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June 16th, 2007These photos were taken form the guests of UK embassy in Tehran who participated in the Queen Elizabeth’s Birthday party.
some of the guests didnt want their photos to be taken by reporters.
Bassij members stop some of the Iranian guests and ask them not to participate in the party.
“Guests of UK! shame on you.”
Original photo report:
http://www.farsnews.net/plarg.php?nn=M249126.jpg
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muslims are confined by thier own beliefs…they should read the scriptures and find the true word of God which proclaims “the Christ”.
Hank,
There’s nothing more annoying than someone trying to shove their beliefs down other people’s throats.
For us Muslims, Christ is not our savior. Get over it!
I don’t get why Iranians are celebrating the this queens birthday.
o.O
the party was arranged by UK embassy.
Excuse my ignorance, but who are the Bassij members and who says “Guests of UK, shame on you”. And why are the guests of UK supposed to feel ashamed?
the one with beard & black shirt is a member of Bassij (bassij: a branch of Revolutionary Guards which is not a military force though it is supplied by some guns,etc by revolutionary guards. fans of regime claim that “Bassij is a force derived from the depth of the society”).
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do u see that Benz? women behind it hold some pieces of paper, which “guests of UK, shame on you” is written on you.
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there is not a good view about UK between some parts of Iranian society. the old fox!
Mohammed, How many pictures did you put there? Only two are available for me to see. I tried opening other little X icons but they are blocked.
6 pics
or you can use the original link:
http://www.farsnews.net/plarg.php?nn=M249126.jpg
The Benz is a diplomatic car. You can tell by the plates (as blurred as they are). This demonstration was just ridiculous. My husband is sitting here saying that it takes Iran back more than 20 years when you could be harmed in the name of “righteousness” and when Iran was without civil law.
Jina, The Brits were celebrating the Queen’s birthday. Every embassy in Iran has a celebration for its national day (Ironically, the Brits don’t even serve alcohol at theirs!). Some Iranians receive invitations to the national days and go to practice their English (German, French… whatever), talk to foreigners, make business connections… etc…
Mohammad M., There may not be good feeling in IRanian society for British policy in Iran, but that does not mean that the Brits should have to put up with regular, organized demonstrations of hooligans for hire. Kamangir already points out how the same people show up time and time again to get their handout and throw a smoke bomb.
When women and men get together to demonstrate for women’s rights, those demonstrations are broken up within minutes. Iran does not have a practice of allowing open, public, organized dissent. If it had, then maybe they would find that real Iranians wanted to protest peacefully outside the British embassy and that is something that everyone could live with. But when the regime controls who can demonstrate and who cannot and what can be protested and what cannot, then no demonstration that is allowed to occur can ever be seen as legitimate.