This young lady is truly talented. Hard to believe she is only 13. Thanks for posting and more importantly thanks for pointing out how any type of military action against Iran would affect millions of Iranians just wanting a "western" type normalcy in their lives.

That girl is in the safety of her home, family and friends, though. If she were walking down the street in that outfit, her hair would be covered if she didn't want trouble.

Also she'd be chastised by some busybody--either the traffic cops who have been deputized to give women shit about their clothing, or the morality police, for wearing a "manteau" (that is the coat--it should be boxy, though, not form-fitting) that is far too tight.

If she had on a chador, that's the thing one sees in many pictures that looks like a bedsheet, in essence. It's usually--but not always--black. Younger girls and unmarried women sometime go for bright or light colored patterns and designs on their chadors.

The people are not the problem, they never have been--the leadership, and their brutal repression of the people, is.

As the politicians and war mongers/profiters call for bombing Iran and more sanctions, I think of the children and their mothers.
(I know I should think of the men but women have less control and are the ones who deal the most with what is left after the bombs and sanctions).

I hope you share this video with others and ask your Senators to not sign on to the Lieberman bill that says no to diplomacy and other bills that call for bombing Iran.

We have left so many children orphans and left to fend for themselves by any means necessary. It is barbaric what we have done to children in other countries.

Let us not make another horrific error.