Le concert nocturne continue...



Là bas aussi on casse avant de relancer la consommation par l'achat de nouvelles voitures...




L'info sur la prise de la télévision à Tabriz était erronée (facebook.com)

Ou l'on s'achemine vers une grève générale prochainement.

Une étude statistique assez surprenante qui démontre la fraude : http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/06/20/AR2009062000004.html?hpid=opinionsbox1

Un témoignage sur la brutalité de l'emprisonnement, si l'on peut appeler cela comme ca (ca vaut bien certains camps nazis visités par mon cher grand-père) : http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/jul/01/iran-protest-arrests-afshin-friend

Encore une image très dur d'un étudiant mourant filmé dans une rue à Isfahan. Une image qui date de quelques jours mais qui ressemble vraiment à celle de la jeune Neda. C'est au moins aussi dur et je ne souhaite pas la montrer. Tapez student et le nom de la ville, et vous trouverez peut-être.

http://www.mir-hosseinmousavi.com/latest9.html

Saturday June 27th 2009

As expected, the Guardian Council finally certified the election results after putting up a show that did not attract anyone’s attention, and ignoring all the fraud and violations that took place…From now on, we will have a government which is in the worst shape in terms of its relationship to the nation, and the majority of the people, including myself, do not accept its legitimacy. “…” It is feared that because of the numerous inherent weaknesses of [this government], it will fall in the trap of granting advantages to the aliens.

People’s trust [in the government] has been lost and denying this fact will not be beneficial. “…” A regime that relied on people’s trust for 30 year cannot replace that trust with military force overnight. “…” How can people trust a government that imprisons their friends, colleagues and children based on its own illusions? A military environment only hurts people’s feelings towards the regime. Free media are the respiratory channels of a healthy society; to regain people’s trust do not clog these channels…We alienate everyone from ourselves with smallest excuses…until we are all alone. This is not the way of the Islamic Revolution or Islam, which opens its arms to everyone. “…”

Despite what happened, we have not lost our great dreams…during the past few months. “…” All the efforts against you is to make you lose hope in the fruitfulness of your legal protests. “…” It is our historic responsibility to continue our protest and not abandon our efforts to demand the rights of the people. It is our religious obligation not to allow the revolution and the regime to be transformed to something that is rejected by Islam. It is our revolutionary responsibility not to allow the blood of thousands of martyrs to be degraded to a military regime. “…”

I encourage all the decision-making bureaus not to act like the Guardian Council and leave room to repair mistakes. “…” Our story, no matter how bitter, is a family dispute. If we act prematurely and allow the foreigners to intervene, we will soon regret it. We are at a time when the solution to many of our problems is law. True! Law is not always without flaws. True! Common law is a social contract and like any agreement, it has to be obeyed as long as both parties are committed to it. True! Your (people’s) opposition undermines the constitution; it deprives you from your right to assemble; even if you tie a green piece of cloth to your wrist as a sign of protest, the same people who are responsible for security beat you up. “…” However, our efforts are not to get revenge. Our movement is an attempt to correct and improve our country. To reach this goal, we have to respect even the corpse of law because we know that tomorrow, when we reach our goals, the first thing we need to establish is a commitment to law. “…”

I invite all of you to brotherhood. Our victory depends on your collaboration and this includes the people who voted for other [candidates.] Even those who are against us now and resort to violence share our brotherhood. Because we seek a future where even the person who has beaten our sister and brother in the street [will have a better life.]

At first our goal was to return religious wisdom to the management of our country but in the process, we have been led to higher goals. “…” Today, the public demands the handling of the elections with competency in a way that it would gain national trust and leaves no room for lies and fraud. This has become an undeniable public request…

Several characters and groups have come to me and asked me to forgive what happened in the past. Perhaps they do not realize that I let go off my own personal rights from the beginning. But the issue of the elections was not and is not a personal matter. I cannot let go of or compromise people’s rights which have been violated. The issue is our regime’s republicanism and even its Islamic character. If we do not stand up, there will be no guarantee that what happened in recent elections will not happen in the future. A group of elite are going to come together and create a legal organization to safeguard the dishonored rights and votes of the people by publishing the documents and proofs of fraud and referring to judicial courts. They will regularly announce the results to the people. I will also join this group. This group will demand the enforcement of the constitutional articles that have been violated and in addition, it will pursue the following:

Stop security and military involvement in electoral issues and return the country to its normal political environment
Revise the electoral laws in order to eliminate the possibility of widespread fraud and guarantee the neutrality of the overseeing agencies
Observance of article 27 of the constitution regarding freedom of assembly
Freedom of the media
Reactivate independent news websites
Ban illegal government intervention in communication channels such as Internet, text messaging, and prevent the disconnection of phones and eavesdropping on people’s conversations
Stop biased treatments, accusations, lies and insults on the state media
Have independent TV channels inside and outside the country
Issue permits for social, political, cultural and economic gatherings
Release of all political prisoners, annulment of all forged security cases
In the end, I wish peace upon all the honorable people of our country, whether they voted for my or not, and especially those who were injured during the recent unfortunate events. I also pay tribute to the martyrs who rolled in their blood in pursuit of their rights and freedom and I ask the almighty god to give their families patience.




On disait qu'il n'avait pas la stature, mais je crois qu'il est en train de l'acquérir. Son texte n'est ni plus ni moins que l'acte II de la Révolution commencée en 1979. C'est à croire qu'il utilise la Déclaration des droits de l'homme comme marque-page dans son Coran.

http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/0,1518,633517,00.html

Quand les mollahs attaquent le pouvoir à l'acide, faut plus chercher à comprendre, faut prier...




http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGGxnVD-Cx4&eurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Efacebook%2Ecom%2Fmousavi%3Fref%3Dmf&feature=player_embedded

Mais c'est le grand retour de 68! On demande le petit Dany au micro...

Quelle leçon de civisme on prend de la part de ces iraniens, jeunes ou vieux.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l73nUypKACM&eurl=http%3A%2F%2Fgreenrevolutioniran%2Eblogspot%2Ecom%2F&feature=player_embedded

21 jours sur les toits, et ils continuent à 22h tous les soirs. Je crois qu'ils sont pas contents.

J'ai trouvé une autre video du massacre : un gamin de 10 ans qui est mort lors des manifs autour du 20 juin, alors qu'il marchait à côté de son père.

Combien de temps ce régime peut-il tenir?

En vrac, du plus dur (coup de hache) au plus comique :

On essaie d'éviter les photos trop choquantes comme celle du coup de hache. Nous avons des mineurs sur le forum. Merci
Kilkenny

Pas mal les caricatures , mais bon faut faire gaffe à la sensure.
Sinon pour revenir au sujet sérieux c'est quand même bien triste toute cette histoire. Je ne comprends pas pourquoi ça gène tellement qu'on fasse un recomptage complet et pas à 10% qui a aucune légitimité.
Enfin j'espère surtout qu'il y aura plus de victimes.

Recompter avaliserait la fraude. S'ils recomptent et perdent (la face), Ahmadinejad et Khameneï perdent le pouvoir, puis risquent des poursuites s'ils restent en Iran. Peut-être devront-ils partir en exil comme le Shah.

C'est bien une dictature qui ne dit pas son nom, mais la population n'est pas dupe, et le pouvoir est en train de se lézarder aussi vite que dans les 80's en URSS.

Ils ne rendront vraisemblablement jamais le pouvoir pacifiquement. Aussi, je crains que le bain de sang ne soit pas terminé.

Notez un détail important : le nombre de décès par balle dans la tête!

Source : http://shooresh1917.blogspot.com (même source pour toutes les infos suivantes)

SUNDAY, JULY 5, 2009

Human rights and democracy activists have collected the 12 more names of the martyrs of the post-election protests in Tehran.


The bodies are released to their families only if they accept and sign on a set of conditions, including:

- Having low-profile funerals attended only by close family.
- No chant or speech against the regime.
- The reason for death should not be mentioned in the funeral or on the tombstone.

The names are as follows:

1- Mohhammad Hossein Barzegar, male, 25, Highschool graduate, self-employed, shot in the head in Haft-Tir Sq, Tehran on Wed. June 17, 2009. Buried in Lot 302, Behesht-Zahra, on Sun Jun 21 after family's commitment to the conditions.

2- Seyyed Reza Tabatabaee, male, 30, Accountant, shot in the head on Azarbayjan St., on June 20, 2009. Buried in Lot 259, Behesht-Zahra, on Jun 24 after family's commitment to the conditions.

3- Iman Hashemi, male, 25, self-employed, shot in the eye on Azaadi St., on Sat. June 20, 2009. Buried in Lot 259, Behesht-Zahra, on Jun 24.

4- Parisa Koli(or Kali), female, 25, B.Sc. in Persian Literature, shot in the neck on Keshavarz Blvd., on Sun June 21, 2009. Buried in Lot 259, Behesht-Zahra, on Tue. Jun 23.

5- Mohsen Haddadi, male, 24, Software Designer, shot in the forehead on Nosrat St., on Sat June 20, 2009. Buried in Lot 269, Behesht-Zahra, on Tue. Jun 23.

6- Mohammad Nikzadi, male, 25, Civil Engineer, shot in the chest in Vanaq Sq., on Tue June 16, 2009. Buried in Lot 257, Behesht-Zahra, on Sat Jun 20.

7- Ali Shahedi, male, 24, was arrested on Sun Jun 21, 2009 and transferred to Tehranpars police station. He died in the police station for unknown reasons (according to the official autopsy). But his family believe he died from baton hits in the police station. Buried in Lot 257, Behesht-Zahra on Jun 24.

8- Vaahed Akbari, male, 34, self-employed, married with a 3-year old daugther, shot in the side on Vanaq St., on Sat June 20, 2009. Buried in Lot 261, Behesht-Zahra, on Tue Jun 23.

9- Abolfazl Abdollahi, male, 21, Associate Degree in Electrical Eng., shot in the back of the head in front of Sharif Univesity on Sat June 20, 2009. Buried in Lot 248, Behesht-Zahra, on Tue Jun 23.

10- Saalaar Tahmasbi, male, 27, Business Administration Student in Rasht, shot in the forehead on Jomhouri St. on Sat June 20, 2009. Buried in Lot 254, Behesht-Zahra, on Tue Jun 22 (or Mon Jun 21?).

11- Fahimeh Salahshour, female, 25, Highschool graduate, died on Jun 15th in the hospital from internal bleeding resulting from baton hits to her head in Valiasr Sq. on Jun 14th, Buried in Lot 266, Behesht-Zahra, on Tue Mon Jun 17.

12- Vahid Reza Tabatabaee, male, 29, B.A. in English Literature, shot in the head in Baharestaan Sq. on June 24, 2009. Buried in Lot 308, Behesht-Zahra, on Tue Mon Jun 27.

Before this, the name of another 14 martyrs was released, including:

1- Neda Agha Soltan (female)
2- Fetemeh Barati (female)
3,4- Fatemeh Rajabpour & her daughter (female)
5- Kasra Sharafi (male)
6- Movina Ehtermi (female)
7- Kambiz Shojaee (male)
8- Mohsen Imani (male)
9- Naser Amirnejad (male)
10- Iman Namazi (male)
11- Mostafa Ghonyan (or Ghanyan) (male)
12- Bahman Jenabi (male)
13- Ashkan Sohrabi (male)
14- Kaveh Alipour (male)



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SUNDAY, JULY 5, 2009

United Student Front announced ,on July 9th they will participate in demonstrations!

United Student Front announced ,on July 9th they will participate in demonstrations.These marches and demonstrations which have announced by group of Iran universities students and suppose to be held in many parts of country are welcomed by many people and news update and recall for people to participate in them continues from every where.
Announcement text of Student United Front is as follows:

Threshold of 10th anniversary of student uprising on July 9th and to protest beating students of Tehran Uni dormitory and other universities and killing some oppressed Iranian people by Iran and Iranian enemies on June 12th infamous coup , we supporters of Student United Front , call all students , workers, teachers , women right activist , human right activists and all freedom lover Iranians who are fighting for freedom and human rights to participate in this "Silence March" Thursday July 9th at 8 pm to support political prisoners and commemorate martyrs of July 9th student uprising and June 12th infamous coup.

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On the twentieth day of the Iranian people’s nationwide uprising on Thursday, July 2, a large portion of Tehran’s Bazaar went on strike, with the majority of owners either refusing to open their shops or closing shop by noon. Agents from the clerical regime’s Ministry of Intelligence and Security and plain-clothes agents had attempted to preclude the strike through intimidation and imposition of pressures.

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Police raid on Satellite dishes,Tehran July2009!

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29 people to be executed tomorrow in Karaj, Iran!
According to news received by the International Committee against Executions, 29 people are to be executed tomorrow, Saturday, in Ghezal Hesar prison in Karaj. It has been reported that the 29 have been separated from other prisoners. There is no information on their charges.

The executions are being carried out in order to intimidate people and is directed at the protesting people of Iran.

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Horrible news are slipping out of official, secret, and temporary prisons, detaining people arrested in recent unrests, which calls for a new and public movement towards revelation of the crimes occurring at the moment and immediate release – without – condition of all political prisoners.

On one hand, families of activists imprisoned recently and even before can very well provide incentive for that purpose inside the country. On the other hand, the significant role of activists off border must not be neglected. Anniversary of 1988 large-scale executions of Iranian political prisoners may be supported by this movement as well.

Shocking news confirm that people arrested in recent rallies, especially youths, are being tortured to death. Generally recognized individuals, i.e. journalists and activists from Mousavi and Karroubi HQs, are also being violently forced to plead guilty and repeat prearranged notes in front of the media. Most importantly, the IR government is following a Latin-American-style forced disappearance (Desaparecidos) strategy. A conscript, serving at Evin Prison as a guard, declares that a special place inside the prison is dedicated to Basij and IRGC Intelligence agents, where no one is permitted. “So horrendously do they torture people than even hearing the voices from outside has caused mental disorder in us. Transferring ten corpses, dead under torture, every everyday with ambulances from Evin Prison to anonymous graves has become business as usual for the prison”, said the soldier.

The main objective of these large-scale arrests and beatings has proved to be intimidation. In other words, many were arrested and then bludgeoned for several hours, in that they were wearing in a particular fashion or were in a certain age for intimidating people passing by the scene and further for detainee’s describing what happened to them in public after they were released. The story, however, does not finish here. They are using images captured using trap cameras installed in places where main clashes occurred, i.e. Basij HQs and Governmental Buildings, to identify youths chanting slogans there, according to which they select their subsequent victims amongst the detainees. More disturbing is robbing youths identified during their nightly chanting slogans on the roof of their houses. They are apparently trying to remove at least a few hundred from students, teachers, and university lecturers, whom they consider a threat by the end of summer, when schools will be open again. Besides, it seems that we are going to experience a de facto unofficially-closed semester with the beginning of autumn, as three hundred thousands of the candidates have not participated in university entrance exams, according to ministry of science. The ministry has also announced that they are reducing forty percent Basij university quotas into half, while apparently Basij quotas have become redundant for several years now, which most probably suggests that they are trying to fill universities with Basijis in the form of paramilitary forces in order to suppress the potential unrests in universities in future.

Hence, it is crucial for all of us outside the country to spread the news regarding recent disappearances. Moreover, we should anticipate similar strategies towards student movements as happened in Latin America.

It is also necessary to be aware of the standpoints of the dictator government. It seems that they do not even show mercy to parties linked to the regime. As a case in point, one of very politically significant, ex-intelligence agents, supporting Rafsanjani or Mousavi at the moment, wrote a letter to Ezzatollah Zarghami, the head of IRIB, objecting about IRIB’s recent policies. A few hours later, Ministry of Intelligence arrested him, and only released him after a few hours of brutal torture. They do not show compassion to their own elements, let alone students protesting against them.

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Le commentaire d'un ministre vénézuélien pro-chavez en visite à Téhéran.

source : chicagotribune.com

The conservative Mehr news agency reported that "Ramirez, for his part, praised the massive voter turnout in the presidential election in Iran, saying the widespread support of the Iranian nation for [Ahmadinejad] in the election overwhelmed the world.

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Pas facile pour le "président" de se déplacer dans son pays...

http://www.facebook.com/ext/share.php?sid=100787037157&h=4XbgL&u=o44E_&ref=mf

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Moussavi va fonder un parti politique (source : facebook.com)

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Farsnews (related to the government) says Mousavi's electoral staffs was based on erotic Lust !!!!!!!!!!!!


source : facebook.com

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http://greenscroll.blogspot.com/

La plus grande pétition verte du monde sera à Paris sur la Tour Eiffel... (ou est-ce qu'on signe?)




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Mais ils continuent les bougres! R-E-S-P-E-C-T

http://yekiran.com/redirect?uri=http%3A/%252Fnews.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/8134904.stm


La fracture semble s'agrandir encore un peu plus entre certains membres du clergé chiite et Ahmadinejad.

Les protestations ne s'arrêteront pas : http://yekiran.com/redirect?uri=http%3A/%252Fwww.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/07/06/AR2009070602962.html

http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1174652080952&oid=45061919453

Et ils continuent...

S'ils crient des toits, c'est peut-être parce qu'on leur confisque leurs paraboles satellites pendant la journée... b

Ca crie de partout, et c'est redescendu dans la rue avec des milliers de personne ce 9 juillet!!! A nouveau slogans et chants dans les rues de Téhéran et des grandes villes du pays. Très difficile d'avoir des infos crédibles. On doit se fier au peu que l'on a. En tout cas, il y a à nouveau une foule de vidéo de protestations datées du 9 juillet sur youtube (18 Tir dans le calendrier perse).

Ce n'est pas parce que les médias n'en parlent plus qu'ils ne se passe plus rien!







Ils n'ont pas chanté aussi fort et autant de slogans différents depuis les premiers jours de protestation à la mi-juin :


http://www.facebook.com/ext/share.php?sid=104851469588&h=mNO48&u=905xS&ref=mf



Mais que serait l'été sans un petit concert nocturne?





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Et en plus ils ne manquent pas d'humour les iraniens :


"Iranian state TV is currently broadcasting via its five channels:

1) a discussion on havij bastani (an Iranian desert with carrots and ice cream) lol

2) a 1986 Japanese cartoon

3) an Indian movie

4) an even cheesier Iranian movie

5) a documentary on the Iran-Iraq war"


Il est quand même précisé que pour la prière de ce vendredi là, chaque année, c'est live on tv, et là rien... Tiende?

source : http://www.sidewalklyrics.com/

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La phrase du jour!!! "Where people are not present or their vote is not considered, that government is not Islamic," Rafsanjani dans son discours de la grande prière du vendredi. Les gencives de Khameneï sifflent depuis ce matin!

Dans le même article :
"Inside the prayers — held on a former soccer field covered with a roof — some worshippers rubbed their eyes as tear gas from outside drifted in. They traded competing chants with some hard-liners in the congregation. When the hard-liners chanted "death to America," Mousavi supporters countered with "death to Russia" and "death to China."
It was a reference to Ahmadinejad's alliance with both countries. Ahmadinejad has come under criticism in Iran for not criticizing Beijing over Muslim deaths in China's western Xinjiang province."

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090717/ap_on_re_mi_ea/ml_iran_election

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source : mir-hosseinmoussavi.com

Ahmadinejad is reportedly in the city of Mashad today. There are unconfirmed reports of heavy protesting in this city today.

Protesters have been clashing with police on Azadi Street in Tehran. There are reports of Tear Gas being used and some have reported hearing gunshots today.

Ayatollah Hashemi Rafsanjani held this week's friday prayer in Tehran. He is one of Iran's most powerful Clerics. He called for Unity with the view of safeguarding the Islamic Revolution. Ayatollah Rafsanjani also criticised the arrest and detention of protesters, and attacked the lack of freedom of expression. He expressed sympathy for the families of dead protesters. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad did not attend todays Prayers which were held at Tehrans University. People could be heard shouting in support of Mousavi. The "Friday Prayer" was broadcast via local Radio. Even as Ayatollah Rafsanjani spoke there were thousands protesters in support of Mir Hossein Mousavi being dispersed by the local authorities. It is estimated around 2 million people had attended today's Tehran Friday Prayers

A confirmer...

Non seulement la violence de la répression ne les a pas fait taire, mais ils ressortent dans la rue en nombre quand l'occasion se présente, et ils chantent sur les toits chaque nuit sans discontinuer depuis le 12 juin...

J'ai commencé à checker l'air de rien, mais là ca fait beaucoup d'infos, quand même. Et puis ca en fait des vidéos aujourd'hui! Ils ont des nouveaux slogans aussi (on m'excusera pour la traduction )