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Welcome to Iranians for Democracy

به ایرانیان برای دموکراسی خوش آمدید

Ali Persian Sohrab

علی سهراب

“Destiny of Iran, Freedom is Calling. Democracy is Ours.” Ali

no war with Israeli

the kingdom of the Mullahs no more keys necessary.

No Wars and Keys Necessary

The Money of Iran belongs to the People of Iran

I am Ali Sohrab علی سهراب, I represent Iranians for Democracy ایرانیان برای دموکراسی. Our movement is going to shake the core and the foundation of Iran for the next 500 years to come.

I want to share some policies we will instate:

The first day in office we will introduce the first female Vice President معاون زن رئیس جمهور in Iranian history.

Second we will remove all Islamic laws from our country. We will remove the name Islamic republic جمهوری اسلامی from our country.

We will make peace with all people and countries in the world and remove sanctions that have crippled our people for years.

It is time to separate the church and state. No more Islamic law. It’s time for all the Mullahs to resign from all government jobs, private jobs, military guard jobs and most of all it’s time for president

Kingdom of Mullahs: Your Time is Up!

Iran The Perfect Storm

Freedom is Coming

Letter to Iranian Community: USA & the World

This is the story of the ending of the dead revolution; The kingdom of the Mulla’s (The Medusa Clan).

I have been telling the world for over 40 years of my life, the key to all these problems is Iran, Iran, Iran.

It is time for a spiritual awakening and for cooler heads to prevail. It is time to stop beating the war drums.

Iranian people are not the enemy, and yes we do want a government change. The only enemy here is the kingdom of the Mullahs, the medusa clan.

To all millions people of Iran and throughout the world, we must not fall in this trap of war.

To all the Iranian mothers and fathers, it is time to tell the kingdom of the Mullahs the medusa clan, no keys necessary. We are not going to sacrifice any lives of any children.

To all the Iranian military commanders, please listen to Ali’s words. You are part of the new generation. You are part of the Iranian people. You are part of the noble blood of warriors of the Sohrab worriers. We were warriors before there were warriors. Your job is to protect the people of Iran, not this dead revolution that is on its way out. After all, you have sworn an oath to protect the country from destruction, not cause it.

1. Equal rights for all Iranian women and all people; no more segregation.

2. No more Islamic law.

3. Removal of the name Islamic Republic. We will be known as Iran (Persia).

4. No more funding of terrorist organizations. The money of Iran is for the people of Iran.

Message from the future first female Vice President of Iran

No Wars and Keys Necessary

To all the Iranian mothers, wives, daughters, sisters, stop the men in your family. Do not sacrifice another family member’s life for a dead revolution. Forbid them from joining a fight that they have nothing to do with. And tell the kingdom of the Mullahs no more keys necessary.

We the people of Iran (Persia) will do this together, one person at a time, one vote at a time, one voice at a time.

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Simin Behbahani, Poet of Persia

 

This iSimin-Behbahanis a message to all the Iranians in Iran and all over the world.  It is with deepest regret and sadness we must inform you of the passing of Simin Behbahani; a poet, scholar, humanitarian, a true champion of human rights for all Iranian women.  My Auntie Simin is survived by two sons, Mortaza, Hussein, and a daughter Omid.  She is also survived by six grandchildren and four great grandchildren.  My Auntie Simin was a woman ahead of her time.  She was raised by her mother, Fakri Arghun Khalatbari.  At the early age of 14, my aunt figured out that she was a special person and she was truly born into a royal family.  She learned that her mother was a great poet, newspaper editor, and a great leader.  My Auntie Simin has written over 20 books and produced over 4500 poems that have been translated into many languages and they will always be part of our heritage. My Auntie Simin was nick-named the “Lioness of Persia”.  She was nominated two times for the Nobel Peace Prize in Literature.  She was also an icon in the Persian community.  She stood for human rights and equal rights for all the women of Persia. When the Iranian revolution came to power she was the voice of the people with her poems and actions; she was always protecting the innocent. As I was growing up in Iran, I remember every Nowruz we used to all get together and take food and money to feed the hungry and cloth the needy.  With her smile and generosity she set an example for all of us in all of our generations.  As the revolution cracked down on poets, musicians and scholars, as they fled Iran for their lives, only my Aunt stayed and said I am not leaving without a fight, this is my land, my home, this is my heritage, this is the land of my ancestors, and this is where I will always live.  As a poet she touched many lives.  As a mother to all Persians she touched all our souls.  As the revolution was trying to put out the fires in our souls she stood up even when she was beaten, jailed and punished, and her passport removed, and she was no longer allowed to leave the country.  She sent a clear message that “I am the voice of freedom, I am the voice of the people, and I will not allow anyone to take power over me”. One of the saddest moments in my Aunt’s lifetime was when the Iranian Women’s Soccer Team was disqualified from the World Cup Soccer Tournament.  She was saddened because the only crime the women committed was to have a scarf over their heads. As a person, she kept it to herself but you could always see the pain in her face because it was one of the saddest moments in Persian history. By the order of Ali and the people of Persia, on this date, August 19, 2014, forever will be a National Holiday and be known as Simin Behbahani, Poet and Humanitarian of Persia.

“My homeland, I shall build you again

With bricks of my soul.

I shall raise your pillars again

With pieces of my bone”

 

We are born free, we must live free and we will die FREE.

May God rest your soul in the heavens my Auntie Simin and may all that you dreamed about on earth come true for all; and may God in the heavens keep you safe until we all meet again. For now, I will see you every night, in the skies, as a shining star that you have always been.

God bless you and love from all of us.

Ali Sohrab