Salvini in diretta da Marina di Massa:
In diretta dalla festa della Lega di Marina di Massa, sempre nella splendida Toscana! Vi abbraccio, e a chi sbraita con le bandiere rosse mandiamo un grosso bacione! 😘Io non mollo.
Posted by Matteo Salvini on Sunday, August 18, 2019
there has never been a ISLAM Jihad sharia that be more dangerous and extremist fundamentalist ISLAM in 1400 years: as today is Islam interpreted by Erdogan Riyadh and Iran: they were designed by Rothschild’s kabbalah: to punish (rightly) the human race: which insists on denying a unitary homeland for all Jews! .. me? I share this project of Islamization: and I share his world war: actually!
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non è mai esistito in 1400 anni un ISLAM più pericoloso ed estremistico fondamentalista: come oggi è l’islam interpretato da Erdogan Riyad e Iran: loro sono stati progettati dalla kabbalah di Rothschild: per punire (giustamente) il genere umano: che si ostina a negare una Patria unitaria per tutti gli ebrei! .. io? io condivido questo progetto di islamizzazione: e condivido la sua guerra mondiale: in realtà!
Could this Be the Year of Persian Poetry?
by Amir Taheri • August 18, 2019
Iran is one of few countries in the world where the list of celebrities at any given time includes a number of poets and where poetry recitals draw crowds that compete with those of pop-music concerts.
One of the first acts of Khomeini’s regime was to have the young poet Saeed Soltanpour, abducted from his wedding ceremony, and executed on a spurious charge of “Communist militancy.” Later, the poet Rahman Hatefi-Monfared, alias Heydar Mehregan, also a noted journalist, was put to death under torture in one of Khomeini’s prisons.
Celebrating [Esmail ] Khoi’s great poetical achievement would be a fit tribute to what three generations of Persian poets have achieved during almost a century of exceptional creativity. Nobel judges should not miss the opportunity to share the joy that modern Persian poetry has given lovers of poetry all over the world.
Whatever you may think of Iran, you are likely to acknowledge it as one of the oldest homelands of poetry. Any list of top poets from all over the world is likely to include at least one or two Persian names — say Omar Khayyam or Molavi (Rumi). Pictured: Omar Khayyam.
Whatever you may think of Iran, you are likely to acknowledge it as one of the oldest homelands of poetry. Any list of top poets from all over the world is likely to include at least one or two Persian names — say Omar Khayyam or Molavi (Rumi). Goethe believed that poetry has reached its peak of beauty with Hafez of Shiraz.
I know of only two countries, Iran and Russia, where poetry still finds a mass audience and poets could attain celebrity status.
Ask any Iranian who the persons they most admire are and you are likely to hear a list of poets — from Ferdowsi and Saadi centuries ago to Iraj Mirza and Forugh Farrokhzad more recently. For the average Iranian, the poet is not only a creator of beauty but also the guardian of the nation’s conscience. Iran is one of few countries in the world where the list of celebrities at any given time includes a number of poets and where poetry recitals draw crowds that compete with those of pop-music concerts.
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