Misc

According to the visitor this is Tehran

Here is what he says in his site:

i was invited to a party in Tehran and was shocked on how awesome the party was!
you would think that a country with very strict laws the people would be more careful not to break any rules.
that wasn't the case in this party! they broke every RULE!
had lots of fun.

He is from Bahrain and his site is:

//www.youtube.com/user/alisoltani85#p/u

tehran ya tabriz

apparently it's not a party but a wedding, it's not a house but a rented place like a restaurant, and it's not tehran or they wouldn't say "our voice will reach tehran."  it looks like a good time though.  i've been to a few crazy parties in tehran and it didn't quite look like this.  for example, no old man dancing with a suit next to some hipsters high on ecstacy. i think it's a wedding outside or iran or a big city in iran like tabriz!

100% Iraneh..

ملا جون دمت گرم

ملا جون دمت گرم. باحال بود. مرسى

The only place in Iran LtCol Sagord Pirouz pays yearly visit

is in Boshkeh in Hozyeh Elmiyeh, Qom. Stressed and pressurized from all directions in one month SP receives multiple trainings including but not limited to mental, physical, and spiritual areas through all sorts of sensory organs!

I went to an engagement party in northern Tehran earlier this

year, and it was pretty much like this minus the band.  It was in a large basement, which this appears to be as well. Some of those songs sound annoyingly familiar. lol

It's pretty obvious that agent pirouz has never been to Iran, or just has never been invited to a party.  With such an abrasive and obnoxious personality, he probably wasn't even invited to his own birthday parties.

It actually probably is Tehran or nearby

Notice the phone number advertisement in the backround.  It is a 912 area code, which is the area code for mobile phones in Tehran.

People who have been to Iran recently, and know the right crowd, won't be surprised by such a video at all.  The whole "Post-Ahmadinejad-Era-Morality-Crackdown" media line is a crock.  Never before - not even during the Khatami era - have social rules, dress codes, and freedom of speech been more liberal as they are in Iran now.

Sargord Columbo

You are soooo sharp. Permanent fixtures, a bar, well dressed people all leads to the location not being Iran. You always come to a thread, make some general statements and when everyone asks you to elaborate, you are nowhere to be found.

Curious. This is a dedicated

Curious. This is a dedicated dance hall, not something improvised or temporary. Notice the laser light fixtures. They're permanently affixed, with wiring professionally built into the wall. On the right side corner of the hall, you can make out what appears to be a well designed bar.

Also, look at how well dressed the revelers appear to be. If this is Tehran, the standard of living is at least as high as LA!

But let's not fool ourselves. This doesn't look like Tehran. I wonder why the folks who posted this video thought it necessary to title it as such? Ah, let's give them the benefit of the doubt and consider it a youthful prank of some sort. 

its not tehran!

listen at 1:14 he say "seda bereseh be tehran" (voice reach tehran).

this one is not in iran, but parties like this are common there.

Happy defiance

It makes me feel good and gives me hope that Iranian youth have not given up.  To win against the Islamic Evil, we must show that we are just as determined to win back our freedom as they are to stifle it.   It takes this sort of defiance to beat them back one inch at a time.  More power to Iranian youth.   

This is how Good fights back Evil.

It is good to see how life and happiness is fighting back the Evil Islam. It should go back to hell hole it came from. Fortunately this will keep Emam Zaman in his hole too (or is he in space)