A Window to the Fatherland

We begin tonight’s edition of A Window to the Fatherland with Dr. Alireza Nourizadeh reading one of his poems from the book of his collected works.

Dr. Alireza Nourizadeh:

Seyed Mohammad Moussavi, the head of Firooz Health Group and a UN advisor has revealed that we now have more than 100,000 disabled people from the war with Iraq, which continued for 8 years only as a result of Khomeini’s selfishness and the deceitful dreams of the Revolutionary Guards commanders to conquer Iraq and then reach Jerusalem.

One of these victims was Reza who I knew very well and was an officer in the Guards and used to go and queue outside Baghiyatollah hospital to get his oxygen tank to survive.

Many of these victims had to sell their homes to buy drugs and medical care to survive while some of the Revolutionary Guards responsible for their miserable lives were amassing money in their foreign banks.

Meanwhile Mr Kaynejad of the Higher Council of Cultural Revolution has suggested that the poems of Iran’s epic poet Ferdowsi should be replaced in Iran’s textbooks with poems of Sabzavari whose works are only in praise of the Arab warrior Moslem Ibn Aghil and religious poetry!

While the regime officials are busy uttering nonsense ideas for the nation the price of one kilo of meat in the country has risen to 60,000 tomans, which is a tenth of a civil servant’s monthly salary.

We discussed the issue of Sadeq Larijani’s plot to become the chairman of the Expediency Council while his younger brother Ali is behind the sceneattempting to become the next president of the regime.

In the second part of the program we will talk to our popular singerSattar and discuss Iran’s latest news and political developments.