An example of the hypocracy of the dictators of Iran

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Seon Ferguson

2010-01-05 02:41:51 UTC

Iran deplores French crackdown on protesters
Mon, 04 Jan 2010 09:16:39 GMT
Iran's Foreign Ministry has lashed out at France over
resorting to violence in dealing with protesters in the
country, describing it as violation of human rights.
http://www.presstv.ir/photo/20100104/barghi20100104105555453.j
pg
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Ramin Mehman-Parast
deplored the Sarkozy government's arrest of nearly 400
people across France on New Year's Eve.
Mehman-Parast called on Paris to identify the source of
unrest in the country. "Instead of attacking people, the
French government should identify the origins of the recent
unrest."
"By torching more than 1137 cars in different cities, the
French people clearly want to show their dissatisfaction
with economic inequality and social dysfunction in their
country."
French Interior Minister Brice Hortefeux said in a statement
that 405 arrests were made across the country, a figure that
has doubled compared to last year.
The French Interior Ministry had reportedly mobilized around
45,000 police officers during the night to confront
discontent youth from immigrant-heavy suburbs.
Car burnings occasionally take place in France, but the
number traditionally soars on New Year's Eve.
This year, more than 70 cars had been reportedly set aflame
only in the eastern city of Strasbourg. Meanwhile, police in
the Hauts-de-Seine district near Paris reported 32 cases of
arson.
Riots and car-burnings that echo the events of 1789 are of
regular occurrence during the past few years.
Unhappy youths living primarily in France's run-down ghettos
use special days in the country to vent their anger at the
discriminating policies against ethnic minorities and the
high unemployment rate.
Even the enactment of a law that sets possible prison
sentences of up to three years and maximum fines of $63,000
for people convicted of arson while demonstrating has failed
to deter the protests.
Such violent protests flared-up in France for the first time
in October and November 2005, when angry youths burned some
9,000 vehicles, following the deaths of two teenagers, who
were chased by the police in a Paris suburb.
On a different note, Mehman-Parast said the death of more
than 353 French transients in the year 2009 has become "the
undoing of a European country that boasts of equality and
democracy."
SBB/JG/DT
http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=115302&sectionid=
351020101
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LMAO Iran is a bunch of hypocrites! They shoot protestors and send them to
jail. OMG My name don't you see the hypocrisy of Iran? I mean come on!

My Name

2010-01-05 03:28:18 UTC

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Post by Seon Ferguson

Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Ramin Mehman-Parast
deplored the Sarkozy government's arrest of nearly 400
people across France on New Year's Eve.
Mehman-Parast called on Paris to identify the source of
unrest in the country. "Instead of attacking people, the
French government should identify the origins of the recent
unrest."
"By torching more than 1137 cars in different cities, the
French people clearly want to show their dissatisfaction
with economic inequality and social dysfunction in their
country."
French Interior Minister Brice Hortefeux said in a statement
that 405 arrests were made across the country, a figure that
has doubled compared to last year.
The French Interior Ministry had reportedly mobilized around
45,000 police officers during the night to confront
discontent youth from immigrant-heavy suburbs.
Car burnings occasionally take place in France, but the
number traditionally soars on New Year's Eve.
This year, more than 70 cars had been reportedly set aflame
only in the eastern city of Strasbourg. Meanwhile, police in
the Hauts-de-Seine district near Paris reported 32 cases of
arson.
Riots and car-burnings that echo the events of 1789 are of
regular occurrence during the past few years.
Unhappy youths living primarily in France's run-down ghettos
use special days in the country to vent their anger at the
discriminating policies against ethnic minorities and the
high unemployment rate.
Even the enactment of a law that sets possible prison
sentences of up to three years and maximum fines of $63,000
for people convicted of arson while demonstrating has failed
to deter the protests.
Such violent protests flared-up in France for the first time
in October and November 2005, when angry youths burned some
9,000 vehicles, following the deaths of two teenagers, who
were chased by the police in a Paris suburb.
On a different note, Mehman-Parast said the death of more
than 353 French transients in the year 2009 has become "the
undoing of a European country that boasts of equality and
democracy."
SBB/JG/DT
http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=115302&sectionid=351020101

LMAO Iran is a bunch of hypocrites! They shoot protestors and send them to
jail. OMG My name don't you see the hypocrisy of Iran? I mean come on!

LMAO America is a bunch of hypocrites!
They shoot protestors and send them to graves and jails.
OMG Seon don't you see the hypocrisy of America?
I mean come on! 4 Dead in Ohio At Kent State University
National Guard Called Out To Shoot College Students Protesting The War
OMG Seon WTF Are You Just Another Tool Of The State, Punk-Kin?
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But all things that are reproved are made manifest by the light:
for whatsoever doth make manifest is light. The light shineth in darkness;
and the darkness comprehended it not. The light of the body is the eye:
if therefore thine eye be single, thy whole body shall be full of light.
But if thine eye be evil, thy whole body shall be full of darkness.
If therefore the light that is in thee be darkness, how great is that darkness!
Awake thou that sleepest, and arise from the dead,
and Christ shall give thee light. For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.

Seon Ferguson

2010-01-05 04:09:11 UTC

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Post by Seon Ferguson

Iran deplores French crackdown on protesters
Mon, 04 Jan 2010 09:16:39 GMT
Iran's Foreign Ministry has lashed out at France over
resorting to violence in dealing with protesters in the
country, describing it as violation of human rights.
http://www.presstv.ir/photo/20100104/barghi20100104105555453.jpg
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Ramin Mehman-Parast
deplored the Sarkozy government's arrest of nearly 400
people across France on New Year's Eve.
Mehman-Parast called on Paris to identify the source of
unrest in the country. "Instead of attacking people, the
French government should identify the origins of the recent
unrest."
"By torching more than 1137 cars in different cities, the
French people clearly want to show their dissatisfaction
with economic inequality and social dysfunction in their
country."
French Interior Minister Brice Hortefeux said in a statement
that 405 arrests were made across the country, a figure that
has doubled compared to last year.
The French Interior Ministry had reportedly mobilized around
45,000 police officers during the night to confront
discontent youth from immigrant-heavy suburbs.
Car burnings occasionally take place in France, but the
number traditionally soars on New Year's Eve.
This year, more than 70 cars had been reportedly set aflame
only in the eastern city of Strasbourg. Meanwhile, police in
the Hauts-de-Seine district near Paris reported 32 cases of
arson.
Riots and car-burnings that echo the events of 1789 are of
regular occurrence during the past few years.
Unhappy youths living primarily in France's run-down ghettos
use special days in the country to vent their anger at the
discriminating policies against ethnic minorities and the
high unemployment rate.
Even the enactment of a law that sets possible prison
sentences of up to three years and maximum fines of $63,000
for people convicted of arson while demonstrating has failed
to deter the protests.
Such violent protests flared-up in France for the first time
in October and November 2005, when angry youths burned some
9,000 vehicles, following the deaths of two teenagers, who
were chased by the police in a Paris suburb.
On a different note, Mehman-Parast said the death of more
than 353 French transients in the year 2009 has become "the
undoing of a European country that boasts of equality and
democracy."
SBB/JG/DT
http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=115302&sectionid=351020101

LMAO Iran is a bunch of hypocrites! They shoot protestors and send them to
jail. OMG My name don't you see the hypocrisy of Iran? I mean come on!

Why don't you debate the facts? And the Kent State massacre was in the 70's.
America doesn't shoot protestors anymore. Iran does. And those hypocrite
fascists have the nerve to criticize France for what they are guilty of
themselves. Why don't you support the Iranian people? Why do you support a
bunch of un Islamic dictators?

cornholio

2010-01-05 14:30:35 UTC

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Post by Seon Ferguson

Iran deplores French crackdown on protesters
Mon, 04 Jan 2010 09:16:39 GMT
Iran's Foreign Ministry has lashed out at France over
resorting to violence in dealing with protesters in the
country, describing it as violation of human rights.
http://www.presstv.ir/photo/20100104/barghi20100104105555453.jpg
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Ramin Mehman-Parast
deplored the Sarkozy government's arrest of nearly 400
people across France on New Year's Eve.
Mehman-Parast called on Paris to identify the source of
unrest in the country. "Instead of attacking people, the
French government should identify the origins of the recent
unrest."
"By torching more than 1137 cars in different cities, the
French people clearly want to show their dissatisfaction
with economic inequality and social dysfunction in their
country."
French Interior Minister Brice Hortefeux said in a statement
that 405 arrests were made across the country, a figure that
has doubled compared to last year.
The French Interior Ministry had reportedly mobilized around
45,000 police officers during the night to confront
discontent youth from immigrant-heavy suburbs.
Car burnings occasionally take place in France, but the
number traditionally soars on New Year's Eve.
This year, more than 70 cars had been reportedly set aflame
only in the eastern city of Strasbourg. Meanwhile, police in
the Hauts-de-Seine district near Paris reported 32 cases of
arson.
Riots and car-burnings that echo the events of 1789 are of
regular occurrence during the past few years.
Unhappy youths living primarily in France's run-down ghettos
use special days in the country to vent their anger at the
discriminating policies against ethnic minorities and the
high unemployment rate.
Even the enactment of a law that sets possible prison
sentences of up to three years and maximum fines of $63,000
for people convicted of arson while demonstrating has failed
to deter the protests.
Such violent protests flared-up in France for the first time
in October and November 2005, when angry youths burned some
9,000 vehicles, following the deaths of two teenagers, who
were chased by the police in a Paris suburb.
On a different note, Mehman-Parast said the death of more
than 353 French transients in the year 2009 has become "the
undoing of a European country that boasts of equality and
democracy."
SBB/JG/DT
http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=115302&sectionid=351020101

LMAO Iran is a bunch of hypocrites! They shoot protestors and send them to
jail. OMG My name don't you see the hypocrisy of Iran? I mean come on!

The Kent State University incident happened over THIRTY years
ago. Do you have anything more recent renob?

Post by My Name
A government, of Israel, by Israel, and, for: Israel.
for whatsoever doth make manifest is light. The light shineth in darkness;
if therefore thine eye be single, thy whole body shall be full of light.
But if thine eye be evil, thy whole body shall be full of darkness.
If therefore the light that is in thee be darkness, how great is that darkness!
Awake thou that sleepest, and arise from the dead,
and Christ shall give thee light. For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.

Gee, I don't notice you have any problems w/the various islamofascist
states
where the government is by the muslimes, for the muslimes, often to
the exclusion
of ANYONE else (e.g. Saudi Barbaria).

Israel is the only country in the Mid-East where Christians, Jews and
Bahais
aren't being persecuted by muslime fucks.

Seon Ferguson

2010-01-06 03:25:54 UTC

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Post by Seon Ferguson

Iran deplores French crackdown on protesters
Mon, 04 Jan 2010 09:16:39 GMT
Iran's Foreign Ministry has lashed out at France over
resorting to violence in dealing with protesters in the
country, describing it as violation of human rights.
http://www.presstv.ir/photo/20100104/barghi20100104105555453.jpg
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Ramin Mehman-Parast
deplored the Sarkozy government's arrest of nearly 400
people across France on New Year's Eve.
Mehman-Parast called on Paris to identify the source of
unrest in the country. "Instead of attacking people, the
French government should identify the origins of the recent
unrest."
"By torching more than 1137 cars in different cities, the
French people clearly want to show their dissatisfaction
with economic inequality and social dysfunction in their
country."
French Interior Minister Brice Hortefeux said in a statement
that 405 arrests were made across the country, a figure that
has doubled compared to last year.
The French Interior Ministry had reportedly mobilized around
45,000 police officers during the night to confront
discontent youth from immigrant-heavy suburbs.
Car burnings occasionally take place in France, but the
number traditionally soars on New Year's Eve.
This year, more than 70 cars had been reportedly set aflame
only in the eastern city of Strasbourg. Meanwhile, police in
the Hauts-de-Seine district near Paris reported 32 cases of
arson.
Riots and car-burnings that echo the events of 1789 are of
regular occurrence during the past few years.
Unhappy youths living primarily in France's run-down ghettos
use special days in the country to vent their anger at the
discriminating policies against ethnic minorities and the
high unemployment rate.
Even the enactment of a law that sets possible prison
sentences of up to three years and maximum fines of $63,000
for people convicted of arson while demonstrating has failed
to deter the protests.
Such violent protests flared-up in France for the first time
in October and November 2005, when angry youths burned some
9,000 vehicles, following the deaths of two teenagers, who
were chased by the police in a Paris suburb.
On a different note, Mehman-Parast said the death of more
than 353 French transients in the year 2009 has become "the
undoing of a European country that boasts of equality and
democracy."
SBB/JG/DT
http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=115302&sectionid=351020101

LMAO Iran is a bunch of hypocrites! They shoot protestors and send them to
jail. OMG My name don't you see the hypocrisy of Iran? I mean come on!

The Kent State University incident happened over THIRTY years
ago. Do you have anything more recent renob?

Gee, I don't notice you have any problems w/the various islamofascist
states
where the government is by the muslimes, for the muslimes, often to
the exclusion
of ANYONE else (e.g. Saudi Barbaria).
Israel is the only country in the Mid-East where Christians, Jews and
Bahais
aren't being persecuted by muslime fucks.

And that's saying a lot! I guess tyranny is ok when it comes to Islam for
some people.

Seon Ferguson

2010-01-05 05:22:30 UTC

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" Dr. Sir John Howard, AC, WSCMoF " <""noujwas\"@yahoo.com is a stupid
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Post by Seon Ferguson

Iran deplores French crackdown on protesters
Mon, 04 Jan 2010 09:16:39 GMT
Iran's Foreign Ministry has lashed out at France over
resorting to violence in dealing with protesters in the
country, describing it as violation of human rights.
http://www.presstv.ir/photo/20100104/barghi20100104105555453.jpg
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Ramin Mehman-Parast
deplored the Sarkozy government's arrest of nearly 400
people across France on New Year's Eve.
Mehman-Parast called on Paris to identify the source of
unrest in the country. "Instead of attacking people, the
French government should identify the origins of the recent
unrest."
"By torching more than 1137 cars in different cities, the
French people clearly want to show their dissatisfaction
with economic inequality and social dysfunction in their
country."
French Interior Minister Brice Hortefeux said in a statement
that 405 arrests were made across the country, a figure that
has doubled compared to last year.
The French Interior Ministry had reportedly mobilized around
45,000 police officers during the night to confront
discontent youth from immigrant-heavy suburbs.
Car burnings occasionally take place in France, but the
number traditionally soars on New Year's Eve.
This year, more than 70 cars had been reportedly set aflame
only in the eastern city of Strasbourg. Meanwhile, police in
the Hauts-de-Seine district near Paris reported 32 cases of
arson.
Riots and car-burnings that echo the events of 1789 are of
regular occurrence during the past few years.
Unhappy youths living primarily in France's run-down ghettos
use special days in the country to vent their anger at the
discriminating policies against ethnic minorities and the
high unemployment rate.
Even the enactment of a law that sets possible prison
sentences of up to three years and maximum fines of $63,000
for people convicted of arson while demonstrating has failed
to deter the protests.
Such violent protests flared-up in France for the first time
in October and November 2005, when angry youths burned some
9,000 vehicles, following the deaths of two teenagers, who
were chased by the police in a Paris suburb.
On a different note, Mehman-Parast said the death of more
than 353 French transients in the year 2009 has become "the
undoing of a European country that boasts of equality and
democracy."
SBB/JG/DT
http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=115302&sectionid=351020101
--

LMAO Iran is a bunch of hypocrites! They shoot protestors and send them
to jail. OMG My name don't you see the hypocrisy of Iran? I mean come
on!

But Seon, don't you know its one thing when arselifters do it to
themselves and another when infidels do it to arselifters?

Nope. You can't have one set of standards for one thing and another set
of standards for another. Well you can but you'd be a hypocrite if you
do.

Correct. Arselifters are nothing if not hypocrites.
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Just the dictators of Iran. I support the Muslims who are working on
overthrowing the dictatorship and installing a secular government where all
religions (including minorities) will have equal rights. I'm proud to call
them brothers.

Epsilon

2010-01-05 07:30:29 UTC

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Post by Seon Ferguson
I support the Muslims who are working on
overthrowing the dictatorship and installing a secular government
where all religions (including minorities) will have equal rights.
I'm proud to call them brothers.

What do your mummy and daddy say about that?

Seon Ferguson

2010-01-05 07:48:12 UTC

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Post by Epsilon

What do your mummy and daddy say about that?

Oh look a troll.

Epsilon

2010-01-05 07:50:09 UTC

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Post by Seon Ferguson

Post by Epsilon

What do your mummy and daddy say about that?

Oh look a troll.

That say that, do they?

cornholio

2010-01-05 14:31:54 UTC

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Post by Seon Ferguson
muzzie troll

Post by Seon Ferguson

Iran deplores French crackdown on protesters
Mon, 04 Jan 2010 09:16:39 GMT
Iran's Foreign Ministry has lashed out at France over
resorting to violence in dealing with protesters in the
country, describing it as violation of human rights.
http://www.presstv.ir/photo/20100104/barghi20100104105555453.jpg
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Ramin Mehman-Parast
deplored the Sarkozy government's arrest of nearly 400
people across France on New Year's Eve.
Mehman-Parast called on Paris to identify the source of
unrest in the country. "Instead of attacking people, the
French government should identify the origins of the recent
unrest."
"By torching more than 1137 cars in different cities, the
French people clearly want to show their dissatisfaction
with economic inequality and social dysfunction in their
country."
French Interior Minister Brice Hortefeux said in a statement
that 405 arrests were made across the country, a figure that
has doubled compared to last year.
The French Interior Ministry had reportedly mobilized around
45,000 police officers during the night to confront
discontent youth from immigrant-heavy suburbs.
Car burnings occasionally take place in France, but the
number traditionally soars on New Year's Eve.
This year, more than 70 cars had been reportedly set aflame
only in the eastern city of Strasbourg. Meanwhile, police in
the Hauts-de-Seine district near Paris reported 32 cases of
arson.
Riots and car-burnings that echo the events of 1789 are of
regular occurrence during the past few years.
Unhappy youths living primarily in France's run-down ghettos
use special days in the country to vent their anger at the
discriminating policies against ethnic minorities and the
high unemployment rate.
Even the enactment of a law that sets possible prison
sentences of up to three years and maximum fines of $63,000
for people convicted of arson while demonstrating has failed
to deter the protests.
Such violent protests flared-up in France for the first time
in October and November 2005, when angry youths burned some
9,000 vehicles, following the deaths of two teenagers, who
were chased by the police in a Paris suburb.
On a different note, Mehman-Parast said the death of more
than 353 French transients in the year 2009 has become "the
undoing of a European country that boasts of equality and
democracy."
SBB/JG/DT
http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=115302&sectionid=351020101
--

LMAO Iran is a bunch of hypocrites! They shoot protestors and send them
to jail. OMG My name don't you see the hypocrisy of Iran? I mean come
on!

But Seon, don't you know its one thing when arselifters do it to
themselves and another when infidels do it to arselifters?

Nope. You can't have one set of standards for one thing and another set
of standards for another. Well you can but you'd be a hypocrite if you
do.

Correct. Arselifters are nothing if not hypocrites.
--

None of the protestors in Iran were supporting freedom of religion
Seonie. You're
projecting your liberal fantasies on them.

Seon Ferguson

2010-01-06 03:28:00 UTC

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Post by Seon Ferguson
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Post by Seon Ferguson

Iran deplores French crackdown on protesters
Mon, 04 Jan 2010 09:16:39 GMT
Iran's Foreign Ministry has lashed out at France over
resorting to violence in dealing with protesters in the
country, describing it as violation of human rights.
http://www.presstv.ir/photo/20100104/barghi20100104105555453.jpg
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Ramin Mehman-Parast
deplored the Sarkozy government's arrest of nearly 400
people across France on New Year's Eve.
Mehman-Parast called on Paris to identify the source of
unrest in the country. "Instead of attacking people, the
French government should identify the origins of the recent
unrest."
"By torching more than 1137 cars in different cities, the
French people clearly want to show their dissatisfaction
with economic inequality and social dysfunction in their
country."
French Interior Minister Brice Hortefeux said in a statement
that 405 arrests were made across the country, a figure that
has doubled compared to last year.
The French Interior Ministry had reportedly mobilized around
45,000 police officers during the night to confront
discontent youth from immigrant-heavy suburbs.
Car burnings occasionally take place in France, but the
number traditionally soars on New Year's Eve.
This year, more than 70 cars had been reportedly set aflame
only in the eastern city of Strasbourg. Meanwhile, police in
the Hauts-de-Seine district near Paris reported 32 cases of
arson.
Riots and car-burnings that echo the events of 1789 are of
regular occurrence during the past few years.
Unhappy youths living primarily in France's run-down ghettos
use special days in the country to vent their anger at the
discriminating policies against ethnic minorities and the
high unemployment rate.
Even the enactment of a law that sets possible prison
sentences of up to three years and maximum fines of $63,000
for people convicted of arson while demonstrating has failed
to deter the protests.
Such violent protests flared-up in France for the first time
in October and November 2005, when angry youths burned some
9,000 vehicles, following the deaths of two teenagers, who
were chased by the police in a Paris suburb.
On a different note, Mehman-Parast said the death of more
than 353 French transients in the year 2009 has become "the
undoing of a European country that boasts of equality and
democracy."
SBB/JG/DT
http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=115302&sectionid=351020101
--

LMAO Iran is a bunch of hypocrites! They shoot protestors and send them
to jail. OMG My name don't you see the hypocrisy of Iran? I mean come
on!

But Seon, don't you know its one thing when arselifters do it to
themselves and another when infidels do it to arselifters?

Nope. You can't have one set of standards for one thing and another set
of standards for another. Well you can but you'd be a hypocrite if you
do.

Correct. Arselifters are nothing if not hypocrites.
--

None of the protestors in Iran were supporting freedom of religion
Seonie. You're
projecting your liberal fantasies on them.

I know one who claimed he was from Iran who says that is what he wants. But
I don't have evidence that that's what the majority want.

cornholio

2010-01-06 04:52:08 UTC

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Post by Seon Ferguson
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Post by Seon Ferguson

Iran deplores French crackdown on protesters
Mon, 04 Jan 2010 09:16:39 GMT
Iran's Foreign Ministry has lashed out at France over
resorting to violence in dealing with protesters in the
country, describing it as violation of human rights.
http://www.presstv.ir/photo/20100104/barghi20100104105555453.jpg
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Ramin Mehman-Parast
deplored the Sarkozy government's arrest of nearly 400
people across France on New Year's Eve.
Mehman-Parast called on Paris to identify the source of
unrest in the country. "Instead of attacking people, the
French government should identify the origins of the recent
unrest."
"By torching more than 1137 cars in different cities, the
French people clearly want to show their dissatisfaction
with economic inequality and social dysfunction in their
country."
French Interior Minister Brice Hortefeux said in a statement
that 405 arrests were made across the country, a figure that
has doubled compared to last year.
The French Interior Ministry had reportedly mobilized around
45,000 police officers during the night to confront
discontent youth from immigrant-heavy suburbs.
Car burnings occasionally take place in France, but the
number traditionally soars on New Year's Eve.
This year, more than 70 cars had been reportedly set aflame
only in the eastern city of Strasbourg. Meanwhile, police in
the Hauts-de-Seine district near Paris reported 32 cases of
arson.
Riots and car-burnings that echo the events of 1789 are of
regular occurrence during the past few years.
Unhappy youths living primarily in France's run-down ghettos
use special days in the country to vent their anger at the
discriminating policies against ethnic minorities and the
high unemployment rate.
Even the enactment of a law that sets possible prison
sentences of up to three years and maximum fines of $63,000
for people convicted of arson while demonstrating has failed
to deter the protests.
Such violent protests flared-up in France for the first time
in October and November 2005, when angry youths burned some
9,000 vehicles, following the deaths of two teenagers, who
were chased by the police in a Paris suburb.
On a different note, Mehman-Parast said the death of more
than 353 French transients in the year 2009 has become "the
undoing of a European country that boasts of equality and
democracy."
SBB/JG/DT
http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=115302&sectionid=351020101
--

LMAO Iran is a bunch of hypocrites! They shoot protestors and send them
to jail. OMG My name don't you see the hypocrisy of Iran? I mean come
on!

But Seon, don't you know its one thing when arselifters do it to
themselves and another when infidels do it to arselifters?

Nope. You can't have one set of standards for one thing and another set
of standards for another. Well you can but you'd be a hypocrite if you
do.

Correct. Arselifters are nothing if not hypocrites.
--

None of the protestors in Iran were supporting freedom of religion
Seonie. You're
projecting your liberal fantasies on them.

I know one who claimed he was from Iran who says that is what he wants. But
I don't have evidence that that's what the majority want.

*Exactly*.