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This is a translation from the original article @Tabriz News a News Wire inside of Iran
Human right section: Ahmad Seraj a bloger life in the province of Tabriz’s central prison is in danger. Ahmad Seraj’s crime was to be against the Islamic Republic in 8 tir 1384( nearly 3 months ago) he got arrested and [...]
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This is a translation from the original article @Tabriz News a News Wire inside of Iran
Human right section: Ahmad Seraj a bloger life in the province of Tabriz’s central prison is in danger. Ahmad Seraj’s crime was to be against the Islamic Republic in 8 tir 1384( nearly 3 months ago) he got arrested and [...]
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Human Rights Watch
The Iranian government sentenced the prominent blogger Arash Cigarchi to 14 years in prison for expressing his opinions on the Internet and in the international press, marking a new low for freedom of expression in Iran, Human Rights Watch said today.“The Iranian government is sending a message to its critics: keep silent or [...]
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Hat tip to Dr. Etebar.
“Cuba, Syria and Belarus joined the International Atomic Energy Agency’s 35-nation board Thursday, bolstering the ranks of countries expected to oppose any decision to refer Iran to the U.N. Security Council in November.”
This will tie in nicely with the report that Japan is thinking about reducing it dues to the UN, [...]
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Hat tip to Dr. Etebar.
“Cuba, Syria and Belarus joined the International Atomic Energy Agency’s 35-nation board Thursday, bolstering the ranks of countries expected to oppose any decision to refer Iran to the U.N. Security Council in November.”
This will tie in nicely with the report that Japan is thinking about reducing it dues to the UN, [...]
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Hat tip to Dr. Etebar.
“Cuba, Syria and Belarus joined the International Atomic Energy Agency’s 35-nation board Thursday, bolstering the ranks of countries expected to oppose any decision to refer Iran to the U.N. Security Council in November.”
This will tie in nicely with the report that Japan is thinking about reducing it dues to the UN, [...]
Posted in Uncategorized on September 30, 2005 | Leave a Comment »
In the aftermath of this week’s Grand Jury indictment the exempt media has declared victory for the Democratic Party and defeat for all things labeled “Republican Majority.” A sampling of headlines tells the story: “DeLay Indictment Big Trouble for Bush,” “DeLay indictment gives Democrats an opening,” and “DeLay may be straw that breaks GOP’s back.” That [...]
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As I was reading Black Genocide, I began to wonder how and why it is not alright to discuss the black community as it is equally an American community. I was stunned at what I found.
A woman by the name of Margaret Sanger had started Planned Parenthood as a way to rid America of the [...]
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As I was reading Black Genocide, I began to wonder how and why it is not alright to discuss the black community as it is equally an American community. I was stunned at what I found.
A woman by the name of Margaret Sanger had started Planned Parenthood as a way to rid America of the [...]
Posted in Uncategorized on September 30, 2005 | Leave a Comment »
As I was reading Black Genocide, I began to wonder how and why it is not alright to discuss the black community as it is equally an American community. I was stunned at what I found.
A woman by the name of Margaret Sanger had started Planned Parenthood as a way to rid America of the [...]
