net/194.168.252.88)

I am looking for a relative, I only have a name, he was in the Iran navy many years ago. Has anyone any ideas where I might find out some information?
Thanks

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[> LOOKING FOR A RELATIVE -- HUNG HA, 22:35:30 03/26/01 Mon (spider-wa071.proxy.aol.com/205.188.192.51)

>I am looking for a relative. She was in Malaysia. Now she's moved to Holland. This address below is when she was in Malaysia:

NGUYEN THI CHON
MC:032005 ID 148438
MRCS TMS P.O BOX 12468_SO778
PULAUBIDONG-KUALALUMPUR-Malaysia
Thanks!!

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[> Re: Looking for relative -- RICKETTA PAYNE, 23:56:19 05/20/04 Thu (NoHost/166.82.104.146)

>I am looking for a relative, I only have a name, he
>was in the Iran navy many years ago. Has anyone any
>ideas where I might find out some information?
>Thanks

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[> Re: Looking for relative -- Lizzie Ikard, 06:26:58 07/20/04 Tue (NoHost/198.86.116.254)

>I am looking for a relative, I only have a name, he
>was in the Iran navy many years ago. Has anyone any
>ideas where I might find out some information?
>Thanks

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