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Comments: I hear you. Unfortunately, we are not one of the arab countries. We had that system 50 years ago and guess what happened? The powers to be did not like that. I think the important question here is why are they okay with arab countries like that but not us. I can think of two possibilities: 1. We are much more important in the geopolitical land escape with many more resources, now add to oil, copper, and uranium lithium. 2. They did not like who was ruling Iran 50 years ago. It may be both. But what is clear to me is that they want the country to split and be weak, just like what Haloo said. They do not want regime change. I agree with this assessment since regime change could have been done a number of times. Even now, they are not really after regime change. If that was the goal the 12 day war would have gone a very different way and the green and Mahsa movements would have gone very differently. It is clear that they want constant conflict in Iran. And the only purpose is to eventually split the country. All other hopes and dreams that people have are just that and not shared by the external people who are running the show. So, I share Haloo's grave concerns. going with the foreign queue IMO is the marching order to split Iran.
Comments: Faramarz, I’m not supporting anyone other than people of Iran. I know in theory what they want. I assume that is a very universal concept. Basic human rights and needs. My point is that the powerful forces around the world are not going to let any country like ours to get what they want and deserve. It is unfortunate the reality in the world, specially in Middle East. Most of the Arab world realizes that and understands the game. It’s not perfect but compare to IRI, the citizens are much more happy and better off! Believe it or not, people in Iran are looking at UAE, Qatar or even KSA and want what they have.
Comments: Zinsky jAn, I do agree that politics are manipulated everywhere. It is not by a government. They are instruments. It is done by the large groups of capitals that manipulate the politics in a lot of places.
But I this the picture is not black and white. The degree of manipulation varies quite a lot by country. In the US it is the highest, IMO. Of course having oil and other natural resources makes us targets but there are plenty of countries that with good leadership have mostly prevented the manipulation and advanced their country. Many in Europe can be mentioned and especially I would like to also point out Japan and China. I am not saying that what they did will work for us. Most likely it wont. But each country has to find its own way, if they want to remain prosperous. Giving up and saying that a foreign spy is good enough as a leader for us simply because he is not our current government is insufficient. With the weak RPG, we will have a country that is weak and I guarantee you will be taken apart. And on top of it, we will have a country whose population (with the exception of the very old generation) will not support the leadership. I personally am done with revolutions and coups. For this reason, I am totally against a monarchy. Let's build in a mechanism to change governments every four years so we do not have to take 50 years and shed a lot of blood to do it. We have too many resources that for one idiot to control for decades.
Comments: Reza, Haloo is a patriot and very intelligent. I like him a lot. This video is a one of a kind and it will remain relevant for decades to come. I could not find anything in it that I disagree with.
Comments: Wow busy day here and good discussion.
Comments: https://youtu.be/YYlY5dF68Lw
Comments: اینهم باحاله https://youtu.be/22TJbqBCQA0
Comments: شعرها هم داره پاکسازی میشه. ![[rofl]](https://cdn.websitetoolbox.com/images/boards/smilies/rofl.gif "Rofl - :lol:")
Comments: روزی ز سر سنگ عقابی به هوا خاست واندر طلب طعمه پر و بال بیاراست بر راستی بال نظر کرد و چنین گفت: «امروز همه روی زمین زیر پر ماست، بـر اوج فلک چون بپرم -از نظـر تــیز- میبینم اگر ذرهای اندر ته دریاست گر بر سر خـاشاک یکی پشّه بجنبد جنبیدن آن پشّه عیان در نظر ماست.» بسیار منی کـرد و ز تقدیر نترسید بنگر که از این چرخ جفا پیشه چه برخاست: ناگـه ز کـمینگاه، یکی سـخت کمانی، تیری ز قضا و قدر انداخت بر او راست، بـر بـال عـقاب آمـد آن تیر جـگر دوز وز ابر مر او را بسوی خاک فرو کاست، بر خـاک بیفتاد و بغلـتید چو ماهی وانگاه پر خویش گشاد از چپ و از راست، گفتا: «عجب است! این که ز چوب است و ز آهن! این تیزی و تندیّ و پریدنش کجا خاست؟!» چون نیک نگه کرد و پر خویش بر او دید گفتا: «ز که نالیم که از ماست که بر ماست.» حجت تو منی را ز سر خویش بدر کن بنگر به عقابی که چها کرد و چها خواست.
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در دشت دلم بود نسیمی ز خزان
ای دشت، دلم خواست همش باد بهار
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How sad is that? And they talk about democracy too.
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