: About Me

My passion is ...

love, truth, history, fiction and learning how to live in general

I know too much about ...

movies

My parents always told me ...

that I need to get my act together to survive the vicious reality of this all too foreign world

My childhood ambition ...

be a singer, actress and a pompous lawyer

My favorite memory ...

tough one, yet to have one...

Why I write ...

keeps me sane

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

I'm reading Aimee & Jaguar, watching the movie version, yes I can be obsessive

My first job ...

seat usher

My best moment ...

I don't like these moment queries

My inspiration ...

books and films

Politics, News & Issues > Pulitzer Center How can US foreign policy be improved by the paradox that Iran is often viewed as America's most serious threat even though its youthful population is among the most pro-western Muslim countries?

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"Death to the Dictator!" "Where is our Vote?" shout thousands of protesters in the heart of Tehran and across the globe in pockets of Iranian communities, marking Ahmedinejad's election win against his reformist counterparts. Some compare the massive protest, against an indisputably and crudely managed election fraud, to the 1979 Iranian revolution and, more troublingly, the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests. Whether these unprecedented peaceful protests will be violently crushed or signify a major change in the incumbent's theo-fascist control of the state, the U.S. should tread prudently in...

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