Saturday, October 11, 2014

Ghoncheh Ghavami . . . Volleyball & Crimes Against a Regime

Ms Ghavami has been tossed into a Tehran Prison for having it figured a woman could watch a volleyball match. No lawyer and solitary. Take one small step for this woman. It could be a giant step for mankind. Sign her petition. It'll make you feel better than Neil Armstrong.


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