what is your idea of Iran's future ... politics,public,people ?
399088
Forget about the politics & people.  \n\nA radioactive dust bowl comes to mind if Ahmadinejad doesn't pull his head out of his *ss.
697045
As I've said many times, I feel sincere fear and pity for the Persian people. (I know Iran is populated with many different races, but I just like to write the word Persian).\n\nIt's my understanding that a substantial number of the Iranian populace wishes to be free from the murderous, semi-psychotic Mullahs, and that certifiable former mayor of Tehran, Ahmadinijad.\n\n\nI pray that military intervention isn't necessary; additionally, I hope that the Iranian people themselves depose of the Theocratic Rulers.\n\nHU, and Putin, since Saddam's demise, have turned to Iran as their shared cash-cow. The money Russia and China lost due to Saddam's capture, has been replaced by doing business with Ahmadinijad. Weaponry and technical support, along with oil and natural gas, seem to be the binding links keeping these countries in a like frame of mind.\n\nFrance is just doing what they have always done--  looking out for their own interest. Chirac and Villapan (spelling) don't seem to give a damn about the Iranian people, or the rest of the world for that matter.\n\nThey too lost a lot of business when Saddam fell.\n\nThat leaves America, England, Germany and Australia.\n\nAs I said, I pray military steps are not required to solve this growing dilemma.
269550
I probably would not want to live there.\n\nBut.  Iran has to determin what is best for Iran, just like any other country needs to determin what is best for them.  We tend to fan their flames when outside countries try and dictate what happens within their borders.  Just think how angry the people of the United States would get if Canada told us that we had to stop producing Apple Pies or they would invade us.\n\nWhile we may not agree with the leadership of Iran, the people there have decided that it is the type of government that they want and we need to respect that.
394856
My husband is in the military, and his platoon is most likely to be one of the first ones in Iran. \nPersonally, I'm a little tired of fixing everyone else's problems and forgetting about our own. \n\nAmerica reminds me of a head strong teenager, trying to take everyone on at once and always thinking they are right no matter what, but that is just my opinion.
930939
Mostly Foreign states, but if you want one chosen i would have to say IRAN, a FASCIST state setting between two country's that will be working Democracies. Iran hates its own people and ARABS so much they kill them by the hundreds.
403386
I think Iranian government(which is separate from its people) is developing Nuke Weapons (in their own words) to promote Islam in other countries. This is one of their goals. I think U.S and other countries must be aware that this regime doesn't care about it's own people, and so they don't care about anyone in the world. \nIran is one of the richest oil nations, but look how their citizens are living!!!! all the money form oil exports are in their own bank accounts in foreign countries.\nDo you know how many political prisoners are in prisons in Iran!!! They kill, torture and do lots of stuff that you can't imagine. \nI think the first thing U.S and other countries can do is to freeze their assets and money in banks.  some of them(people in Iran Regime) has Green card and travel to U.S. if Bush means what he says how they can travel to his country so easily.\nIranian people has nothing to do with all this. Why they should pay the price. All these things you see in T.V that some people are supporting them, these are their own people and they are paid to be there. \nBut in my opinion they should try to resolve the problem in a way that Iranian people pay the least price.
586798
Iran's president IS nuts, basically. He's spouting nonsense for internal consumption and hasn't completely understood yet that the international media picks it up and runs with it. Iran may or may not really be nuclear capable, but the ayatollahs who really run the country want their populace to think so. In any case, don't bomb them...yet.
161945
Sometimes the entire Iran situation looks like Iraq, the current Iranian president 9being an independent candidate) seems like a perfect target to be the next Saddam Hussein. \n\nPolitically, the US is pressurizing the opposition to join them, as it is the governing regime will definitely go weak and then like in any other progressing economy they will have their foot in the door to make sure that there is a well paved road for them to commute whenever they want.\n\nI think only time will tell what exactly is the major game plan here, but one thing is sure it is not going to be a smooth ride and eventually the US will gain something substantial.
402373
I just spoke with a friend who's preparing to go to Iraq for the military.  Now he's not sure where exactly he'll be headed (Iraq or Iran).  But he and I agree that it is best to address the Iran issue BEFORE it becomes a PROBLEM.  It's easier to fix now than later.
283126
Never.  I think Iran learned something from our invasion of Iraq.  \n\nIran will submit to the Russian demands and rejoin the world community after alot of huffing and puffing and flexing its weak muscles.  The theocracy will be saved if they join the world, thus their Islamic government will survive for a time.  \n\nIranians are smart and realize isolation is not beneficial to their survival.\n\nActually, the citizens of Iran will eventually throw the bums (mulahs) out in the near future.  5 years.
536132
A Democracy modeled after the US Constitution.\n\nI think the UN has told pretty much everybody to point your nukes at Iran and stand by for a launch signal.\n\nGotta run - that red phone is ringing.
511721
Probably not, their people are being led by a corrupt person like George Bush. I think that most of the people in Iran are just plain folks that could care less about destroying us or Israel. It is just the leaders of the country that are bad. Somewhat like Russia. We find out that they are a country made up of people just like us.
1036704
Well.............. There hasn't been much news on Iran lately.  May be the world is waiting for another "terror" attack to remind us how dangerous these people really are.  Isn't that how it works??  Some big event to have us all angry and hurt.  So we will support any thing the government wants to do.  I think Iran is next.  I've been saying it sense this war started.  What would have to happen to get support for such actions??  Will China and Russia support any UN sanctions with their interest in Iraq?  I think not.  Why is no one worried about North Korea?  I apologize for answering with so many Questions.
645238
Iran's destiny depends on Iran's actions. Follow the good path and good things will happen.
123590
Actually... while I agree education is key. Revolution over the extremist "leadership" that has iron fisted control is a necessity. I fully believe the common Iranian people are not as extremist as those who have the reigns in that country. Given the chance, the Iranian people like everyone else, would prefer a free government and society with peace at heart. To obtain that peace and freedom, it will take action though. Freedom is not just given. Freedom is earned and won. Blood is freedom's stain, and many times it takes fighting and revolution to win freedom. The extremist and hate filled people in charge in Iran will not give up their iron-fisted control just because they are asked.
402581
It shouldn't be a first option.  The ideal situation would be an internal revolution in Iran, I can't imagine that the average Iranian is terribly happy with Ahmadinejad and Khamenei though the Iranian police state has so far been able to keep them in power.  I think that diplomatic options need to be exhausted before military options are exercised, but it is up to Iran how far this goes.  If they allow the IAEA in to monitor and verify their claim that they are trying to generate Nuclear power for civilian purposes (which all current evidence indicates is not the case) then the world will probably let them do so, however if Iran begins deploying and/or exporting Nuclear Weapons they will have to be stopped, and it would be imprudent to take any option off the table before their intentions are known.
367237
It will be a deep impact for USA. The united states will go to boggy!\nNo I don't mean that Iran is a powerful state. USA is very powerful and USa can beat Iran however, a war eating of the source of  a country. And many people in the world will hate USA. It is not good for American people:(