From: aref@Tehran.Stanford.EDU (Modda'iyeh har hAzer va Vakileh har ghAyeb)
Subject: A classic one!! Wuz  Re: Seyyed's view of exiles
Organization: VezArateh Omooreh dAkheleh 
Date: Tue, 13 Oct 1992 15:35:59 GMT


In article <1992Oct13.142516.25982@wuecl.wustl.edu>
seyyed@wuee1.wustl.edu (Seyyed Mahdavian) writes:

>In article <28600039@hplred.HP.COM> moussavi@hplred.HP.COM 
(Farshid Moussavi) writes:
>
>>You have quite a nerve making fun of people who love their country and were
>>forced to leave.  They ran away from your tyranny, and they certainly 
>>won't put up with it here. All these years Iranian kids worked in 
>>restauraunts 30 hours a
>>week and put themselves through school, and built up a massive debt, and the   
>>countryless IR wouldn't even acknowledge them as students!  
>>Whether you like it or not, it is our country too.
>>
>>Agha Javad
>           

I am making the assumption that Seyyed's words of wisdom (WOW) [(c) '92]
are directed towards all Iranians, not just Farshid. In which case, this is 
one of the SCI HezbollAhi classics. I am printing this and putting it up
in my office as a statement of position and beliefs on the part of Seyyed 
and his cronies. I wonder if Mr. Mokhtarian and Mr. Behnam Sadeghi have any
comments on this.
                                                                     
>Farshid, you and lots of other people, are always welcome back to your country.>Just stop mocking people, and don't get involved in political issues. 
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And who the hell do you think you are Seyyed joon to tell people not to
get involved in politics?? It is our country. It is not just yours. If 
anyone should stay out of politics, it is *you* and your cronies who have
just contributed soooo much to the good causes and advancement of Iran.

>Keep your opinion for yourself. How do you know, maybe you are really wrong!
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hahahaha! This is the best of Seyyed. We should start compiling a series of
one-liners and jokes called the best of Seyyed. BUT THIS ONE TOPS the list.
You keep your opinion to yourself. At least others are not trying to shove
their opinion down someone els'e throat. They are simply sharing and voicing
it, to which they have every right; just like you. HOWEVER, *UNLIKE* you,
they don't make threats and accuse others of sexual problems. kAfar hameh
rA be kisheh khod pendArad. BTW, what if, just what if, *you* are wrong???
(although there are no absolutes, it is all relative)

>Don't
>destroy all the bridges behind yourself. Stick to your field of knowledge and
>try to build your country. Look, your country will not be built by accusing
>its political leadership and insulting them in a foreign country.

Neither will it be built by a bunch of self-righteous "I-know-better-than
-you" backward anti-Islamic and anti-Iranian hypocrites. I would much
rather live in a shack with the bare necessities and breath freely rather
than live in a golden prison with all the amenities.


>Don't choose
>the easy way of just "objecting". Go to your country, 
>and try to deal with real problems, and try to be positive.
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Seyyed joon, don't talk from both sides of your mouth.  "Keep your 
opinions to yourself - Don't get involved in political issues " and
then "try to deal with real problems". hahahaha! If your probability
is the same as this sort of logic presented here, I think you ought to
be nominated for the Nobel Prize in moronism. With or with out the "oxy"
prefix.

Aref

PS: Go ahead, tell me I have sexual problems and I need a husband too.
Coming from you, any insult is a complement.