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Posts: 4377 23-Jun-2009 00:37:26	Tags : None Ahmadinejad is a mad man desperately clinging to power. The Basiji are fanatical monsters. I read some years ago that most young Iranians hate these fuckers. They say nerds who were beaten up at High School get their revenge by joining the Basiji and behaving like animals all the while professing to be upholders of the Koran. It will be a very sad time in Iran in the coming weeks as more and more people are murdered by an increasingly desperate regime clinging to power.
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santo		#1	[url]	[-]
Posts: 468 23-Jun-2009 01:09:55	As I have said, when Ahmadinejad gets popped (and it is only a matter of time), I will have a few celebatory beers.
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PalmoliveGold		#2	[url]	[-]
Posts: 454 23-Jun-2009 01:26:11	santo wrote: As I have said, when Ahmadinejad gets popped (and it is only a matter of time), I will have a few celebatory beers. The word is celebratory not celebatory (sic). santo wrong again!
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Tarzann		#3	[url]	[-]
Posts: 9288 23-Jun-2009 01:39:53	I would take a suspect democracy, over a people power conflict anyday. The place is basically bankrupt, and it's only asset is some law and order. If it continues to descend into chaos, it becomes both hopeless and dangerous. Happy endings don't exist in the middle east.
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hmm fascinating		#4	[url]	[-]
Posts: 229 23-Jun-2009 02:08:41	On a more positive note after seeing some pics from the demonstrations there are some very fine looking young women in Iran
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santo		#5	[url]	[-]
Posts: 469 23-Jun-2009 11:00:16	Iran is a different case Tarzann. The people that are demonstrating want reforms. They don't want such an orressive regime that has meant that its been isolated, which has led to its shabby economy. The reality is, thirty years ago Ayatollah Khomeini could spread propoganda by having a monopoly of the media etc. That is impossible now and the Iranian young population that are educated and on facebook, twitter and the like, no longer want to live under such a government. Just like the Egyptians don't identify strongly with the Arabs, neither do the Iranians. They are Persian and this also makes a difference. I think it is important however for Iran to lead the way in terms of development in the area. If their foriegn policy was to change, they have some valuable resources and they could lead the way in terms of development that isn't reactionary to being anti-west, and celebrates Iranian cultrue. Iran naturally is a moderate Islamic nation similairly to the Turkey. It's just their is this rediculous regime that the people clearly don't like. Yes and Iranian women are very sexy so it makes it even more important that they make change. Last Edited By: santo 23-Jun-2009 11:03:48. Edited 2 times.
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Tarzann		#6	[url]	[-]
Posts: 9289 23-Jun-2009 11:57:26	I can only agree on Iranian women. Olive skin, green eyes, stunning. Santo, I spent a few days in Tehran nearly 6 years ago. Aside from all the guns, including the one my security dude carried, I liked it. People seem cool and switched on. Both Iran and Iraq could be become the U.S. of the ME, and leave the UAE for dead. I still think the Arab links are teh cause for most their problems. Look at Indonesia post-suharto. Progressive, open democracy, open media that is fast becoming a very attractive place to invest. Islam is still there, but has taken a very far back seat to the day to day planning of the country.
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Barhams run		#7	[url]	[-]
Posts: 441 23-Jun-2009 13:19:59	Could being the right word, that they are not and will not is why the rest of the world cares little about what happens on their streets.
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santo		#8	[url]	[-]
Posts: 472 23-Jun-2009 14:12:06	I think that is a little harsh Tess. The people that are getting oppressed are just normal everyday good people. How do you feel that the protesters that are getting killed are possibly the same people that want various reforms and one that liberates gays and lesbians? Having said that, the guy that rigged the election will make some reforms anyway.
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Tarzann		#9	[url]	[-]
Posts: 9292 23-Jun-2009 17:02:45	"The people that are getting oppressed " they are being pulled into line now, but Iranians are hardly oppressed. There's even about 100 synagogues in Iran. The ramblings of the nutter who leads them are pretty much unique to him - not many buy it
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GEOFF HAYWARD		#10	[url]	[-]
Posts: 628 24-Jun-2009 01:59:46	tarz what on earth possesed you to spend a few days in iran? not a place where most of us would like to go to
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Tarzann		#11	[url]	[-]
Posts: 9295 24-Jun-2009 12:45:01	GH, work. When the place settles, I recommend a visit but not on your own and not without a detailed intinerary submitted to a consulate.
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Tarzann		#12	[url]	[-]
Posts: 9304 25-Jun-2009 02:30:44	shocking. http://www.smh.com.au/world/a-martyr-emerges-from-the-bloodshed-20090623-cvcd.html
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GEOFF HAYWARD		#13	[url]	[-]
Posts: 629 25-Jun-2009 19:16:18	unless your chuck norris i would not recommend going there at all ever not for a million bucks tarz hell even colombia would prob be safer
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cooldewd		#14	[url]	[-]
Posts: 4393 28-Jun-2009 02:20:15	An Iranian senior cleric is saying that it was fellow protestors that shot her dead. Obviously lying is considered ok by these ghouls. And he professes to be a holy man... Sick fucks. I hope the protestors bring that rotten regime down and then strangle Ahmadinejad and those Ayatollahs with their bare hands. They deserve better than those blood thirsty deranged bastards.
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Barhams run		#15	[url]	[-]
Posts: 458 28-Jun-2009 09:09:22	Like I said this is why the rest of the world doesn't give a shit about this Country tearing itself apart.
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corp elbow 1		#16	[url]	[-]
Posts: 793 3-Jul-2009 00:42:04	An Iranian senior cleric is saying that it was fellow protestors that shot her dead. wouldnt be the first time???? its quite common actually nothing like positive publicity for your cause
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Woodsman		#17	[url]	[-]
Posts: 1450 3-Jul-2009 01:15:50 Moderator	"An Iranian senior cleric" - what a reliable soarce.
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