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Rasker
Joined: 03 Feb 2005 Posts: 1455 Location: USA
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Posted: Tue Jun 21, 2005 2:18 pm Post subject: Wear Red on Friday (or any other day, if you like) |
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FROM http://www.specialisp.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7030 in the Iran Sports Press Forum, some good political stuff in the General Forum there.
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Sultan
Wear Red on Friday
Folks, someone care to translate this and then we email it around and maybe on Friday everyone will be in red?
I found the template on the web and made some changes to it.
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I have an idea for a quiet revolution. Please take 5 minutes to read and then help me if you can: Here's some history behind this idea: When Norway was occupied by Germany in 1940, Norwegian women began to knit RED caps for children as a way of letting everyone know that they did not like what was happening in their country, that they didn't like having their freedom taken away by the Nazis. My great aunt, Karin Knudson Myrstad, was one of the women who knit red caps for her children and others. Similarly, in Denmark, women knit red-white-and blue caps (colors of the Allies) for the very same reason.
The result was that whenever Norwegians and Danes left their homes -- to go to the store, to work, etc, they could see that the majority opposed what was going on in their country. As you know, both countries organized effective Resistance efforts and changed history -- everything that happened began simply by wearing red!!!! (or the colors of the Allies, in Denmark).
1. BACKGROUND: I believe, as many of us do, that we deserve a more representative government. However, we also love our country and don't want any blood shed.
2. SO... I have been thinking that it's time to take action in a way that is effective and easy for all of us to do: Just wear red on election day when you go to vote and every Friday until our rights have been recognized; or until they ban the color red.
Wear a little or a lot - just be sure that when you leave your house to go about your day - to work, to school, to the store, to the gas station, wherever you go in your daily routine - that everyone who sees you will see that you are wearing red because you believe in freedom and you don't agree with our current administration's policies. I'm really certain that we'll see that lots of us wearing red for freedom - because we are the majority. We just need a way to show each other who we are!!! Between now and election day, ask everyone you know to wear red for "Freedom Fridays."
3. I have already spread the word to friends and have had a very enthusiastic response. This email has been forwarded around the country by many who receive it - feel free to send in on to your friends and co-workers.
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Rasker
Joined: 03 Feb 2005 Posts: 1455 Location: USA
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Posted: Fri Jun 24, 2005 11:50 am Post subject: |
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TEHRAN WEBCAMS SEEM TO SHOW ULTRA-LIGHT TRAFFIC
[posters note: this post is linked to the current webcam pics so what you see reflects what the cam is showing when you view the post, not what I saw when I posted!]
Enghelab Square:
Afriqa Expressway is heavy coming west into town but I recall that as usual in the afternoon:
Hafte-Tir:
Modares-Mirdamad:
Is this an indication that millions are following the call to stay home today? Or is this normal traffic for a Friday in Teheran? _________________ The Sun Is Rising In The West!Soon It Will Shine on All of Iran! |
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