Neda Nicole Sabori a historian is Cultural Ambassador to tribes in the USA, Canada and Mexico. She has attended 100s of intertribal events and provided support to coordinators as cultural diplomat. Neda is the first Iranian to enter the Aztec intertribal community as an active member. As a cultural diplomat she preserves unity and faith. They ensure that ancient values have a modern existence.
    Neda said: “We honor and respect nature so that others may understand that earth is a spirit to empathize with. Earth is a sacred home that we share. I am also a screenwriter and author. I have written four screenplays. Three are about superheroes and their lives in Los Angeles. One is a psychological thriller about people answering to a higher calling. They all have a strong aspect of honoring and archiving ancient cultures. If the indigenous root of any nation is extinguished its future is not strong. As Cultural Ambassador I have fought for human rights to be achieved by all indigenous individuals residing in the USA, Canada and Mexico. I am part of a movement that reminds people to be genuinely happy”.
    “I am born in Santa Monica, CA to Jamshid James Sabori (July 26,1956 - March 23, 2014) and Mansoureh Sue (March 21, 1963 - ) . My father was from Khouzestan (city of Behbahan), Iran. My mother is from Tehran, Iran a Corporate Travel Agent and advocate of cultural arts. My grandfather is a journalist who is always a strong advocate of education. I am 35 and have studied history at the University of California”, she said.

Kabul (AFP) - Opium poppy cultivation in Afghanistan reached a record high in 2013. The area under cultivation rose by 36 percent in 2013, the UN drugs agency UNODC said in its annual report on Afghanistan, while production of opium, the main ingredient in heroin, jumped almost 50 percent compared with last year.
    November 13, 2013 - Wednesday