[DmitryLeontiev]

"Price protests" were actually inspired by some brokers who stole investors money.
Iraninan goverment has tightnened financial regulations to prevent such situations in future.
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Price protests..lol. fake reality dissolves right now.

[noir]

"Israel is stealing Iranian clouds". Protests intensified over lack of potable water in city's pipelines due to drought

Iranian forces open fire on Sunni Arab Iranians protesters

[QatzelOk]

noir, it's only fair that Israel gets all the clouds and rain. That's how God wanted it to be when he spoke to shepherds about how the earth should be managed.

[noir]

In fact, Israel also suffers five successive years of drought. Iran has much more rain and they had snow too which Israel hadn't this year. They are using old tactic to divert the blame on scapegoat.

This deranged propaganda is not going to help them. Iranians chanting "Death to Palestine!". Reference to Iranian money which is currently paying the Gazans self inflicted "martyrs" (shahids) and oiling the ongoing Pallywood theater on Gaza Israel border.

[noir]

Graphic. Killing a Sunni Arab Iranian protestor (most of the Iranians are non Arabs Shia).

[Zamuel]

Killing a Sunni Arab Iranian protestor (most of the Iranians are non Arabs Shia).

Very sad, This looks like some kind of planned police hit squad. Another step towards the restoration of the "Shah." Then, perhaps, Allah will make it rain …

Zam

[noir]

@Zamuel
One of the reason that no Sunni Arab state helped their Palestinian brethren during the recent staged conflict was because they are seen as traitors to the Sunna and Iranian stooges.

On the other side, the Iranians are merchants people. The chanting "Death to Palestine" shows they are not impressed by their newly found Sunni Arab allies (the Palestinians) and not eager to pay for their martyrdom circus.

[Zamuel]

@Zamuel One of the reason that no Sunni Arab state helped their Palestinian brethren during the recent staged conflict was because they are seen as traitors to the Sunna and Iranian stooges.

On the other side, the Iranians are merchants people. The chanting "Death to Palestine" shows they are not impressed by their newly found Sunni Arab allies (the Palestinians) and not eager to pay for their martyrdom circus.

For sure, I think though there may be deeper implications, a rejection of clerical policies, an undertone of support for Israel (with whom Iran was once fast friends) and down deep, a desire for peaceful coexistence and an end to aggressive Islamist foreign policy. All of which could easily be funneled into a "return of the Shah" movement.

Zam

[noir]

[noir]

@Zamuel

an undertone of support for Israel (with whom Iran was once fast friends) and down deep,

Hard to believe it's anything to do with sympathy to Israel. These people are losing their entire life savings and buisnesses for some remote conflicts.

[Zamuel]

Hard to believe it's anything to do with sympathy to Israel. These people are losing their entire life savings and buisnesses for some remote conflicts.

I think Iranians and ME peoples in general have a much greater appreciation of how the Palestinian conflict continues the active tradition of war on Israel that destabilize their lives. It's the background reason for their financial woes. I think many of them are tired of it.

Zam

[noir]

I think Iranians and ME peoples in general have a much greater appreciation of how the Palestinian conflict continues the active tradition of war on Israel that destabilize their lives. It's the background reason for their financial woes. I think many of them are tired of it.

Zam

Indeed. Most of the people in the region appreciate how restraint is the IDF in the face of tremendous provocation of the "Palestinians".

[noir]

Thanks to Obama

Masoumeh Ebtekar, current Vice President of Iran, stepping on American flag, her son enjoyed Obama gesture and he now lives in US.

[Oxymandias]

@Zamuel

Very sad, This looks like some kind of planned police hit squad. Another step towards the restoration of the "Shah." Then, perhaps, Allah will make it rain …

The Shah is Shia, and a looney one at that.

For sure, I think though there may be deeper implications, a rejection of clerical policies, an undertone of support for Israel (with whom Iran was once fast friends) and down deep, a desire for peaceful coexistence and an end to aggressive Islamist foreign policy. All of which could easily be funneled into a "return of the Shah" movement.

>When you're so out of touch with the Iranian public that you think the Iranian public wants re-install it's absolute monarchy



There is a higher chance of Iran getting a social democratic parliamentary republic than any absolute monarchy (you know, like it was about to be before the CIA killed off Iran's democratically elected president). You continue to romanticize the Shah and pretend as if any flaws he had are irrelevant. Ironically, you are committing the same flaws you attribute to Muslims in that you completely remove a particular historical figure's flaws and attribute only positive qualities to them.

Furthermore, Iran even after the Islamic republic's creation wanted to have good ties with Israel until Israel cut them off. Co-existence with Israel would only happen if Israel wants it. The only way that would be possible is if Iran completely screwed itself and it's interests as it is only then would Israel even consider diplomatic relations. Current Iranian public opinion towards Israel is also negative especially amongst the young. You seem to forget that those oppressed always sympathize with those who also suffer oppression. America sympathized with the French Revolution and Iran sympathized with the Palestinian cause.

[skinster]

Most of the people in the region appreciate how restraint is the IDF in the face of tremendous provocation of the "Palestinians".

Source?

[noir]

and Iran sympathized with the Palestinian cause.

Until someone strikes on their pockets.

[Zamuel]

Until someone strikes on their pockets.

The Iranian people have little idea -what- they want until someone tells them and makes it worth their while. (this is quite apparent in 20th century history). They do however have volatile opinons about what they - don't - want (anything that restricts their personal fortune or lifestyle.) Historically, doing business with Jews and Israel has been very rewarding.

It is not the people of Iran that conflict with Israel, it is their clerical leadership that maintains that tension. They support Hezbollah, and now even Hamas. But the ayatollahs are not enticing the population with $$$ and imported goods. They are now calling for sacrifice. It's not working.

As is, America need not attack Iran, just wait for it to implode and then pick up the pieces. If there is enough $$$ behind it, another restoration of the monarchy is easily possible.

Zam

[noir]

Already wrote they are mercantile people. It's not a bad thing. They are logical and calculated. Unlike other hysterical illogical people in the Middle East. Maybe this one of the reason they have a sense of supriority over the Arabs.

[skinster]

[Zionist Nationalist]

Everyone are sick of the Palestinians and their endless cries