اسناد اشغال ایران توسط متفقین،گفتگو با عباس میلانی

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19-Sep-2011
 

احمدی‌نژاد "اسناد اشغال ايران توسط متفقين در جنگ جهانی دوم" را به سازمان ملل می‌برد

اسناد اشغال ایران توسط متفقین،گفتگو با عباس میلانی

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Fatollah

I love it ... :)))

by Fatollah on Fri Sep 23, 2011 12:20 PM PDT

فیل هوا کردن برای گریز از بحران


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fozolie

That is just plane wrong Babak

by fozolie on Thu Sep 22, 2011 07:55 AM PDT

It had nothing to do with who ruled Iran and your comments totally ignore the allies need to supply Russia. I suggest you read up on your military history. It did not matter who was in charge.  The removal of Rezah Shah shows how idiotic Iranian values are. Any other nation would not accept the removal of its leader, no matter what you think of that leader, except by the people themselves or approve it.   

Mr. Fozolie


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Oon Yaroo

Brilliant gimmickology on the part of Ahmad Gooreel and Dar’o...

by Oon Yaroo on Tue Sep 20, 2011 07:32 PM PDT

Dasteh!

Every time this clown travels to New York, he brings with him a cockamamie story that throws everyone off their orbits and deflects peoples’ attention from the main issues concerning Iran.

Previously, it was denial of Holocaust and denial of gays in Iran and this time it’s this thing called US not having paid its dues for occupying Iran in WWII!?

I wonder what the topic of the next trip is going be!

 


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Babak K.

Iran was occupied becuase

by Babak K. on Tue Sep 20, 2011 06:47 PM PDT

Iran was occupied becuase there was no statesmen left in Reza Shah cirlce who was bright and patriatic who could give a proper policy advise to the dictator.  All the patriatic and bright Ianians who could understand the international situation of the time were killed or imprisoned or were sent to exile or were heart broken by the dictator.  When a country loses the best and brightest, then she will fall short like Iran did.  You see, there is not such a thing as a good dictator, they are all bad and costly.

BK


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