Is Iran an outcast?

[Jean Jacques]

According to political scientists, America is trying by all means to infringe on Iran’s rights. First, the Americans imposed sanctions in various fields of activity, and then they refused to issue visas to a number of members of the delegation accompanying Iranian President Hassan Rouhani to the UN General Assembly in New York. This, according to experts and the presidential administration of Iran, «is contrary to diplomatic obligations that the US government formally assumed as a member of the UN and the host country».

And now the US authorities have switched to the field of education. For example, the White House is considering stopping federal funding for an educational program conducted by the University of North Carolina and Duke University, where foreign languages and the Middle East are studied.

According to officials from the Ministry of Education, led by Betsy Davos, both universities use their educational courses to promote ideology and emphasize the positive aspects of the Muslim faith, but not Christianity and Judaism.

Thus, Washington is trying to limit the «voice of the Islamic Republic of Iran» and make it the so-called «outcast», demonstrating to it its power and superiority.

[CITIZEN_2015]

No, Iran is not an outcast country but a country with a nation having a rich ancient civilization of a Persian empire based on rich Zoroastrian culture of good thoughts, good deeds and good talks.

Edited October 16, 2019 by CITIZEN_2015

[DogOnPorch]

Under the Shah, we were all good friends. Israel and Iran were allied on many levels if you can recall.

The Shah...while not the best fellow...was nowhere near the barbarity of the Mullah's & crew. For most of the Shah's reign, things were just fine. It was the antisemitic Mullahs who hated the very idea of cooperation with Jews that started much of the unrest.

[Rue]

Jean Jacques from Ohio. That was funny Boris. This thread was a spambot.