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Eyewitness Account: "My Brother Was Beaten"
NS
it's impressive
Me:
I want to cry when I see that video
NS
god bless this people
i know...
i wanted to cry when i was walking in the streets of Tehran today...
Me:
my god
it is so interesting that people are using religion to defeat the religious
Me:
u there?
NS
yes
Me:
why dont you just stay safe for the moment
NS
well...
my mother asked me too this evening
Me:
so she is at home with you now and your brother?
NS
no
i dont leave with them
Me:
where are they?
oh ok
NS
the 2 of them are home now
Me:
did u see the earlier interview with you I posted
wre you able to open it there?
NS
yes i did
thanks a lot
Me:
thousands of people have read it
here
NS
yes i have this program to pass the filters
great
thank you
Me:
what is the link you just sent me?
what is the website? for?
NS
it's a link saying that french,Italian and Australian embassy in Tehran
opened their doors to people
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NS thank you for your courage and trust that love and light will prevail.
This stuff is so difficult to watch, lord help them...
NS - Be assured that millions of people are keeping their eyes on all of you. We're all Iranians now! The people of the world LOVE YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Please look at my blog article: "The Light of the Iranian People"
Madison
Iran zindabad! Allah'u'akbar!
These are excellent, raw dispatches from the center of the action. Thank you Parvez for these reports. I am so afraid for the brave protesters yet cautiously hopeful.
NS and ALL the daughters of Iran, as a father of 2 daughters myself, my heart and prayers go out to you. About 38 years ago I was also involved in a revolution that sprang from the denial of election results. After a lot of blood-shed we achieved our freedom. YOU will get yours too. I will be waiting for that day, when all of you can stand side by side with my daughters and proclaim to the world: We are FREE, we are EQUAL, we are CITIZENS of this world.
From an old revolutionary to the new blood -- VICTORY will be ours.
Be safe, but prepare to sacrifice.
Allahu-Akbar
Thank you so much NS.....we are watching and praying for all of you.
I hope the people of Iran know that we stand with them. Americans.. take note, This is what brave people do when their leaders fail them.
Thank you.
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