What's your idea about Iran government?Its leader?Ahmadinejad?....?
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he is too radical and make much more enemy for the country.
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The Iranian equivalent to George W Bush.\n\nAn insane religious nut.
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The idea here is that systems are created by people and not single individuals. The Iranian people by whatever reason rosed against the regime of the Shah in 1979 to usher in the current system.For the past 26 years the story has been to change again, one wonders whether Iranians have not understood their action well when the topple the Monarchy in 1979. At any rate it seems the current govt is having as much support and enemies from in and out side. With the current deadlock one could but only think the regime can survive if the people fighting it continue to be divided. The strength of any sysytem lies in the unity of its people and thier loyality towards the establishment.
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I see the Point of the Article.....But  I think the Administration is taking the right Approach here,This is my opinion why:1-The younger Generation of Iran do not like its Gov. Policies.Wouldnt be surprised if some or all allied nations trying to stir people against war.2-Irans leader has been making unprovoked threats to many nations,making this a European problem as well.Because of types of threats,War could very well mean WWIII.I think Administration is hoping that our Allies take the lead in any negotiations because Irans military capabilities make it a bigger threat to europe.3-If it comes to American military involvement,look at a map,to see where our soldiers are with regards to Iran.With Troops in Iraq and Afghanistan,Fleets in Persian Gulf, And our bases in Europe and Asia,we are well positioned Militarily.Although my personal belief is that Iranian leader is Crazy(literally)I hope this situation resloves itself.The majority of young Iranians are just like us,they want to live like us and european nations,its just that they have a lunatic with a very large military loyal to that lunatic for a leader.Please note that my opinion is based on what I know and learned through discussions with Iranian Immigrants at school.\nSorry 4 any typos...heavily medicated....
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I would have to say The last King of Iran before Arabs conqured my country 1400 years ago. I wish I was the king at that time so I could fight the arabs, kick the shit out of them and never let Islam enter my country.
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Iran is a country with alot of good people. There are good people everywhere, not all of them believe in their dictator. I am sorry that they are all stereotyped. Look at America, only 33 percent of us like our stupid president! Yet we are ALL hated for him. Very sad.
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our president (ahmadinejad) {president of iran}!!\nhe think every thing will solve by speaking!!\n:D
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my country IRAN.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>BOMMMMMMMMMM
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Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (help·info), sometimes also transcribed into English as Mahmud, Mahmood, Ahmadinezhad, Ahmadi-Nejad, Ahmadi Nejad (Persian: محمود احمدی نژاد; born October 28, 1956), is the sixth president of the Islamic Republic of Iran. His term began on August 3, 2005.\n\nHe was appointed mayor of Tehran on May 3, 2003, and was elected president on June 24, 2005. As a deeply religious conservative with popular nationalist and possibly Islamist views he is a controversial figure, and has been widely criticised for his outspoken and often provocative foreign policy positions, in particular his stance on Israel and controversial comments he has made about the Holocaust. [1]\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. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad enjoys full support from Supreme Leader Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei.
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Well to be un baised He is the elected president of Islamic Republic of Iran and He is backed by majority of Iran's younger generation for his current reforms in social and justice sectors.\nMahmoud Ahmadinejad was born in Garmsar, the fourth of seven children born to an ironworker. Ahmadinejad and his family migrated to Tehran when he was one year old. In 1975, he ranked 130th in the nationwide university entrance exams. He then got his diploma and was admitted to the Iran University of Science and Technology in the field of civil engineering. He was accepted as an MS student at the same university in 1984 and got his doctorate in 1987 in the field of engineering and traffic transportation planning while he was the governor of Ardabil province.\n\nHe is a bold personality and do not hesitate to speak bitter truth which is not acceptable of west especially Jews and ugly Isrealis who has captured Palestine after being pushed from europe by christians due to their cheep and fraudulent nature.\n\nIn February 2006 Ahmadinejad was quoted as saying: "Now in the West insulting the prophet is allowed, but questioning the Holocaust is considered a crime. We ask, why do you insult the prophet? The response is that it is a matter of freedom, while in fact they are hostages of the Zionists." \n\nAnd the above statement is true 100%.\n\nSo in the end i will say that he is the only muslim leader who speaks truth and which is not accepted to the Zionists and their supporters.
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You just missed your points by asking this question.\nAs an irainan girl who love her country very very much, I should say I don't like him. I didn't choose him, and I don't know how he became the president of iran. He, with his old opinions is just destroying what Mr Khatami (the former president of iran) built. Know that his opinions isn't the opinian of all iranian.\nOf course some of his opinions is true, but he chose a bad method for expressing them.\nAt last don't judge iranian by his opinions.\n\noh,saleh you are an iranian guy?!
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I don't know much about it except what's in the media. I know they're on Israel and the USA's sh*t list right now. I have heard that the Iranians are very educated people and for being a country in the middle east, Iran is pretty well to do. When I was about 12 years old I had a pen pal from Iran who wrote in perfect English and sent me beautiful postcards from there. The mail was always ripped open before it got delivered to me though like someone was checking it. I have nothing against the Iranian people or their country. My experience with the ones I met have been very pleasant.
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My Friend,\nI'm from Iran and he is our presidend who has been elected not completley by the vote of people but by the help of our leader Khamenei the leader. Ahmadi nejad who has a phd on the trafic managment major is one of the most active person in the islamic revolution of Iran, but he has never been a party of bisegeing the Us Emb(lots of ducuments can prove this) but he is so strong about the islamic rules which are changed during the years and no longer is a religion but a trap for usual people and a lader for monsters. Before the election Ahmadi Nejad was the mayor of Tehran(IRI capital) and he had cut off the tools and made lots of discouant for the people of Tehran. In the usual mood Tehran needs 6Million$ per day as the maintenance cost. But he managed there by just 2million. But that was just a light succes for him, after he is elected he showed that, he has no practical finacial mind and know nothing about finace. he will destroy Iranian finacial situation and we are hopless.
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Here's a conversation I had with an Iranian yesterday:\n\nabcormi (4/15/2006 4:22:40 PM): hi\nParnian (4/15/2006 4:23:12 PM): i want to talk to you about the question you asked\nabcormi (4/15/2006 4:23:28 PM): Sure\nabcormi (4/15/2006 4:24:04 PM): which question?\nParnian (4/15/2006 4:24:35 PM): The question about supporting military action against Iran\nabcormi (4/15/2006 4:24:39 PM): OK\nParnian (4/15/2006 4:24:45 PM): What do you know about Iran?\nParnian (4/15/2006 4:24:59 PM): And about persian people?\nabcormi (4/15/2006 4:25:15 PM): I know that the Iranian President wants a war with the United States\nParnian (4/15/2006 4:25:51 PM): so it should cause milions of people and children to die?\nabcormi (4/15/2006 4:26:11 PM): What, war with the US?\nParnian (4/15/2006 4:26:23 PM): Yes\nParnian (4/15/2006 4:26:46 PM): The war which hasn't started, and in not going to start\nabcormi (4/15/2006 4:27:05 PM): No, I don't believe that. I believe the Iranian government is trying to push the US into a war to prove some kind of point\nabcormi (4/15/2006 4:28:04 PM): I don't think Iran's people agree with it, nor do they want a war, when Iran threatens the US or US allies with missile strikes or threatens to take a country out, that is pretty much a call to war\nParnian (4/15/2006 4:28:32 PM): OK\nParnian (4/15/2006 4:28:44 PM): So you mean you support it, right?\nabcormi (4/15/2006 4:29:06 PM): But, think about this, if someone had a gun and threatened to shoot you, what would you do in reaction?\nParnian (4/15/2006 4:29:47 PM): If i knew that the gun isn't real and it cant never hurt me, i wouldn't take a serious reaction\nabcormi (4/15/2006 4:30:05 PM): I don't know that I do support it, but I can sympathize with people who are threatened militarily. It doesn't mean I want war, it just means I understand why they feel that way\nParnian (4/15/2006 4:30:26 PM): So what about us?\nParnian (4/15/2006 4:30:33 PM): What about OUR feelings?\nParnian (4/15/2006 4:30:42 PM): No one cares about them\nabcormi (4/15/2006 4:31:39 PM): I feel that you are not in disagreement with your government leaders, however I do care about the millions of people caught in the middle, such as yourself. You don't want war any more than our people\nParnian (4/15/2006 4:32:07 PM): I don't disagree with the government?!!!\nParnian (4/15/2006 4:32:24 PM): No one agrees with them\nabcormi (4/15/2006 4:32:35 PM): I don't think it will even become a physical war, just a war of words... like two men who flex their mustles to try to prove who's stronger\nabcormi (4/15/2006 4:33:21 PM): So you agree that it's okay to say that your government will wipe a country out of existence?\nParnian (4/15/2006 4:33:28 PM): I think it's pretty obvious that who's stronger, there's no need to war\nParnian (4/15/2006 4:33:57 PM): They can't do that ! They can't\nParnian (4/15/2006 4:34:39 PM): I don't care about them, you can send them to the hell, so that we can breathe easy\nParnian (4/15/2006 4:34:47 PM): But i'm worried about the people, children, lovers, memories\nParnian (4/15/2006 4:35:49 PM): They're deciding on their own, there's no one who supports or agrees with them\nabcormi (4/15/2006 4:36:05 PM): Same here, that's why I don't understand why Iran would want to threaten powerful nations like Israel and the US\nParnian (4/15/2006 4:36:11 PM): Except some stupid people like themselves\nParnian (4/15/2006 4:36:27 PM): Iran doesn't want this\nParnian (4/15/2006 4:36:46 PM): Ahmadi nejad wants so\nabcormi (4/15/2006 4:36:54 PM): Neither does the US. I think the only ones that want it are the news media because it means ratings\nParnian (4/15/2006 4:37:48 PM): So what about the people? When are they gonna decide about their own future?\nabcormi (4/15/2006 4:38:09 PM): who? your people? our people?\nParnian (4/15/2006 4:38:30 PM): our people\nParnian (4/15/2006 4:38:54 PM): Yo
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i think that bush only understands about a third of what he says. he's a puppet of dick cheney and karl rove. i think that we've screwed up the middle east enough already. i'm really hoping we can delay things in iran until someone brighter joins his cabinet, or is newly elected.
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Iran has both a spiritual leader, called supreme leader (Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Hosseini Khamenei) and a political/government leader called president (Mahmoud Ahmadinejad).\n\nIn its history, the spiritual leader has at times been more fundamental than the government leader, but right now it appears that in fact the president Mahmoud is an extreme fundamentalist.
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I think many people in Iran may WANT peace, but I don't trust their leaders.  Ahmedinejad speaks with a voice of war and hatred.  When you consider this AND the fact that they appear to be building nuclear weapons, I'd say that Iran is one of the most dangerous countries in the world today.  Most people in most countries (including the U.S.) WANT peace, but the governments rarely provide peace.  The government of Iran is not peace-loving.