For Mona

Roozbeh_Gilani
by Roozbeh_Gilani
15-Sep-2012
 

I had no idea who Mona was, until I was out of Iran, in England , as a student in late 1980’s. I heard about her from a Baha'i classmate, whom I met only because I was offered to share a room with him at university dorms (or “halls of reseidence” as they call them over there). I was very reluctant to share a room with him once I learnt he was a Baha'i, but that is another story for another time perhaps.. Suffice to say, I only agreed to share the room with him because renting a room outside college dorms in Central London would have been a very expensive proposition, even during late 1980’s.

Well, I never became a Baha'i. In fact I became an athiest, but that's another story..... But my attitude towards baha'i folks changed forever.

For now, I’d just like to share this video clip Of Mona with you, which explains to some degree my later change of attitude towards our Baha'i compatriots.

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It's about spamming most blogs with the link to a blog that people haven't been to, except his own multiple IDs. Most people write blogs, but they don't turn the site upside down with attention seeking and disruption. This is why some call it disturbing behaviour.

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Action Jackson can do anything!

by Faramarz on Mon Sep 17, 2012 04:51 PM PDT

 

 

OnlyIran,

He can do it because he is Action Jackson!

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MaryamJoon a/ka/a Jackson, etc.

by Onlyiran on Mon Sep 17, 2012 04:42 PM PDT

Since you'ree good at asking everyone questions, let me ask you one:

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Jackson

bah

by Jackson on Mon Sep 17, 2012 04:02 PM PDT

Iranian government officials and state-sponsored media routinely accuse
groups they dislike of committing crimes and posing security threats.

 they do it routinely in israel too and iranian.com


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vildemose

  Memarian wrote the

by vildemose on Mon Sep 17, 2012 02:48 PM PDT

 

Memarian wrote the following article, which was published on openDemocracy:

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Read the full article here.

 

 

All Oppression Creates a State of War--Simone De Beauvoir


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Mamoor joon

by MaryamJoon on Mon Sep 17, 2012 02:09 PM PDT

Speaking of the Bahai leaders ... Did you know some of them were born with different (non-Iranian) names?  

Yes it's true.  Bahalluah was one of the first to change his name.  He was born Mirza Hossein'ali Noori.   Now a lot of guys that were born with different names are choosing Persian names.

I once met a Bahai local leader at a book fair and the first thing I said was: "You don't look like a Farhad!"  And he said, "I'm not ... I changed my name."

God business is big business:

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مآمور

Maryam joon, I googled them

by مآمور on Mon Sep 17, 2012 02:05 PM PDT

your daily reminder of those 9 got me run a search on internet. 5 out of 9 have some sort of Iranian traditional first and last name

5/9= .55, 55% of the assembly are iranian(so called), that is to say 45% are not, Bahai faith, good or bad, has lost its roots in Iran and it is finding them in some other places in this world!!

good luck to our bahais compatriots who are searching for their compatriots outside of Iran!! that is the way to advance their religion and I personally have no objection to that!!

I wear an Omega watch


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MaryamJoon

Foad Manshadi is Iranian too ... however ...

by MaryamJoon on Mon Sep 17, 2012 02:04 PM PDT

Most of the MILLIONAIRE-BANDIT-BAHAI-LEADERS sitting in their Versace suits in Haifa Israel cashing in on Foad's suffering are not Iranian -- Those 9 Bahai "Leader" cowards need to answer questions directly to reduce the chances of more 'Foads' suffering because people are suspicious about their organization's activities.  But I guess the 9 cowardly leaders get more publicity and cash-contributions when there are people like Foad.  Versace corrupts.  

God Business is big business: Bahai Leaders confirm not caring about Followers 


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"I am an Iranian too". By Foad Manshadi

by Roozbeh_Gilani on Mon Sep 17, 2012 01:52 PM PDT

Those who are not filled with hatred for our Baha'i compatriots, those who respect life and liberty will enjoy watching this video clip by Foad Manshadi, whom I believe is quite a popular singer amongst younger Iranians. The style of music is not quite my own cup of tea, but the massage of Unity is just great

Enjoy!

//www.youtube.com/watch?v=yuJ_x_EpKyc

  

"Personal business must yield to collective interest."


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MaryamJoon

Mamoor Dear

by MaryamJoon on Mon Sep 17, 2012 01:50 PM PDT

These 9 gentleman-leaders of the Bahais (mostly non-Iranians) have a fraud case: They need to explain why they continue to make millions of dollars off of Iranian Bahais reputations and suffering while they won't hold an open answer-&-question meeting with their skeptics to reduce distrust and better protect their followers.  I guess when the Bahai leaders put on Versace suits, they forget how to speak.  Maybe when there are more victims they get more publicity and contributions and can buy more Versace business suits and other things.   I hope I didn't interrupt their BBQ and hot tub party in Haifa Israel.  

God Business is big business: Bahai Leaders confirm not caring about Followers 

 


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مآمور

any body with a fraud case here??

by مآمور on Mon Sep 17, 2012 01:38 PM PDT

the credential of those who mock the believes of billion people and growing, that is 'they' . are as good as the criminal records!!

Sam Bacile is a leading blogger in this site, he needs to use different user ids to fool FBI!! Sammy, the fake Iranian, u better change user ids as many time as u can!! FBI is after u, not for your BS but for your credentials!!

I wear an Omega watch


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Faramarz

Demonic Verses!

by Faramarz on Mon Sep 17, 2012 01:27 PM PDT

 

 

Demon,

I had a conference call with God this morning and she said that she is on our side (the "We" side!)

You really have to change your evil ways, Demon!

Otherwise, my best friend Lucifer, the black cat will put a curse on you and you will be hearing Carlos Santana's song all the time, even while you are doing your Namaz thing!

//www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdjeQUJwFk8


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Demo

The Betraying Mouths of 'We'

by Demo on Mon Sep 17, 2012 01:15 PM PDT

 

 

'for simply writing a blog on Brave Mona, says quite a lot about how weak and terrfied is our enemy, the islamist Regime,  and how strong we, the people of Iran are.'

The people of Iran are anything but the 'We,' i.e. the traitors, liers, wolves in sheeps clothings, Bahais' & Pahlavis' worshippers, fake lefties, Israelis' spies, and many alike.

Shame on 'We' to betray Mona's name to advance their hidden agendas. A BIG SHAME.

And may GOD never allow that 'We' to succeed with their evil plans against our beloved country. Amen. 


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Mardom Mazloom

روزبه جان،

Mardom Mazloom
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از اینا توقع زیاد نداشته باش: از وقتی که ساندیس ناب خر علی دیگه خوب به مغزشون نمیرسه؛ بالا کله را کمپلت اجاره دادند!


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Roozbeh_Gilani

Well. this blog is not about "baha'i Leaders"

by Roozbeh_Gilani on Mon Sep 17, 2012 01:04 PM PDT

Which seem to be keeping you going on this site 24/7.

This blog is about Mona the 17 year girl who was murdered by the Islamist regime,  because she refused to denounce her religion.

Now if you have something to say about the blog itself, say so. Otherwise, please leave and dont make a bigger fool of yourself than you already have. 

"Personal business must yield to collective interest."


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MaryamJoon

Michael Jackson = Tina Turner = Freddie Mercury

by MaryamJoon on Mon Sep 17, 2012 12:45 PM PDT

BAHAI LEADERS = MILLIONAIRE-BANDITS THAT WON'T ANSWER QUESTIONS AND CASH IN OFF OF THE SUFFERING OF INDIVIDUALS: 

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Onlyiran

"Jackson"

by Onlyiran on Mon Sep 17, 2012 12:34 PM PDT

Wahid = MaryamJoon  = Frashogar's (now blocked) new incarnation.

LOL!! 


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MaryamJoon

No hate ... no anger ...

by MaryamJoon on Mon Sep 17, 2012 12:25 PM PDT

JUST QUESTIONS FOR THE MILLIONAIRE-BAHAI-LEADERS THAT CASH IN ON THE SYMPATHY-PUBLICITY WHILE REFUSING TO ANSWER QUESTIONS.  

God Business is big business: Bahai Leaders confirm not caring about Followers 


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Roozbeh_Gilani

Wow! The Hate and Anger, use of Profanity, personal attacks...

by Roozbeh_Gilani on Mon Sep 17, 2012 12:19 PM PDT

for simply writing a blog on Brave Mona, says quite a lot about how weak and terrfied is our enemy, the islamist Regime,  and how strong we, the people of Iran are.

"Personal business must yield to collective interest."


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Truthseeker9

...

by Truthseeker9 on Mon Sep 17, 2012 10:43 AM PDT

Don't worry, I'm sure they love your parents too. 


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Jackson

someone should write a book called

by Jackson on Mon Sep 17, 2012 10:41 AM PDT

bahai and the mona industry


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Jackson

Yes they love Mona

by Jackson on Mon Sep 17, 2012 10:40 AM PDT

because they get to milk Mona forever while never having to answer questions like the ones you asked

how low can you go hiding behind a dead girl's shroud to cover and deflect from having to answer questions


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MaryamJoon

The Bahai leaders love Mona

by MaryamJoon on Mon Sep 17, 2012 10:36 AM PDT

... They are praying for a few more Monas so they can put a couple of more million dollars of donations into their Israeli bank accounts.  


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مآمور

I wish u the same

by مآمور on Mon Sep 17, 2012 10:33 AM PDT

but a wish coming true immediately, U cant wait any more!! 

U want a job and U want it now!! not after toppling the regime in Iran, not after US election, not after Israel bombs Iran.........RIGHT NOW

u need to get away from this site and let your brain rest!!!

NOW, NOT AFTER

I wear an Omega watch


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Roozbeh_Gilani

They are still terrified of 17 year old Mona!

by Roozbeh_Gilani on Mon Sep 17, 2012 09:35 AM PDT

 Truthseeker9: This behaviour to be expected  of all murderers being reminded of their crimes. But these islamo fascists are a particularly cowardly kind of Murderers. More than 25 years after murdering this brave Baha'i Teen ager, look and see for yourself how the mere mention of her name leads to the crazed howls of profanity and hate coming out of the froth covered mouth of their low ranking  cowardly cyber attack poodle  who keeps coming back using all his/her user ID's trying to silence the voice of truth!

"Personal business must yield to collective interest."


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Demo

دروغگویی و کم حافظگی!

Demo
Mon Sep 17, 2012 08:47 AM PDT

روزبه سرخ است در روز و منکر به خدا
شب هنگام  عابد است و آمین در دعا

بسی دروغگویی و فحش و تهمت نابجا چه در کلام اول و چه در وسط و چه در انتها!


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Truthseeker9

It speaks volumes about this site & Administrators

by Truthseeker9 on Mon Sep 17, 2012 08:46 AM PDT

that the "cha-ching" comment and its disgusting content about the executed Mona, made by "MaryamJoon" has stayed. Shame on those who make money out of such material and attacks on executed innocents.


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Roozbeh_Gilani

آقا / خانوم دمو

Roozbeh_Gilani
Mon Sep 17, 2012 01:22 AM PDT

شما با هر نام قلابی  که برگردید برای نقل و نبات پراکنی به این بلاگ، جواب من به شما همین بود که پایین به شما ارسال شد. پس لطفا دوباره مطالعه و کیف بکنید!   

حرف آخر به شما: امیدوارم که بعد از سرنگونی رژیم منفور، فاسد، دزد و آدمکش اسلامی، خدا به شما کاری جدید بدهد که احتیاج به این همه دروغگویی، بی‌ شرمی، بی‌ شرافتی، بی‌ حیثیتی و وطن فروشی، آنهم در دیار غربت،   برای چندر غاز نداشته باشد.

آمین.

 


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مآمور

آقای روزبه

مآمور
Sun Sep 16, 2012 11:36 PM PDT

 سوال خاتمه این بلاگ ، شما وقتی میگی قلابی آیا هیچ به ستاره سرخ خود نگاهی کردی؟ یا همش چشمهایت گذاشته روی ساعت من؟؟
زیادی هم جو سازی نکن ، دمو را من خوب میشناسم هیچ مشکلی با هیچ اقلیت و اکثریتی ندارد!!

I wear an Omega watch


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Rea

My Baha'i story

by Rea on Sun Sep 16, 2012 07:39 PM PDT

It goes back to the end of eighties.

Was living in NZealand at the time, doing my MCom. A new lecturer, oriental looking, came on board. We knew she was Iranian and we all assumed it was the war that had driven her out of the country.

Then things started turning nasty in the ex-Yu and I started getting restless. One day she approached me and asked about what was going on in my home country.

As we spoke, she said she was Baha'i. I suppose she'd expected me to understand. But I didn't. Prior to talking to her, I'd never heard about Baha'is.

Her beautiful eyes have stayed with me ever since, I still remember their sadness.

 

Thx @RG for this timely blog.


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