kollang
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thanks,man.i want to read your post 10000...000 times.tell me more about the travel.how was the people?I was in Tehran for 10 days and returned just last Friday. All I can say is that I was amazed at the infrastructure. The last I had traveled to Iran was about 30 years ago. There is no hint of any suppression, the general atmosphere is content an happy. I got the impression that they do not care about sanctions, they are happy in their world.
Everything was in perfect harmony, the roads, markets, civic infrastructure, tap water (Hotel), electricity and overall obedience of law was amazing. Going from Pakistan, I was under the impression that I was going to a country which has been under sanctions for 10 years or so and must be backwards. I was quite wrong.
Let me give you guys 1 example, the overhead pedestrian bridges, to cross over to the other side of the traffic, actually had escalators!!! That's something that I haven't seen even in Europe/UAE etc. And support for their president, both the outgoing and incoming, was patriotically at its peak.
Under sanctions, that's how good and content they are, I wonder what they can do outside of sanctions.
did you see the industrial towns when the plane was about landing?
BTW,did you received red roze at the airport?