Yes and yes. Iran and the US have a history and sadly, not always good. I will even concede that it is mostly bad. But that does not mean I cannot be a patriot and speak for the US in terms of foreign affairs in the ME where both our countries have interests and often conflict.
i dont think you are iranian too.like mano to kindergarten tv .so i ask you are you live in iran if not how many years you are live outside iran .and do you have city-zen from another country
You think what you like bro...It doesn't make any difference to me. I could tell you, but I don't feel like answering you.
What he means is that the so called old inexperienced Khamenei can't be fooled by the sweet talks of a war criminal like Obama!
Oh, you mean he learned on the job? Yeah, maybe the war years was not exactly good for that, you know in a war you're busy surviving and not exactly expanding ties and diplomatic policy. This whole governmental structure needs an overhaul. We need to have a strong president, elected by the people with a strong Parliament and an independent court system, just like most successful countries. We don't need a political leader for life, he can stay as the spiritual leader but with little or no impact on governing, like the Pope. We also need to get rid of the Assembly of Experts, Expediency council and the rest of the bs structure like the Judiciary committee who don't do anything except split power.....you cannot effectively govern a country when the power is so diffused in most areas. Well, in a Democracy anyway.
You don't even deserve an answer because you're a paid IRGC insider, probably someone who writes bogus reports about threats and hands it in to stoke fears.
Yeah, I'm a Zionist...you found me out, because you're so smart. Seriously though, do you actually work in our govt? That's scary. I hope you only make tea at the IRGC office.
he is mostly right about what he says about Obama, stuxnet and olympic games cyber attacks were approved by Obama (probably pressured by neo cons all around him) and he supported the syrian "rebels" hugely. and even obama had addiction to sanctions, but at least he was open to diplomacy and didnt support sanctions just for the sake of it.
Absolutely correct. USA is a rival country....and we have to be aware that not all countries are friendly and benevolent. Look no further than Turkey, for months Trump and Bolton have been pressuring Erdogan with tariffs and currency manipulation. Not to mention they may have secretly backed the recent unsuccessful military coup, this is a NATO ally I'm talking about. But, instead of ratcheting up the tension and rhetoric Erdogan released the pastor that was in the center of the row between the two countries. At the same time he used the Khashoggi murder to put S.A. in their place and warm up to the USA. U.S. govt does not like Erdogan....trust me. But, they have no choice to play nice because Erdogan has proof that could make S.A. look like an international pariah, which is no good for Trump and Kushner (and Israel UAE) who have spent so much political capital on. So Trump quickly said nice things about Turkey and no doubt they will stop their economic war on the Lira...for now. This is how you play diplomatic chess in the international arena.
I think the changed attitude from the US was because Turkey released Pastor Brunson. But the rest I agree with.
Isn't that what every educated sane Iranian wants??
In short, yes, but let's discuss this matter in another thread....sorry if I veered off topic on this one.
