Why haven't we been updated on the Iranian student who ran over 9 American college students?
602415
It was at a VERY liberal college and they didn't have the ba!!s to say that it was a hate crime even though he said it was when he called the police himself...go figure!
3178
I wish that someone would really get the people in the UN that are involved in that oil for food scandal especially since it made Saddam so much money and was said to put money in the pockets of terrorists. Apparently there was no monitoring system to see what happened and where the money went. This is a good question and I will definately watch it to see if anyone knows anything more about it.
1089026
Yes, all his messages are reported in the U.S.  There was a new one just two weeks ago.  But there have been so many, and they are so rambling and incoherent, that we just can't remember all of them.\nIf you've never heard of these messages, then try tuning to National Public Radio every morning, or the News Hour on PBS every evening.
1033514
http://www.newsflash.org/2003/05/si/si001609.htm\ntheres one dude.
525689
Right here, among other places:\nhttp://www.finalcall.com/artman/publish/article_2607.shtml\n[This is the official translation from the Iranian Republic News Angency (IRNA)]
889582
go to youtube and search his name.  You can find the whole file and see what happened.  Its nothing nice.  BUt get this, read the comments of some of the members after viewing the clip.  Has anything changed?????
752217
We didn't know enough about him.  The problem with bashing your opponent is that your own message doesn't reach the voters.  I only found out today that Angelides is the son of immigrants who scrimped and saved to send him to an Ivy League university.  I'd have liked to hear about his past accomplishments, in addition to what his plans for the future might have been.  As for Arnold, I'm glad that foreign-born people are not eligible for the presidency.
519674
I see the Point of the Article.....But  I think the Administration is taking the right Approach here,This is my opinion why:1-The younger Generation of Iran do not like its Gov. Policies.Wouldnt be surprised if some or all allied nations trying to stir people against war.2-Irans leader has been making unprovoked threats to many nations,making this a European problem as well.Because of types of threats,War could very well mean WWIII.I think Administration is hoping that our Allies take the lead in any negotiations because Irans military capabilities make it a bigger threat to europe.3-If it comes to American military involvement,look at a map,to see where our soldiers are with regards to Iran.With Troops in Iraq and Afghanistan,Fleets in Persian Gulf, And our bases in Europe and Asia,we are well positioned Militarily.Although my personal belief is that Iranian leader is Crazy(literally)I hope this situation resloves itself.The majority of young Iranians are just like us,they want to live like us and european nations,its just that they have a lunatic with a very large military loyal to that lunatic for a leader.Please note that my opinion is based on what I know and learned through discussions with Iranian Immigrants at school.\nSorry 4 any typos...heavily medicated....
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First of all, this story is three years old. Second, the South Carolina Attorney General and the U.S. Justice Department have concluded their investigations and both determined that there were NO civil rights violations during this raid. Here is a link to that (from a pro-drug website): http://stopthedrugwar.org/chronicle-old/351/goosecreek.shtml\n\nHere is a link to the original story (from a more reputable source): http://www.cnn.com/2003/US/South/11/07/school.raid/\n\nThe police raided ONE hallway of the school, detained the 107 students in that hallway (of the 2000+ that attend the school), and handcuffed a grand total of 12-14 students, all who repeatedly failed to respond to the officers' instructions. The drug dogs alerted on 12 book bags, that turned out to not contain drugs, but did apparently still possess the scent of drugs that will remain for approximately 1 week after an item has contact with drugs. Even some of the students who complained about the search admitted that there is a large drug problem in the school, and that the dealers just managed to get away.\n\nIt's becoming apparent that the reason you never post a link to the "injustices" you talk about is because you know that letting people read the real story will show them how ridiculously skewed your version of events is.
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There's a book on that; in fact more than one:\nIn the shadow of the Ayatollah : a CIA hostage in Iran / William J. Daugherty\nInvading the embassy : explaining the origins of the Iran Hostage Crisis / David P. Houghton.\nTaken hostage : the Iran hostage crisis and America's first encounter with radical Islam / David Farber.\nTakeover in Tehran : the inside story of the 1979 U.S. Embassy capture / Massoumeh Ebtekar, as told to Fred A. Reed.\nOral histories of some of the hostages (see the Columbia University library catalog ("CLIO") and search under <iran embassy> or call # NXCP90)
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Glad to see that blaming the USA for all of the worlds problems is a concept that is still alive and well. I guess we should really apologize for the great flood. Probably the only reason Noah made it was because he was an agent of the USA.\n For the guy who is obviously Iranian lets pose the question a little differently. \n If you had a neighbor who has threatened to destroy your home and family, denied your right to exist and was in the process of developing the means to carry out his stated desires just how comfortable would you be with that particular situation?\n As far as the USA making war  on the world just what are you referring to? Somalia? where the USA and other nations were there feeding people that where being killed and starved by the outlaw factions.\n I have always found it mind boggling that the very people who stand with their collective hands out are usually the same people who condemn the USA as being responsible for their actions.
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Apparently the University of California, San Diego, should be able to tell you:\n\n"FIVE UCSD STUDENTS ARE RECIPIENTS OF IRANIAN-AMERICAN SCHOLARSHIPS \n\nThree 1998-99 seniors and two sophomore students at the University of California, San Diego, are the first beneficiaries of the Iranian-American Students Scholarship Fund established by a group of citizens and UCSD alumni in the local Persian community. \n\nShahri Estakhry Aghassi, chair, said that although individual scholarships are awarded by many colleges, this is the first scholarship fund for Iranian students established by an entire Persian community. "We hope our efforts can be an inspiration for other areas to start a similar fund," she noted. \n\nThe five recipients were selected from 35 candidates by UCSD’s Committee on Undergraduate Scholarships and Honors. Each will receive $1,000 in scholarship support from donations made to the fund by the Persian Cultural Center, the Association of Iranian American Professionals, and Qualcomm Inc. \n\nThe recipients included: \n\nRambod Amirnovin: Starting his senior year in the fall, Amirovin is majoring in molecular biology and plans a career in medicine. Active in volunteer work, he is founder and president of United Students for Veterans Health, an organization that assists at the V.A. Hospital. A native of Iran, he hopes one day to be a published poet. His scholarship was made possible through the generosity of the Persian Cultural Center. \n\nParham Holakouee: Starting his sophomore year in 1998-99, Holakouee is majoring in biology and hopes to become a neurosurgeon. He spent three months last year as a volunteer at Cedar Sinai Hospital. He is an accomplished pianist and was a star basketball player in high school. His scholarship was made possible through the Iranian-American Students Scholarship Fund (also known as the Mother Scholarship Fund). \nRamtin Mahboubian: Starting his senior year this fall, Mahboubian is majoring in computer science and plans a career in programming. Born in Tehran, he moved to Israel, alone and age 17, and 10 years later was reunited with the rest of his family in the U.S. Once here and with very little resources, he strived to learn a new language and culture and achieved outstanding academic honors, first at Mesa College and later at UCSD. His scholarship was made possible through the generosity of Qualcomm Inc. \nSanaz Majd: Starting her senior year in 1998, Majd is majoring in Animal Physiology and Neuroscience. Her volunteer activities include the Choices Teen Clinic, the UCSD Health Center and coordination of food drives and soup kitchens for the homeless. She plans a career in medicine. Her scholarship was made possible through the Association of Iranian American Professionals. \n  \n\nNoureddin Nourbakhsh.: Starting his sophomore year this fall, Nourbakhsh is majoring in bioengineering and plans a career in medicine. His volunteer activities have included Model United Nations Conferences from 1993 to 1997 and the Walk for Peace in 1996. He is an accomplished athlete and has a passion for music, working as a disc jockey for nearly a decade. His scholarship was made possible through the support of the Iranian-American Students Scholarship Fund."
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Well now that's intriguing!! I don't remember anything being posted on the Yahoo pages or blogs or any user screaming with excitement about their win...hhhmmmmm\nVery very good Question my friend. Email Jane Furrows, she will probably know or will be able to find out.\n\nKeep us posted.
149871
The angel of death is in the Middle East again to bring destruction of Muslims. So many naive arabs don't realize that. She can be more usefull at home working on anti racism in the U.S. She forgot about her people. She is just a lost cause and too ugly. She was dumped by her boyfriend who was from Qazvin Iran when she was in university. She can't let go. She is a slave of Israel.
788672
well, bush is gone, so there isn't as much urgency.  the difference is that bomar was caught red-handed with nothing to defend him.  bush's situation is different, because they have to determine if he knew (imo he SHOULD have known), and also exactly who gave the parents what, and whether there was any kind of repayment.  it also doesn't hurt bush that he won the heisman and was the ncaa's poster boy for last season, but if they decide that he did cheat there will be consequences, just like there were for the fab five
971518
Thank you for posting this,it is for me old news but it is relevant nonetheless because it exposes the true mindset of the followers of the "religion of peace".The day that this young girl was executed was also the day my young niece was born,and when the story came to light for me and I put the two dates together I could only think how I would feel if my niece were some day put in a similar situation. The only conclusion I came to was that if her relatives don't make as much noise as possible to protest actions like this then there is something wrong with them,the whole country should be up in arms about actions like this,the fact that they aren't just shows how deep this sickness really runs in my humble opinion. But this is commonplace in Iran,including executions of women who have harmed their attackers in attempted rapes,these people are truly ill.\n\nAD
453666
This people have just shown that "stupid Americans" is pleonasm. They mark someone as terrorist without any (sane) reason. I respect Iranian..because I got a chance to meet some of them on Taekwondo tournaments. They are great sportsmen and people. It is just stupid to judge someone by the race or religion.