Kurosh Bian

Persian Pride Kurosh Bian

Human rights activists and the United Nations have accused the Iranian regime of a systematic perpetration of violence against minority groups and anyone that disagrees with the regime. This book talks about the 2,500 years of culture that is under threat of destruction by the Islamic regime, the awareness of how regular people are treated in the Islamic Republic of Iran, and the truth that no one would ever learn about unless they have actually been subjected to the brutality of the regime. This is about an innocent teenager who was raised in England, went back to the Islamic regime of Iran at the age of sixteen to join the military in order to defend his country from Saddam Hussein, mesmerized by the power of hope given by the leader of the revolution Ayatollah Khomeini, only to find out the dark side of the changes promised; he ended up fighting for survival. Mobilizing the international community to realize what is at stake if the regime becomes a nuclear power is the ideology behind the regime's religious beliefs. According to the Bible, in 2 Chronicles 36:17, the king of the Chaldeans killed the Jews in the house of their sanctuary, and those who escaped from the sword he carried away to Babylon where they became servants to him and his sons until the rule of the kingdom of Persia. History has a tendency of repeating itself. The author concludes that Persians saved all the Jews 2,500 years ago and gave them safe haven, and as a result Christianity was known 500 years later through Jesus Christ that was a descendent of the Jews. Author is just acknowledging the importance of how human being is some how related. It's time for the entire world to save the Persians from the grips of the Islamic regime before it becomes nuclear and wipe Israel off the map, then us.