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The historic roots of a newly resilient ideology.

Press TV has conducted an interview with Saeed Shehabi, with the Bahrain Freedom Movement, about Bahraini forces raiding the houses of anti-regime protesters in several villages.

[14 Sep 2014] Bahrainis resilient to continue revolution: Saeed Shehabi - English

The biological weapons given to Saddam by the Western powers to fight the resilient Iranians were also used on the Kurds of the North. During the late stages of the Iran–Iraq War Saddam's proconsul Ali Hassan - aka Chemical Ali - is said to have used Mustard Gas, Sarin, Tabun, and VX against Kurdish targets. The first such attacks occurred as early as April 1987 and continued into 1988 culminating in the notorious attack on Halabja in which over 5000 people were killed. With Kurdish resistance continuing Ali Hassan decided to break the back of the rebellion by eradicating the civilian population of the Kurdish regions. His forces embarked on a systematic campaign of mass killings property destruction and forced population displacement in which thousands of Kurdish villages were razed and their inhabitants either killed or deported to the south of Iraq. For more on chemical and biological weapon sale to Saddam by the West, see http://www.commondreams.org/headlines02/0908-08.htm

A valiant struggle of the new generation of the resilient Kashmiris who face the might of 500,000 strong occupying forces with stones.

\"For the love of our blood, the name of which is Iran.\" \"An entire world has embraced the idea of destroying our home.\" \"But the hearts of the people of that home are alert and alive.\" This Islamic anthem by Mojtaba Allahwardi describes the feelings of the aware and ever-resilient Iranian people and the countless supporters of the Islamic Revolution and the Islamic Republic in the light of current events, and serves as a melodious slap to the face of the enemies, the hypocrites, and the creators, conductors, and foot soldiers of sedition trying to destroy the Islamic Republic, both domestically and internationally.