that dam was a failed project it never achieved its output project
Say hostile western sources and their counterparts.
the pukchang PowerStation complex is made by soviet union not korea
It was vastly expanded by the DPRK without assistance from the outside.
this is the reality of energy and consequently industry in Koreans peninsula
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This is a UNESCO science report issued on 2021 about trends in higher education in Iran. It dwarfs even the Western European standards in both quantity and quality of education. Iran is way beyond its neighbors in education standards and development by a great margin.
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All thanks to the sound policies of none other than the Islamic Republic. If development (including at superior pace) is possible without vassalage to zio-American imperialism as evidenced by the IR, why would anyone want to trade away national sovereignty and independence or to abandon principled anti-imperial Resistance? Considering the facts, one would either have to be oblivious to them or a neo-colonial comprador to long for restoration of the geopolitical conditions prevailing under the ousted monarchy.
Only worrisome aspect is how the number of tertiary students has been dropping for no less than 7 years in a row due to insufficient fertility. A perfect illustration as to why government must take every possible step now in order to boost child births before it's too late. Fertility must climb from the abysmal current 1,74 to between 2,1 and 2,5 children per female in age of giving birth. This will simply stabilize the Iranian population at its current level. If fertility does not improve however, then Iran's population will soon start decreasing barring mass immigration; the average age of Iranians will exceed sustainable limits. The chart in question offers a tiny glimpse into the catastrophic impact of demographic ageing on the economy - fewer students, less R&D, less innovation, smaller workforce, drop in national production, impossibility to fund pensions etc. The current situation is a consequence of policies conducted by liberal (reformist / moderate) administrations, and the very same elements are now lobbying hard to prevent the administration from fixing the issue, because they want Iranians to age so they can promote mass-immigration as part of their globalist agenda, and their vision of the ideal economy for Iran is a mono-sectorial crude oil exporting one.
Iran should take note of North Korea and feed some of these fat useless mullahs to the dogs...the rest will put their tail between their legs and move to Taliban land..lol
Without the revolutionary clergy, Iran would continue to be a serf of the zionists and Americans. The first popular movement against foreign exploitation in Iran's modern history was initiated by a cleric, the great Ayatollah Mirza Hassan Shirazi who issued a fatwa in 1890 against the concession granted by Naser ed-Din shah to the British for control over Iran's tobacco industry, leading to a successful popular uprising.
Iranian history is full of "fat, useless" secularists, freemasons, zionists, sold out monarchs and their non-clerical cronies.
they get job because they are mullahs not because thay know the trade..their children are called " bacheh mullah"..and these "bacheh mullahs" get government jobs and other privilages automatically..there is about 300,000 Mullahs in Iran..
And some 90% of those clerics are not engaging in politics nor in government whatsoever. Most are living simple lives and do not belong to the upper class. Also their views range from apolitical to liberal and western-subservient via revolutionary, conservative, you name it.
Economic privileges do not stem from whether one descends from a cleric nor from one's connections to the clergy, but from political-financial corruption per se. As a matter of fact most
āqāzāde have non-clerical fathers. Not going to post names but those familiar with Iranian politics know of officials who aren't clerics by any means but whose offspring has been reported to benefit from assorted privileges. This will not go away by removing the Iranian government's theocratic character and the enhanced role it provides to clerics in political institutions.
The focus on clerics in this regard is therefore misleading and unwarranted. It is deliberately being promoted by Iran's foreign enemies to incite people against the Islamic Republic and foment social frictions as a prelude to a general destabilization of Iran. Same powers and their exiled oppositionist stooges are currently encouraging violence against random clergymen in the streets. Such actions are detrimental in every respect and will be met with appropriate response from police and the courts. Also contrary to a certain narrative the IRGC is neither secularist nor anti-clerical, it would enthusiastically lead efforts to protect the Islamic Revolution domestically if required.