IRAN-US

Objectively speaking

I agree with the first point of your analysis (that the american administration seeks to overthrow the regime of mullahs). When Khatami talked about the dialogue among civilizations, the response of the first Bush administration was we don't recongnize the regime and for us iranian reformers and conservatives are the same. But, I totally disagree that with a simple diplomatic interest center, US seek to understand what's going on in Iran. The reality is that nobody knows which are the 200 decision makers in Iran, they change constantly and a few diplomats under total surveillance would never have the opportunity to discover this shepesh based regime. Mullahs teach the devil, I'm not worried of their futur and will finish with some ryhmes of the Master Nasser Khossro

زانكه دين را دام سازد بيشتر پرهيز كن
زانكه سوي او چو آمد صيد را زنهار نيست

گاه گويد زين ببايد خورد كاين پاك است و خوش
گاه گويد ني نشايد خورد كاين كشتار نيست

ور بري زي او به رشوت اژدهاي هفت سر
گويد اين فربي يكي ماهي است والله مار نيست

حيلت و مكر است فقه و علم او و، سوي او
نيست دانا هر كه او محتال يا مكار نيست

Do you recognize how much

you underestimate  intelligence and integrity of Iranians?!

After 1953 coup, Iranians are quite experienced with US designs. That's why tens of thousands of US military personnel, elaborate spy network of Shah's regime and the significant western support that he enjoyed could not prevent the revolution.

Now after 30 years that this nation has thwarted the most vicious efforts of the west, from the bloody 8 year war against the combined financial and military backing of the west and Arabs, and 30 years of sanctions and isolation which has just made Iranians more politically savvy, you're worried about a diplomatic initiative?!

I'd say, why not cut off Iran and take it to the moon so that no one would be able to bribe the scums and control the country?

How do you it like Hoder?

You finally reached the point of no return. People stopped reading your nonsense and the proof is that you only got nine responses and most negative. Hopefully pretty soon the number of comments for your articles will go down to zero. I for sure will never click anything with your name on it and this is my last comment ever about anything you write. I guess that is a big insult.

خداوند شما و بقیه نویسندگان همفکر شما را شفا دهد

دوست عزیز شک ندارم كه نویسندگان (بلاگر) محک نزده شده​ای چون شما نقشی در وضعیت کنونی ايران ندارند! راه حل شما كه به داستان کبک سر در برف فرو کرده شباهت دارد٬ نشانگر وضع ايران و فرهنگ ضد آمریکایی نسل شماست. گویا شعارهای مداوم دستگاه تاثیری دائم بر شما داشته است. خداوند شما و بقیه نویسندگان همفکر شما را شفا دهد.

The motivation behind the character of the writer

read this article and it helps you to understand hoder and his motivaion better.
//sibiltala.blogspot.com/2008/08/blog-post_09...

Ignorance our common denominator

Hoder may be right that the US can not figure out who is in charge of what in Iran.
Well they are not alone. The IRI itself does not know who in charge of what (Just check out IRNA.IR once in a while).

Hoder:
Milani is way over your head...Pick on someone of your own intellectual caliber

Movie

Have you seen the Old Iranian movie called “Dayereh Meena” (The cycle)? This is the story: A young man and his father go from a remote village to Tehran. For some reasons they sit behind the closed doors of a hospital for days. He is young, energetic, illiterate and hungry. Little by little he begins to connect with people inside the hospital doing some low level jobs. Eventually he gets in to the network of buying blood from addicts and poor people and selling it. The cycle goes on and at the end he becomes a SAVAKI.

This “Hoder” guy reminds me that young man in that movie.

Thanks for a wonderful analysis

Thanks Hoder. As always, your writings are enlightning and correct.

regards.

Check this out. watch the clip at the end

//www.hadeseh.com/english/archives/009076.php

Fantastic Analysis

I absolutely agree with you. But the challenges here are how to make economy and political stability without the US. That's the problem that the Iranian government is confused and has not yet resolved. At some point we need to accept that the US will have its base in Iran. Iran could continue its policies and policy makers so they would not know what's going on.

I love reading your articles. By the way, Mr. Milani is a republican think tank not a democrat. he is a confused soul, changing directions. He has done that all his life. If I were the US, I would never listen to him.

How about the Saudia Arabia and kneeling to their soil daily

Iranians are progressive and we hate to be rotten like other Moslem countries.

Reaching multiple audiences?!!

Jeez, Hossein! You write with such conviction! Perhaps you'd rather those think tanks and authorities contact YOU as the ultimate authority on what's happening in Iran? Perhaps you can solve the problem for them after 30 years?!! Is this all a marketing ploy for you? "Talk to me, not to Milani?!!"

Meanwhile, back at the ranch, your article will be used again as a reference for Kayhan to attack Iranian intellectuals. This is what you do every once in a while to score some brownie points with the folks in Tehran. This, precisely, is one of the reasons you are one of the most despised Iranians in the world, did you know that?

You are shameless and hopeless.