tell me your points of viwe about iran's goverment and irannian in the other countreis.
209892
Iran is a fine country.  But the people that run it need to be taken out in the street and shot.  And if that doesn't help it, then nuke it and turn it into a wasteland.
308647
I may modify this later, but my recall is an older Iranian Mohammud Mossadegh was a nationalist who supported nationalizing their oil.  He was elected president or whatever by the governing body - not by the popular vote.  It became a complicated story longer than I want to recall here, but the U.S. gov. did it's usually clumsy job of interfering in Iran's politics with the result of the usual Bad American pr job.  Ultimately, though, the Shah ended up back in power by a series of haphazard steps.  The story is more completely told in Daniel Yergin's book, The Prize, on the history of oil.  The book was published in 1992, but I believe it is still in print in paper. I have a hardbound edition that I read several years ago.
613506
I have known Iranians in the past. They were all very nice and good people who became terribly upset when the Shah was deposed and the ayatollah came to power. One was in the US on a student visa and he was afraid the mad mullahs would either imprison him or force him into their war against Iraq if he ever returned.\n\nThe people of Iran deserve much better than the tyranny of the jihadists and false preachers they are currently suffering under.
595808
as you are an Iranian (you see I'm intellegent!!) Iran is better.
462441
We did back Iraq against Iran,do you think Iran holds any bad feelings against us for it.
527393
I sympathize with your country's situation. But you have to understand that you have been taken control under a theocracy that is ruled by an anti-semitic radical muslim. We can't trust Iran's word to say that they will only use it for nuclear power giving the history of disagreement with Israel. Ahmanidejad has said he will blow up Israel and he doens't believe the Holocaust ever happened. The Iran-Iraq war was horrible and innocent lives were lost. The U.S. at that time did help Saddam because we viewed Iran as a bigger threat. I apologize on my country's behalf. But we were nervous of a potential Middle East crisis and we tried to salvage it. It's because of this history that we can't trust Ahmanidejad because we can't run the risk of him blowing up Israel or take over a weak Iraq. If this occurs, it will expand the war in the Middle East and possibly create a WWIII which will hurt everybody. This is why we don't support nuclear development in Iran. If you can guarantee us that Iran won't blow up Israel then who knows? Until then, try to see this from our point of view.
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"Put God in the centre:\nHis pure representatives guide the leaders..\nThe leaders lead the country in a divine way..."\n\nDo you have any idea how much that sounds like the Taliban ... or the current theocracy in Iran?\n\nDid you translate this from Arabic or Persian yourself?
220518
I saw this same question asked over and over again by different persons at Y!A.... \nWhy???!!!\n\n\nI wonder what is it about Iran that you think we people outside Iran do not know but should know? You tell us...please!
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Israel - \nwhich means Iran will certainly deserve it\n\naaR - you are now officially Iran's puppet. Just what they want \n             to hear\nAnd Stephanie----you are REALLY starting to get on my nerves\n       So many biased opinions & so little knowledge
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I'm not going to turn this into an anti or pro Bush diatribe (personally, I'm indifferent to him), but the Iran situation is indeed very serious, and it is not just Bush that thinks so.  France, Germany and Britain have been working on this for many years.  China and Russia are stake holders.  Even the Australia Group has issued an opinion.  What you're observing is simply more attention being paid to the matter by the media (don't forget the European Union has been working on this seriously since at least 2000, even before September 11).  Iran clearly wants nuclear weapons and has made overt threats to use them, which escalates the situation above a mere arms race.  Further, Iran has not been transparent with the program, which is a direct violation of an international treaty which the country signed on its own accord.  However, when the EU-3 first noticed that Iran had broken the treaty and bought the issue to international attention, the Iranians suddenly became indignant -- essentially casting asside an agreeement they had made with civilized society.   However, now the attention of the world's citizens is on Iran, I hope that the same level heads that have been working 'behind the scenes' continue to prevail.
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Look at it this way, before 1979 Iran was the most developed nation in the region, it had the highest standard of living and was a major importer of American goods and services. Being larger and having a much greater population than Kuwait, which at the time was not friendly with the U.S., it represented our staunchest ally in that part of the world. \n\nFast forward nearly 30 years since the revolution. Poverty, violence and international irresponsibility now wrack the country. The population has been decimated by a senseless, bloody war with Iraq and now what little government there is happens to be playing nuclear brinkmanship with the rest of the world. Things are bad.
209024
Iran is a "rogue state," which means that they support terrorists and scoff at international relations. Giving a rouge state nuclear weapons is like giving a loaded gun to a baby.
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for God's sake, never use "farsi" instead of Persian, Persisch, Persane, Persisk etc.\n\nFarsi or Persian ? (CHN)\nhttp://heritage.chn.ir/en/Article/?id=88 [in English]\nBy Pejman Akbarzadeh.\n\n"FARSI" or "PERSIAN"? What Is the English Name of Our Language? (Payvand)\nhttp://www.payvand.com/news/03/dec/1083.html [in English]\nBy Pejman Akbarzadeh.\n\nIRAN or PERSIA? FARSI or PERSIAN? (Iran Heritage)\nhttp://www.iran-heritage.org/interestgroups/iranorpersia1.htm [in English]\nBy Pejman Akbarzadeh.\n\n"FARSI" or "PERSIAN"? (Payvand)\nhttp://www.payvand.com/news/05/dec/1063.html [in English]\nBy Pejman Akbarzadeh.\n\nThe announcement of the Academy of Persian Language and Literature (Wikipedia)\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_announcement_of_the_Academy_of_Persian_Language_and_Literature [in English]\n\nPersian or Farsi? (Iranian)\nhttp://www.iranian.com/Features/Dec97/Persian/\nBy Kamran Talattof.\n\nPersian or Farsi? (PersianDirect)\nhttp://www.persiandirect.com/articles/2004/july/id_00001.htm\nBy Ali Moslehi Moslehabadi\n\n"FARSI", recently appeared language! (CAIS-SOAS)\nhttp://www.cais-soas.com/CAIS/Languages/persian_not_farsi.htm\nBy Prof. Ehsan Yarshater.\n\n"FARSI", recently appeared language! (PersianDirect)\nhttp://www.persiandirect.com/articles/2004/july/id_00003.htm\nBy Prof. Ehsan Yarshater.\n\nTechnical Terminology\nhttp://students.washington.edu/irina/persianword/tt.htm\n\nSimilar articles in Persian:\nhttp://www.persian-language.org/Group/Article.asp?ID=173 [ in Persian]\nhttp://www.iran-heritage.org/interestgroups/iranorpersian.jpg [in Persian]\nhttp://www.sharghnewspaper.com/821108/litera.htm#s22653 [in Persian]\nhttp://www.sharghnewspaper.com/841010/html/societ.htm#s349176 [in Persian]
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Iran is one of the greatest countries ever.\nGreat food,\nfriendly people,\na rich and long history.
19676
areh azizam! If there are any iranian's that cant speak farsi then they all need to commit mass suicide this very minute...lol!
122605
I have no problems with Persians. They are unfortunate in living under a medieval theocracy who deny basic human rights to the people especially women.
250875
The Iranian people need to realize the world is behind them{the people , not necessarily their government}. As an American, you probably don't care for me very much, but believe me we're pulling for you to retain your democracy, and your heritage as a tolerant, intelligent people, that  will return to the world stage ,embracing nations and  influencing them for the positive ,as Persia did for so many centuries. I sincerely hope someday, America and Iran, the people can come together. Even though our governments may clash at this point in history, power flows from the people whether those in power believe it or not, and someday the peoples of Iran and the US, even though there may be some differences, will join together for a better world!