Tuesday, 23 June 2009

I found this fascinating quote today:

  1. Please tell your governments that if they are seen as interfering or supporting our actions - then we have lost! I believe that if we can receive covert resources and support without prompting action by the regime, our enemy will be severely suppressed. Today we heard from sources outside of Iran that we can not win. Those who are saying this in the media please notice: You must also mention the success of the results thus far. For the sake of the spirit of our demonstrators, you must mention that we are making great strides. Your words have the power of giving energy to our cause. The actions against us will only escalate unless the legitimacy of this government is removed from popular opinion. We only have ourselves to depend on. Today the commander of the Tehran Police refused to implement the suppression orders sent down to him by the Government. This was a small success, however many were later arrested when the information became known to the Officials.
  2. People are afraid to demonstrate without money or resources. Many are afraid that a general strike will drain bank accounts and thus cripple our efforts. Please be cautious when calling for demonstrators to remove money from banks, stop shopping and work. While it is effective for us to use these measures, please be cautious and regard that we are making necessary plans within our groups. Your information being sent en mass through public mediums is falling directly into the hands of our enemies.
  3. Continue blocking Iran regime websites. We continue needing Firefox plug-ins, anonymous portals and IP devices. If you can find a way to provide those to us, it will be important in our efforts.
  4. Iranian State Television is creating massive distorition of truths. Their reports are stirring fear and frustration in the people. They collect information from foreign media websites and report just the opposite, or design filtered propaganda to distress our efforts. The Iran television news is showing pictures that have been collected off websites of the demonstrators, and they are asking viewers to send in informative leads to who the face belongs to and where they live. Recently many have blanked out the face of the demonstrators before uploading our pictures. That is a great help to our cause.
  5. The Regime is accusing foreign governments and Western media with unfounded charges. Their motive in doing so is to create chaos and diversion. They are provoking governments to take a position instead of well-thought passive defense. The State-Run News plays up the Western governments as imperfect and problematic - attempting to inspire people to stop these protests for fear of becoming like the Western nations. These allegations have been extremely critical of the USA and President Obama administration. What we feel is best would be the United Nations to call on Iran's regime to hold another election. We all have the courage to face this, so International Community, as your governments to pressure the UN to act on requesting a new election in Iran. Also continue to call on your governments in Europe and America to visibly appear neutral and do not show explicit support. The USA administration is doing that and it helps so much. President Ahmadinejad is very worried at this hour of the protests.
  6. It is very likely that quite soon our leaders: Mousavi, Karroubi and Khatami will be arrested. It is also very likely many other political leaders will be detained. We call on the International Media to continue broadcasting fair information while remaining responsible.
  7. Red.Heron, Anonymous Iran, Jun 2009

You should read the whole article.

Wednesday, 10 June 2009

blesed are you?

Once in a while I feel the urge to write and today is just one of those days. I always promise myself to blog more often but I find that I get occupied doing other things I dont understand why I do them lol
so i graduated last month woot woot
I switched over from firefox to chrome well except from when i am using a computer other than mine where i still use firefox
i am considering switching to windows 7 once i find time to back up my computer
and there are so many other mundane things i have been up to but most important of them all is the fact that I am alive and filled with love and optimism.
Too many people have died when i think of the 228 people who lost their lives in the recent Air France I cannot but give thanks to God for sustaining me through it all, when I hear people moaning about their lack of boyfriends/girlfriends jobs, etc I wonder aren't they glad that they are alive to even be able to worry about suck trivial issues (well not so trivial when your parents arent rich like mine and willing to let you mooch off them which I am terribly grateful for) but I am grateful to God for keeping me, being with me, blessing me and loving me...his love knows no bounds and even if I am single my entire life, his love is enough for me...plus I also have the unconditional love of my awesome family and friends what more could I ask for?