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“Today, Tomorrow, and Everywhere with the memory of Farzad, Farhad, Heidarian, Majid, Shirin, and Neda” Translation: Arash Azizi You are the compatriot, youth, and student. You are the worker and teacher. You are the fathers and mothers whose most dear children were killed by the hangmen of the dictatorship regime. You are going through execution, prison, and beatings. You are the mother of Neda. You are the friends and comrades of the Nedas, Kamangars, Rohollah Aminis, Shirin Alam Hoolis, Ashkans, Sohrabs, and Farhad Vakilis. Generally, you are all the mothers, fathers, friends, and comrades of thousands of fighters of the road to freedom and equality who lost their lives by the hangmen of the Islamic regime. You are having a hard time every day and night in fear of the regime’s prisons that exercise medieval torture. What have you prepared to do for tomorrow? Are you not going to come to the scene to protest against the death of loved ones and comrades who were imprisoned by the murderous regime? Are you not going to shout out your anger with cries of, “The way of our loved ones will be continued by our united way” against supporters of ignorance and crime? We, the freedom-loving and equality-demanding youth and students of Iran will never forget the crimes and brutality of the criminal regime and will not bow down. We will continue the way of our loved ones and thousands of those who were killed on the path to freedom. We call on the youth, students, workers, teachers, and the people who are fed up with the regime to come to the streets tommorow to respond to the brutalities with protest and thunderous cries to continue the path of all the loved ones who lost their lives. Our cries demonstrate that we will not give up reminding [others] of our rightful and humane demands. We will not stop until our demands are realized and the dictatorship regime is brought down and freedom and equality is implemented. Long live freedom and equality. Long live humanity. Long live the memory of Neda Agha Soltan, the symbol of the struggle for Iranian Women. Long live the memory of the Farzad Kamangars and the Ashkan Sohrabis, the symbols of struggle of the Iranian youth.
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