Iran's oil revenues drop 58 percent since 2011

[Yzd Khalifa]

Every basic good is subsidized bud. Prices fluctuates off and on, but the Mullahs can manipulate it in terms of food. Medicine is another story, I was talking about the healthcare system.

Not what I've been hearing.

Chicken doubled in price, bread prices up.

Medicine so expensive that family abroad are having to buy it and send to Iran.

Even petrol prices are up.

Heard this all from an Iranian friend who was there 3 months ago.

What type of work? CIA?

I don't work for the US, but if my home-place is attacked, I will gladly wage my holy war.

 

[iranigirl2]

Every basic good is subsidized bud. Prices fluctuates off and on, but the Mullahs can manipulate it in terms of food. Medicine is another story, I was talking about the healthcare system.



I don't work for the US, but if my home-place is attacked, I will gladly wage my holy war.

Iran has good health system, much better than the U.S


now, why were you in Iran?

 

[Mozambique Drill]

Every basic good is subsidized bud. Prices fluctuates off and on, but the Mullahs can manipulate it in terms of food. Medicine is another story, I was talking about the healthcare system.



I don't work for the US, but if my home-place is attacked, I will gladly wage my holy war.

But it's still going to affect Iran, isn't it? because the Mullahs are using more money trying to keep the country afloat.

The subsidisation doesn't come from thin air.

Anyway, if Iran can afford to keep engaged in Syria and keep feeding Hezbollah - it means the sanctions are still not enough and more may be needed.

 

[Yzd Khalifa]

But dont U gys think that `unstable `Iran`eill be a bigger head ache for Arabia?
Just like Pakistan to India?

There is nothing we want from them but keep a distance, otherwise we might consider purchasing Rafael from the French

 

[Hussein]

But it's still going to affect Iran, isn't it? because the Mullahs are using more money trying to keep the country afloat.

The subsidisation doesn't come from thin air.

Anyway, if Iran can afford to keep engaged in Syria and keep feeding Hezbollah - it means the sanctions are still not enough and more may be needed.

the sanctions are killing the normal people
as you can see they don't affect the bad guys

 

[Yzd Khalifa]

The Mullahs can manage to play with the prices of chicken, bread, and butter if that's what you're saying. But the mullahs can't retrieve their cash overseas ..

But it's still going to affect Iran, isn't it? because the Mullahs are using more money trying to keep the country afloat.

The subsidisation doesn't come from thin air.

Anyway, if Iran can afford to keep engaged in Syria and keep feeding Hezbollah - it means the sanctions are still not enough and more may be needed.

 

[Hussein]

There is nothing we want from them but keep a distance, otherwise we might consider purchasing Rafael from the French

raphale

or you mean you want to buy rafael nadal?

 

[Yzd Khalifa]

the sanctions are killing the normal people
as you can see they don't affect the bad guys

The Mullahs can get everything they want, but the people are the ones who suffer. The US is counting on the Iranian people to unleash their wrath at the mullahs. Clearly, the Iranians aren't starving but their mullahs are making them to be so.

 

[KingMamba]

I D K, I thought you could help me figure it out.....

Probably some hebrew word.

 

[Yzd Khalifa]

raphale

or you mean you want to buy rafael nadal?

No, I meant the Dassault Rafael

 

[iranigirl2]

Probably some hebrew word.

It sounds Arabic!

 

[Yzd Khalifa]

Iran has good health system, much better than the U.S
now, why were you in Iran?

Dude, I wasn't plotting on you or the Iranians, I was watching over KSA's back

 

[Mozambique Drill]

the sanctions are killing the normal people
as you can see they don't affect the bad guys

But these other Iranians on here are saying their bread is still cheap.

Others I speak to are saying it's getting more expensive.

Don't know who to believe.

My friend got back from Iran and said there was a bad atmosphere and that people are 'short' with each other etc.

Said it had changed because of tensions.

 

[Arabian Legend]

raphale

or you mean you want to buy rafael nadal?

He is my favorite tennis player.

Viva Rafael

 

[KingMamba]

I don't work for the US, but if my home-place is attacked, I will gladly wage my holy war.

You was honestly in Iran for "work"?