does anyone know the name of iranian president?
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yes it's Mahmoud Ahmadinejad / Ahmadi Nejad
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General Haj Ali Razmara was the Iranian Premier from June of 1950 until he was assassinated in March of 1951 by Navab Safavi, the leader of an Islamic terrorist. \n\nGeneral Haj Ali Razmara, Born in 1900, he rose through the Cossack Division to the rank of general through distinguished service in the suppression of revolts, his skills as an organizer, and the patronage of Shah Reza Khan. Appointed Prime Minister by the Shah in 1950, Razmara pursued policies intended to decentralize government, improve living conditions and create provincial assemblies. His tenure was brief because he alienated domestic political groups and the Western powers.
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LIKE IRANIAN PRESIDENT !!!
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Dr. Mahmoud Hessaby (or Mahmood Hesabi) (1903, Tehran - September 3, 1992, University hospital of Geneva) was a prominent Persian scientist, researcher and professor of the University of Tehran.\nAccording to the Professor Hessaby Institute, the following were some of his accomplishments:\n\nFounding the Highway Engineering school and teaching there from 1928 \nSurvey and drawing of the first coastal road-map between Persian Gulf ports \nFounding the "teachers college" and teaching there from 1928 \nConstruction of the first radio-set in Iran (1928) \nConstruction of the first weather-station in 1931 \nInstallation and operation of the first radiology center in Iran in 1931 \nCalculation and setting of Iranian time (1932) \nFounding the first private hospital in Iran (Goharshad Hospital) in 1933 \nWriting the University charter and founding Tehran University (1934) \nFounding the Engineering school in 1934 and acting as the dean of that school until 1936 and teaching there from then on \nFounding the faculty of science and acting as its dean from 1942 to 1948 \nCommissioned for the dispossession of British Petroleum Company during government of Dr. Mossadegh and appointed as the first general manager of the National Iranian Oil Company \nMinister of Education in the cabinet of Dr. Mossadegh from 1951 to 1952 \nOpposing the contract with the consortium while in the senate \nOpposing the membership of Iran in CENTO (Baghdad Pact) \nFounding the Telecommunication Center of Assad-Abad in Hamedan (1959) \nWriting the standards charter for the standards Institute of Iran (1954) \nFounding the Geophysical Institute of Tehran University (1961) \nTitle of distinguished professor of Tehran University from 1971 \nFounding the atomic research center and atomic reactor at Tehran University \nFounding the atomic Energy center of Iran, member of the UN scientific sub-committee of peaceful use of member of the international space committee (1981) \nEstablishment of Iran's space research committee and member of the international space committee (1981) \nEstablishment of the Iranian music society and founding the Persian language Academy.
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i believe the Iranian President is kinda radical crazy and is pretty much hellbent on controlling other countries in the middle east,Everyone knows he wont be happy till they have nucks,and I believe he will use them, unfortunately for the Iranian people most countries believe that also.He's probably Hitler reincarnate.
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our president (ahmadinejad) {president of iran}!!\nhe think every thing will solve by speaking!!\n:D
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Mahmoud Ahmadinejad He was elected president on June 24, 2005. He is widely considered to be a religious conservative with Islamist and populist views. Before his appointment as mayor, he was a civil engineer and an assistant professor at the Iran University of Science and Technology.\n\nPolitically, Ahmadinejad is a member of the Central Council of the Islamic Society of Engineers, but he has a more powerful base inside the Alliance of Builders of Islamic Iran (Abadgaran). Ahmadinejad is considered one of the main figures in the alliance.
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I think it's important to remember that Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, has no significant power in creating the country's policies.  \n\nThe President of Iran is democraticaly elected, but can only run for election if approved by a twelve member panel called the Guardian Council.  \nThe members of the Guardian Council are appointed by a Supreme Leader, a religious official.  \nBesides nominating presidential candidates, the Guardian Coucil also approves candidates to the Assembly of Experts.  The Assembly are religious leaders, or mujtahids.  They are responsible for supervising and electing the Supreme Leader.  \n\nThe President of Iran has some power to influence foreign policy, but not on the level of the American president.  His position would be analogous to the US Secretary of State.  He is the representative of Iran's people, their voice to the rest of the world, not the leader of their government.
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Iran's president said that Israel need to be destroyed so maybe Israel should before he will.\n\nCheck the link for more info..
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We have been obsessed with it since 1979 when the Shah of Iran lost power to new politcal forces. That is when  Ayatollah Ruholla Khomeini took power.\n\nAfter Khomeini's death, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has taken power and has taken a very strong stance against Isreal and peace in general by buying $9 billion worth of surface to air missles from Russia and restarting the Nuclear energy program. Iran had been watched closely by the UN International Atomic Energy Agency for a number of years now but recently Iran has taken UN seals of nuclear material which they claim to be using for nuclear energy but could be used in warheads and other bombs.\n\nThe problem is that we don't know what could happen next because Mahmoud Ahmadinejad does not have a track record and is more extreme than the former leaders of Iran. This is a situation which could become worse very quickly.
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Ali Daei is now known as Ali Dinosaur.\n\nAnd Iran are crap!
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the central intelligence agency of the united states overthrew a legally elected ruler of iran in the 1950s (i think his last name was something like "mosedeh") and they installed the Shah of Iran in his place.\n\nthe shah was a cowardly dictator, kind of like saddham hussein but not quite as bad, who mistreated the people of iran.\n\nin the late 1970s the people of iran led a revoltuion against the shah.  ayatollah khomeini led the Islamic revolution against the shah in 1978 and took control of the iranian government.\n\nat that time, president jimy carter of the US attempted to support the shah and the iranian people were outraged about this.  therefore they took a number of american's hostage and kept them as hostages for a very long time in the us embassy in tehran.  this was one reason why jimmy carter lost the next presidential election to ronald reagan.  carter looked weak and incompetent to the american people because he was not able to bring the hostages home.  apparently ronald reagan made a secret deal - perhaps an illegal deal - with the iranians to bring the hostages home.
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Sala'm Aga / Khanum!\n\nDo you want to imply that Iran's case is similar to that of the Iraq during last days of Saddam when he was denying having any WMD and USA was insisting that he was lying?\n\nIn any case, there is a great difference in the analogy. Iran has been more-or-less positively identified by the IAEA to be moving towards a secret nuclear weapons program, as per circumstantial evidences its inspectors and 'monitors' has obtained.\n\nSo, in my personal view, the President of Iran Mr. Ahmedinezad is playing high-wire act and also brinkmanship with the West (not only with USA). I am a Muslim and I worked in Iranian Air Force for two years as civilian specialist and I have no ill feeling for the Iranian people.\n\nGod forbid, if Iranian people had to live the miserable life that of Iraq then it would be solely the present government of Iran that would be held responsible to ignore numerous warnings to refrain from its present belligerent attitude and sit with world community and sort out its differences across the table.\n\nInshaAllah we hope major catastrophe could be averted and Iranians can live and prosper and be the Malaysia of the Middle East!\n\nKhuda Hafez
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Iran does not have a king any more. \n The last king they had was Shah Of Iran, who was overthrown by Khomeini,(Iran's spiritual leader).
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"Iran's new president created a sense of outrage in the west yesterday by describing Israel as a "disgraceful blot" that should be "wiped off the face of the earth". Mahmoud Ahmadinejad who is more hardline than his predecessor, told students in Tehran that a new wave of Palestinian attacks would be enough to finish off Israel."\n\n"Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Wednesday lambasted Israel and Zionism and quoted the late Ayatollah Khomeini calling for Israel to be "wiped out from the map.""\n\n"A day after drawing international condemnation for declaring that "Israel should be wiped off the map," Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad joined an estimated several hundred thousand demonstrators in an annual anti-Israel march that made clear his words are a time-honored slogan in Iran."
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Farah Pahlavi (born October 14, 1938 in Tehran, Iran) (born as Farah Diba) was the third wife of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi of Iran and the last Shahbanu (Empress) of Persia.\n\nShe was Queen from her marriage to the Shah in 1959, and in 1967 was the first Empress of Iran to be crowned in modern times. The end of the monarchy in 1979 made her the last such royal.\n\nShe was born in Tehran to Sohrab Diba and Farideh Diba, she was the only child. Her father Sohrab was a military officer whose family was originally from Azerbaijan, he died when she was a child. Her mother oversaw Farah's education. She studied at the French school in Tehran and École Spéciale d'Architecture in Paris, where she was professor Albert Besson 's student. While a student, she met the Shah numerous times. He eventually proposed to her, and the two were wed on December 21, 1959. She gave birth to four children with the Shah:\n\nReza Pahlavi II (born on October 30, 1960) \nFarahnaz Pahlavi (born on March 12, 1963) \nAli Reza Pahlavi (born on April 28, 1966) \nLeila Pahlavi (March 27, 1970 - June 10, 2001) \nAfter the Iranian Revolution of 1979, she escorted her husband, in exile, until his death on July 27, 1980. She currently resides in Connecticut, in the United States.\n\n \nMohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi, crowning Farah Pahlavi as Empress of Iran.Farah Pahlavi has recently authored a book about her marriage to the Shah entitled, An Enduring Love: My Life with the Shah- A Memoir.
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I THINK THE NEWEST AND THE YOUNGEST PRESIDENT OF THE WORLD IS AHMEDEJANI OF IRAN