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Lepanto
Makes you HORNY!

Registered: Jul 2005
Location: The Height of New Colossus
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| quote: | Originally posted by Nou
So you are saying the Iranian people are gullible and stupid enough to follow a psycho leader into a revolution to overthrow a leader that treats them oh so well as you make it seem?
Revolutions don't come with out just cause from the majority of the people. |
Umm yeaaaa since Iranians are thrilled at the job their current "president" is doing now. gullible? stupid? did you even understand my post. Please, you're an idiot who just wants nukes flying everywhere.
| quote: | people who thinks the Shah is good for Iran propably doesnt know a squat. Iran was a pure dictatorship during the Shah regime. people were tortured and killed in the prisons and loads of other stuff.And I doubt the iranians want the US to help them install a new pro-american regime like they did in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The US have already done enough democracy work in Asia. Thank you and thanks again now go home |
Yeah people are really suffering in Afghanistan right now, and also we had no support whatsoever when we went in there 
In the spring of 2003, it was estimated that 30% of Afghanistan's 7,000 schools had been seriously damaged during more than two decades of civil war. Only half of the schools were reported to have clean water, while fewer than an estimated 40% had adequate sanitation. Education for boys was not a priority during the Taliban regime, and girls were banished from schools outright.
In regards to the poverty and violence of their surroundings, a study in 2002 by the Save the Children aid group said Afghan children were resilient and courageous. The study credited the strong institutions of family and community.
Up to four million Afghan children, possibly the largest number ever, are believed to have enrolled for class for the school year beginning in March of 2003. Education is available for both girls and boys.
Literacy of the entire population is estimated at 36%, Male Literacy rate is 51% and female literacy is 21%. The male literacy rate is higher because previous Taliban laws prohibited the education of women.
Another aspect of education that is rapidly changing in Afghanistan is the face of higher education. Following the fall of the Taliban, Kabul University was reopened to both male and female students. In 2006, the American University of Afghanistan will open its doors, with support from USAID and other donors. With the aim of providing a world-class, English-language, co-educational learning environment in Afghanistan, the university will take students from Afghanistan and the region
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May-02-2006 19:13
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Fir3start3r
Armin Acolyte

Registered: Oct 2001
Location: Toronto, ON, Canada
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| quote: | Originally posted by hardcore trancer
Reza Pahlavi= American Puppet
How do yo know that this is what the people of Iran want?where is the proof that shows the people are asking this guy to come and take over?
The only people that want him in power are the Iranians that live in LA and they are filthy rich and they want a piece of the cake once they go back.For all I know they are nothing but bunch of fat lazy cowards who just sit and cry all day and they want Iran to go back to its monarchy days. |
Oh come on...you have any proof whatsoever???
Just because he's related to the Shah doesn't automatically connect him to the States!
That's just a dumb Grade 5 level coorelation that anybody here can see right through.
We all know you don't like the States or ANYTHING they do but come on...
However if you are right, the planets align, the sea becomes of blood and the States are somehow magically connected to Reza, you don't think for a second there would be a HUGE backlash??
The States might as well shoot themselves in the foot right now if there was even a hint of finding any truth of that.
The States aren't that dumb to put themselves in that kind of position when they're already having tons o' fun at the moment...
They are, at best, keeping an arm's length with their support for Reza unless there's over unilateral support from other countries.
This is a best possible solution that can become of Iran and I hope they find their own way, with help should they ask for it of course...
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May-02-2006 19:21
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shaolin_Z
Hei Hu Quan

Registered: Nov 2004
Location: Austin, Texas, USA: TXTA #102
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| quote: | Originally posted by Fir3start3r
Oh come on...you have any proof whatsoever???
Just because he's related to the Shah doesn't automatically connect him to the States!
That's just a dumb Grade 5 level coorelation that anybody here can see right through.
We all know you don't like the States or ANYTHING they do but come on...
However if you are right, the planets align, the sea becomes of blood and the States are somehow magically connected to Reza, you don't think for a second there would be a HUGE backlash??
The States might as well shoot themselves in the foot right now if there was even a hint of finding any truth of that.
The States aren't that dumb to put themselves in that kind of position when they're already having tons o' fun at the moment...
They are, at best, keeping an arm's length with their support for Reza unless there's over unilateral support from other countries.
This is a best possible solution that can become of Iran and I hope they find their own way, with help should they ask for it of course... |
Do you have no understanding of how politics works? Is there any reason to trust a treacherous dictator's son? A dictator installed by a foreign government (replacing a democraticaly elected leader mind you) who was nothing more that a mere puppet? Hardcore Trancer is far more well informed about Iran and has a much better understanding than you think.
And about the US taking "stupid measures," just look at the past record of this regieme in both terms. There's no reason to believe that they're going to suddenly change their policies or give a flying fuck about what the rest of the world thinks, or even what the American poeple think for that matter.
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Then they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out— because I was not a socialist;
Then they came for the trade unionists, and I did not speak out— because I was not a trade unionist;
Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out— because I was not a Jew;
Then they came for me— and there was no one left to speak out for me." -Martin Niemöller
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May-02-2006 20:32
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Lepanto
Makes you HORNY!

Registered: Jul 2005
Location: The Height of New Colossus
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May-02-2006 20:34
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Lemonad
Senior tranceaddict

Registered: Nov 2005
Location: big ol Sydney
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| quote: | Originally posted by RebeL9
people who thinks the Shah is good for Iran propably doesnt know a squat. Iran was a pure dictatorship during the Shah regime. people were tortured and killed in the prisons and loads of other stuff.
And I doubt the iranians want the US to help them install a new pro-american regime like they did in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The US have already done enough democracy work in Asia. Thank you and thanks again now go home |
Hmmm, First off if anyone can bring a Mossadegh kind of Prime Minister, then by all means. But if the people of Iran want to choose between living everyday in fear of making a mistake walking to work or taking a dog out for a walk compared to living a life like in the western world, then i know most the Iranian would choose the latter.
if you go to Iran, and say your from Australia or America, they will start chatting with you, get some tea and start asking about your country, in their heart, they can only ask about what they wished Iran was.
I've mentioned this countless of times, but the only reason the Shahs regime backfired was because, first off he was appointed by American with western beliefs (nothing wrong with that) but he was appointed by a country that demanded democracy, but they were involved in removing Mossadegh (highest level of freedom you will ever get), so whatever Shah said, they kept remembering what America did to Mossadegh and alot of people opposed him.
He ordered the killings of people that were trying to assassinate him, like the mullahs and their stupid beliefs.
You see, there is a difference between killing bad people, and killing people who havn't done anything wrong.
First off, i wanna mention a bit of history here. Iran (Persia) was never a Islamic nation. It was a empire that was built around 3000 BC but got weakened near it's last era and around 600 AD the Arabs came and brought Islam by taking over and killing countless of people. The leaders now are as Islamic nutty as you will get and i'm not saying Islam is bad, but it is not something that should run a country that was never Islamic.
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