Demand to the International Communities to take Urgent action in order to stop the crimes by the Islamic Republic of Iran and to bring those responsible to justice.

Go ahead, it's a simple way to help out.

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According to the Iranian television station Pars-TV, Eutelsat has been payed off by the Iranian regime in order to block Pars-TV's important news coverage.

Pars-TV is requesting that those who support the Revolution, or free speech in general, complain to both Eutelsat and the International Radio Consultative Committe (CCIR) about their behavior.

I was not surprised to find out that Eutelsat is based in France….

Eutelsat's Phone: +33 153 98 4747

Fax: +33 153 98 3700

CCIR Phone +44 131 850 2783

Fax: +44 131 850 2784

Support freedom and free speech, let these guys have it!

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Just a quick heads up.  Word on the inside is that Hugo Chavez has sent troops into Iran to support the Supreme Leader and beat the shit out of (and kill) more protesters.

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The "Supreme Leader" of Iran, the appointed power in Iran, is scheduled to address the nation this Friday after prayers.

His words will fall on, not deaf, but enraged ears.

Iranians are in the middle of a revolution, not a protest over votes.  They have been waiting for this moment for 20 years, since they began to realize that things are terribly wrong inside of their country.

Worldwide, Persian scientists, athletes, musicians and actors have all taken the side of the people.  From one side of the globe to the other, Iranians are breathless in hopes of a complete removal of the Muslim regime.

For years the Persians have dreamed of freedom from their Muslim chains.  Today the Mullah's sit quivering in their homes, knowing the depth of their crimes.  If they are lucky the Persians will fall back upon the teaching of their true prophet, Zoraster, and show mercy.  If not, the Mullah's will see the end of a rope.

These demonstrations will not end without a complete removal of the current government from power.  The people of Iran are riding on the wave of world wide support, and they will not miss their chance for freedom.

A brighter day awaits the world after the removal of this murderous regime, one that has continually spread it's views at the point of a gun. 

Let us support the Iranians with all of our might, and help them bury this black mark on their history!

As the large news agencies are woefully uninformed on the situation in Iran, I'm here to fill in the details.

1. The goons in armor that you are seeing beating and killing unarmed civilians are Hamas and Hezbollah.  They are paid killers brought in from Palestine and Lebanon to quell the uprising.  The Iranian Regime knows that Iranians are very hesitant to fire on their own people, and has thus adopted the wise strategy of bringing in foreign mercenaries.

2. The body count that is being reported is well below the true number.

3. Word has gone out not to use the Ambulances.  They are torturing then killing the wounded, then burying the bodies in mass graves.

4. Iranians Freedom Fighters have adopted new strategies.  Hamas troops have been taking down apartment buildings and killing the inhabitants.  The Iranians have started fleeing their buildings as the set

them on fire, thus trapping the assault troops in an inferno.

5. The regime has attempted to plant paid dissenters within peaceful protests.  Anticipating this, the protesters mislead them, giving wrong addresses and then showing up in other areas, in front of the regime's news station for instance.

6. A letter has gone out from the head of the student movement in Iran.  It asks the military to join the people, not to sell their afterlife to the money of the regime.

The letter then addresses those outside of the country.  It tells outside groups and countries to not send orders to the revolution. Roughly it says "Your job is to support us and encourage us.  Thirty years ago the movement took place without knowing the goal.  Now we know what we are doing and do not need foreign countries trying to establish themselves or their agenda in our country again."

"We are not here to live, we are here to die for the freedom of Iran."

Those that wish to help should protest in front of Iranian Embassies around the world.

7. Ahmadinejad has flown to Russia to get his orders and formulate a strategy.  If you haven't noticed, Russia is the only large country that hasn't come out in support of the protests.  It is likely he is trading Iranian oil rights for support at this very moment.

8. Ahmadinejad doesn't matter, as he himself has said on many occasions leading up to the election.  The "Supreme Leader" is the real power in Iran.  His is an unelected post that will only pass to another when he dies.  Islamic "Republic" is a smokescreen, and a more correct title would by Islamic Oligarchy of Iran.

9. Iranians know that Ahmadinejad doesn't matter.  This isn't a protest for votes, it is a revolution.  They are tired of the oppressive conditions they have lived under for 30 years and are making a stand.

10. If you believe in human rights and freedom, are tired of Iran's posturing, or just want to put an end to their support of Iraq dissidents, here are some things you can do:

Spread this post.  Email it, link to it, twit it, digg it.

Organize a demonstration of support in front of the Iranian Embassy in your country.  If there isn't one, demonstrate anyway.

Send a donation to Parse TV, an independent station that is based in the U.S. but used by the Iranian student and protesters to communicate with the world.  Their phone number is 818-881-5800.

 

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