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This is only a scale-model made by the modeler F. Shammas. It is his impression of what the F-16 would have appeared like in Iranian service had it been received as was previously planned.

Firstly, it wasn't a launcher. It was a transporter alone. Secondly, yes it is. I'm not denying that I have witnessed this on numerous occasions but the fact of the matter is, there is no quotation as such by Ruhollah Khomeini. How is Israel a democracy as compared to apartheid South Africa...

You claim that I add to your words whereas this is what you are doing above. I did not state them being Israeli agents. Please do show otherwise. Yes you did. It wasn't written on the missile as you claimed. Not necessarily. A change in policy in Tel Aviv does not negate rights and...

I do not doubt it was written in Tehran or any other place in Iran. I have come across it myself. My point is that it is incorrect. Actually, the term Supreme Leader wasn't as much as an official terminology as an adopted one. 'Rahber' translates to 'leader' alone and often that is how the...

I did not say that you wrote it. I only pointed out that it is incorrect. The term "dear leader" is foreign to Iran. It hasn't even been used for the former Shah who was apparently quiet fond of auspicious titles. If you are referring to Ruhollah Khomeini, he is referred to in Iran often as...

Article from an Israeli Daily Video: --------------------------------------- This pilot was court-Marshalled about 7 years ago or so. He somewhat loses all credibility when speaking about human rights, equality and democracy, and then defecting to Israel of all places in the...

Where in all of this does it state that the IRI tells me when I can have a haircut or not? You have not proved otherwise, have you. I have not heard of Geekosystem before but I doubt it's an authoritative source. All they have is an image of some hairstyles idealized by our often ridiculous...

Let me get you right here, you are saying that the IRI decides when I can have a haircut or not? Is that so? Secondly, you agree to the bit about Iran being a 'joke'? shahi?

The text posted on the image in incorrect. There is no such quotation made by Ruhollah Khomeini. Allow me as well to refresh your memory... Peres says that Iran 'can also be wiped off the map' - DominicanToday.com Also... The Jerusalem Post Acknowledges "Wiped off the Map" Misquote...

Please provide a source link. Thanks.

To single-most important event to trigger a full fledged Iranian nuclear weapons program with mass public support would be a US-led military intervention. The United States is operates in a much more pragmatic fashion then others are often willing to assume.

The government does not control when we can cut our hair. I can choose to have a haircut at my own timing. Iran may be a 'joke' to you but it's least comical.

Unless you are able to provide an exact name of an Ayatollah or the original Farsi fragment of the text explicitly strengthening your case, I find your source as being dubious. If you want similar politically constructed odd-ball translations and transcripts, then you may visit the Israel...

I don't see how the discussion has derailed to be one discussing Iran and Turkey and respective military industries. Turkish military industry has one distinct advantage and that is an excess to a considerably much more advanced technological pool. Also, their industry is able to contract with...

I don't recall where Iran has said that it would 'wipe Israel of the map', unless one is to go by a translation that does not even fit the wording of the original Farsi speech. On the other hand however, Israel's President has very clearly stated that it [Israel] would wipe Iran off the map...

When was this?

Indeed the bulk of his poetry is in Farsi, a tongue he appreciated much. He composed some 12,000 verses in prose of which 7,000 were entirely in Farsi, with the remainder being what is often termed as being Persinate-- i.e Farsi word conjunctions with Urdu verb connectors (for example using...

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Indeed, Eqebal-e Lahori is renowned. In Iran, he is also studied by students of literature and his poetry is known amongst the more literate circles. To point out one example, the Iranian leader Ali Khamenei holds him as one of his favorite poets and is well versed in his works.

I am very much in tune to Alama Iqbal's (or Eqebal-e Lahori as he is known in Iran) poetry, a great amount of which is in Farsi. It was my interest in his prose that compelled me to study the Urdu language. A great poet indeed as well as a influential intellectual.