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I hear that similar things are happening in Iraqi KurdistanI don't know how much it's true:
Lol, this isn't a way to avoid a first strike, that's a way to ensure it.
Dont forget that iran has also spent far less on its military than the gulfies,and a great deal of that spending was not to buy foreign weapons,but weapons developed and produced in iran.
So very smart security spending indeed.
There's already 5 killed due to protests by food price increasing in Iran, sad.
Iranian authorities are easy trigger when they kill non-Persian protesters.
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Let say people provide for government and you can't comprehend the level of waste and corruption in our government
Why do insist on this erroneous belief when it was repeatedly shown to be untrue?
This is Iran:
- Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei: Azari-speaker.
- Head of national security (Supreme National Security Council), Ali Shamkhani: Arab-speaker.
- Speaker of Majles (parliament) and former police chief: Kurdish-speaker.
- Commander in chief of the Navy: Sunni Kurdish-speaker.
And so on, and so forth.
There's no discrimination along linguistic lines, neither in access to official positions nor in the repression of crimes and offenses.
And I deliberately used the term 'speaker' of this or that language rather than member of this or that "ethnic" group, because that map of yours is bogus: more than 50% of Iranians descend from several rather than a single one of these groups. They have ancestors from more than one such group. Ask around here, see how many of the Iranian users here can claim to have four grandparents from just one linguistic background native to the land. Not many.
So kindly forget about this idea that the Iranian population can be strictly separated into these so-called "ethnicities". It's nonsense, and it's Iran's existential enemies, the zio-American empire first and foremost, which strive to propagate this notion.
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And Iranians in Iran have little to no comprehension of corruption in other countries.
I will believe you when I see Tehran people asking for water or being shoot dead.
Fact is, Iranian non-Persian from provinces are poorer and second class citizens, and if they protest because they lack water or food, they get shot dead easily.
First of all, nobody's being "shot dead" for protesting peacefully. There are armed groups operating in border areas because guess what, these are harder to control than the capital city and offer more opportunities to hostile powers arming, funding and logistically backing criminals.
Secondly, people who resort to violence and terrorism in Tehran will be dealt with in the exact same manner as elsewhere. Just read some more on the modern history of Iran.
No that's not a fact, that's NATO-zionist propaganda you're blindly rehashing despite the fact that I proved it wrong and showed several times already.
So at least try to get the facts right if you wish to comment on the topic. Namely, that so-called non-Persian provinces include some of the wealthiest of the country. Example, Khuzestan province, which has an above average GDP. Same goes for Eastern Azarbaijan province, for instance, a developed place.
By contrast, a province populated overwhelmingly by Persian-speakers such as Yazd is among the poorest in Iran. Kerman province, also inhabited by Persian-speakers, used to be very under-developed, and is still catching up.
And no, they do not get "shot easily" for protesting peacefully. Nobody does, neither in Tehran nor elsewhere. Armed terrorists and rioters who attack law enforcement may get shot, not unarmed peaceful demonstrators, and this goes for the entirety of Iran with no geographical exception whatsoever.
Kindly don't spread misinformation.
You can call them water terrorist, but that doesnt make less criminal or less racist Tehran ruling elite.
Sorry, but every human deserve water and food. Those are not luxuries.
Luxuries and nonsense spending is what rich kids of Tehran make with Iranian taxpayers money.
You wont dare to criticize that parasites of Iran
But you call terrorists people who protests for lack of water. No matter if they are not peaceful, if you lack water you can't be so peaceful.
Ridiculous.
I will believe you when I see Tehran people asking for water or being shot dead.
Fact is, Iranian non-Persian from provinces are poorer and second class citizens, and if they protest because they lack water or food, they get shot dead easily.
It's very remarkable how Iran has avoided a war in own soil in more than one decade of constant western and israeli war threats.
Looks like I'm getting old and senile, can you please remember me which war in its soil or from its soil Iran performed after 1988, that's uhhh, 34 years right?Iran is a sovereign state and they keep powerful foes far from his borders. They know what they do and they have proved last decade.
Every Capital of any country is a mix of all regions, that's evident, still he insist to make a point where there is nothing to argue about !!!!Just to make a correction here.... Tehran is actully the most mixed part of Iran... litrally it is hard to find a real Tehrani like me, who can trace their family root in Tehran....almost everyone in Tehran is from other parts of Iran.... it has nothing to do wih Persianness..... Iranians just dont think like that...
Also, you are just trolling
2 posts cheering Iran, so people get easy on you, then a false info or sharing propaganda " 5 Iranians killed", then all the B.S regarding ethnicities and wealth discrepancy, when debunked you played the regional card, when debunked again you blabelled some cocktail of corruption, mixed with ethnicities and Teheran .....
You missed the sectarian troll subject, or it's for next post???
I just blame @SalarHaqq for wasting his time on you
SalarHaqq, you are really a nice and gentle personWell thanks for the consideration. To be honest, personally I'm not sure user Bhan85 is trolling. With regards to Iran, there's one or two points on which they seem to be stuck with a false idea though, for whatever reason. Normally I wouldn't have bothered, but in the past the user and I had had this very discussion already. It's after being confronted with these claims several times over again, that I thought I'd remind their author why this notion simply isn't factual. Hope they'll ponder the points we evoked and revise their erroneous position on this particular subject.
I just hope not all Iranians aren't nice and "naive" like you أحسن الظن is good but too much is not