From: satan <satan666@halcyon.com>
Subject: Re: Women's pos. & Ben Mahjoor
Originator: bbs@halcyon.com
Organization: The 23:00 News and Mail Service
Date: Wed, 16 Dec 1992 23:18:18 GMT

javad@hplabsz.hpl.hp.com (Agha Javad) writes:

> In article <15DEC92.13178806.0091@UNBVM1.CSD.UNB.CA> J10B000 <J10B@UNB.CA> wr
> >
> >3) It's not fair that we blame IRI goverment for some yong people misery
> >in Turkey and Pakistan...
great essay deleted...
> >n and instead they found hell it's their own fault. Some people ressiste
> >couldn't manage their life should blame themselves. Life is not always
> >probable to get misery.  Pessar Amoo
> >for the public I'm fine with that. I'm fine with the other side as well.
> 
> until 1988.  Most of the casualties happened in 1982-88, and it was for
> people's pride or anything, it was just that it was in the mollah's benefit
> of blood" and with "claws and teeth" in order to liberate Ghods and Karbala.
> the IRI just casually decided that war is not a good thing, and that they 
> ended when it was in their benefit.  If there was a hell for our country's
> 
> more of them without giving a damn if there will be enough schools or jobs
> for them?  For EIGHT YEARS they sent our young men with little more than an
> assault rifle and a few weeks of training up against T-72 tanks, Mig 29's,
> rivers with electricity, and chemical weapons and napalm and cluster bombs
> in a battle they KNEW couldn't be won.  And when it was all over, they didn't
> even have the decency to build at least some kind of memorial like most other
> countries have for their war dead in their honor.  This is just an example of
> how much they appreciated their sacrifice, and how little those men's lives 
> meant to them.  Damn it, if you were a young man then with no other future
> but to fight this stupid war, and you didn't beleive in it, what would you do
> Do you think it was easy to go to Turkey or Pakistan?  Do you think people we
> there in limos?  Have you ever been in the mountains of NW Iran or Eastern 
> Turkey, or the Baluchi desert?  Do you think young people would just go there
> to have fun or "to find paradise"?  If someone goes through all that, they 
> must be motivated by much more than "let's see if we can find some fun in
> Pakistan".  I know people who went through that, and they had had it with the
> IRI, and they were determined to do more with their lives than have it end fo
> NOTHING just cause some fat bellied mollah asked him to.  FYI, a lot of them
> died in the way, and the most lucky ones made it here. Guess where that leave
> the rest?  Stuck in Turkey and Pakistan, not able to go back home, and forced
> into a bad situation.  This is the DIRECT RESULT of IRI's policies, and of th
> low regard for human life and well being, especially that of the young
> generation. The IRI destroyed our future.
> 
> As for the young people back home, what are their opportunities? The 
> universities are absolutely nowhere compared to before the revolution,
> and there aren't enough places for all the qualified students.  There
> are not enough jobs either, and even those who have a job can't make ends
> meet thanks to Islamic economics as interpreted by IRI.  So if you wonder
> what Iranian youth are doing, take a stroll down the streets of Tehran,
> Isfahan, Shiraz, etc., and tell me what you see.  You see all these little ki
> selling cigarettes, films, other black market items.  You see a drug problem
> in the streets unparalleled in our modern history.  Go to meidoon-e-toopkhoon
> and you'll see whole fleets of "shakhsi" cars dying to find someone to give a
> ride to for meager wages.  You'll see the streets filled with young people in
> the middle of a workday, just buying and selling stuff, or wandering around
> aimlessly.  I was a student there, and I'm telling you, our youth is stuck
> and have very little future.  Only the luckiest ones further their education
> or succeed in other ventures, the majority go nowhere.  The best students in 
> my graduating class all ended up here, because they couldn't do anything in I
> They have studied medicine, engineering, and other fields in some of the best
> colleges in America and Europe, and have done quite well.  They were rejected
> from these majors back home when they took the konkoor because the class 
> hezbollahi didn't give them enough marks.  You can't say they are dumb, eithe
> The irony is that the west, which the IRI tells us is our country's enemy,
> treats our youth much better than our own government!  Look at all the people
> out here who busted their butts in school, washed dishes to support themselve
> and made it, and see if you can tell them that they just came out here "looki
> for paradise" or "they can't manage their lives".  I and many other of our
> young generation SPIT on the IRI for destroying our future and usurping our
> homeland, and milking our people.
> 
> So next time you claim "It's not fair that we blame IRI goverment", I ask
> that you review the meaning of fairness, and answer to yourself the question,
> "Haven't the Iranian people been fair to the IRI regime long enough?"
> 
> 
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Agha Javad
 Hey lejan! How's SCI's biggest namard hanging? So you thought you could     
get rid of me. Huh? Punk? Telling by this little piece of khak that got
your mom to write it's still evident that your a traitor to Iranians all 
over the world. I was reading how you and the rest of your jendahs,

especially the little taki Paki, conspired to try to get rid of me! Now
that I failed my Fortran class because I couldn't compile any of my 
programs, because I didn't have my account anymore, I am mad as hell! So 
Khanem Javad goodbye and will meet again because I found out how to write 
on SCI by going through a few backdoors.

Satan.
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