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September 2008
The city of Tehran Photos and Snapshots
Smog in Tehran:

“Sadly, there’s no longer the slightest whiff of the Orient about the Iranian capital. Pollution, chronic overcrowding and a lack of responsible planning have conspired to turn Tehran into a metropolis you’re best getting into and out of as soon as possible. The heavy smog, which hovers ominously over the city, blocks out the views of the mountains for much of the time. At certain times of the year, especially in summer, it descends with unbearable effect and drives people out of Tehran in coughing, wheezing droves, whiles the radio warns those with heart conditions not to leave their houses. In summer one breath is all it takes to absorb the full horror of Tehran’s toxin-laden air. Nearly 40% of all transport is in small cars, mainly Paykans, which pump more than 50 million tonnes of carbonated gases, including 1.3 million tonnes of carbon monoxide, into the air every year. In Tehran alone vehicles use up 10 million tonnes of fossil fuels each year and it’s getting worse. If the pollution starts to hurt your throat, or you have asthma, it may be best to head for the hills”, by David A. CLICK HERE TO SEE MORE PHOTOS OF TEHRAN >>
Massive Protests Held Outside U.N. Against Iran
(New York, NY) Holocaust survivors, students and activists by the thousands protested outside the U.N. against Ahmadinejad. CBS 2's Marcia Kramer reports.
Iran Declares Nuclear Holiday
Iranian President Ahmadinejad declared a national holiday in honor of nuclear technology and posted photos of a tour of a uranium enrichment plant on his presidential site. David Martin reports.
Candidates Differ Greatly On Iran, N. Korea
Sen. Barack Obama says he's open to meeting with the leaders of North Korea and Iran if he's elected, while Sen. John McCain says he strongly disagrees.
US candidates on nuclear Iran - Sept 26 2008
US presidential rivals Republican John McCain and Democrat Barack Obama were asked about their stance on Iran in their televised debate.
Amazing Persian Art by Ba2K
I Babak , was born on November 2, 1971 in IRAN - TEHRAN . Most recently I was diagnosed with Testicular Cancer. My cancer rapidly spread to my abdomen and lungs in less than 5 months. My treatment consisted of surgery and Chemotherapy to reduce the Tumor.
Larry King interviews with Ahmadinejad 2008
Prior to addressing the UN the President of Iran gives an interview.
Full transcript of the Larry King interview with Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad courtesy of CNN:
LARRY KING, HOST: Mr. President, thank you for coming. Do you like coming to New York?
MAHMOUD AHMADINEJAD, PRESIDENT, IRAN (through translator): In the name of God the compassionate, the merciful, well, this is the headquarters of the United Nations, and it is essential that we come here to meet with the heads of state and to promote the cooperation that is required for the management of world affairs today.
Persian Kitty Cats
A few notes on Persian Cats, also referred to as Persian Kitty's in this article:
- The Persian Kitty (Persia: گربه ایرانی ) is one of the oldest breeds of cats. In Britain, it is called the Longhair or Persian Longhair.
- Longevity is usually between 10 and 19 years on average.
- Because their fur is too long and dense, Persian kitty's need regular grooming.




