This blog is about fairness; about looking at objects from multiple perspectives. Stable transformation comes only slowly; and only if the environment is free of sporadic jitters of passion and anger that destabilize growth. I strongly believe that the path to peace crosses through the battle with self.
I'm glad you are doing this. This is becoming very serious by the day.
The defeated Bush in Iraq, needs a victory. He knows that he cannot invade Iran, but extensive bombing that will innitially bring a victory for the man, is what he might do to fade the defeat he has encountered in Iraq. Remember, a war criminal like Bush and his gang, are capable of committing any crimes, regardless of the consequences of that on the lives of people.
The result? More devastation for Iran and Iranian people, financially and politically. The regime will survive such attack, but will be extremly more powerful in carcking down on people.
Yes Faramin, I am afraid of this Bush. But I don't think Americans will let him. I still trust that if given a chance, democracy in the west works to contain the dictator. One just needs to cross the barrier of political apathy and make people REALIZE that political action is imperative, and make them realize what information they need before forming an opinion about ANY enemy.
I wish I could believe it. But the north Americans, particularly Americans, have always been easily manipulated and become followers, until the devastation was too much to reverse.
I have to admit I don't think this will go beyond a psychological campaign, but if it goes, I am sure the IRI will not be defeated in 3 weeks. And Israel .. well is doing a great job in shooting itself in the foot these days ... I think people are getting a little weary of their constant barking!
About war on Taliban, I think the US and the NATO allies would need Iran's help. Iran is no friend of Taliban and their intereference in Afghanistan is not due to their inflluence on Taliban. (Keep in mind that Taliban killed Iranian diplomats and that Iran cooperated with the US during the war with Afghanistan)
As for Saudi Arabia, I don't like anything about that country, neither its US-protected kings, nor its fundamentalist opposition! (Iranians don't act on grudges, but don't let them go easily even after 1300 years :) )
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I'm glad you are doing this. This is becoming very serious by the day.
The defeated Bush in Iraq, needs a victory. He knows that he cannot invade Iran, but extensive bombing that will innitially bring a victory for the man, is what he might do to fade the defeat he has encountered in Iraq. Remember, a war criminal like Bush and his gang, are capable of committing any crimes, regardless of the consequences of that on the lives of people.
The result? More devastation for Iran and Iranian people, financially and politically. The regime will survive such attack, but will be extremly more powerful in carcking down on people.
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Yes Faramin, I am afraid of this Bush. But I don't think Americans will let him. I still trust that if given a chance, democracy in the west works to contain the dictator. One just needs to cross the barrier of political apathy and make people REALIZE that political action is imperative, and make them realize what information they need before forming an opinion about ANY enemy.
I wish I could believe it. But the north Americans, particularly Americans, have always been easily manipulated and become followers, until the devastation was too much to reverse.
howdy furgaia, Faramin,
I have to admit I don't think this will go beyond a psychological campaign, but if it goes, I am sure the IRI will not be defeated in 3 weeks. And Israel .. well is doing a great job in shooting itself in the foot these days ... I think people are getting a little weary of their constant barking!
About war on Taliban, I think the US and the NATO allies would need Iran's help. Iran is no friend of Taliban and their intereference in Afghanistan is not due to their inflluence on Taliban. (Keep in mind that Taliban killed Iranian diplomats and that Iran cooperated with the US during the war with Afghanistan)
As for Saudi Arabia, I don't like anything about that country, neither its US-protected kings, nor its fundamentalist opposition! (Iranians don't act on grudges, but don't let them go easily even after 1300 years :) )
That Benyamin is an eye/ear candy, isn't he? ;)
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