This is what we're dealing with people

This is what we're dealing with people
by Cost-of-Progress
29-Oct-2009
 

This is the mentality that helped bring the Islamic Repressive of Iran to power and to a great extent (barring all foriegn interferences) has kept it afloat.

Would anyone like to share their thoughts as to how one deals with such atmosphere? Granted this is what appears to be a junior mullah (bache mullah) holding the sign. Would you like to guess what percentage of people in Iran subscribe to this point of view?

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This monkey needs his Amameh removed first and then...

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I guess I should have translated it

by Cost-of-Progress on

But Maziar did a good job. Thanks.

He's a Jr Mullah becasue he looks like it. Part of his head is visible and he looks to be in his twenties. As far as I know, there are no ranking (attire wise)  to easily tell a Jr pig from a senior pig (I mean mullah)  - That said, I am no mullah expert, so.....

BTW, my apology to pigs! 

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A minority group

by banoojon on

This young mullah is from a minority in Iran. They are a group of people who are brainwashed by their religious mentors, or are paid to follow the order. More than 70% of Iranians are born after the revolution, and did not vote for the IRI. If the majority of Iranians (inside and outside the country) unite, and show their desire to get rid of this backward mentality, the IRI will soon disappear.


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Bache akhond.

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maziar 58

........

by maziar 58 on

translation with broken English...

he who COMES FROM GOD & RETURNS TO GOD !!!

the unislamic attempts of mixed dances and minglings of Iranian women's sport club.....

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Magen30

English Translation?

by Magen30 on

For those who are unable to read the Persian language  , would someone provide an English translation of the sign the "Jr. Mullah" is holding in the above photo. 

Is the above photo taken in Iran or where?  (IMO, the setting will also lend an additional level of "un-written" communication.) 

Thank you.

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