Iran needs some democracy

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5 hours ago, GostHacked said:

Sure sure, let me know how that's working out in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Libya ................ I'll wait.

Iran is none of any those countries whose borders were drawn in the middle of deserts by the British imperialistic powers and did not even exist 100 years ago. Not to mention lack of 25 centuries of uniting shared history between various races and religions and not to mention extreme nationalistic feelings among Iranians. Not to mention the wide social and educational gap between Iranians and those Arab nations (Afghanistan is a non-Arab but is not even counted since it is so much behind).

In all countries you listed it was foreign intervention. It is everyone's hope that In Iran it will be by the power of Iranian people though political and economic pressure helps to accelerate the inevitable. There is a BIG difference.

 

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3 minutes ago, CITIZEN_2015 said:

Iran is none of any those countries whose borders were drawn in the middle of deserts by the British imperialistic powers and did not even exist 100 years ago. Not to mention lack of 25 centuries of uniting shared history between various races and religions and not to mention extreme nationalistic feelings among Iranians. Not to mention the wide social and educational gap between Iranians and those Arab nations (Afghanistan is a non-Arab but is not even counted since it is so much behind).

In all countries you listed it was foreign intervention. It is everyone's hope that In Iran it will be by the power of Iranian people though political and economic pressure helps to accelerate the inevitable. There is a BIG difference.

 

Man we cannot legalize pot here fast enough, cause I am gonna need a lot to smoke to even agree with this.

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1 hour ago, GostHacked said:

Man we cannot legalize pot here fast enough, cause I am gonna need a lot to smoke to even agree with this.

It is a purposely vague response. Why don't you give more details as exactly what parts you disagree while sober and for what reason?

1- Iran is none of those countries listed? or

2- Those countries (Iraq, Syria, Libta) borders were artificially drawn last century and they (Iraq, libya, Syria) did not exist in 1900? or

3- Iranians are not Arabs and there is a big gap between them and Arabs (did you see Iranian women in world cup and compare them to Saudi or Libyan women) as there are millions of university graduates in Iran most of them women. or

4- That in Iraq, Syria, Libya, Afghanistan it was foreign intervention which as followed by a mess. or

5- American political and economic pressures would accelerate regime change?

Edited July 24, 2018 by CITIZEN_2015

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On 7/23/2018 at 12:39 PM, CITIZEN_2015 said:

This is total nonsense. Regime change would benefit SIGNIFICANTLY the Iranian people.

Your comments are total nonsense. The aim of the U.S. administration and its sponsors is to benefit from the turmoil, feeding the military industrial complex and to install a puppet regime to extract resources and geopolitical gains. Every country that the neocons have gone into has turned into a shit show. Before U.S. intervention, there were so called patriots, loudly trying to convince anyone who would listen that "This time it's going to be different".  

You are one of very few Iranians who supports Trump, Bolton (Iraq war architect) and Pompeo. Majority of Iranian people want the Mullahs out, but barely any, except for a few like you and a group like the MEK is backing Trump and his administration.

The rial's value continues to plummet. Perhaps something will happen. But then again, all of this trade with India, China, Russia and Europe could save the regime.

Edited July 25, 2018 by marcus

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Regime mouth piece spoke again.

It is clear from my posts that what I prefer is a regime change by Iranian people and through a massive campaign of civil disobedience which include massive strikes especially the oil sector. The regime will be powerless to withstand such actions as it can not shoot or hang people as it does now with the opposition for just not going to work. Unfortunately regime strategy to prevent this strategy which would resuly in regime's fall is to keep the people of Iran so poor that they would have no choice but to go to work as they cannot afford even one day off and many even have multiple jobs to just survive and it is getting worse for them every day. See the kind of regime you are speaking for?

The national currency is falling again rapidly but this only hurts the poor and the ordinary people. The regime and its mercenaries continue stealing from the poor and the powerless and continue to deposite billions in foreign banks. See the kind of regime you are speaking for?

Edited July 25, 2018 by CITIZEN_2015

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17 hours ago, CITIZEN_2015 said:

It is a purposely vague response. Why don't you give more details as exactly what parts you disagree while sober and for what reason?

1- Iran is none of those countries listed? or

2- Those countries (Iraq, Syria, Libta) borders were artificially drawn last century and they (Iraq, libya, Syria) did not exist in 1900? or

3- Iranians are not Arabs and there is a big gap between them and Arabs (did you see Iranian women in world cup and compare them to Saudi or Libyan women) as there are millions of university graduates in Iran most of them women. or

4- That in Iraq, Syria, Libya, Afghanistan it was foreign intervention which as followed by a mess. or

5- American political and economic pressures would accelerate regime change?

Has any of you payed attention since 9/11??  No?? How well has regime change gone over the last 20 years?  And you don't think Iran's not going to get a regime change from external forces?  If it can be done from within (which I totally support, but not that stupid to believe it's going to happen without external intervention) then fine. The track record has not been good for the USA/NATO/Some EU Members  over the past 20 years with regime change in the M.E and North Africa. All while making deals two of the most problematic terrorist nations in the M.E.  Saudi Arabia, and Israel.

I am dealing with ignorant amateurs here on this board.

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6 hours ago, GostHacked said:

Has any of you payed attention since 9/11??  No?? How well has regime change gone over the last 20 years?  And you don't think Iran's not going to get a regime change from external forces?  If it can be done from within (which I totally support, but not that stupid to believe it's going to happen without external intervention) then fine. The track record has not been good for the USA/NATO/Some EU Members  over the past 20 years with regime change in the M.E and North Africa. All while making deals two of the most problematic terrorist nations in the M.E.  Saudi Arabia, and Israel.

I am dealing with ignorant amateurs here on this board.

Are you so ignorant that you actually read the post and don't understand it and respond like a broken record or you don't even read and keep on responding in the same unintelligence manner?

Edited July 25, 2018 by CITIZEN_2015

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3 hours ago, CITIZEN_2015 said:

Are you so ignorant that you actually read the post and don't understand it and respond like a broken record or you don't even read and keep on responding in the same unintelligence manner?

Sometimes things needed to be repeated for some to understand. As I said, I am dealing with ignorant amateurs. Sorry to repeat that notion too.

 

Also sorry for being sorry, it's the Canadian in me.

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13 hours ago, GostHacked said:

Also sorry for being sorry, it's the Canadian in me.

That is usually not a source or a reason for ignorance and idiocy. Are you sure it is not the British or American in you?

I had explained to you again and again as why regime change in Iran unlike other countries you listed would be different but I can't get into your thick head. Is there a brain in there or Canadian chalk?

Edited July 26, 2018 by CITIZEN_2015

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5 hours ago, CITIZEN_2015 said:

That is usually not a source or a reason for ignorance and idiocy. Are you sure it is not the British or American in you?

I had explained to you again and again as why regime change in Iran unlike other countries you listed would be different but I can't get into your thick head. Is there a brain in there or Canadian chalk?

I am fucked both ways.  Part of my lineage can be traced to Britain, but most of it traces back to Germany.  But we Canadians are dumb as shit, don't you know. According to smarmy Americans who think they know it all.  I mean listening to Trump won't get you the answers. The military and intelligence services are the entities to pay attention to with information about the M.E.  Surprised that this dumb ass Canadians (aka me) needs to tell you that.

And my head is thick to protect me from the cold.

Regime change will eventually happen in Iran. Guys like Wesley Clark had informed us of just that. Also Thomas Barnett (would be good to understand who he is) and he laid it out over a decade ago about what is going on around the world with this now failed war on terror.

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On 7/25/2018 at 2:43 AM, CITIZEN_2015 said:

Regime mouth piece spoke again.

Don't make yourself irrelevant by making weak-minded comments like that.

I don't think you're a mouthpiece for the neocons. I just think you're misguided. I think your anger towards the regime has made you blind to the highly probable outcome of the country falling into pieces, if there is a war. 

I have already shown you how most Iranians do not support the Trump administration's policies towards Iran. From ripping apart the nuclear deal, to the ban of Iranians, the sanctions and now the war drums. You are in the minority, Citizen.

I sincerely hope that if a fall of the Iranian regime were to happen, it would be internal and not through a war. U.S.' destructive history in the Middle East aside, one of the architects of the devastating Iraq war joining the Trump team aside, look, the war drums are starting to beat: 

THE PENTAGON SHOULD BE PLANNING FOR AN OCCUPATION OF IRAN, EVEN THOUGH IT’S A NIGHTMARE SCENARIO

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12 hours ago, marcus said:

I sincerely hope that if a fall of the Iranian regime were to happen, it would be internal and not through a war. U.S.' destructive history in the Middle East aside, one of the architects of the devastating Iraq war joining the Trump team aside, look, the war drums are starting to beat: 

 

Just to clarify I meant you are misguided too. You are not the only Iranian who opposes any external intervention and dreams for a miracle solution like a defenseless unarmed nation overthrow a brutal blood thirsty regime who would hesitate nothing and fall short of doing nothing no matter how brutal to survive even if they have to kill the whole nation and totally destroy the country. I didn't mean you are a paid mouth piece.

I sincerely hope so too. Everyone hopes so. But what you ignore is that the consequences of this regime remaining in power for long is much more dire and severe than any other scenario  but of course the best scenario is the internal and peaceful regime change which when it comes to mullahs is more like a fiction than a fact. 

Think of this regime as a cancer (though it resembles more like a plague). In order to get rid of it the patient has to go through very painful and sickening cancer therapy and that is sadly how it will have to be with Iran and its plague republic.

Edited July 27, 2018 by CITIZEN_2015

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In Iran everything falling except the regime and inflation!!!!!!!!!!

Iranian currency in Free fall. What used to be 70 rials to a dollar before it became planet of the apes in 1979 and is now 112000 rial to a dollar and falling (from 55000 last month to 65000 last week to 95000 last day to 112000 today!!!!!!). 

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2018/07/iran-currency-plunges-record-sanctions-loom-180729135733789.html

Iranian economy in tailspin, run away inflation getting worse. little food and medication in the markets which few afford, dried up lands, polluted air, very dark horizon.  All these while islamic regime stole billions and spent billions in Syria, Yemen and Iraq.The nation is threatened with executions if they protest............

What will be the future of Iran under islamic republic? Will a historic country with 2500 years of civilization still exits next decade? How many will be killed? How many will die because of lack of essentials like food and medicine? Will there be a violent revolution? Will there be a civil war? Will there be a war with America? Will there be a massive explosion all over towns and cities?  How low the Iranian currency will go before there is total collapse?.

Anybody wish to comment or dare to predict? 

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9 hours ago, CITIZEN_2015 said:

The nation is threatened with executions if they protest............

Anybody wish to comment or dare to predict? 

Nobody dares?

Iran regime would do short of nothing to survive, including a war with US or the world. It has already declared war on its defenseless nation.

http://www.arabnews.com/node/1346921

 

The story of a fictional girl Fatemeh who represents millions of real Iranians. Interesting even though it comes from a wrong source (somebody should put a video of a real Palestinian girl named Razan who was shot dead by his soldiers or a fictional Palestinian named Khadijeh suffering under Israeli rule too) though it is true (and not sure why the hell he chooses the name Fatemeh instead of Azar or Neda or Pari, Parvin, Arezoo, Mariam, Soraya..... A Persian name rather than an Arabic name!!!!!!!).

Help Iran nation by actively supporting a regime change.

https://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/249722

Edited July 29, 2018 by CITIZEN_2015

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New series of anti regime protests in major Iranian cities today in spite of threats of mass executions by the murderous regime:

Among slogans calling for

God to bless the soul of Reza Shah the great.

Also calling for the mullahs to get lost (or what they really wish to say is they must all die).

Our enemy is right here they lie and say it is America.

Meanwhile Mike Pompeo expressed support for nation of Iran saying that respect for human rights and good treatment of its people as a precondition for any negotiations.

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6 hours ago, CITIZEN_2015 said:

New series of anti regime protests in major Iranian cities today in spite of threats of mass executions by the murderous regime:

Now officially reported by news media'

https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/997119/iran-protest-donald-trump-economic-crisis-currency-crash-isfahan

 

IRAN has been engulfed in mass demonstrations as hundreds of protesters took to the streets over the Islamic Republic’s worsening economic crisis, which has sparked warnings over human rights abuses as the regime threatens to execute activists.

Iran is amongst the biggest violators of human rights in the world today.”

The recent arrests served two purposes.

The first was to suggest the government is trying to stamp out “huge corruption” and the other is to instil fear in the public.

“From the authorities’ view, these death sentences are more important as instruments of intimidation and spreading fear.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/996825/iran-news-Trump-sanctions-Iran-protest-rial-economy-plummets-inflation

 

Brave nation of Iran must now get organized and be UNITED in a general strike all over Iran and in all sectors of industries and services in order to peacefully and without bloodshed bring down this murderous bloodthirsty islamic regime. CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE IS THE KEY.  There will be only slow torturous death for all Iran citizens with this regime.

Edited August 1, 2018 by CITIZEN_2015

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Massive protests continue in Iran however as usual protesters attacked by regime thugs.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/997425/Iran-news-protests-latest-tear-gas-Trump-news-nuclear-deal-sanctions-Hassan-Rouhani

As night settled in Iran yesterday, protests that began on Tuesday afternoon continued across the impoverished country - with shopkeepers, market vendors, farmers and truck drivers taking to the streets in protest about worsening conditions.

Dozens of store owners in the area have closed their shops and are om strike after the rial’s value dropped by 120 percent in the last six months alone.

Iran has also been hit by falling salaries set against the rising cost of living, while water shortages and power outages have also hit the embattled country.

Videos obtained from the protests show protesters are not afraid of the regime’s repressive forces and are confronting them despite heavy security presence.

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The protesters yerterday in Isfahan shouted "Reza Shah, may your soul be glad," referring to the founder of the previous Pahlavi dynasty. Reza Shah's son, Muhammad Reza Shah, was overthrown in the 1979 Islamic Revolution.

https://www.jpost.com/Middle-East/Iran-News/Iranian-security-forces-clash-with-Isfahan-protesters-for-second-day-563965

Demonstrators have also protested the government's extensive military and financial investment in the ongoing conflicts in Syria, Yemen, and Iran's support for Hamas.

"Death to Palestine," "Help us, not Gaza," and "Leave Syria alone and deal with Iran," protesters shouted in a June demonstration in Tehran, calling on the Iranian regime to invest in its own economy rather than interfering in other spheres throughout the Middle East.
 

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What would be the future for Iranian citizens?

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/global-opinions/wp/2018/08/02/life-in-iran-under-the-crush-of-sanctions/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.153ec3c8244e

 

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In the biggest protests since last January protests spread to Iranian Capital Tehran and 9 other Iranian cities.

https://www.voanews.com/a/iran-protests-spread-to-10-cities-in-widest-unrest-since-january/4511936.html

 

On Tehran's Valiasr Street, a main thoroughfare bisecting the capital's eastern and western sectors, protesters set a large container on fire and chanted: "Mullahs, get lost."

Islamic regime thugs tried to break up the demonstrations with tear gas and by beating and arresting protesters. But, there were no credible reports about how many Iranians were hurt and detained by the authorities.

In a sign of Iranians' frustrations intensifying, the protesters of recent days have chanted slogans explicitly calling for an end to the rule of Iran's Islamist clerics, who took power in a 1979 revolution.

In the south-central city of Shiraz, marchers chanted: "This is a bloody month, the mullahs are falling."

A large crowd in the southwestern city of Ahvaz chanted: "Our enemy is here; they (Iran's leaders) lie when they say it is America."

In a separate video There is a scene that a pregnant woman was kicked in the stomach by a basij thug and hence lost her baby . The Thug's face is in the video. The thug must be traced and shot in between eyes for his crime. Enough with peaceful protests it is time to do more.

 

Support defenseless hungry democracy seeking Iranian nation against this murderous islamic regime by writing to your MPs and the PM asking for concrete action and denunciation. The US must warn the mullahs of more economic and possible military actions if this crack downs continues. The prostitute governments in EU and Russia and China must stop prostituting themselves as Iranian people will not forget and forgive their prostitution action sleeping with the devil.

 

 

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Iranian protesters attacked a religious school :). 

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-iran-military/iran-naval-drills-underway-amid-tensions-with-u-s-idUSKBN1KN2R6

All symbols of the 6th century Arab invasion (1400 years ago) must be attacked and set on fire the same way that Arabs invaded and set Persian libraries and towns and cities on fire and used sword to force their religion.

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5 hours ago, CITIZEN_2015 said:

Iranian protesters attacked a religious school :). 

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-iran-military/iran-naval-drills-underway-amid-tensions-with-u-s-idUSKBN1KN2R6

All symbols of the 6th century Arab invasion (1400 years ago) must be attacked and set on fire the same way that Arabs invaded and set Persian libraries and towns and cities on fire and used sword to force their religion.

Iranian people must go back to the glorifying preislamic Zoroastrian religion and culture when Persians were the advocates of Human Rights and women were respected and equal and the nation was prosperous and rich under a united strong Persian Empire. 

Edited August 4, 2018 by CITIZEN_2015

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Reza Shah God bless your soul. Shahanshah God bless your soul. May you both rest in peace in heaven for the services you did for Iran nation over 50 years when Iran advanced under your leaderships from a completely destroyed weak country in 1926 to the most advanced and powerful nation (both economically and militarily and socially) in the entire region by 1979 before the gangsters and criminals and enemies of Iran took control by a violent illegal coup. Death to Islamic Republic. Death to mullahs. Long live Iran. Long Live democratic monarchy/Republic elected by the people and who works for the people.

IRAN NATION ARE CURSING THE 1979 RIOTERS AND CRIMINALS AND DEMAND THE RETURN OF PAHLAVI DYNASTY UNDER REZA PAHLAVI.

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US of A is full of fuc***g idiots who have no idea about the history and the geography. Likely High school drop out who are now Navy Captains in US navy (likely because they couldn't find any other job dumb idiots).

US Navy Captain Bill Urban said: "We are aware of the increase in Iran naval operations within the Arabian Gulf, Strait of Hormuz and Gulf of Oman. You fuc***g moron it is PERSIAN Gulf and will always be Persian Gulf. So learn your history and geography before making idiotic comments like this. Dumb Americans

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Analyst saying that Iran protests will continue until regime falls.

http://www.arabnews.com/node/1351246/middle-east

“Iran is experiencing a nationwide uprising which won’t end until the regime falls or makes fundamental reforms. History shows it won’t pursue the latter,” 
“Iranians simply have had enough of the misery inflicted on them over the past 40 years. The regime could resort to major violence, but that’s likely to create an even bigger rebellion.”