The Blame Deflector is a product that is becoming very trendy among Iranian authorities. Once taken, its main effects are blocking the conscience receptors, and dissolving the testes in a short span, so the user can then effortlessly lift liability from his shoulders and drop it on the floor, or throw it in the air, [...]
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On March 28, 2009, between the hours of 8:30 and 9:30, I didn’t vote. Did I? Maybe I did. No, I don’t think I did. I remember…I returned from a trip. That’s right. I got home at about 8:30. It was dark, I was tired, I flipped the switch. I went to the kitchen and [...]
I’ve been a reader of The New Yorker magazine for many years. Since the magazine is not sold in the newsstands here, and since the company does not deliver to Iran, I turned to some good friends to come to the rescue. I now have a network of people around the world who are [...]
Well… I was afraid of this happening and I got shut out by my host. But finally I’m back up and running after ten days. I received the pink slip from Bluehost on February 21st and was among the many that went down when they decided to pull the plug on sites owned by people [...]
To whom it may concern, Over the past three weeks, the “YouTube” and “Facebook” websites have been intermittently available to internet users in Iran. On the day I noticed this problem, I was greatly saddened over the matter but thought that perhaps my ISP had made an error in their filtering systems’ configurations, despite the [...]