Thursday, 11 June 2015



I'm on my way. Only 3 or 4 days left to Villepant. My other friends are also on their way.
Have you packed and on the road or still engaged with your daily problems? With your work, home...life??
Let it go! It's just once a year you have the chance to stand up for your people and convey their cries. Be their voice.
I'll see you on Saturday in Villepant!

Waiting for you at the gates!






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Monday, 8 June 2015

Iran, my country



What’s right? Should I go to Villepant or not?
So what should I do? I have so much to do and my schedule’s so packed! I have to care for my children, I have so many problems at work, and on the other hand, I know I have to go. I know I have to convey my countrymen's voice. I know I have to be the voice of the women who sell their children in order to keep them alive and not starve to death. I have to be the voice of those children who go door to door, car to car and try to making a living by selling flowers instead of going to school. The voice of the mothers who sleep their children in cold boxes out in the streets instead of a cozy warm bed and make them sleep on a hungry stomach so they don't feel the poverty.
I know. I know all of this but still, I have problems of my own...Not that I don't want to go, I do…really! Everyone keeps telling me to go to Villepant and be the voice of my people.
Yeah, they're right, but what can I do? What am I supposed to do with my stubborn boss? Do you know how many times I've asked for a day off?
I'm driving. I can't help feeling guilty, my conscience is telling me to go. It's up to me to decide between what I have to do and what I want to do.
I reach home, my kids shout and yell and greet me. My older daughter asks me, "Mom, do you know it's Vilepant in 9 days?!
We're going, right?"
I'm struck with lightning and can't move a muscle. How can I say no? My children are the true reflection of my conscious, how can I say no to that??
Forget it! I don't care what happens after this. I'm going with my three children and any other friend I can gather with me. I'm going to do what's right!
My boss knows that every year I have to go for this gathering and be the voice of my people, I've been doing this each year! He's a decent man and understands our struggle. Wait, why don't I invite him too??!!
I'm going! My problems are nothing compared to the poverty, corruption and atrocities in Iran. I have to do something.
Let my children grow up in such an atmosphere, to feel for their fellow countrymen, to learn that you have to stand against evil and fight even when it's hard and there seems to be no hope. Because there is always hope and we can make it happen, we just have to try and not stand down!

Sunday, 7 June 2015



My mother is among pmoi.
She sacrificed her life to establish freedom in our country Iran and became one of the thousand heroes lying in Ashraf City cemetery.
A few days ago, I heard that the percentage of students leaving school to provide bread for their family has increased greatly. This made me upset and I remembered my mother who always said, “We must do something. We must free our enchained people”. Although it has been very difficult for me losing my mother but I try to overcome it thinking of the bright future of Iran.
Therefore, participating in the June 13 gathering in Villepante, Paris is a responsibility for every Iranian and I feel that my mother is already present among those people on that day.

Iran with Maryam Rejavi




We’ll say to Mullahs: Iran is not your place
The world testifies that the number of execution and suppression become more and more in Rohani’s carrier
The splendid gathering of Iranian resistance is a shout for freedom, and an international battle to defend the democratic alternative of Iran.
Yes to democratic Iran
Iran without the execution and suppression
Iran withMaryam Rejavi and National Liberation Army

Thursday, 4 June 2015

Iran’s permanent ambassador



Iran’s permanent ambassador and representative showed negative reflection towards Amano’s 

report on Iran’s nuclear program
I heard today that Yokio Amano announced in his latest report that the IAEA is prepared to speed up the process of solving the remaining issues only if Iran agrees to cooperate and allow full access to information, sites and people.
In one of the Iranian regime’s news agencies, I saw that Iran’s ambassador in IAEA has given his comments in this regard.
Najafi: “This issue is repeated. It is nothing but a few changes in the figures and numbers. However, some of the baseless accusations have also been repeated about the possibility of a military attack. The report has also repeated that the issue is the Islamic Republic of Iran. These accusations unjustified and its repetition would not increase their reputation. They could only point out to some transportation to one of the specific sites as a change in the region. We have announced that we will not allow any access to this particular site. The IAEA has visited this site twice before. The number of vehicles moving at this site is very normal and does not claim anything else.”

What comes into your mind when you read this stance?
If Iran’s aim is to use the atomic energy peacefully, then why do you think it has announced access to some particular sites forbidden and it’s a red line for them?
How many more times must the endless negotiations proceed with Iran deceiving?
Shouldn’t we worry that Iran will one day reach an atomic bomb amid the negotiations and then threaten the whole world, being irretrievable then?
Why doesn’t President Obama and countries in negotiation with the Iranian regime advertising this policy, respect the will of the Iranian people and the world, which is an Iran free of atomic bomb?
Hasn’t the disclosure of Iran’s nuclear activity give the meaning that there is no room for negotiating this regime? Shouldn’t we take Mrs. Rajavi’s warnings seriously and save time?

What’s your opinion? Do you trust such a regime with no transparency? 

Tuesday, 2 June 2015

One look, one pause and one answer




One look, one pause and one answer
She has opened her hands towards you. She has come to pledge herself and the movement under her leadership as always to pay the ultimate price.
Yes to pay the ultimate price herself.
She has come to give assurances that the prospect for the triumph of sensational human ideals in the second decade of the 21 century is all too attainable.
On the same note she has come to warn us that we have the privilege of being at an imperative cross road of history. A cross road that if we realize it we will accomplish every thing and if not, there is no insight of the fate waiting for us and our children through the tunnel of horror and ignorance of fundamentalism.
She has come to promise us that for the sake of the existence of a conversant movement prepared to sacrifice its livelihood we are presented with an easy choice.  But a choice which at this historic cross road challenges the inner conscious of every human being.
One look, one pause and one answer
On 13 of June in Villpant in Paris observe, listen and judge everything happening in front of you. From today you can share and join in any one you desire in this historical experience.
In concise this is the story of a generation which said NO to destiny and paid the price of its love with modesty and generosity.
A generation which to bring about the freedom of its people stepped relentlessly in to the clutches of the dragon.
A generation which did not set conditions for its struggle and created such silent heroic sacrifices that history will tell in future.
For one minute when I think of her moments and feel the fact that she has no days or nights in her struggle I am faced with the reality of her inexcusable stamina to bring about hope for her people. She cultivates millions of seeds for the sake of one single blossom.
But here I am engulfed by my own thoughts, truly in the depth of her smiles what wars, hardships, pains, cries and longings lie? My thoughts come to a halt at the sheer dimensions of this heavy burden of responsibly.
But simultaneously my inner voice tells me, is she not the symbol of “WE MUST and WE CAN”? And haven’t her women and men proved this dictum through the last half a century?
Yes she and her followers for tens, hundreds and thousands of times day in and day out have sacrificed their lives for the ideal of freedom for their people believing in peace, justice and democracy and fighting for its accomplishment with love and sacrifice.
But all this has been guaranteed by the presence of a shining sole. Yes in an enslaved Iran, in the midst of a bleeding Middle East engulfed by the fire of ignorance, terrorism and crimes of fundamentalism, coupled by the ineptitude of the callus master of the world, there has come a charismatic leader. A symbol of hope, love and humanity has come to replace freedom for the medieval rule of the Mullahs. The rule of a loathsome monster which thrives on terror, massacre, fundamentalism and atomic bomb.
She has come to replace ignorance,crime,torture  and execution with democracy,progress,love,kindness,forgivness,brotherhood,justice and freedom.
And to bring about all this she has opened her arms towards you.
One look, one pause and one answer