Once Upon A Time In Tehran

Posted on February 17, 2012 – 09:56 in Current Affairs | Steven

I guess this post could easily have been titled “How Religion Poisons Everything” but I will get to Mr. Hitchens work at a later stage. Fact is, life pre religions fanaticism in Iran was far from perfect, however, the Foreign Policy photo essay about life in Tehran in the 60s and 70s illustrates the fact that people are people, no matter where they are from. Especially, in light of the insanity based on nothing but greed in which people are willing to sacrifice more people in a potential war again Iran, it is important to remember.

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