Arash Sameti

So many times I ask my self what have we gained from our Nuclear activities? Are we reacher? Are we stronger? Do we have better relations with the world? Did we get 1 kw electricity from it??

To all those authorities: we are not willing to die in YOUR WAR We want peace with great people of Israeal.  https://www.facebook.com/IranlovesIsrael.OfficialPage

Sattar Beheshty was a fellow webloger and facebook activist. He was arrested by Iran`s cyber Police and died under torture. In this video, his mother talks to the world about pains and sufferings.  She added: We want our children to live freely.  We never forget you Sattar. 

.سپاسگزارم از همهٔ دوستان خوبی که نوروز و زادروزم را تبریک گفتند. برقرار باشید آرش صامتی پور

Happy Nourooz to everyone.

originally posted in Expontomagazin.nl !  In late January and early February, Iranian Security officers raided the offices of reformist publications Bahar, Shargh, Arman, Etemad, and Aseman Weekly and arrested about 20 journalists who were working inside Iran. The wave of new arrests targets mainly young journalists who are affiliated with the very few remaining reformist papers. The semi official Fars news Agency which is close to Iranian ideological armed forces IRGC, wrote on 28 January, “It is said that those detained had connections and had been working with Persian-language counterrevolutionary media outlets and Persian media abroad.” It is also mentioned that the detainees are close to “the plotters," a term that Iranian regime uses to describe its opponents. The detained journalists were very soon accused of working for BBC network. Tehran Times, a Tehran based English news paper which is considered an official governmental newspaper wrote , “The Intelligence ...

posted in: http://expontomagazine.nl/home/buitenland/item/1938-iranian-city-council-member-to-resign-due-to-a-facebook-photo.html A female member of Iranian city council is being forced to resign due to posting an unveiled picture of herself in her private Facebook page. According to Jaras , a dissident Iranian website, Mrs. Mehrnoush Najafi, a member of city council in Hamedan (west of Iran) is under pressure to resign as a matter of uploading a private picture of herself in which she was not wearing Hijab and her hair was not covered. Mrs. Najafi who is a reformist lawyer and webloger wrote earlier in her weblog “ I had put a photo of myself on Facebook in which my hair was not covered. It was not put in a public section but was meant to be private only open to my family…then some people got access to my photo and I was told to silently resign., but I have not done anything wrong and I rejected to do so. Now they are trying to fire me”. Meanwhile websites of hardliners in Ir...