Iranian-American Soldiers

Mohsen Taheri & Noshirvan Samarbakhsh in US forces in Iraq

A 2003 Iranian state TV interview with two Iranian soldiers in the US Army in Iraq. Mohsen Taheri, who is the son of an Iran-Iraq war martyr, and another soldier by the name of Noshirvan Samarbakhsh. Taheri says he was present when Saddam Hossein's statute was brought down.

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26-Mar-2010
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Anonymouse

Very interesting & they both did a good job in their interviews.

by Anonymouse on Sat Mar 27, 2010 06:39 AM PDT

I'm glad this interview is with the regime's TV and not the L.A. TVs.  Can't call them traitors, can you? Yet traitor rolls off some people's mouth like a singing canary! 

Everything is sacred.


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پیام

Ahmad Khatami,

by پیام on Sat Mar 27, 2010 04:34 AM PDT

By bastards I meant you and your buddies, didn't you get it ;). Yep, stupidity is one of the bastards characteristics (LOL)
btw, does conception become legitimate by reciting some verses of a book written in some foreign lingo before you actually proceed to the conception part?


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persian_rainbow

Payam, i hope so too

by persian_rainbow on Sat Mar 27, 2010 03:31 AM PDT

i hope they kick out the bastards- after all their parents  had illegiitmate relations according to Islamic Sharia LAw.

By getting rid of the bastards, we shall help rebuild Iran as the model and true conception of Islamic Sharia Law which I am glad that you too support


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پیام

How is that for irony?! Iranian American soldier taking revenge

by پیام on Sat Mar 27, 2010 03:00 AM PDT

for his fallen dad. On the other hand it saddens me to see this clear example of how deep our diaspora is and how Iranians all over the world have evolved and have become members of new societies ( in this case American soldiers) which practically seems to make it impossible for them to return to the motherland. Nevertheless, I hope to see the day that we kick out the bastards out of Iran that have caused our exile and that all my compatriots return to rebuild our homeland.


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