describe in the book your father s early years as adventuresome of which involve some trickery but all of which involve a great deal of bravery. are there any moments of which he was particularly proud of his participation and any that you think he would have changed? .. first went to see good evening. thank you all for coming. i appreciate it a lot. sorry, would you repeat the question? as the country was being born, you re father was a key part of a number of military operations which you described his personal bravery but looking at it from this perspective, are there things he was particularly proud of that he talked about when you were growing up and things you think he may have regretted in those early years? my father could have been a farmer. maybe he would miss he could be right there going in another direction. actually this was not his first choice. he never thought of himself in the early years as someone who was going to have a military career. his first lo
now, if you read through the alternative i eyes of persian literature and the history you discover they have come up with a wonderful book cleopatra. egypt was in fact along with persia ancient cultures of changed and is long with all these cultures team also out of the post islamic culture and if you knew iran to the core, what you would know is that a thousand years ago another great poet brooch this amazing love poem which is basically was envisioned is one of the most subversive books that you can read on loved. the women are some of the most independent and essential women who not only choose who they marry, they choose who they make love to. ye in the iranian poetry, the agnostic, ye in have these poems is a communion with god, and six years ago mentioned [inaudible] so, if i as a woman want to go back to culture would you think i want to be independent because i have read a few books at? no [laughter] i go to my own culture. but the egyptians go to cleopatra, they go t