شیما! اولین مسیولیتت در قبال خودته... مواظب خودت باش
Sheema! your first priority is to take care of yourself.
Tuesday, January 03, 2006
Sunday, January 01, 2006
فدراسیون دانشجویان ایرانی طرفدار صلح و حقوق بشر – شاخه ترکیه : امیر فرشاد ابراهیمی عضو فعال "فدراسیون دانشجویان ایرانی طرفدار صلح و حقوق بشر " که به منظور دفاع از تز دکترای خویش به ترکیه بازگشته است شامگاه روز گذشته 29 دسامبر2005 در حالیکه به دعوت بخش خبر تلویزیون دولتی ترکیه " ت ر ت " در یک میزگرد تلویزیونی در رابطه با احتمال حمله آمریکا به ایران و سیاستهای خصمانه دولت احمدی نژاد ، حضور داشته ، توسط افراد ناشناس محل اقامتش مورد کاوش و سرقت قرار گرفت
Tuesday, December 27, 2005
Wednesday, December 21, 2005
To introduce a bit of her Persian heritage we celebrated Yalda tonight. Meanwhile we haven't forgotten about the non-violent resistance in Iran. Political prisoners have been on hunger strike since Nov.15th.
Wednesday, December 14, 2005
Tuesday, December 13, 2005
هر وقت از دم دریاچه نزدیک خونه رد می شدیم تا برف و یخ نبود دختر کوچولو می گفت که دریاچه ه ه ه و بعد سوال اینکه کروکودایل داره؟ و اینکه چرا نمی خواد بره تو دریاچه و آیا بابا می تونه اگر دریاچه کروکودیل داشته باشه باهش بجنگه و شکستش بده؟
جدیدا:
دختر: دریاچه ه ه ه ه!
دختر: این که روش برفه حالا می شه برم روش آیس اسکیتینگ (پاتیناژ) بکنم؟
شیما: دریاچه یخ زده اما بعضی جاهاش یخش سفت نیست اگر آدم بره روش بازی کنه ممکنه بیافته تو دریاچه
دختر: اما این دیگه دریاچه نیست.. این یخچه اس.
Monday, December 12, 2005
Where is Harold Pinter moral sensibility? What actions has Pinter taken against genocides around the world? What has he done against barbaric practices such as stoning and mutilation in countries such as Iran? And what has he done to bring attention to the psychological and social injustice against first second or even third generation immigrant in various countries in Europe?
As most people are aware of this fact… the Nobel Prize is regarded as one of the prestigious awards given for intellectual achievements… and each prize constitutes a diploma, a gold medal, and a sum of money. Given the recent history of Nobel Prize… this does not come as a bolt from the blue to see the recent Nobel Prize for literature was awarded to Mr. Harold Pinter of United Kingdom. In his speech Mr. Pinter, and my emphasis is on the word speech, what he delivers to the audience is one of his make believe playwrights with one exception… the play is rewarded by a large monetary award… about 1.3 million US Dollars that is. Convincing himself into believing this is another play, Mr. Pinter colorfully portrays the hundreds of thousands of deaths that have taken place throughout many countries … and according to him… those all have been attributable to US foreign policy. Subsequently he goes on to say: "The crimes of the United States have been systematic, constant, vicious, remorseless, but very few people have actually talked about them. " and "the United States is without doubt the greatest show on the road. Brutal, indifferent, scornful and ruthless it may be but it is also very clever."
Why should it come as a surprise to hear Mr. Pinter speak of these crimes yet never mention the 1 million Iraqis who died of the malnourishment and disease under the watch of the U.N., the organization he criticizes the US for not giving a damn about. He doesn't mention the cozy relationship between France, Russia and Sadam's regime. We never hear Mr. Pinter speak of France and the French troops when in their mission to civilize Algerians, looted, raped and desecrated mosques after the WWII. Predictably enough he brings up the favorite topic among Nobel Laureates, i.e. Guantanamo, but he fails to mention that the racism in his country of birth breathes and has driven the very same people to desperate suicide missions against the humanity. Charity starts from home! If you want to speak about the crimes against humanity please remind us, what actions have you taken against genocides around the world. What have you done against barbaric practices such as stoning and mutilation in countries such as Iran? And what have you done to bring attention to the psychological and social injustice against first second or even third generation immigrant in various countries in Europe.
Sheema Kalbasi
As most people are aware of this fact… the Nobel Prize is regarded as one of the prestigious awards given for intellectual achievements… and each prize constitutes a diploma, a gold medal, and a sum of money. Given the recent history of Nobel Prize… this does not come as a bolt from the blue to see the recent Nobel Prize for literature was awarded to Mr. Harold Pinter of United Kingdom. In his speech Mr. Pinter, and my emphasis is on the word speech, what he delivers to the audience is one of his make believe playwrights with one exception… the play is rewarded by a large monetary award… about 1.3 million US Dollars that is. Convincing himself into believing this is another play, Mr. Pinter colorfully portrays the hundreds of thousands of deaths that have taken place throughout many countries … and according to him… those all have been attributable to US foreign policy. Subsequently he goes on to say: "The crimes of the United States have been systematic, constant, vicious, remorseless, but very few people have actually talked about them. " and "the United States is without doubt the greatest show on the road. Brutal, indifferent, scornful and ruthless it may be but it is also very clever."
Why should it come as a surprise to hear Mr. Pinter speak of these crimes yet never mention the 1 million Iraqis who died of the malnourishment and disease under the watch of the U.N., the organization he criticizes the US for not giving a damn about. He doesn't mention the cozy relationship between France, Russia and Sadam's regime. We never hear Mr. Pinter speak of France and the French troops when in their mission to civilize Algerians, looted, raped and desecrated mosques after the WWII. Predictably enough he brings up the favorite topic among Nobel Laureates, i.e. Guantanamo, but he fails to mention that the racism in his country of birth breathes and has driven the very same people to desperate suicide missions against the humanity. Charity starts from home! If you want to speak about the crimes against humanity please remind us, what actions have you taken against genocides around the world. What have you done against barbaric practices such as stoning and mutilation in countries such as Iran? And what have you done to bring attention to the psychological and social injustice against first second or even third generation immigrant in various countries in Europe.
Sheema Kalbasi
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