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A thread dedicated to Cyrus, from melech_mike
Ron Arad Was Paralyzed To Prevent Escape
14:32 Oct 10, '03 / 14 Tishrei 5764
According to the testimony of three Iranian exiles, Ron Arad, unable to walk, was held until at least three years ago in a small and secret prison cell in northern-Teheran.
The Hebrew news site Ynet contains a detailed account of the testimonies of the three Iranian exiles who said they saw Ron Arad. According to the picture drawn by the three - which is being treated respectfully but cautiously by Israeli intelligence - Arad, unable to walk, was held at least until three years ago in a small and secret prison cell in northern-Teheran.
The testimonies of the three Iranians, which were gathered at different times over the past three years and mostly within the last three months, tell many heretofore unknown details of Ron Arad's tribulations over the past ten years. In mid-'94, the Iranians purchased him from Mustafa Dirani, who took cruel control of him in Lebanon, has since been captured by special IDF forces, and is now being held in Israel.
The Iranians brought him to Hizbullah headquarters in Lebanon, and later took him to Iran for a security interrogation. Arad was dressed in an Iranian Revolutionary Guard uniform and placed on a well-guarded truck bound for Damascus.
One source said that while still in Syria, a cruel operation paralyzing him at his knees and down was performed on him, in order to prevent him from trying to escape. He had apparently tried to do just that while still in Lebanon. The operation left Arad bound to a wheelchair. He was flown from Syria to Iran, held in various tightly-guarded buildings, and underwent some long interrogations sessions. No details on the interrogations were provided.
About five years ago, he was transferred to the prison in which he was seen three years ago and in which he might still be today. Each cell in the complex is 20 square meters in area, with no windows but with an air conditioning system. Two 24-hour video cameras are installed in each room, and the prisoners are taken out - one at a time - to breath fresh air twice a day.
One source said that he once asked Ron how he was doing, and received a short reply in Arabic, "with maybe a word in Hebrew as well." Arad was hospitalized at least twice because of heart problems.
Ron Arad was described as very thin and gaunt, with a sad and hollow expression, and as one who underwent tremendous hardships but has strong standing power.
Israeli sources say that the report has "more than an iota of truth."
A rally on behalf of Ron Arad will be held Thursday evening, October 16, at 19:30 at the Tel Aviv Museum Plaza in Tel Aviv.
HAHAHAHAHA.. I am very well aware at how cruel and idiotic the Iranian government is. They are religious extremists. In fact, I despise them just as much as the IDF. If this was an attempt to piss me off, then you failed.
My dads cousins was murdered by this government. Most IRanians that are living outside of IRan is to escape the stupid religious rules of that nation.
I hope the students/younger generation get power soon 
Hey folks
I am an Iranian student living In Australia. Me and my family came here about 9 years ago or so.
Just to give you an idea what what the Tyrany of Islam is like.
I was 2 years old when my mother was arrested for reading New York times. She was pragnant at the time and she was tortured so bad the baby died in her stomach and I'm not even gonna tell you about my dad. All for readin an Amerian News paper.
And the poor Israely guy being held there can't walk because the two major vains in his legs were torn out. I just hope somehow sometime in the future this guy can get back to his family. God willing.
Me and other Iranians apperiaciate any suport we can get from people all over the world.
Cheers
A.s
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| Originally posted by Illusion Hey folks I am an Iranian student living In Australia. Me and my family came here about 9 years ago or so. Just to give you an idea what what the Tyrany of Islam is like. I was 2 years old when my mother was arrested for reading New York times. She was pragnant at the time and she was tortured so bad the baby died in her stomach and I'm not even gonna tell you about my dad. All for readin an Amerian News paper. And the poor Israely guy being held there can't walk because the two major vains in his legs were torn out. I just hope somehow sometime in the future this guy can get back to his family. God willing. Me and other Iranians apperiaciate any suport we can get from people all over the world. Cheers A.s |
Why, everyone else seems to be having a bloody coup these days.. its all the rage.
Seriously though, I think the greatest thing for the middle east right now is if Iran were to democratize peacefully, and enjoy its previous relations with the USA and Israel (hence netrualizing the middle east)
Iran
Hopefully the persians will be successful in their next revolution, without American intervention which I somehow doubt. If this works out, then Iran may become one of the most beautiful places in the world to live, and hopefully an example to the rest of the Arab countries to rise up against their own governments.
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| Originally posted by Palestinian Hopefully the persians will be successful in their next revolution, without American intervention which I somehow doubt. If this works out, then Iran may become one of the most beautiful places in the world to live, and hopefully an example to the rest of the Arab countries to rise up against their own governments. |
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| Originally posted by Palestinian Hopefully the persians will be successful in their next revolution, without American intervention which I somehow doubt. If this works out, then Iran may become one of the most beautiful places in the world to live, and hopefully an example to the rest of the Arab countries to rise up against their own governments. |
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| Originally posted by Cyrus King |
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| Originally posted by occrider I like this picture for some reason. |
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| Originally posted by occrider I like this picture for some reason. |
Yoepus
You're right, it's come to the point were the means of freeing the country has become irelevant. Whether by peaceful means or military intervention. Peaceful revolution is of course preferable but it's come to the point that people interviewed in Iran were saying they'd rather die by Bush's bombs than the slow death imposed by the Mullahs.
Thank you all for the support peeps
a friend of mine from Iran in toronto told me the same thing as you guys! Everyday as much as I hope for the end of the problems in Israel, I hope for the end of the problems in the Iran and other occupied countries. My friend told me that Iran would be a super power if it were not for the extremists. I believe him that Iran would be a very great country! Apparently Iran has like some of the nicest lakes and bodies of water?? I think soon Iran will be overthrown?? How long can this go on for ??
Personally I have no idea about the details, but I imagine with brutality like Illusion mentioned with his mother being beaten (so sad 
) how can they have a living rebellion?? Where is its base and how far are they from overturning the current government???
It would be such a good thing for Israel too!
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| Originally posted by DJBARON It would be such a good thing for Israel too! |
Very beautiful
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| Originally posted by Galapidate Very beautiful |
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| Illusion I was 2 years old when my mother was arrested for reading New York times. She was pragnant at the time and she was tortured so bad the baby died in her stomach and I'm not even gonna tell you about my dad. All for readin an Amerian News paper. |
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| Yoepus Seriously though, I think the greatest thing for the middle east right now is if Iran were to democratize peacefully, and enjoy its previous relations with the USA and Israel (hence netrualizing the middle east) |
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| trancegiant lesson number one in my photography course: Blue and yellow form the most beautiful contrast. |
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| (*imagines a blonde chick on his jeans-blue lap*) |
The element for change in Iran is there...its being held back by the clerical elite who dominate the government even though there is a movement for change led by democratic student supporters. I think that the unemployment and inflation rates that are rising will no doubt strike a blow to them in some way, but this could only mean more crackdowns. I don't think that branding them an Axis of Evil nation helped much, and only strengthened this theocratic gov'ts resolve against the Western bloc
this is a big problem
meh..
The best way to perdict the future is to look to the past.
Look at the human race for instance. Despite all of ours flaws we have grown in knowledge, wealth and numbers and chances are we'll be even better off in the future. So I'm optimistic
peace
This is encouraging
http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...threadid=136429
Damn music that unties the world! When will mankind finally learn to rid the world of its oppressive yoke so we can finally all be brought together???
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