THIS: [URL]http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20080711.wshah12/BNStory/International/home[/URL]

[QUOTE] The son of the deposed Shah of Iran warned that Western diplomacy or military intervention will not ease the tensions in Iran, and said there is a small window of time to empower the country's citizens to rise up against the government. [/QUOTE]

read it, spread it around.

Re: What Iran needs

Same in Pakistan...the world is coming to an end very soon!!!:twisted:

Re: What Iran needs

^???

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[quote=robophobia;623555]Same in Pakistan...the world is coming to an end very soon!!!:twisted:[/quote]

tis not fool. fundamentally all is well homie.

@ 88. nice work. nice find. will do. late.

ps. in other news. tony snow. rip. ftw. he was pretty chill.

Re: What Iran needs

The people of the world are awakening to the fact that goverments abuse and lie to people and only care for more power. Expect to see more and more discontent from people till people start making noise for change .... We need a whole remake of all govermental systems and religious systems , even educational systems.... if u agree with me add me reputation ,,, thanks

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[QUOTE=w0e & cri5is;623560] ps. in other news. tony snow. rip. ftw. he was pretty chill.[/QUOTE]

Indeed. I didn't agree with Snow on a lot of things, but I still thought he was a pretty stand up guy. I had never really thought about it, but this was highlighted by the difference in my reaction when he died as opposed to when fellow conservative Jesse Helms died a few days earlier. Both very conservative, but when Helms died, I actually did a little dance inside. That's awful, but I really found him to be a rotten human being.

Very different reaction for me when Snow died. Tony Snow was a good example of the idea that just because your positions are adversarial, it doesn't mean that your interactions have to be antagonistic. RIP