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We begin tonight’s edition of A Window to the Fatherland with Dr. Alireza Nourizadeh reading one of his poems from the book of his collected works.
Dr. Alireza Nourizadeh:
Zayandeh Rood River and Amir Dam in Isfahan are among our nation’s heritage and let’s just listen to the utterances of the ignorant Friday Prayers Imam of this historic city in this video clip and find out how he mocks these ancient buildings.
And his reason for this is that he believes if a single woman walks along these sites by herself God will dry up this river and the dam because she has committed a morality crime!
One needs to tell this idiot that it is the devastating policies of his masters in the regime that have dried up many Iranian rivers and dams that has led to hundreds of thousands of people leave their farms and migrate to the large cities and become beggars to stay alive.
The mass rallies and protests of people in cities like Kazeroon over the last few days is a reaction to these disastrous policies of the regime as many of its leaders have been involved in illegally diverting the water resources of our country to irrigate their own farmlands.
The problem with the Iran of today is that its ruling regime does not have any feeling or love for it and its people. Khamenei himself would immediately order millions of dollars to be stolen from our nation and given to the Hezbollah of Lebanon if they need to build a new piping system. But when it comes to the needs of the Iranian people there is not a penny in the government’s budget for them.
In the second part of the program we will cover these topics:
Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and how other countries look upon its diplomats;
The latest news of the Middle East;
The sale of chemical materials to Syria by a Belgian firm;
The botched assassination attempt on the life of the chief of staff of the Libyan army.
And last but not the least, the story of the brave young Iranian girl who yesterday fought with the fascistic members of the morality police on the streets of Tehran.
Her resistance case must be an example for every Iranian woman and man to confront this barbaric regime and its agents.
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