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For
media information about the 2005 National Convention for a
Democratic, Secular Republic in Iran or to be added to our media
distribution list, please e-mail
media@2005nationalconvention.org
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and details prior to April 14, please register with our Media
Relations through e-mail:
media@2005nationalconvention.org
Past and
present U.S. government officials, members of Congress, Iran
experts, European parliamentarians and religious leaders, women and
human rights activists are invited to attend and address the
convention. The convention will also feature short films on the
century-long struggle of the Iranian people for democracy and a
representative government. Iranian, American and international
artists will perform. A symbolic stage drama on the state of human
rights will be presented as well.
See some links to the press reports...
To gain the trust of Iranian people,
we must adopt a sincere policy devoid of any obstacles for the
Iranian Resistance. Rejecting appeasement is indispensable to the
policy towards Tehran.
To gain the support of Americans,
President
Bush must work to adopt a firm policy in dealing Tehran’s nuclear
and terrorism threat.
To achieve a real solution,
America must support a third option, which is to allow the Iranian
people and Resistance change the regime in Tehran.
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"And
to the Iranian people, I say tonight: as you stand for your
own liberty, America stands with you."
President George W. Bush
State of the Union Address February 2005 |
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"Injustice
anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere."
Martin Luther King Jr.
May 1963
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"We stand for
freedom. That is our conviction for ourselves; that is our
only commitment to others."
John F. Kennedy
May 1961 |
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"The right of freedom and
the responsibility to exercise of that right cannot be
divorced."
Theodore Roosevelt
December 1904 |
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"The will of the people is
the only legitimate foundation of any government, and to
protect its free expression should be our first object."
Thomas Jefferson
March 1801 |
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