Thank you again for your insight into the iranian state of current affairs. It is great to see that someone is actually providing solutions instead of just pointing out to the problems. ...
In my humble opinion, your 11 point proposal seems a very reasonable way forward for Iran . I hope that with the recently inaugurated parlement similar proposals can actually be turned into the laws of the land and with a new president in the horizon those laws can be put into action.
You're welcome brother.
You're highlighting an extremely important point here. The way I see it, is that a number of Iranians who consider themselves patriotic (i. e. who reject any form of cooperation with the enemy) are nonetheless being subliminally influenced by the massive propaganda beamed into their country by foreign-based anti-Iran media, a propaganda whose narratives are pretty omnipresent in Iranian society, as relatives, the odd taxi driver one might catch, colleagues and friends etc will keep repeating these narratives and mantras, which in turn will psychologically saturate even patriots in their immediate interactive environment on a daily basis, and this in turn will leave subtle, inconspicuous marks upon their own way of thinking and seeing things.
For instance, some people will happily condemn the exiled opposition and their foreign-funded satellite TV broadcasters when asked, yet will unknowingly adopt the general mindset these broadcasters are busy cultivating amongst Iranians. Which is to say, they won't repeat the exact propagandistic news items these channels spread nor will they politically side with them, but they'll nonetheless adopt the broad mood said channels will provoke with their viewers to fall into.
More precisely, we're talking about a pointedly negativistic, gloomy, defeatist, depressed mood whose comparative outlook couldn't be more flawed (i. e. they're oblivious to where Iran actually stands when compared to other countries, both developed and developing ones); a mood that systematically considers anything related to Iran and to the Islamic Republic in a biased, ill-informed, unrealistic and negative light, and where Iranians affected by it grossly under-evaluate and downplay their own objective standing and situation.
As some would say, the mindset engineered by these foreign-based broadcasters is that which leads Iranians to hit their heads (figuratively speaking) day in day out, lamenting continuously:
"vaay che babdakht shodim maa, akhe cheghadar bichaareim, vaay che zalil hastim!",
"vaay torokhodaa in hamsayehamuno negaa, che pishraftaayi kardan, maa badbakhtaaye bichaare mundim aghab",
"vaay hameye mardom dar gharb alaan neshastan lengaashuno deraaz kardano daaran keyf mikonan, maa tefliaa injaa vaaseye ye tikke nune bayaat baayest bodo-bodo konim",
"bisharaf nezaam ke in badbakhtaairo saremun ovorde, khaak tu sare in nezaam",
"tamaamiye aaghaayune nezaam dar ra'seshun sepaahiaa vo khode shakhse rahbar alaan daaran tu gharb miraghsan baa pulaaye baalaa keshide, mardomo goshne gozaashtan",
and ridiculous, laughable nonsense like that.
This (perhaps in a slightly less carricatural form) is perceptible with a few Iranian users of this forum as well, and it is precisely where the humongous zio-American psy-ops campaign against the Iranian people has been, relatively speaking, most effective.
Needless to say, this needs to be countered firmly (but constructively and with as little hostiilty as possible), selflessly and decisively by those patriotic Iranians endowed with the required political intelligence and clearsightedness to realize what is going on.
Don't be intimidated and do not hesitate to stand up to this poisonous negativity nor to fend off those spreading it, for their only strength is their verbal aggressivity. Much like the criminal regimes whose propaganda is influencing them without them realizing it, at the end of the day they cannot do a thing and zio-Americans will leave empty-handed, defeated in their adament efforts to bring down the Islamic Republic as well as Iran herself (both of which are inextricably linked).