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You're welcome to visit Iran, brother. Haha. Yes, we do. That's why democracy doesn't work in countries that are not economically developed yet.

Sure. https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/iranian-air-defense-systems.326173

It happens in Iran too. There are parliament candidates who buy votes in rural areas by giving out free chelo-kebabs. :D

Many times perhaps. But look at the history of the IRIAF. It has taken us two decades to go from Azaraskh to Kowsar. And how many Kowsars have been built? Not even 5. The main problem is to provide aircover to our troops when they are in the territory of the enemy. Otherwise, our air defense...

I don't get the joke. Why? Is it spicy or bad for the digestive system? lol

What if we don't have the technology and time is running out?

How do you think these people are formed? Are you saying that these people have appeared out of the blue? I don't think a society chooses a certain path without a reason. When sociologists explain why our culture is going down the toilet, they are ignored in the media and are often labeled or...

It's a growing problem, Salar. I have been monitoring the job market for quite a long time. Many positions now require proficiency in English when even the owners of the company cannot properly speak English. It's just pure "oghdeh" and it's not out of necessity for integrating with the global...

Persian has gone through different phases in history. Just like English or many other languages. Obviously, today's Persian is different from its ancestors like the Wakhi language or the Avestan language. That has nothing to do with what we are talking about. Not even remotely related to what...

Do you really have comprehension issues or you just pretend to have it? I said that seeing a non-Afghan foreigner in Iran is as likely as seeing a unicorn or an alien. Even Iraqis or Arabs are not that many in cities like Tehran and it's rare to see them. And you are comparing Iranian companies...

So, basically you are claiming that in other countries, nationals of that country also communicate with each other in English when there's not even a single foreigner in the radius of 20 kilometers of that company? We are talking about Iran where meeting a non-Afghan foreigner is almost like...

Pakistani food looks delicious 😍

And guess who is responsible for the threat of Anglo-Saxons? Is this a problem in Turkey and Saudi Arabia as well? Iran is becoming like India. There are companies in Iran where written communication between Iranians is done in English. My friends at the company think I don't speak English...

داری سر قبری گریه می‌کنی که مرده توش نیست آرزوی امثال سالار و محمد این هست که فارسی از بین بره بشه عربی اگه اون روز برسه این دوستان تازه روز جشن و پایکوبیشون هست وقتی با غرور عکسی رو می‌ذاره که همه واژگانش عربی هست دیگه چی می‌خوای؟ That's a wrong comparison. Up until the 20th century, the...

What if I told you that just until few years ago where the parliament finally legalized issuing citizenship to children born to Iranian mothers and foreign men, many children in Iran were born to illegal immigrants that could not get married to the mother and hence at the time of pregnancy, they...

From the bottom-left corner of the map, it's probably more like 3% to 4%, which is quite different from Western European countries or the US where the number is more like two-thirds. Also, Turkey is no longer a homogeneous society. There are Europeans and immigrants living in Turkey now. There...

Are you retarded or what? The guy was suggesting that the "modesty laws" enforced by the IR is the reason that Iranians are not like that delusional WASP-influenced black woman in the video, implying that it's a good thing to have them, which is clearly not the case because Iran has always been...

You talk as if other Muslim countries that do not enforce these modesty rules are like the West. Even Saudi Arabia, or Pakistan and Indonesia as some of the most religious countries on the planet, do not enforce strict "modesty" laws and the familial values of these countries is nothing like...

I used to have political differences with Salar, but I respected him overall. Even though he is apparently not Iranian and does not have the same concerns as real Iranians do for Iran. But I respected him overall, despite his radical political and religious views. But the guy has lost it. He is...

We have a surplus of apologists here unfortunately, trying to justify every stupid move that the IR makes as something sophisticated with a strategic outlook while we all know that in reality it's just pure incompetence on the part of the regime and their stupid policies are costing Iran dearly...