You Can't Create Anything on a System of Hate!

The Islamic Republic of Iran has drowned Iranian youth in the swamp of self-defeating ideology of suicidal/genocidal political Islam since 1979. The shi'a Islamic indoctrination of hate against the West on a daily basis taught in school textbooks to impressionable school children as young as 7, the stoning, hanging, kidnapping, and maltreatment of women and dissidents in Iran are not only barberic but also are manifestations of the plague of jihadism in its full glory. This form of totalitarianism will not be confined just within the borders of the Iranian territory. This massive arch of Islamic hate will bound to metastisize and infect the rest of the world and endanger peace.

Two generations of anti-American haters learning to value death over life and whose main goals in life are to live in a world without Israel and US…. "A Defeated Male (the only thing that explains martyrdom/suicide/homicide syndrom) produced by a stifled female always means the endangered world we live in now.”And if you think you and your family are immune from it, you're in for a rude awakening.

Please help spread the word and join the plight of Iranian women who are being treated like criminals on their peaceful campaign of "one Million signautres" to change the discriminatory and medieval laws of Shaira.

The 51st session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women will be meeting in NY starting the last week of Feb. This panel will be addressing the Legal Discrimination Against Women and Girls and also the practice of "Stoning" in Iran. Yakin Erturk, UN Special Rapporteur on Violence Against Women has been Invited and hopefully will be able to attend. This panel will give more visibility to the issue of the Legal Discrimination Against Women and Girls in Iran.
PANEL: THE CAMPAIGN TO END LEGAL DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN & GIRLS IN IRAN
UN COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN 2007
FEBRUARY 28, 2007
10:00 AM - 11:45 AM
Church Center
*Yakin Erturk, UN Special Rapporteur on Violence Against Women (Invited)
*Dr. Mehrangiz Kar, Visiting Scholar & Researcher, Harvard University Law School - Human Rights Program, Iran/USA
*Jacqui Hunt, Director, Equality Now, England
*Elahe Amani, Chair, Coalition of Women from Asia & the Middle East (CWAME) & Board Member of Women Intercultural Network (WIN), USA
*Lois A. Herman, Coordinator-WUNRN, Women's UN Report Network, Global
*Dianne Post, Attorney at Law, Transnational Women Rights Defender, USA
*Sanam Dolatshahi, Feminist Journalist, Student, Iran/USA
*Dr. Soheila Vahdati, Coordinator - Stop Stoning Forever Campaign, Iran/USA (Moderator)