Read the rest of his travelog
"During my time in Tehran, however, I encountered only enthusiasm and hospitality. Other Westerners, such as Emory University's Sarah Berga, who has spoken at this conference before, were treated equally well. My only regret is that there were not more Americans there. Despite my colleagues' concerns, I felt safer than if I had been a tourist in a large American city. There were no panhandlers or aggressive touts to harass me, and the country is beautiful."
This is not the first time Iran is featured in the prestigious journal Nature!
4 comments:
check the reply left to you by someone on Zeinobia's blog where you commented. Maybe then you learn something about where you belong( away from us Arabs) go to hell, to heaven to china.....just get lost and take your snakish arms off the Arab world. Also you will learn about how the Arabs have been educating you for thousands of years. and how under their domiance you have learned arts and alpahbet
This is a view that never gets out in the war pushing press for fear of others knowing the truth.
Hello AN Iraqi, Larry, PoliShifter
Just one little not the 52% poll is just a LIE. visit http://montage.blogspot.com!
If the people of the world will unite in saving life rather than destroying it, we will have attained peace. Evil is a small, yet extremely powerful force.
Peace and Grace.
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