Bush's Iraq Exit Strategy: "We'll go through Iran"

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  • Nazanin
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2004
    • 9496

    #1

    Bush's Iraq Exit Strategy: "We'll go through Iran"

  • IQ
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2005
    • 5035

    #2
    my whole family is in Tehran. Every single one of them .none our out of IRAn.

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    • saba_s
      Senior Member
      • Aug 2004
      • 2276

      #3
      mine too man, bush G** mikhore pasho bezare ru khake vatane man

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      • IQ
        Senior Member
        • Feb 2005
        • 5035

        #4
        i don't think Iran is much of a threat to usa but CHINA is and i heard they want to stablish a military camp in Afghanastan like FOREVER. I think it is all because of China not IRAN. That is why they invaded Afghanastan in the first place..

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        • Rasputin
          Senior Member
          • Jan 2005
          • 63906

          #5
          Hmm,Hala Bush bekhad hamleh koneh,shomaha fekr mikonin keh yek zarb miad hamaro bokosheh??? Bush ro vel konin keh Israel az un ham khatarnaktareh.belakhareh bayad yek etefaghi bi ofteh ,injuri keh nemisheh !

          iran

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          • IQ
            Senior Member
            • Feb 2005
            • 5035

            #6
            vala ma na sare piyaazim na taash. harchi miyofte at least man yeki ke baayad beshinam va faghat negaah konam.

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            • Rasputin
              Senior Member
              • Jan 2005
              • 63906

              #7
              Mohem ineh keh tuyeh Iran azadi basheh,mardom rahat zendegi konan,va Iran betuneh jayeh khodesho,un jayeh vagheie khodesho peida koneh tuyeh donia,hala dolateh iran islamic basheh ya saltanat talab,comunist basheh ya republican ! beh Iran bayad fekr kard keh hameh az iranim va az khuneh aria.

              iran

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              • Rasputin
                Senior Member
                • Jan 2005
                • 63906

                #8
                Since Mr. Bush seems determined to invade Iran for the oil under the Iranians feet I think it is only fair that Iran should invade America with pistachios, jasmine, cardamom tea, carpets, backgammon and Rumi. I want to see Faloodeh and Yakht Dar Behesht in every frozen yogurt and ice cream shop. I want to see Toot, Bamieh and Sohan in every pastry store. I want to see the shells of empty pumpkin seeds strewn all over the floor of the movie theatres instead of candy bar wrappers. I want Iranian Americans to gain seats in both the House and Senate; I want an Iranian for President. I want Iranian mayors in every major city and at least a dozen governors.

                I want to see Dom Balon and Maghz in every butcher shop and Jeegar at every barbeque. I want to see lamb roasting on every spit. I want to see Gaz and Nogl in every candy store. I want to see Nun-e-Barbari at every bakery along with Taftoon, Sangak and Lavash. I want to see Pakdis and Chateau Sardasht and Vodka Sagi in every liquor store. I want to see beluga caviar and sturgeon and white fish in every fish market. I want to see fresh Gerdu being sold in the streets of New York City. I want the restaurant menus to be filled with polos and Kash-e-Badenjoon and Fessenjoon...

                I want to see Beh preserves and egg plant Torshi in every 7/11. I want Kharbozeh in every produce section in every supermarket across this vast nation and on the carts of street vendors on every corner. I want to see donkeys everywhere. I want to see dromedaries and bactrians instead of horses. I want to see Haji Firooz dancing in every alley. I want to see the Daf being taught in every music class. I want to see Khanegah Sufi houses in every neighborhood full of people doing Sama. I want to see every American celebrate Nowruz, Chahar Shanbe Souri and Seezda Bidar and the Haft Seen in every household.

                I want every child to hear Mullah Nassrudin stories. I want Persian proverbs to be mandatory reading in schools. I want fortune tellers to use the Divan. I want children to be able to recite by heart Omar Khayyam, Sa’adi, Hafez, Attar, Rumi, Ferdowsi, al Ghazalli. I want to see Persian carpets in every home. I want to see a Hoz in every Bagh. I want to see Joobs with snow fed water coursing through all the streets of every town... I want to see fat-tailed sheep. I want to see tulips and crocuses pushing up through the snow in spring...

                What’s been left behind is not forgotten in the wind. I will not settle for shopping malls and Big Macs. Give me the Bazaar and Kufte Tabrizi ... give me turquoise, give me carnelian, give me Backgammon, give me belly dancing, give me life, liberty, happiness and the pursuit of Taroff ... give me worry beads instead of valium ...

                Make me Persian ... .if they take our oil then they have to take our culture too ...

                iran

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                • Rasputin
                  Senior Member
                  • Jan 2005
                  • 63906

                  #9
                  کانديداهای رياست جمهوری رژيم همه ,اصلاح طلب ,شده اند. لاريجانی می گويد قانون اساسی بايد به خاطر مصلحت برای انطباق با کنوانسيون های بين المللی اصلاح شود، کروبی می گويد بعضی از مواد قانون اساسی بايد اصلاح شود، سردار قاليباف هم ناگهان دکتر قاليباف شده و می گويد مردم به لباس رای نمی دهند. اما مشکل کانديداها رقيبان و رقابت نيست. مشکل اساسی اين است که مردم ديگر نمی خواهند رژيم اصلاح شود، اصلاح نشده يا اصلاح شده اش را نمی خواهند

                  iran

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                  • Rasputin
                    Senior Member
                    • Jan 2005
                    • 63906

                    #10
                    http://www.nytimes.com/packages/html..._IRAN_FEATURE/


                    Very very intresting link about Iran.

                    iran

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                    • Nazanin
                      Senior Member
                      • Feb 2004
                      • 9496

                      #11
                      oooooo very niceeeeee, merci

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                      • Rasputin
                        Senior Member
                        • Jan 2005
                        • 63906

                        #12
                        New Nobel Peace Laureate Against Foreign Intervention in Iran .

                        Nobel peace laureate Shirin Ebadi told a news conference that she opposed any foreign intervention in Iran. "The fight for human rights is conducted in Iran by the Iranian people and we are against any foreign intervention in Iran," she said. The 56-year-old lawyer and human rights activist was speaking after earlier being awarded the Nobel peace prize, becoming the first ever Muslim woman to get the
                        honor.

                        Iranian lawyer Shirin Ebadi, winner of the 2003 Nobel Peace Prize, arrives at a news conference in Paris, October 10, 2003. Ebadi was awarded the prestigious prize for her work in defending human rights and promoting democracy. REUTERS/John Schults.

                        OSLO -- Iranian human rights activist and feminist lawyer Shirin Ebadi was awarded the 2003 Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo, becoming the first Muslim woman to win the honor. in its 102-year history. Ebadi, 56, was given the coveted prize "for her efforts for democracy and human rights," particularly for women and children in her country, which has been under Islamic rule since its 1979 revolution, the Nobel Committee said.

                        iran

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