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The US/West is causing all the horrific chaos in the Middle East. It's about controlling Governments and the oil. Iran certainly wouldn't be perfect, but the US meddling there did lead to the Revolution.
ok ----you have made a flamboyant and utterly idiotic ASSERTION--------TAKE A BOW
Horrific chaos is nothing new in the middle east
"Horrific chaos is nothing new in the middle east"
It is indeed what the Shia desire, they "believe" it will bring back their "messiah". Mr. Schrute has no knowledge of the Religious motives of all involved over there.
Guess who attacked the US on 9/11? Here's a hint, it wasn't Iran or Shiites.
so? what is your point? are you admitting that you are Iranian?---or Shiite?-----that's ok---the
very first muslim I knew VERY WELL-----was a Shiite-------full of hatred. I was very young and could
not really understand just WHO he hated--------I did not even know "Shiite" then. Osama was a sunni----
SO? does that fact make Shiites something like quakers?
Just countering your Warmonger Bullshite. Iran is no threat to the US. Maybe it's time for the US to focus on who and where the real Terrorists are. Look to our supposed 'Good Friends.'
Hopefully all the old Iranian hardliners will die soon and the young generations will take over that are sick with the current regime.
Did you see what that scumbag regime did in 2009?
In syria the last 5 years?
They will slaughter every fucking iranian, cat, mouse, plant and tree before giving up power, no different than the germans.
It will take an outside invading force willing to do what is necessary to save the world to destroy a regime the iranian people have foisted upon the rest of us.
Very true about the 7th century savages....
"When the Iranian revolution came to power, with the help of Democratic President Jimmy Carter, the Ayatollah Khomeini killed more human beings (about twenty thousand) in two weeks than had been killed by the Shah during his entire thirty-eight years. Khomeini followed this by sending hundreds of thousands of Iranians to die in the Iran-Iraq war, as martyrdom was needed to resurrect the Islamic Empire."
Paul Berman, “Terror and Liberalism,” p. 108
My Iranian friends are waiting and hoping for another revolution to over throw the current regime.
Cool, none of our business though. We need to disengage from the Middle East. It's time.
Hopefully all the old Iranian hardliners will die soon and the young generations will take over that are sick with the current regime.
Did you see what that scumbag regime did in 2009?
In syria the last 5 years?
They will slaughter every fucking iranian, cat, mouse, plant and tree before giving up power, no different than the germans.
It will take an outside invading force willing to do what is necessary to save the world to destroy a regime the iranian people have foisted upon the rest of us.
Very true about the 7th century savages....
"When the Iranian revolution came to power, with the help of Democratic President Jimmy Carter, the Ayatollah Khomeini killed more human beings (about twenty thousand) in two weeks than had been killed by the Shah during his entire thirty-eight years. Khomeini followed this by sending hundreds of thousands of Iranians to die in the Iran-Iraq war, as martyrdom was needed to resurrect the Islamic Empire."
Paul Berman, “Terror and Liberalism,” p. 108
My Iranian friends are waiting and hoping for another revolution to over throw the current regime.
Cool, none of our business though. We need to disengage from the Middle East. It's time.
should we "disengage" from south America too? western Europe? Greenland and Canada?
ok ----you have made a flamboyant and utterly idiotic ASSERTION--------TAKE A BOW
Horrific chaos is nothing new in the middle east
"Horrific chaos is nothing new in the middle east"
It is indeed what the Shia desire, they "believe" it will bring back their "messiah". Mr. Schrute has no knowledge of the Religious motives of all involved over there.
Guess who attacked the US on 9/11? Here's a hint, it wasn't Iran or Shiites.
so? what is your point? are you admitting that you are Iranian?---or Shiite?-----that's ok---the
very first muslim I knew VERY WELL-----was a Shiite-------full of hatred. I was very young and could
not really understand just WHO he hated--------I did not even know "Shiite" then. Osama was a sunni----
SO? does that fact make Shiites something like quakers?
Just countering your Warmonger Bullshite. Iran is no threat to the US. Maybe it's time for the US to focus on who and where the real Terrorists are. Look to our supposed 'Good Friends.'
I, very strongly, believe that Iran and Russia are dangerous to the world. Also----both support
terrorism-------it is one of their weapons. Terrorism is ALSO a weapon of Isis-----which both oppose.
I detect NO WARMONGERING.-----but the ACCUSATION of "war mongering" is very prominent HISTORICALLY-------in Imperialist aggressors (ie ---like Russia and Iran) -------Those who support
Russian and Iranian imperialism are spitting WarMongerer as a diversion--------
"Horrific chaos is nothing new in the middle east"
It is indeed what the Shia desire, they "believe" it will bring back their "messiah". Mr. Schrute has no knowledge of the Religious motives of all involved over there.
Guess who attacked the US on 9/11? Here's a hint, it wasn't Iran or Shiites.
so? what is your point? are you admitting that you are Iranian?---or Shiite?-----that's ok---the
very first muslim I knew VERY WELL-----was a Shiite-------full of hatred. I was very young and could
not really understand just WHO he hated--------I did not even know "Shiite" then. Osama was a sunni----
SO? does that fact make Shiites something like quakers?
Just countering your Warmonger Bullshite. Iran is no threat to the US. Maybe it's time for the US to focus on who and where the real Terrorists are. Look to our supposed 'Good Friends.'
I, very strongly, believe that Iran and Russia are dangerous to the world. Also----both support
terrorism-------it is one of their weapons. Terrorism is ALSO a weapon of Isis-----which both oppose.
I detect NO WARMONGERING.-----but the ACCUSATION of "war mongering" is very prominent HISTORICALLY-------in Imperialist aggressors (ie ---like Russia and Iran) -------Those who support
Russian and Iranian imperialism are spitting WarMongerer as a diversion--------
Uh huh, because the US isn't an 'Imperialist Aggressor.' No way. Man, Americans really are so propagandized.
Hopefully all the old Iranian hardliners will die soon and the young generations will take over that are sick with the current regime.
Did you see what that scumbag regime did in 2009?
In syria the last 5 years?
They will slaughter every fucking iranian, cat, mouse, plant and tree before giving up power, no different than the germans.
It will take an outside invading force willing to do what is necessary to save the world to destroy a regime the iranian people have foisted upon the rest of us.
Very true about the 7th century savages....
"When the Iranian revolution came to power, with the help of Democratic President Jimmy Carter, the Ayatollah Khomeini killed more human beings (about twenty thousand) in two weeks than had been killed by the Shah during his entire thirty-eight years. Khomeini followed this by sending hundreds of thousands of Iranians to die in the Iran-Iraq war, as martyrdom was needed to resurrect the Islamic Empire."
Paul Berman, “Terror and Liberalism,” p. 108
My Iranian friends are waiting and hoping for another revolution to over throw the current regime.
Cool, none of our business though. We need to disengage from the Middle East. It's time.
I, very strongly, believe that Iran and Russia are dangerous to the world. Also----both support
terrorism-------it is one of their weapons. Terrorism is ALSO a weapon of Isis-----which both oppose.
I detect NO WARMONGERING.-----but the ACCUSATION of "war mongering" is very prominent HISTORICALLY-------in Imperialist aggressors (ie ---like Russia and Iran) -------Those who support Russian and Iranian imperialism are spitting WarMongerer as a diversion--------
Well, let's just put it all out there. Let's just ask the question. We all know tensions are rapidly coming to a boiling point between the US and Iran. It does appear an attack on Iran is imminent. So, do you support a war with Iran?
Vote and share your thoughts.
I support war with Iran if they build and deploy a nuclear weapon.
No doubt, but lets hope peaceful methods can work first.
Iran feels it has the right to possess nuclear weapons. So far, it hasn't developed them. But it feels it has the same right to possess them as the US, Israel, and other nations have. That's their perspective anyway. So why is Iran prevented from possessing nuclear weapons, while others have been allowed to? It is something interesting to ponder.
Iran's government is the world's largest supporter of state-sponsored terrorism.
That's why!
Hopefully all the old Iranian hardliners will die soon and the young generations will take over that are sick with the current regime.
Did you see what that scumbag regime did in 2009?
In syria the last 5 years?
They will slaughter every fucking iranian, cat, mouse, plant and tree before giving up power, no different than the germans.
It will take an outside invading force willing to do what is necessary to save the world to destroy a regime the iranian people have foisted upon the rest of us.
Very true about the 7th century savages....
"When the Iranian revolution came to power, with the help of Democratic President Jimmy Carter, the Ayatollah Khomeini killed more human beings (about twenty thousand) in two weeks than had been killed by the Shah during his entire thirty-eight years. Khomeini followed this by sending hundreds of thousands of , he decided to sit that andto die in the Iran-Iraq war, as martyrdom was needed to resurrect the Islamic Empire."
Paul Berman, “Terror and Liberalism,” p. 108
My Iranian friends are waiting and hoping for another revolution to over throw the current regime.
They sure believed Obamacare....
iran is land of poetry . poetry is iranian symbolWell, let's just put it all out there. Let's just ask the question. We all know tensions are rapidly coming to a boiling point between the US and Iran. It does appear an attack on Iran is imminent. So, do you support a war with Iran?
Vote and share your thoughts.
I voted No.
That's no and no and no and no and....NO.
We're all tired of war, I think everyone should just sit down and have some nice Martini Cocktails and talk about Neoclassical architecture and 19th Century poetry, wouldn't that be nice? Yes it would be very nice.
Iranians don't have any of that.
iran is land of poetry . poetry is iranian symbolWell, let's just put it all out there. Let's just ask the question. We all know tensions are rapidly coming to a boiling point between the US and Iran. It does appear an attack on Iran is imminent. So, do you support a war with Iran?
Vote and share your thoughts.
I voted No.
That's no and no and no and no and....NO.
We're all tired of war, I think everyone should just sit down and have some nice Martini Cocktails and talk about Neoclassical architecture and 19th Century poetry, wouldn't that be nice? Yes it would be very nice.
Iranians don't have any of that.
Persian literature - Wikipedia
Shirazi wine - Wikipedia
Yaldā Night - Wikipedia
The longest and darkest night of the year is a time when friends and family gather together to eat, drink and read poetry (especially Hafez) until well after midnight. Fruits and nuts are eaten and pomegranates and watermelons are particularly significant. The red color in these fruits symbolizes the crimson hues of dawn and glow of life. The poems of Divan-e Hafez, which can be found in the bookcases of most Iranian families, are intermingled with peoples' life and are read or recited during various occasions like this festival and at Nowruz.
iran is land of poetry . poetry is iranian symbolWell, let's just put it all out there. Let's just ask the question. We all know tensions are rapidly coming to a boiling point between the US and Iran. It does appear an attack on Iran is imminent. So, do you support a war with Iran?
Vote and share your thoughts.
I voted No.
That's no and no and no and no and....NO.
We're all tired of war, I think everyone should just sit down and have some nice Martini Cocktails and talk about Neoclassical architecture and 19th Century poetry, wouldn't that be nice? Yes it would be very nice.
Iranians don't have any of that.
Persian literature - Wikipedia
Shirazi wine - Wikipedia
Yaldā Night - Wikipedia
The longest and darkest night of the year is a time when friends and family gather together to eat, drink and read poetry (especially Hafez) until well after midnight. Fruits and nuts are eaten and pomegranates and watermelons are particularly significant. The red color in these fruits symbolizes the crimson hues of dawn and glow of life. The poems of Divan-e Hafez, which can be found in the bookcases of most Iranian families, are intermingled with peoples' life and are read or recited during various occasions like this festival and at Nowruz.
iran is land of poetry . poetry is iranian symbolWell, let's just put it all out there. Let's just ask the question. We all know tensions are rapidly coming to a boiling point between the US and Iran. It does appear an attack on Iran is imminent. So, do you support a war with Iran?
Vote and share your thoughts.
I voted No.
That's no and no and no and no and....NO.
We're all tired of war, I think everyone should just sit down and have some nice Martini Cocktails and talk about Neoclassical architecture and 19th Century poetry, wouldn't that be nice? Yes it would be very nice.
Iranians don't have any of that.
Persian literature - Wikipedia
Shirazi wine - Wikipedia
Yaldā Night - Wikipedia
The longest and darkest night of the year is a time when friends and family gather together to eat, drink and read poetry (especially Hafez) until well after midnight. Fruits and nuts are eaten and pomegranates and watermelons are particularly significant. The red color in these fruits symbolizes the crimson hues of dawn and glow of life. The poems of Divan-e Hafez, which can be found in the bookcases of most Iranian families, are intermingled with peoples' life and are read or recited during various occasions like this festival and at Nowruz.
Iran is also one of the leading exporters of terrorism in the world, a country that has been and is threatening, intimidating, and undermining its neighbors and who threatens the world. They are led by the man who was leading chants of 'Death to America' while Obama gave them whatever they wanted in his Un-Constitutional Treaty.
iran is land of poetry . poetry is iranian symbolWell, let's just put it all out there. Let's just ask the question. We all know tensions are rapidly coming to a boiling point between the US and Iran. It does appear an attack on Iran is imminent. So, do you support a war with Iran?
Vote and share your thoughts.
I voted No.
That's no and no and no and no and....NO.
We're all tired of war, I think everyone should just sit down and have some nice Martini Cocktails and talk about Neoclassical architecture and 19th Century poetry, wouldn't that be nice? Yes it would be very nice.
Iranians don't have any of that.
Persian literature - Wikipedia
Shirazi wine - Wikipedia
Yaldā Night - Wikipedia
The longest and darkest night of the year is a time when friends and family gather together to eat, drink and read poetry (especially Hafez) until well after midnight. Fruits and nuts are eaten and pomegranates and watermelons are particularly significant. The red color in these fruits symbolizes the crimson hues of dawn and glow of life. The poems of Divan-e Hafez, which can be found in the bookcases of most Iranian families, are intermingled with peoples' life and are read or recited during various occasions like this festival and at Nowruz.
Now...back to reality. Iran was originally known as Persia, and its people, Persians, not Arabs. But, they are Muslims, and due to the poison that seeps from the holy book, the Q'ran, they remain eternal enemies of the Jewish people, and of freedom.
Hence, the name change from the time-honored 'Persia,' to the more contemporary 'Iran.'
"The name Iran means ‘Aryan,’ and was chosen to support a massive Nazi-dominated infrastructure which was ready to provide oil to the Nazis. By the early 1930s, Reza Pahlavi's close ties with Nazi Germany began worrying the Allied states.[8] Germany's modern state and economy highly impressed the Shah, and there were hundreds of Germans involved in every aspect of the state, from setting up factories to building roads, railroads and bridges.[9]" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German–Iranian_relations
That particular characteristic... anti-Semitism, may, in fact, be what both Carter and Obama saw as their ...affinity.... with Iran.
Advancing Islamofascism, just a bonus.
iran is land of poetry . poetry is iranian symbolWell, let's just put it all out there. Let's just ask the question. We all know tensions are rapidly coming to a boiling point between the US and Iran. It does appear an attack on Iran is imminent. So, do you support a war with Iran?
Vote and share your thoughts.
I voted No.
That's no and no and no and no and....NO.
We're all tired of war, I think everyone should just sit down and have some nice Martini Cocktails and talk about Neoclassical architecture and 19th Century poetry, wouldn't that be nice? Yes it would be very nice.
Iranians don't have any of that.
Persian literature - Wikipedia
Shirazi wine - Wikipedia
Yaldā Night - Wikipedia
The longest and darkest night of the year is a time when friends and family gather together to eat, drink and read poetry (especially Hafez) until well after midnight. Fruits and nuts are eaten and pomegranates and watermelons are particularly significant. The red color in these fruits symbolizes the crimson hues of dawn and glow of life. The poems of Divan-e Hafez, which can be found in the bookcases of most Iranian families, are intermingled with peoples' life and are read or recited during various occasions like this festival and at Nowruz.
Iran is also one of the leading exporters of terrorism in the world, a country that has been and is threatening, intimidating, and undermining its neighbors and who threatens the world. They are led by the man who was leading chants of 'Death to America' while Obama gave them whatever they wanted in his Un-Constitutional Treaty.iran is land of poetry . poetry is iranian symbolWell, let's just put it all out there. Let's just ask the question. We all know tensions are rapidly coming to a boiling point between the US and Iran. It does appear an attack on Iran is imminent. So, do you support a war with Iran?
Vote and share your thoughts.
I voted No.
That's no and no and no and no and....NO.
We're all tired of war, I think everyone should just sit down and have some nice Martini Cocktails and talk about Neoclassical architecture and 19th Century poetry, wouldn't that be nice? Yes it would be very nice.
Iranians don't have any of that.
Persian literature - Wikipedia
Shirazi wine - Wikipedia
Yaldā Night - Wikipedia
The longest and darkest night of the year is a time when friends and family gather together to eat, drink and read poetry (especially Hafez) until well after midnight. Fruits and nuts are eaten and pomegranates and watermelons are particularly significant. The red color in these fruits symbolizes the crimson hues of dawn and glow of life. The poems of Divan-e Hafez, which can be found in the bookcases of most Iranian families, are intermingled with peoples' life and are read or recited during various occasions like this festival and at Nowruz.
Now...back to reality. Iran was originally known as Persia, and its people, Persians, not Arabs. But, they are Muslims, and due to the poison that seeps from the holy book, the Q'ran, they remain eternal enemies of the Jewish people, and of freedom.
Hence, the name change from the time-honored 'Persia,' to the more contemporary 'Iran.'
"The name Iran means ‘Aryan,’ and was chosen to support a massive Nazi-dominated infrastructure which was ready to provide oil to the Nazis. By the early 1930s, Reza Pahlavi's close ties with Nazi Germany began worrying the Allied states.[8] Germany's modern state and economy highly impressed the Shah, and there were hundreds of Germans involved in every aspect of the state, from setting up factories to building roads, railroads and bridges.[9]" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German–Iranian_relations
That particular characteristic... anti-Semitism, may, in fact, be what both Carter and Obama saw as their ...affinity.... with Iran.
Advancing Islamofascism, just a bonus.
wrong .
iran always called iran by iranian .
persia is iran empire name. like rome empire
we have books for 1000.. years ago
for example
this book keep iranian culture and persian aryan value and language against arabic culture
arab invade another lands like egypt and africa and another west asia country . but only iranian saved their culture
shahname is holy book for iranian . for example my father and most iranian like shahname more than qoran.
he never read qoran . but he always read this books like shaname and hafez
Shahnameh - Wikipedia
The Shahnameh, also transliterated as Shahnama (Persian: شاهنامه pronounced [ʃɒːhnɒːˈme], "The Book of Kings"), is a long epic poem written by the Persian poet Ferdowsi between c. 977 and 1010 CE and is the national epic of Greater Iran. Consisting of some 50,000 "distichs" or couplets (2-line verses),[1] the Shahnameh is the world's longest epic poem written by a single poet
you can find iran and iranian word in this books very much .
iran= ایران
I and every male member of my family has served in the military, many of them in combat as far back as the Revolution. We don't want war but if there is one my family is gonna work for Uncle Sam.Don't stop yet!If you're not willing to send your own children to die, than don't be a Warmonger.
It's a VOLUNTARY army - no one was drafted into it. Second, it's the fucking army, not the boy scouts; if those joining had no thought that they might ever get called upon to actually fight, then they should have joined the peace corps or taught high school social studies.
I hear ya. I'm just saying, if you don't wanna send your children to die and be maimed in some foreign Hellhole, don't be a Warmonger.
I hear that a lot from Warmongers. They 'don't want war', yet they keep us in a Permanent state of War. So i'm sorry, i have to be skeptical of Warmongers who claim they 'don't want war.' Because it appears they do want it.
I, very strongly, believe that Iran and Russia are dangerous to the world. Also----both support
terrorism-------it is one of their weapons. Terrorism is ALSO a weapon of Isis-----which both oppose.
I detect NO WARMONGERING.-----but the ACCUSATION of "war mongering" is very prominent HISTORICALLY-------in Imperialist aggressors (ie ---like Russia and Iran) -------Those who support Russian and Iranian imperialism are spitting WarMongerer as a diversion--------
The Saul Alinsky tactic; accuse your enemies of EXACTLY what you are doing yourself.
iran is land of poetry . poetry is iranian symbolWell, let's just put it all out there. Let's just ask the question. We all know tensions are rapidly coming to a boiling point between the US and Iran. It does appear an attack on Iran is imminent. So, do you support a war with Iran?
Vote and share your thoughts.
I voted No.
That's no and no and no and no and....NO.
We're all tired of war, I think everyone should just sit down and have some nice Martini Cocktails and talk about Neoclassical architecture and 19th Century poetry, wouldn't that be nice? Yes it would be very nice.
Iranians don't have any of that.
Persian literature - Wikipedia
Shirazi wine - Wikipedia
Yaldā Night - Wikipedia
The longest and darkest night of the year is a time when friends and family gather together to eat, drink and read poetry (especially Hafez) until well after midnight. Fruits and nuts are eaten and pomegranates and watermelons are particularly significant. The red color in these fruits symbolizes the crimson hues of dawn and glow of life. The poems of Divan-e Hafez, which can be found in the bookcases of most Iranian families, are intermingled with peoples' life and are read or recited during various occasions like this festival and at Nowruz.
Iran is also one of the leading exporters of terrorism in the world, a country that has been and is threatening, intimidating, and undermining its neighbors and who threatens the world. They are led by the man who was leading chants of 'Death to America' while Obama gave them whatever they wanted in his Un-Constitutional Treaty.iran is land of poetry . poetry is iranian symbolWell, let's just put it all out there. Let's just ask the question. We all know tensions are rapidly coming to a boiling point between the US and Iran. It does appear an attack on Iran is imminent. So, do you support a war with Iran?
Vote and share your thoughts.
I voted No.
That's no and no and no and no and....NO.
We're all tired of war, I think everyone should just sit down and have some nice Martini Cocktails and talk about Neoclassical architecture and 19th Century poetry, wouldn't that be nice? Yes it would be very nice.
Iranians don't have any of that.
Persian literature - Wikipedia
Shirazi wine - Wikipedia
Yaldā Night - Wikipedia
The longest and darkest night of the year is a time when friends and family gather together to eat, drink and read poetry (especially Hafez) until well after midnight. Fruits and nuts are eaten and pomegranates and watermelons are particularly significant. The red color in these fruits symbolizes the crimson hues of dawn and glow of life. The poems of Divan-e Hafez, which can be found in the bookcases of most Iranian families, are intermingled with peoples' life and are read or recited during various occasions like this festival and at Nowruz.
Now...back to reality. Iran was originally known as Persia, and its people, Persians, not Arabs. But, they are Muslims, and due to the poison that seeps from the holy book, the Q'ran, they remain eternal enemies of the Jewish people, and of freedom.
Hence, the name change from the time-honored 'Persia,' to the more contemporary 'Iran.'
"The name Iran means ‘Aryan,’ and was chosen to support a massive Nazi-dominated infrastructure which was ready to provide oil to the Nazis. By the early 1930s, Reza Pahlavi's close ties with Nazi Germany began worrying the Allied states.[8] Germany's modern state and economy highly impressed the Shah, and there were hundreds of Germans involved in every aspect of the state, from setting up factories to building roads, railroads and bridges.[9]" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German–Iranian_relations
That particular characteristic... anti-Semitism, may, in fact, be what both Carter and Obama saw as their ...affinity.... with Iran.
Advancing Islamofascism, just a bonus.
wrong .
iran always called iran by iranian .
persia is iran empire name. like rome empire
we have books for 1000.. years ago
for example
this book keep iranian culture and persian aryan value and language against arabic culture
arab invade another lands like egypt and africa and another west asia country . but only iranian saved their culture
shahname is holy book for iranian . for example my father and most iranian like shahname more than qoran.
he never read qoran . but he always read this books like shaname and hafez
Shahnameh - Wikipedia
The Shahnameh, also transliterated as Shahnama (Persian: شاهنامه pronounced [ʃɒːhnɒːˈme], "The Book of Kings"), is a long epic poem written by the Persian poet Ferdowsi between c. 977 and 1010 CE and is the national epic of Greater Iran. Consisting of some 50,000 "distichs" or couplets (2-line verses),[1] the Shahnameh is the world's longest epic poem written by a single poet
you can find iran and iranian word in this books very much .
iran= ایران
