'Mr. Khamenei Can you love me as much as you love Sheikh Nasrollah's son?'
Lets remember him and lets remember the longer the life of this regime is prolonged the more Omids will be missing amongst us.
This weblog was created to act as a platform for the voice of secular pro-democracy activists in and outside Iran who are struggling against the religious dictatorship of the Islamic clerics in Iran. Follow me on https://gettr.com/user/potkazar or My Telegram Channel https://t.me/SledgeHammerNews My favourite quote: "Evil only prevails when the good stay silent"
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Remembering the Iranian Blogger, Omid Mir Sayafi
'Mr. Khamenei Can you love me as much as you love Sheikh Nasrollah's son?'
Lets remember him and lets remember the longer the life of this regime is prolonged the more Omids will be missing amongst us.
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Again, whenever a power fears simple words,then there is only one damning word needed to describe them: Dictatorship! How sad that many people in the 21st Century are STILL imprisioned or murdered just because of words - And often words of truth and courage that just rile some petty vindictive spiteful ego! China's elite of course have this drone mentality where moral's are abandoned to some hive authority. They excuse themselves by getting lost in the Communist ant hill of not really thinking for themselves but only shamefully obeying cruel doctrines... But Khamanei bares sole responsibility for the murder of this passive individual! My sympathies to Omid's family who have to remember him on this day in such unjust and barbaric circumstances.
So many of our bright and brave young people have been removed by a treacherous and corrupt regime, to make way for a bunch of witless, illiterate morons let loose with batons to beat and subjugate at their leisure.
There was a conspiracy to destroy Iran which started in 1979. It is only the people of Iran now who can change things and stop this juggernaut of filth and greed to continue on its path of destruction.
What's particularly troubling is that Omid wasn't even a political blogger. He just asked one simple question and that was enough to get him murdered.
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