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Around my university campus there are quite a few jehovas witnesses. Usually most people just shut the door on their face, but luckily for me I had a room mate last year who was a strict Muslim. I come home one day to find 2 jehovas witnesses in my living room with my room mate drinking tea. He...

:lol: You would expect Israelis to be better at covering their tracks.

I am pretty sure it is Ramtin Sebti. He went to Israel through Pakistan and judging by him talking in the video below it sounds like him. Ramtin Sebti | The Iran-Israel Observer

"Spiritual country" is such a cop out. Instead of fighting him on his points or what the subject matter is, you have to bring in Iran out of the blue. At least we know now what keeps you up at night.

@BLACKEAGLE your *** is itching that hard that you have to bring up Iran in unrelated topics? :lol:

I don't know man, the war part was your quote not something I said. :lol:

To be fair, I only brought it up because you made this comment: Iran oppressed the Sunnis, and persecuted them on daily basis too :pop: Does that mean Iran is going to lose this war? O o

Sorry brother, but I will trust BBC over your claims. :D According to a few articles I have found, the few Shias in places of relative importance are just figureheads, paid to keep their mouths shut and control their community. There are no Shia cabinet ministers, deputy ministers, head of...

If they could, they would :lol:

According to BBC they are 15%: BBC NEWS | Middle East | Saudi Arabia's Shia press for rights Well if this forum is anything to go by the Shias in Saudi Arabia are heavily mistreated as most Saudi members here have made severe anti-Shia remarks. Also many Shias are arrested or killed for...

Iran just appointed a female Baluchi Sunni as mayor of a town, compare that to Saudi Arabia who shoots, imprisons and tortures local Shia leaders (who happen to be 15% of Saudi population).

Is that supposed to be a comeback? I don't care if they where Shia or not, they where Arabs and not Iranian. My bad, typo. :argh:

What's the difference from what martyr Fahmideh done to what soldiers have done in wars for millenia, for example kamikaze Japanese soldiers. He was fighting an enemy and he took his own life in order to disable an enemy tank. Now the real inspiration for Saudi suicide bombers is Islamic Jihad...

Storming an embassy is much different then flying planes into buildings killing thousands and thousands of people, no? Also martyr Fahmideh took his life to disable a tank in a crucial battle in a war time situation. Much different then blowing yourselves up amongst civilians Saudi style.

Well whatever it was it didn't make much sense. No, no, I insist, you guys are the masters of terrorism. Nobody even comes close. :)

Mother jokes, really? Yeah it's easy for you guys to catch terrorists, after all it takes one to know one. :)

Seems like a cry for attention, instead of talking about "going it alone" why don't they actually do something? Reminds me of this Shia leader in Saudi Arabia's assessment, the KSA government is all talk:

You can think about whatever you like, you are not my servant to do as I say, I am simply giving my opinion which I am entitled to.

True, that is a very immature argument to throw around.

This is all wishful thinking, there will be no great alliance between Iran, Pakistan and Turkey. Tajiks are not Turkic.