Neda Agha Soltani. Murdered by the Iranian regime 20 June 2009. This week's entry for the Tuesday and Wednesday editions of Wordless Wednesday.
Neda Agha Soltani. Murdered by the Iranian regime 20 June 2009. This week's entry for the Tuesday and Wednesday editions of Wordless Wednesday.
I am so sorry that these monster ended your life with so many hopes. I am so sorry dear Neda. I am sharing the pain with your family. We love you so much. You are there always dear Neda.
ReplyDeleteAwww, this is a bittersweet entry, I don't know what else to say.
ReplyDeleteIt needed a catalyst.
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing us this beautiful, brave, woman whose life was tragically short.
ReplyDeleteThis is a really important!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you bring this up Jams - Nadas story should never be silenced.
You are brave my friend!
Religion can make people insane..
Shouldn't it be about peace?
I'm going to wright something about this in a future blogpost.
Stay safe and a big hug,
Anna
Powerful message, Jams, and a moving tribute as well
ReplyDeleteAww, that's so sad. Neda was very pretty.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great tribute for Neda. This is indeed a powerful entry.
ReplyDeleteMy entries:
Moms... Check Nyo
Yummy-as-can-be
Wow!!
ReplyDeleteVery sad :(
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Very sweet of you to think on her and make a post about her ^__^
How very sad. Let us hope it tuns out not to have been in vain.
ReplyDeleteLovely almost wordless tribute to Neda. My heart is heavy as I pray for a positive outcome for the good of all in Iran.
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
An awful, awful thing. Damn. Thank God the technology is keeping the light of day on the situation.
ReplyDeleteIt's nice of you to pay tribute to her. This is very sad.
ReplyDeleteAww, if only the killing would stop. I feel for her family.
ReplyDeleteTake a coffee break...
Life's tricky situations
Heart breaking....
ReplyDeleteSuch a tragic story. We send our thoughts for her family.
ReplyDeleteA fitting subject for this week's WW, but tragically Neda now will be Wordless forever.
ReplyDeleteDang! All this violence...I wonder when it will ever stop.
ReplyDeletePoor woman...she has a lot of years ahead of her.
poor girl. may her soul rest in peace.
ReplyDeleteYes..what a bittersweet entry. Such a beautiful woman-to die like that is so unfair.
ReplyDeleteCindy O
Stop by my WW!
Thanks everyone
ReplyDeleteOh no. She was beautiful. I am sorry that this has happened. The hate and pain in this world is too much to take.
ReplyDeleteIt's truly devastating...such brutal deaths shouldn't be forgotten...
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Some people take a long time to react - I'm one of those. This will build rather than die away. It's a pity the buddhist monks couldn't have a catalyst to save that sad country too.
ReplyDeleteSo sad.
ReplyDeleteVery true James. It is a shame that the Burmese don't have that catalyst. As for Iran, here'shoping things will change in Iran
ReplyDeleteBeing half Iranian it really gets to me ....such a beautiful young lady....what she could have done with her life.....so sad.....very very emotional.
ReplyDeleteIt is so sad she will never enjoy old age. Sadly her Basij killer almost certainly will
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