Jordan to export Uranium

[Daneshmand]

Your words mean nothing for me. You are just a nobody in a forum with no knowledge. BTW, try to understand the difference between the financial share, and property share.
Hopefully, Azerbaijan is one of top ten countries of the world in terms of literacy rate and education, and has many world known famous scientists. Azerbaijan was part of a super power, while Iran was/is/will be a backward terrorist desert country. BTW, I don't know why you are bringing Turkey's name. My flag is Azerbaijan not Turkey. Talk with @Sinan @cabatli_53 instead, if you want to talk about Turkey's technology.

Your straw-man / appeal to authority fallacies do not work here. The fact is clear. You do not and will not have enrichment program ever. And Iran owns that mine. And has enrichment program as well. Your jealousy is so obvious.

 

[-SINAN-]

Your words mean nothing for me. You are just a nobody in a forum with no knowledge. BTW, try to understand the difference between the financial share, and property share.
Hopefully, Azerbaijan is one of top ten countries of the world in terms of literacy rate and education, and has many world known famous scientists. Azerbaijan was part of a super power, while Iran was/is/will be a backward terrorist desert country. BTW, I don't know why you are bringing Turkey's name. My flag is Azerbaijan not Turkey. Talk with @Sinan @cabatli_53 instead, if you want to talk about Turkey's technology.

Mate, i don't wanna compare Iran with Turkey....it's an insult to us Turks.

 

[ni8mare]

Iran and state-sponsored terrorism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

wiki....................

 

[Daneshmand]

Mate, i don't wanna compare Iran with Turkey....it's an insult to us Turks.

Yes, it is insulting indeed. Iran is an independent country while Turkey is a slave state. How can we compare the two.

 

[rmi5]

Your straw-man / appeal to authority fallacies do not work here. The fact is clear. You do not and will not have enrichment program ever. And Iran owns that mine. And has enrichment program as well. Your jealousy is so obvious.

Can you please elaborate how a person can be jealous of Iran?!!!
Well, we don't have 20% illiterates, we don't have mullahs ruling our country, we don't have 70% of our lands as wasteland deserts, we don't have stoning, we don't suffer from food sanctions .... But, let me tell you something. We are totally fine with not having any of these stuff

 

[The SC]

Can you please elaborate how a person can be jealous of Iran?!!!
Well, we don't have 20% illiterates, we don't have mullahs ruling our country, we don't have 70% of our lands as wasteland deserts, we don't have stoning, we don't suffer from food sanctions .... But, let me tell you something. We are totally fine with not having any of these stuff

I am pretty sure that if one day Azerbaidjan decides to become an Islamic republic, it will be called a terrorist state too, regardless of what it does or does not support.
Can you please update us on Karabakh?

 

[rmi5]

I am pretty sure that if one day Azerbaidjan decides to become an Islamic republic, it will be called a terrorist state too, regardless of what it does or does not support.
Can you please update us on Karabakh?

Azerbaijan is ranked fifth in being atheistic in the world after Estonia, Sweden, Denmark, and Norway, and is the third literate country(with more than a million population) in the world after Finland, and Norway.
The possibility of spreading islamism in Azerbaijan is like the possibility of having 100 degrees weather in South pole
Today.Az - Gallup: "Azerbaijan is ranking 5th in the list of most atheistic countries of the world"
List of countries by literacy rate - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Don't worry for us.

 

[The SC]

Azerbaijan is ranked fifth in being atheistic in the world after Estonia, Sweden, Denmark, and Norway, and is the third literate country(with more than a million population) in the world after Finland, and Norway.
The possibility of spreading islamism in Azerbaijan is like the possibility of having 100 degrees weather in South pole
Today.Az - Gallup: "Azerbaijan is ranking 5th in the list of most atheistic countries of the world"
List of countries by literacy rate - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Don't worry for us.

Shah's Iran was much more secular and powerful, yet a revolution went there.
I did not know Azebaidjan was near Scandinavia and extreme northern Europe, at least belief-wise!!! I thought it was an eastern Muslim country or at worst a Jewish one, but that much atheism is really surprising now; not when it was part of the atheist state of USSR though.

 

[rmi5]

Shah's Iran was much more secular and powerful, yet a revolution went there.
I did not know Azebaidjan was near Scandinavia and extreme northern Europe, at least belief-wise!!! I thought it was an eastern Muslim country or at worst a Jewish one, but that much atheism is really surprising now; not when it was part of the atheist state of USSR though.

Shah was stupidly believing in BS superstitious stuff. That's why he oppressed every one but mullahs. Under his rule, number of mosques got a 25-times increase! and Iran was a religious country.
Hopefully, mentality of Azerbaijanis are no close to the countries that you expected. That's why we have many scientists(Nobel prize winner, Famous Inventors, ..), ... for a 9 million persons country. In such a educated country, you cannot have islamism even in your wildest dreams

 

[The SC]

Shah was stupidly believing in BS superstitious stuff. That's why he oppressed every one but mullahs. Under his rule, number of mosques got a 25-times increase! and Iran was a religious country.
Hopefully, mentality of Azerbaijanis are no close to the countries that you expected. That's why we have many scientists(Nobel prize winner, Famous Inventors, ..), ... for a 9 million persons country. In such a educated country, you cannot have islamism even in your wildest dreams

Actually Shah was not that superstitious, he had respect for religious men like in every other Muslim country.
My understanding of it after years of analysis is that he gave up hope on the US and its western allies when they refused him nuclear energy, and maybe a nuclear bomb, while exposing Iran against nuclear Russia as the gendarme of the middle east, selling it the US best weapons including the Tomcat F-14 to counter the repeated intrusions of Soviet reconnaissance Mig-25s Foxbat over Iranian space, but nothing beyond that, while it faced nothing else than nuclear war for the sake of being a strategic partner to the US in the OIL richest Area of the world.
His move to leave power was very objective in two folds, he wanted to save his people, the Iranians from a blood bath against the military, for which he would have been considered responsible and for good reason, since the armed forces obeyed him blindly, and secondly to save the Iranians from a most probable confrontation with the USSR where they were exposed to a nuclear war, since any land invasion would have been futile for Russia; I still remember a very high ranking intelligence officer saying that 40 million armed Iranians would face any soviet land invasion. So the nuclear war was quite plausible at that point.
I truly believe that a Soviet Invasion of Iran was in the making at that time, and Iranian intelligence and the Shah obviously got word of it, That is why they wanted nuclear energy and ultimately nuclear weapons as a credible deterrent. they also had no trust in the US to come to their defense in case of imminent war; the help stopped at providing - selling - top gun weapons to Iran.
Iranian assessments were proven right with the Invasion of Afghanistan and the aim to invade Pakistan too by the Soviet Union later on.
In other words the Shah's move saved Iran from a deadly confrontation with a nuclear superpower neighbor.
Ayatollah Khomeini or Mullah as some like to call him, was the alternative and the mean to keep the Soviet bear at bay, by cutting all relationships with the US and hence nullifying the Soviet threat perception concerning Iran.
This is called dynamic strategy, sometimes it goes smoothly and sometimes it has to be forceful.
There are other factors that went along the Iranian strategy, like the complete rejection of the western, mostly American way of life and way of everything else (which is called Islamisation, anti- west, terrorism...), which shows the deep hurt Iranians including their Shah felt by the rejection of the US and other western countries of their nuclear or better said deterrent demand to secure their position of the most powerful pro- western nation of the middle east against any odds (mainly the Nuclear USSR).
This might tell you something about befriending the US and Usrael too closely.

 

[rmi5]

Actually Shah was not that superstitious, he had respect for religious men like in every other Muslim country.

In his book, The Answer to the history, he mentions 3 incidents that god has saved him, and he has enjoyed god's special favors

My understanding of it after years of analysis is that he gave up hope on the US and its western allies when they refused him nuclear energy, and maybe a nuclear bomb, while exposing Iran against nuclear Russia as the gendarme of the middle east, selling it the US best weapons including the Tomcat F-14 to counter the repeated intrusions of Soviet reconnaissance Mig-25s Foxbat over Iranian space, but nothing beyond that, while it faced nothing else than nuclear war for the sake of being a strategic partner to the US in the OIL richest Area of the world.
His move to leave power was very objective in two folds, he wanted to save his people, the Iranians from a blood bath against the military, for which he would have been considered responsible and for good reason, since the armed forces obeyed him blindly, and secondly to save the Iranians from a most probable confrontation with the USSR where they were exposed to a nuclear war, since any land invasion would have been futile for Russia; I still remember a very high ranking intelligence officer saying that 40 million armed Iranians would face any soviet land invasion. So the nuclear war was quite plausible at that point.
I truly believe that a Soviet Invasion of Iran was in the making at that time, and Iranian intelligence and the Shah obviously got word of it, That is why they wanted nuclear energy and ultimately nuclear weapons as a credible deterrent. they also had no trust in the US to come to their defense in case of imminent war; the help stopped at providing - selling - top gun weapons to Iran.
Iranian assessments were proven right with the Invasion of Afghanistan and the aim to invade Pakistan too by the Soviet Union later on.
In other words the Shah's move saved Iran from a deadly confrontation with a nuclear superpower neighbor.
Ayatollah Khomeini or Mullah as some like to call him, was the alternative and the mean to keep the Soviet bear at bay, by cutting all relationships with the US and hence nullifying the Soviet threat perception concerning Iran.
This is called dynamic strategy, sometimes it goes smoothly and sometimes it has to be forceful.
There are other factors that went along the Iranian strategy, like the complete rejection of the western, mostly American way of life and way of everything else (which is called Islamisation, anti- west, terrorism...), which shows the deep hurt Iranians including their Shah felt by the rejection of the US and other western countries of their nuclear or better said deterrent demand to secure their position of the most powerful pro- western nation of the middle east against any odds (mainly the Nuclear USSR).
This might tell you something about befriending the US and Usrael too closely.

Your analysis is wrong. I don't blame you, since you don't know the Farsi language, hence cannot read many books, and interviews that are done by ex-royal family, leaders of political movements, ...

The fall of Shah was dependent on multiple factors, and in contrast to your thoughts, it was mostly because of internal reasons. Royal Family was divided into two parts, a conservative part who were friends of shah, and some progressive wing, which was consisted from ex-socialists friends of the queen who were her friends when she was in France. The first group got weakened after the death of "Alam", and the 2nd group took over the power, specially by considering the cancer disease of Shah. This group could not hold the power during the protests which was first initiated by triggering of ex-prime minister "Hoveyda".
During the failed program of "Eslaahaat e Arzi", many villagers became jobless and went to suburbs and were the social basis of the revolution who did the revolution.
I can lietrally write a book, I will do so in next 10 years, about the fall of Pahlavi regime. But, I hope you can grasp some new points from my previous paragraph.
About soviets, Shah could not do anything against them if they wanted to attack Iran. USA was the power who pushed USSR away from Iran, specially if you know the story about the democrat party of Azerbaijan, and how USSR stopped to help South Azerbaijanis after they reached a deal about Poland with USA. During all years of cold war, Iran was part of the western block, even during the mullahs rule. USSR provided 60%+ of all Saddam's weapons, while mullahs were buying arms using Israel as a third party. mullahs could buy TOWs, spare parts of jets, ... in this way. The relations of mullahs and USA is a long story of ups and downs and you are way over-simplifying it which leads you to wrong conclusions.
About Azerbaijan, we have some minimum relations with all countries of this planet, except for Armenia. Azerbaijan is in no ones axis, but our own. As our foreign minister said, Azerbaijan has many good friends, but has no big brother. We never put all of our eggs in one basket, yet are smart to know how many eggs should go to what basket

 

[SipahSalar]

Pakistan: Pst. Pst. Got some of that uranium?
Jordan: Yeah man, you will love this new stuff.
Pakistan (Snorts): YEAHHHHHHHHH!

 

[CiciHoriOzK]

Do we know what jordan intends to do with uranium besides export?

 

[PATHAN786KING]

Any transfer to Pakistan is not happening mate. Its kept under lock and key and monitored specifically so that transfers to countries like Pakistan, North Korea and Iran dont happen.

we also have uranium reserve in recodick

 

[AbidM]

Dear Jordan, Democracy awaits.