Iran, the Jews and Germany

For all the morality police inspecting whether women are wearing boots outside their pants (the latest no-no on the dress front) and the regime zealots of the Basiji militia, the air you breathe in Iran is not suffocating. Its streets at dusk hum with life — not a monochrome male-only form of it, or one inhabited by fear — but the vibrancy of a changing, highly educated society. Full Story »

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Kenneth Sibbett
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by Kenneth Sibbett - Mar. 3, 2009

A report on the misconceptions that most jews and gentals have of life in Iran. Contrary to peoples ideas, the majority of people living in Iran are under forty. Theres a new-age of young people who will be taken over Iran in the near future, so Obama having a dialog is vital to the future of relations with Iran.

The internet, besides being a place to go on line and trying to getting date, is a vital instrument for countries that are not free to gather and talk politics. In some countries they have their own language they use when on the net, so the authorities can't figure out what they are saying.

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