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Israel knows it's Hezbollahis not Iranians. - Ali Mostofi

This is funny. - Ali Mostofi

Why does seven seconds matter? - Ali Mostofi

Can you believe this? - Ali Mostofi

But they don't refer to the madmen as Hezbollah. - Ali Mostofi

You believe that, you believe anything. - Ali Mostofi

Hezbollah love the Brits. - Ali Mostofi

Iranian engineers. Best. - Ali Mostofi

The Russians just love the Hezbollah. - Ali Mostofi

Did the BBC report this? This is what the Hezbollah is doing. - Ali Mostofi

Gulf? Which Gulf? Typical BBC - Ali Mostofi

"Christine don't say "Iran" when you mean Ayatollahs. We Iranians are suffering under the Ayatollahs? Don't use our word to describe them. Thank you." - Ali Mostofi

China gets special deals like the Shah used to give to the Americanss. - Ali Mostofi

"Yes Machiavelli's "Quo Bene". read my article on Yalda at iranian.com" - Ali Mostofi

"Shahin, it all happened the day Shah said to the US that they do not need them around any more now that Iran is militarily self-sufficient. Nixon sold all the arms, and Carter called Iran "an island of stability". The US military industrial complex suffered badly when USSR dissolved, and they need the Ayatollahs' fear to keep the military industry in business." - Ali Mostofi

"The price of oil went up from $1 to $8, but the British goverrnment taxes went even higher. It is like the Tobacco tax." - Ali Mostofi

"And of course ask any Iranian, and they will tell that the British, especially the BBC was responsible. For sure we know that every night the Communists in Iran would send their agenda for strikes to the BBC and it would get broadcasted in Persian. The Ayatollah was sanctified by the BBC. At that time the radical chic in Britain like Dilip Hiro were seen to be the enlightened ones. The view that democracy is the be and end all of all sociological ills was paramount. So it was a tool to be used by Iranians to be suckered to throw the very culture of Iran out, just like the baby with the bath water. Sure Khomeini came, but that meant change the name of Iran to be the same as Pakistan, as in Islamic Republic of Iran. Then change the flag, and the national anthem, to name a few. This wiping out of Iranian culture was seen to be the first objective of the Islamic regime, and they are still trying to do it.. Of course none of this is being reported even now. More importantly the British..." - Ali Mostofi

"Eli, try not to use the word "Iran" when you mean "Islamic regime" please." - Ali Mostofi

"Google platform does not do Persian or Urdu. That's 200 million people. Try reading some of the reports on iranian.com." - Ali Mostofi

"Wow, they sound as if they are saying it for the first time." - Ali Mostofi

"All we need in Iran, like any other country, is someone that puts culture first. The Ayatollahs do not care for Iran. They have their own agenda, and it is mostly anti-something. The Ayatollahs want to wipe out Iranian culture. It is that simple." - Ali Mostofi

"The regime in Iran is not there because the people of Iran love them. It is there because it pretends to be anti-US and anti-Israel. It is neither. It is a military machine, and like its counterparts in US and other parts of the world, it has to exist. What I am saying is nothing new, but it is true. The US and Israel and the Saudis military, love to have a reason to make money from expanding their industries, and the Ayatollahs want the same. They all help each other to stay in power. They are not interested in the social welfare of the people via the peace dividend. But please help us in one cause. Giving the Ayatollahs the respect that belongs to Iranians is wrong. Do no refer to them as Iranians. In fact the Ayatollahs will tell you they do not like Iran. They want an Islamic state of their own. Refer to them as Iranian regime. They should build one for them in the Shiite area of Iraq. Once they all go there, all our problems will be over. Simple." - Ali Mostofi

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A well- known French filmmaker, Albert Lamorisse, under the aus- pices of Iran's Ministry of Culture and Art, produced the poetic film "Lovers' Wind" (1969). Eighty-five percent of this dramatically visual film is shot from a helicopter, providing a kaleidoscopic view of the vast expanses, natural beauty, historical monuments, cities and villages of Iran. The "narrators" of the film are the various winds (the warm, crimson, evil and lovers' winds), which accord- ing to folklore, inhabit Iran. They sweep the viewers from place to place across the Iranian landscape, introducing the incredible variety of life and scenery in Iran. - Ali Mostofi

I wonder whether HP will include Persian - Ali Mostofi

nearly bought this - Ali Mostofi

This is the real problem which no one can stop. - Ali Mostofi

as if they will seriously work without China and India where US makes stuff for their own consumers - Ali Mostofi

has always been bleak - Ali Mostofi

Why do they write the same articles? - Ali Mostofi