A pessimistic view to Penn's Iran trip

Here is an article by salty sailor about Sean Penn's trip to Iran. It shows that he is very angry and pessimistic about Iran:
I’m curious to see how much space Penn will give to 250 women outside the Tehran University who attempted a sit-in protesting their rights which were revoked after the 1979 Islamic Revolution. They chanted too, “We are women, we are the children of this land but we have no rights.”(New York Times International) Other women were pushed and shoved aside as they tried to join in, cell phone service was cut off and even Penn’s camera was conviscated and viewed, then given back to him; as if he was going to tape any ‘unhappy’ Iranians! I’d be willing to bet he got a good shot of one poster, ‘Iranians, despite the conspiracies of America, will go to the polls.’ Many young Iranians saw the elections in a different light and planed a boycott, as reported by Parisa Hafezi. Twenty five year old Mahim said, “Why should I vote when each vote means a vote for the clerical rule?”
I should say Penn saw a lot of differences between what US has said about Iran and what he could see that if salty sailor himself was here in Iran would write the same as Penn would.
I invite him To Iran.