Democracy on trial

Paintings

by Reza Karimi
07-Jan-2008
 
Reza Karimi has been living in the United States since the late '60s, but he still has not lost touch with his past and his cultural roots. Bringing to life, memories of his childhood back in Isfahan, Iran. He masters certain aspects of painting, like light and shade and the use of vivid color. He has exhibited his works in prestigious galleries and museums in London and New York City>>> iranianpaintings.com
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manesh

Beautiful paintings, Mr. Karimi

by manesh on Tue Jan 08, 2008 06:11 AM PST

But, isn't it interesting that, so far, nobody has commented on the paintings and only on the actors depicted in it?  What? Are they saying because they don't like Mossadegh, you shouldn't paint him at all?    Now let's see if you can paint  these wounded children who can not look at a painting and not see their own hurt?  Can you paint narrow-minded, absolutist losers?


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Hypocracy on trial!

by changiz khan (not verified) on Tue Jan 08, 2008 05:16 AM PST

This should be the right title for this photo collection. Mossadegh was the greatest, ever greatar than Khomeini, charlatan, in the history of the beleaguerred country. He betrayed a nation for his personal and selfish ambitions. Sorry Mossdaeghollahis present here - now fire your curses at me!


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Our friend lost in

by J'e .. Fu (not verified) on Mon Jan 07, 2008 09:54 PM PST

Our friend lost in nowhere-land (where is it? :)) and that other bright mind (and his sloppy tyrant-keeping :) are so confused.
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The Good Dr. violated the constitution. (This is rarely discussed.) He also was the Ahmadinejad of his time (however you wanna take that pill. I like the Drs. :).
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The Shah loved Iran. This is plain as day. He was also confused (about what's up in this planet) but given the choices available to him, a Royal Nationalist, one supposes the Americans were the least offensive of the choices available. Uncle Joe? Nyet! The Chinese? No one was that crazy. Qajars? They had enough fun and f***d Iran nearly for good (and good riddance!) Mullahs? Befarmaa'een. Bekhoreen! :)
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Gotta love Iran. What a colorful land and such lovely people!


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The A-hole who called Mossadegh Comedian

by Na-gharbi Na-sharghi (not verified) on Mon Jan 07, 2008 09:24 PM PST

ASSHOLE LIKE YOU ,PUT DOWN OUR National Champion,the only Irani whom Loved Iran truly,and died for that cause.

Those Jakesh(es) from Shah's Propaganda mechine called him communist .I do not belive they still exist, Shah sucked up to American all his life so did Saddam Hossein,(they ended up in trash hole of history) ..they build up their statues and people drag them down.Your dad was a "comedian" whom you don't know who he was...ask your mom she will remember.


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another reminder of how

by bahman (not verified) on Mon Jan 07, 2008 09:17 PM PST

another reminder of how bi-sharaf the pahlavis were. the biggest crime in iranian history


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Kouroush Sassanian

surely, as hell!

by Kouroush Sassanian on Mon Jan 07, 2008 07:20 PM PST

So the arab regimes that the Soviet supported are all free now, because of the fall of the Soviet Empire - right!


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In a sense, if this

by Another lost iranian in France (not verified) on Mon Jan 07, 2008 04:49 PM PST

In a sense, if this Mossadegh comedian would have kept power back in 53, we'd have prolly ended as another communist regime. And surely be free by now...


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