Comments on: Jahangir Golestan-Parast

By: Tim

Tim — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 02:48:43 +0000

I was shocked when I saw this movie, very up lifting, very humanistic film. I wonder why we do not talk about this rare film Bam 6.6 it is an excellent eye opening. I certainly learned so much about Iranian people. My congratulations to people of Iran and salute to the director for opening my eyes.
I wish CNN would show a clip of this film and promote the positive side of this culture that hardly any body knows anything about them.
Tim

By: Kim Stacey

Kim Stacey — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 15:04:05 +0000

As I read through the various posts here, I find myself sorrowful and also bemused. If human beings were not so attached to the feeling of WANTING TO BE RIGHT; if we were not so quick to judge others, our lives would be so much more joyous.

Regimes come, and regimes go; finding our own inner peace, and a spiritually centered life has little to do with who is in power at any given point in time.

Take a few deep breaths, and count to ten, before you post hateful or hurtful things for all the world to read. After all, you’re only spreading hate. Is that what you really want?

Love, joy, and deep appreciation,

Kim

By: mogo

mogo — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 08:38:45 +0000

what a magnificent touching film. The most powerful film ever been filmed in the history of Iran. We all need to learn a lesson from this Bam 6.6

By: Reza

Reza — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 08:29:36 +0000

Iran Citizen,

exactly which Israeli city are you mouthing off from?

By: redsaunas

redsaunas — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 05:04:35 +0000

Iran Citizen:

You might want to look this kind of thing up before sounding off, mate.

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/odious

odious

Main Entry: odi·ous
Pronunciation: \ˈō-dē-əs\
Function: adjective
Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Latin odiosus, from odium
Date: 14th century
: arousing or deserving hatred or repugnance : hateful
— odi·ous·ly adverb
— odi·ous·ness noun

By: Ben

Ben — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 00:51:30 +0000

Iran doesn’t start wars with countries that haven’t attacked it, which is more than I can say for my criminal government. Iranians have never picked my pocket with illegal taxes, devalued my currency, tapped my phones, destroyed my rights, killed my friends, or limited my freedoms. My so-called government has done all those things. I know who I have beef with, and they’re not in Tehran.

By: the legendary Bill

the legendary Bill — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 22:59:14 +0000

A nuclear-free Middle East must begin with Israel..and no, America’s military forces are not mercenaries for Israel and my USMC is not the Israeli Foreign Legion..though the neo-cons think it is…I’ll entertain some of your piddle talk about Iran when Israel: 1. At least apologizes for all the land it stole and the refugees they created. 2. Leave the Golan Heights and Sheba Farms..3. Apologizes to every living member of the USS Liberty..4. Acknowledge that we have the right to execute Jonathon Pollard if we so choose..5. apologize for the Lavon Affair in the summer of ‘54..6. Give up it’s nuclear missiles or shut-up about the intentions of others..and 7. Stop spieing on it’s chief benefactor and bullying our politicians..8. Leave the West Bank And Gaza, dismantle the illegal settlements..9. forget about having a sole claim to Jerusalem, over the last 2,000 yrs the Christian Crusaders held Jerusalem longer than they have…10. Re-plant the Olive and Lemon groves they’ve torn-up and re-build the homes they’ve torn down..11. Apologize profusely to the parents of Rachel Corrie..12. Apologize for their cruel, cowardly bombing of the entire infrastructure of Lebanon…apologize for their invasion in ‘82 and their occupation and again-leave Sheba Farms..

By: the legendary Bill

the legendary Bill — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 22:43:02 +0000

If you think living in Iran is Hell then continue to be the expatriate that you claim to be..and no, not everyone who supports spending $600Billion plus to maintain hundreds of military bases in countries around the world is a “far-left loonie” dumbass….I don’t believe your implied assertion that everyone in Iran would prefer to have the kind of society that we have here..and I certainly can’t believe that the majority of the people in Iran are aching for the day that they will be bombed, invaded and occupied by us….And to believe that doesn’t mean that you’re siding with a foreign regime, you ignoramus..It just means that you want your own country to begin minding it’s own damn business..So, by your definition Washington in his Farewell Address was advocating an anti-American foreign policy…You have no clue..

By: rocket 99

rocket 99 — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 13:50:09 +0000

Nice sentiments, Iran citizen/Israeliophile. Keep workin’ overtime to suppress reality–when you come across an attempt to humanize Muslims and/or Arabs, bring out the daggers. Also, keep on making sure that not too much of the truth comes out about Israel’s perfidy (eg., USS Liberty and Jonathan Pollard), brutality (checkpoint bullies of pregnant women and sick people) and cowardice (Lebanon, 2006).

By: Sean

Sean — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 10:27:16 +0000

“Iran Citizen”,

Well, yes, Tibetans are still people, since I was not aware that their status had changed. Likewise Koreans. Even if it is hell in Iran I fail to see how killing those who suffer in it will solve anything. It certainly hasn’t worked in Iraq or Afghanistan. I doubt that very many Iranians are anxious to have us liberate them in this manner. In reality, of course, our government has no desire to liberate anybody. It is sickening to see the likes of you preaching war and violence while being unwilling to fight. Here’s a clue: the military will TRAIN you to use a gun. They don’t require previous experience in that line. Or go buy a gun and learn to use it. Stop attempting to entangle this country more deeply in foreign political conflicts. Stop using the lives of other people to achieve your aims. Perhaps even learn something from thos Tibetans whose human status you illogically question.