Philanthro-artists, the legendary musicians known as U2 show their support for the Iranian people at a concert on July 2nd, 2009 in Barcelona, Spain while singing their song: Sunday Bloody Sunday.
While most American celebrities could care less to vocalize any support for the current condition of the Iranian people, Kim Kardashian steps up to show her support for the people of Iran.
“I admire the Iranian people for fighting for their freedoms,” writes Kardashian on her official site.
You MUST check out this video and watch Bon Jovi show his support for the people of Iran by singing parts of the song ‘Stand By Me’ in Persian, along with bandmate Richie Sambora and Andy!
It’s so nice to see people stand up for one another and… stand by one another when it counts the most!!
Washington, DC — Anyone who has seen the aftermath of the Iranian election on the news or online, has been undeniably rocked to their human core by the violent backlash Iranians have received for speaking up and asking for their long-overdue freedom(s). Yet, the original party-people and poets of the world: the Iranians, have taken their rebuttal to Ahmadinejad’s statement about the people who protested the outcome of this year’s Iranian election (and his “presidency”) to a new, perhaps romantic level.
“Lower than dirt… is you”, “I am the light, I am the aching lover, I am the power” are a few lines from the poem/chant – which ends with the line, “I am the owner of this land” – that was written in response to the now infamous-amongst-Iranians phrase: ”Khas-o-Khaashaak”.
(Click here to download Iranian musician: Hamed Nikpay’s song-version of the people’s rebuttal: “Malek-e in Khak” – “Owner of this Land”.)
The Guardian is reportingthat Iranian soccer stars Ali Karimi, Mehdi Mahdavikia, Hosein Ka’abi, and Vahid Hashemian have been “retired” from soccer after wearing green wristbands during their world-qualifier match against South Korea last week.