Hello, Im a european diplomat living in Iran for the last 4 years.
I have never seen anything like this before!!!!

Tonight at 9.30 pm is has started.
So many people on the roofs of the buildings in my neighbourhood all screaming "Allah huakbar!" God is one. Voices started coming from buildings far away and close by. Meanwhile people in the strees heading south towards the center of the city, cars horning non-stop and people firing fire cracks.
All this to object to the results of the recent elections that have send Mousavi, the hope of the young (and not only) people of North Tehran.

Now, I have been living here for more than 4 years and there has never been such a mobilations of people in city ever before. Last night just down my street people were marching by the thousands towards the main boulevar of Tajrish area, Shariati str. The traffic stopped and people were horning their cars, showing their protest like that.

When Ahmadinejad was first elected 4 years ago, I was here. Nothing was heard and it was sad business as usuall. Iranian are very conservative people in the sense that you don't here them in the neibourhood nor see them in their balconies. They live a life, behind their curtains.

I really hope this new "revolution" turns out for the best of the iranian people.

Yannis Procopiou
North Tehran
14-6-09 22.40

I am an outsider ,most humans annoy me,we all have only one thing in common and that is life,unfortunately man has not got the intelligence, well goverments ,they all want to mould people into an ideaology ,which is to confront each other.our history is recorded, what has been the end results ,war and devastation ,and we are still ignorant.when we learn not to assimilate with a person nationality ,but priciples which are basic to every human,housing medical,jobs,freedom to go without let and hindrance,and equal ,fair and just society ,maybe we will then start to head in the right direction.

Hoora is one of the young people in Iran who think they do not have a broad choice and should choose Reformists or Conservatists!
In Iran all the candidates have to be qualified by the Guardian Council which has a district role to pass only the very close ones to the Islamic Republic’s oligarchy.
Mir Hosein Moosavi the main candidate of the reformists was Iran’s prime minster for eight years in 80’s while there are many records of violation of human rights in that period. Khatami’s presidency also ended with disappointment; then about 41% of people boycotted last presidential election. But four years of harsh suppression and economical crises made the majority of the youth vote just to say no to Ahamadinejad; while many of them may not believe the reformists could go far in the regime structure whose leader, Mullahs, army and power sources are the main barriers against any real change.
Hoora and many young people like her look for just a little bit of air to breath in during a reformist government and they know the difference between reformists and conservatives is not so huge.
On the other hand Karoobi as another reformist candidate attracts more attention among students but till now he could not succeed to influence many people although he promises to give monthly salary for all people as oil’s income.
For many people reformists are just another face of the regime that entertain them more to keep oligarchy in the power.

Media Researcher & Journalist

Jun 2, 2009 Liborio Press Be patient Hoora
"Some people shout names at us like ‘mercenaries!'"
Hoora is a 21-year-old reformist and Mousavi supporter. She studies computer engineering and works part time as a software engineer and newspaper
reporter.
At last you can aspire Cubans are worst and also are named Mercenaries you have access to web the cuban not.
Alha will support you