Tajzadeh on leave and hundreds if...! - Ahmad Zaidabadi

  Seyyed Mustafa Tajzadeh has come on leave from prison to participate in his brother's mourning ceremony.

Would a meteorite have hit the earth if he had taken a vacation before he was grieving?

If he and all the political prisoners were included in the recent broad amnesty, would the country's order and stability be opened?

If Mr. Tajzadeh and people like him were not sent to prison at all and were still free to say what they say from inside the prison outside, would the roots of security dry up?

If Mr. Tajzadeh and his ilk, instead of being removed from the country's administration, were now in the parliament or the government, would more calamities befall the country?

No!  No, nothing bad would have happened if the country had not been under the pressure of all these back-breaking and crushing crises.

Well, on this account, what benefit have you gained from imprisoning the Tajzadehs and are you getting that you insist on continuing it?

Which system in the world has benefited from imprisoning its political opponents that is going to be taken here?

I hope Mr. Tajzadeh will not return to prison.  His age and health condition do not require the continuation of this situation.

If he stays out of prison, many discussions and conversations are needed to evaluate the cost-benefit of his political policy and the kind of impact it has on the country's macro-destiny and his own person.

From here, I offer my condolences to Mustafa and his esteemed family for the loss of his brother, and I wish him health, success, pride, and a long life in front of God.