how Iran develops alot & quickly in the recently years?
831733
The fundamental Muslims who control Iran are not against science, or industry. they are much less corrupt than the old Iranian regime or most of the regimes in Muslim countries. they have a lot of income from sale of crude oil. however, economic growth in Iran is far from astounding, mainly because their enormous spending on the military and security forces of Iran, and the vast sums of money they spend to support extreme Muslim organizations worldwide.
169989
The best I can do is give you a website for iranian news and politics.  There may be a link there for the iranian government.
793527
Iran has no weapons of mass destruction but it has oil.  It might suffer the same fate as Iraq.
969286
I agree that this is obvious.  Iraq was probably the hegemon in the Middle East before the US invasion, though Iran had already been clamoring for increased power and influence in the region.  Now that Iraq has fallen into great turmoil, Iran now has an opportunity to increase its influence and establish itself as the leading Muslim nation, much as the US is considered the leading democratic nation.  Iran has much to gain from a destabilized Iraq, and is thus contributing to the violence through weapons sales.
591982
Iran's team is not the representative of Iranian Government. It is the Rep of the Iranian people who are fighting with the government.\n\nBut going back to your question. Iran's got a ver good team this yea. Just check their last result against Croatia 2-2. That game really finished for Iran but the Croat Ref got a last second penalty to save them from embarrassment.\n\nIran's got very talented players.\n\nIran will reach the 2nd stage and after that it all depends to luck and their skills
107791
Iran is a strong country with a great and rich historical backgound. We may have some internal problems but it doesn't bad as it looks on TVs. Islamic law is not something that prevent your freedom but limit your freedom to protect others freedom.You may not like it but thats why our streets are more safer than any other country in western world. Freedom is not just about what women can wear. Iranian women are highly educated, working in lots of different proffesions. They can participate in any party, can elect and be elected.
108905
I do not.   I believe that the current leader of Iran is extremely unstable and does not believe that he should anwer to then international audience.   He believes mostly of Iran's sovereignty and believes that it is all good for his country.  I believe that their leadership is unstable and should have a close eye on it.
137484
hi,if u r in iran, u cant do it,maybe can in soon\nbecause iran cannot soppurt it now
359795
The country has oil, be aware, very aware Bush is shopping for just such a state. We will do Iran first though, they have more oil
414471
I have several Iranian friends. I find them all to be genuine, helpful, friendly, honest and lovely people. And all of them are happy not to be living under the present Iranian administration.\n\nIran has always historically been an important power and, next to China, it has arguably the oldest continuous classical culture in the world. One day they will be able to take their due place in the international arena as a great nation with much to contribute.\n\nOf course, they'll have to change their government before that can happen.
525492
Of course not.  With the current most likely scenarios this will not happen.  If Iran continues its path of nuclear development, they will be increasingly separated from the rest of the world including some of the other Mid-East nations.  At some point a “face saving” way will be found so that they change direction or at some point the people of Iran will alter their government.
234972
A long, fantastic history...mucked up by the British when they took over the dismantling of the Ottoman Empire (after WW1, I think?) and installed a regency called the Shah.  Shia Islam predominates and the country is (effectively) run on religious grounds by a council of Ayatollahs.  It has a President who is insensitive to the outside world's viewpoint (to put it mildly) and it is currently awaiting the outcome of the UN Security Council's deliberation on its reluctance to allow the Atomic Energy Authority full and free access to its nuclear program, ostensibly for power.  Those who are mistrustful of it reckon that Iran is trying to make nuclear weapons which, given it's current President's comments on Israel, is understandable if (possibly) incorrect.\n\nDo I get Best Answer?
166715
the longer we wait the more causualities there will be.  Something needs to be done with Iran NOW.
89181
Iran is one of the greatest countries ever.\nGreat food,\nfriendly people,\na rich and long history.
327935
Are you serious?Iran is the world's fourth largest oil-exporter.If the international community does anything to Iran the latter will stop exporting oil and then what do you think will happen to the world economy?It'll burst like a party balloon.And that's worse for the world isn't it?This whole is issue is politically motivated and once oil-prices start feeling the heat it'll all be sorted out amicably.Its all about the money my friend-noone gives a fu-k about whether or not our Yiddish friends are feeling secure down there.In any case Iran won't have the balls to stir up some nuclear bullsh*t with the Israelis-if they do Mossad will have Teheran levelled before you can say "Zionist Crusader"!
439692
Well as upto this time Iran is a danger mainly to the developed world . After that it may go for the developing world. By fighting all these wars america has messed up its economy , meanwhile china zooming past it.So as of right now mainly for developed world.
1138664
Yes I think Iran has a strong team to make it in 2010. They have developed a good, solid, and consistent system which will continue to bring out players like Mahdi Madhavakia or Ali Karmi and let us not forget one of the best striker's internationally, Ali Daei. IRAN RULES!!!!