标记: 总统选举

虚拟世界的博主和用户支持通话 21 6 月参加伊朗-黎巴嫩比赛

21 خرداد، استادیوم آزادی با شعار نه غزه، نه لبنان، جانم فدای ایران.

21 خرداد، استادیوم آزادی با شعار نه غزه، نه لبنان، جانم فدای ایران.

هم میهنان،

در زمانه ای که مردمان دنیای آزاد و منطقه ی خاورمیانه، هر روز دستاوردهای تازه تری در جهت تامین رفاه و حمایت از حقوق اساسی شهروندان کشورهای خود کسب می کنند؛ سهم ملت ایران از این تحولات جهانی تنها تماشا و حسرت است.

ما عده ای از وبلاگنویسان، کاربران شبکه های اجتماعی و فعالان دنیای مجازی و اینترنتی، با آرا و نظرات و دیدگاههای گوناگون، از عموم شهروندان تهرانی و ایرانی دعوت می کنیم، در روز 21 خرداد ماه، بازی تیم های ملی ایران و لبنان (小时 18:30) در ورزشگاه آزادی حاضر شوند و با شعار «نه غزه، نه لبنان، جانم فدای ایران» فریاد اتحاد و همدلی خود را به گوش جهان برسانند.

21 خرداد ماه و مسابقه ی تیم های ایران و لبنان، با توجه به تقارن زمانی با انتخابات ریاست جمهوری ایران و محدودیت نظام اسلامی برای هر نوع واکنش قهرآمیز، فرصت بسیار مناسبی برای طرح خواسته های قانونی و شروع حرکتهای اعتراضی بعدی در واکنش به وضعیت فقر، گرانی، ظلم، فساد لجام گسیخته، و نقض گسترده حقوق اساسی مردم ایران است.

ایران، امروز به کمک همه ی فرزندان خود نیاز دارد. لطفا با انتشار این خبر به گسترش حرکت اعتراضی مردم ایران کمک کنید. رسانه شمایید.

呼吁参加伊朗 - 黎巴嫩比赛,口号是“没有加沙或黎巴嫩,我的生命为伊朗牺牲”

Neither Gaza nor Lebanon, I sacrifice my life for Iran

Neither Gaza nor Lebanon, I sacrifice my life for Iran

A group of bloggers and internet users called for participation in the football match between the Iranian and Lebanese national teams. The match between the national teams of Iran and Lebanon, on the day 21 June (小时 18:30), three days before the Islamic Republic's mock elections, and will be held at Tehran's Azadi Stadium.

The match between these two teams will also be broadcast live on Iranian state television, and given the time and location, it provides the best opportunity for people to raise protest slogans. This contest could be a good start for the next protest rallies.

不要拯救伊朗大选抗议罢工和救援;

Akbar Hashemi Zefsanjani, the reformist candidate in the 2013 elections, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, and Ali Khamenei. Image from Mehr News Agency.

Akbar Hashemi Zefsanjani, the reformist candidate in the 2013 elections, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, and Ali Khamenei. Image from Mehr News Agency.

Fighting between voters and boycotters escalates again on the eve of the elections. Voters argue in the same way as in previous cycles, that when the country is in a bad situation, the election of a moderate president will help moderate the situation and ease economic and political pressures. On the other hand, the boycotters believe that the Islamic Republic's sham elections — In addition to being factional and closed, it has been done with fraud for more than thirty years, and in the last round, it was held in a completely orderly manner and at the cost of the blood of several hundred Iranian people — It lacks the necessary minimum requirements for people's participation, so participation in such elections has no other result than to give the Islamic system popular legitimacy.

Both the voting and boycotting groups believe that their own views are preferable to those of the other side, and that their opposing front either does not understand the current situation in the country or is fundamentally traitorous and biased. Both sides believe that their participation or non-participation is going to be a major political move, which will have a huge impact on the future of the country. Voters insist that voting for their preferred candidate is to the detriment of the government because the candidate of the opposition faction will not win. The boycotters also believe that their vote is not only fruitless to the system of honor and authority (Legitimate power) gives what it lacks today. What makes all these disagreements meaningless is their repetition over and over again in the past years. Voters in different periods voted for their own candidates in the hope of change, and the boycotters boycotted the elections in different periods, and in the end, the situation of our country has deteriorated day by day. Neither the voters' vote has brought about a significant change in the conditions of our country over the past few decades, nor has the boycott of the elections been able to untie the knots of the country. Elections in the Islamic system are an insignificant phenomenon and at best a fight between the mafia within the power for more resources, in which participation or non-participation will not in itself bring about any fundamental change. As a rule, we cannot hope to repeat the same behavior under the same conditions for years and decades and get different results.

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