109 / To Prime Minister of New Zealand / January 20, 2010 / NEW ZEALAND

On Wednesday,  4:54 PM, bagher mohammadpour <bmp1337@yahoo.com> wrote to J.Key@ministers.govt.nz <J.Key@ministers.govt.nz>;:

The Right  Honorable John Key

 

 

Till now I have sent some letters for you in search of the help of your country in favor of a big nation who are in the middle of a an unjust struggle against one of the most toalitaristic governments of our world.

 

Here there is no need to add any new evidence to Prof the severity of condition and life it Iran. Everything is getting worse day by day and it is a moral duty on democratic countries to support them (at least indirectly) in any possible way.

 

On the other hand my life is very hard here and I would be greatly pleased if you let me know the final decision on my request for help. Psychological

justification of this last and least request is given bellow from one of the most well-known books of the last century.

 

respectfully yours

B Mohammadpour

 

 

 

Former prisoners, ...,

 agree that the most depressing influence of all was that a prisoner

could not know how long his term

of imprisonment could be.

 

From:

Victor Franlk, Man's search for Meaning,

Rider, London 2008, page 78.