September 13, 2006 New York Post Amir Tehari Some 40-odd years ago, Iranian filmmaker Shin Nazerian produced a movie about a tough guy from a rough Tehran neighborhood who ends up in New York. A comedy of the clash of

followed by a press Newswire: Senator Santorum, Senator Martinez thank you for inviting me here, thank you especially for holding this meeting in this great house. My respect for this institution is enormous as it embodies the best of America's

Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, good evening. I would like to thank the World Affairs Council of Delaware for its kind invitation and warm hospitality. Tonight, I am particularly pleased to have the opportunity to express my views and exchange

By Jerome R. Corsi While the world press has focused on Iran's plans to move ahead with enriching uranium, Tehran continues to wage economic war against the U.S. dollar behind the scenes. Tehran has reached a decision to end all

May 08, 2007 Metro METRO.co.uk Myspace, Flickr and other Internet networking sites are usually just a fun way of sharing stories and pictures. But for the children on death row in Iran they offer a tenuous lifeline to the world