Iran arrests 230 in raid on illegal rock concert
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TEHRAN. Iranian police arrested 230 people in a raid on an underground rock concert close to Tehran, amid a growing crackdown on behaviour deemed contrary to Islamic law, local officials said on Saturday.
Large quantities of recording equipment, alcohol, bootleg CDs, revealing female clothing and also drugs were seized at the concert in the city of Karaj just west of the capital, in Tehran province.
"Two hundred and thirty people were identified and arrested in a 'rock party' in the Mohammadshahr district of Karaj," said Ali Farhadi, the prosecutor for Karaj, according to the website of state broadcasting.
TEHRAN. Iranian police arrested 230 people in a raid on an underground rock concert close to Tehran, amid a growing crackdown on behaviour deemed contrary to Islamic law, local officials said on Saturday.
Large quantities of recording equipment, alcohol, bootleg CDs, revealing female clothing and also drugs were seized at the concert in the city of Karaj just west of the capital, in Tehran province.
"Two hundred and thirty people were identified and arrested in a 'rock party' in the Mohammadshahr district of Karaj," said Ali Farhadi, the prosecutor for Karaj, according to the website of state broadcasting.
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The Iranian people continue to risk prison, torture and death in order to pursue their inalienable right to live free of extremist religious dictatorship.
Is this the kind of freedom they are seeking? Get rid of the medieval Ayatollahs only to fall pray to capitalist decadent crap? We have plenty of such "freedom" in Latin America, and it hasn't really made us FREE in the truest and deepest sense of the concept. Try harder Serendipity.
moy: You have no credibility to talk. You're just as tyrannical, vile, morally corrupt, and self-rightous as those you abhor. And you might think you're smart, but you're not. You don't have one original thought of your own.
Please don't leave any comments on my blog anymore...I will not publish it. Get the hell out my blog.
Dear Serendip,
Would you like me to take a shot at it? I can show you some conversations where I've spoken to Iranian men who hated me at first, but by the time they left because they could no longer speak a mean word, well, that's the point isn't it? :)
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