تصویر خواسته هایمان

it should be "Where is our votes".

Hello Pendar,

I am aware of your excellent design taste, however I do criticize your using different green shade on the poster rather than typical "where is my vote" green color.
Keep it up.

"...دستگیری ابطحی نشانه ای است که موج دستگیری ها فراتر از این هم خواهد رفت. پیداست نظام می خواهد با مشت آهنین صدای مردم را خاموش کند. این صدا را چگونه باید به گوش نظام رسانید ک بخواهد و بتواند این صدا را گوش کند.
به نظرم همان جمعیت میلیونی که در راهپیمایی صدای سکوت در روز دوشنبه ایران و جهان را تکان داد؛ اگر بخشی از آن هم در نماز جمعه شرکت کند و با صدای بلند بخواهد که رایش پس داده شود، نمی توانند نماز جمعه را سرکوب کنند یا مثل گذشته نماز گزاران را کتک بزنند.
نماز جمعه فرصتی است، که رهبری نظام صدای مردم را مستقیما بشنود... بگذاریم یک بار هم که شده صفوف نماز جمعه رکورد تازه ای پیدا کند..."

سلام اگر می نونی یه بمب اینترنتی برای انتخابات راه بنداز ما همه حمایت می کنیم.

our votes! my vote! their votes. Am I right ?

سلام پندار جان
به فکر دکمه با نوشته "رای من کجاست" هستی؟
من خودم مشتری هستم

:)

Love the graphic design.

I pray each night for Iraqi freedom, and that no more people will be harmed. For those in prison, I pray for courage and strength and that they will be released soon, unharmed. I pray for the injured to be free of pain and for their bodies to heal. For the dead, I pray they will have peace. And for the friends and families of these people, I pray that they will have strength and relief from their sorrow.

For the person who asked about the use of the word vote:

At first glance "Where is our vote?" might appear to be grammatically incorrect. However, it is correct. Vote can be a single person's vote as in "I cast my vote". Or it can refer to the collection of all votes as in "The vote is in favor of passing the bill”.

"Where is our vote" is grammatically correct, but it is a little awkward. The more accepted wording would be "Where are our votes". However, "Where are our votes" has 2 more characters and might have thrown off the visual balance of the poster. I hope this explanation helps.

Gloria in Connecticut, USA

My post said:
>>I pray each night for Iraqi freedom...

I meant to say:
I pray each night for Iran's freedom, and that no more people will be harmed.

Sorry for the mistake. It is 4:45 a.m. and I am very tired.

Gloria in Connecticut