Ahmadinejad in Lebanon Imam Rahel Khamenei Mosques Should become Sports Arena, Nursing Home, Kinder garden for Islamic Worrier امام راحل خامنه ای In Iran Even Flowers Die در ایران حتی گل ها میمیرند www.youtube.com Blogging Against The Death Penalty Iranian bloggers are protesting against the death penalty and executions in the Islamic republic in what they describe as a "blogging game" launched on the occasion of World Day Against The Death Penalty on October 10. Bloggers have written posts condemning the high number of Iranian executions, sharing memories of when they first became acquainted with execution and how it affected them, and reasons they think executing people is wrong. Blogger "Goresh" (Roar), who initiated the "game," writes that he was seven years old when he heard the word "execution" for the first time. He says he was watching television with his family on a cold winter evening in Arak when he heard a voice coming from a loudspeaker outside inviting people to attend a public execution the next day: My parents, like many other neighbors, put on some warm clothes and went out to find out more. I followed them. The crowd had gathered around the car that was inviting people to the execution. People were asking the two young men in the car why and who was going to be executed. One of the two, who was holding the loudspeaker, turned it off and said the criminals are a brother and sister who had [intercourse]. Several years later, I found out that the brother ...