[alledged zionist spy] Kylie Moore-Gilbert says Iran asked her to become spy

[WudangMaster]

The past year and half I was come to realize that the selected portions of Iran's government tend to be the worse and hence these institutions needs to be limited severely, especially in the past 8 years where major parts of the presidential cabinet are more loyal to the enemies outside than to the country.

 

[aryobarzan]

The past year and half I was come to realize that the selected portions of Iran's government tend to be the worse and hence these institutions needs to be limited severely, especially in the past 8 years where major parts of the presidential cabinet are more loyal to the enemies outside than to the country.

This all will change if Mohammadi or Qalibaf are in charge..A lot of heads will roll from this current team...just have to make sure they do not run away with their visas..lol

 

[TheImmortal]

This all will change if Mohammadi or Qalibaf are in charge..A lot of heads will roll from this current team...just have to make sure they do not run away with their visas..lol

Qalibaf is a joke. Why anyone should think he could change Iran. He has ran for president 3 times and hasn’t come close. Tehran people know how much of a joke he is.

None of the people you mentioned have any power to do what you mentioned. Regardless of what people think on here, the Reformist factions aren’t powerless and even Supreme Leader won’t let them be completely eliminated from the Republic.

The issue is you ultimately have 3 camps in Iranian Republic: the western camp that believes Iranian economy should be tied to Western economies, the eastern camp that believes Iran should be aligned with China and Russia, and the old Revoltionary camp which thinks Iran should rely on no foreign powers to boost its economy.

The issue is Iran’s economy while being #4 in oil reserves in the world #2 in gas reserves and a regional leader in car manufacturing and cement exporter (among other things) has a 400B dollar economy and lags economies like South Korea and Turkey that have zero natural resources by a massive margin.

To achieve economic independence Iran first needed to have a 1T+ economy with a strong consumer spending base. Instead it spent the first 3 decades since the revolution doing absolute nothing to establish significant economic ties with world countries relying entirely on its oil income.

Now Iran is at a cross road. It has realized that Iran having a economic relationship with the West is unlikely and the East has the unreliable Chinese and Russians.

So it seems the plan is to get oil sanctions removed and reconnect to Swift and just skate by on oil revenue and energy revenue since the West will never fully take off all sanctions on Iran without utter capitulation by Iran, thus no international companies will have significant ties with Iran for fear of secondary sanctions. This means Iran will be stuck in the same economic impasse it has been stuck in since 2008.

 

[aryobarzan]

Qalibaf is a joke. Why anyone should think he could change Iran. He has ran for president 3 times and hasn’t come close. Tehran people know how much of a joke he is.

None of the people you mentioned have any power to do what you mentioned. Regardless of what people think on here, the Reformist factions aren’t powerless and even Supreme Leader won’t let them be completely eliminated from the Republic.

The issue is you ultimately have 3 camps in Iranian Republic: the western camp that believes Iranian economy should be tied to Western economies, the eastern camp that believes Iran should be aligned with China and Russia, and the old Revoltionary camp which thinks Iran should rely on no foreign powers to boost its economy.

The issue is Iran’s economy while being #4 in oil reserves in the world #2 in gas reserves and a regional leader in car manufacturing and cement exporter (among other things) has a 400B dollar economy and lags economies like South Korea and Turkey that have zero natural resources by a massive margin.

To achieve economic independence Iran first needed to have a 1T+ economy with a strong consumer spending base. Instead it spent the first 3 decades since the revolution doing absolute nothing to establish significant economic ties with world countries relying entirely on its oil income.

Now Iran is at a cross road. It has realized that Iran having a economic relationship with the West is unlikely and the East has the unreliable Chinese and Russians.

So it seems the plan is to get oil sanctions removed and reconnect to Swift and just skate by on oil revenue and energy revenue since the West will never fully take off all sanctions on Iran without utter capitulation by Iran, thus no international companies will have significant ties with Iran for fear of secondary sanctions. This means Iran will be stuck in the same economic impasse it has been stuck in since 2008.

If you are planning to pass by Ontario Canada..let me know..we can have a good cold beer (chai if you prefer!)..and talk about Qalibaf and Iran economy..you will never find two people who agree on economy but it will be a good discussion......As for Qalibaf...we should give him a call and ask him about his $$billions in the bank and investments in Aussi land..lol

 

[Salmanov]

The past year and half I was come to realize that the selected portions of Iran's government tend to be the worse and hence these institutions needs to be limited severely, especially in the past 8 years where major parts of the presidential cabinet are more loyal to the enemies outside than to the country.

Well said Iran needs Stalin type or enver hi ha type to deal with the traitors

 

[TheImmortal]

Well said Iran needs Stalin type or enver hi ha type to deal with the traitors

Stalin was a terrible leader. He was like Saddam on crack. He killed everyone not just traitors. Anyone he didn’t like or had a falling out with would end up dead, not to mention the civilian casualties.