You are a true believer. Tyrants need true believers that don't question authority to remain in power and flourish. Don't confuse cunning, belligerent and racist as brave. It is unfortunate and wrong in total, but you should know that most of the world associates "shiite" with "terrorist". There is a reason for this. All you have to do is a Google search with these two words: shiite hijack. You'll find a long history of various hijackings of airplanes by Shiite Muslims. These have often been violent. In nearly every story, there is a connection to Iran. This does not mean that all Shiites are terrorists, but all these incidents are remembered in that way. And Iran is remembered for these. Your cheerleading for Ahmedinejad says that you are part of the favored wealthy class in Iran. Your life may be on auto-pilot. Here in the US, children of corporate bankers also believe their daddies should get big bonuses and golden parachutes and that they should have nice big cars to drive to school. http://www.englishbaby.com/findfriends/gallery/detail/29169 The fact that all your favorite movies are mostly American which are projecting American values is interesting. This shows that your values are sort of mixed-up. That is not a terrible thing, but it does demonstrate what I said in my original post: "Iran is a confused country". Religion tears Iran's people in one direction, patriotism tears them in another direction and then rational thinking gets tossed into the mix to finish off the cocktail. Israel is about the same way. They just have more nations they can count as friends in the world. Something else you should know: The CNN, Fox and whatever other news outlets you may see in Iran are not exactly the same broadcasts as in the US. They are different. I'm skeptical of their News, too. Also, since US companies are prohibited from marketing to Iran, all the books, magazines, music, movies and these satellite programs that you see from the USA are STOLEN. I'm not crying for any of these big companies, but in the case of these products being seen or sold in Iran, they are acquired through THIEVERY. They cannot be sold or distributed legally there. That says something about your government, doesn't it? Don't worry, though. I won't tell Ahmedinejad, that you are betraying Iran's interests by watching all this stuff from the Great Satan. Oh… and try this. Without playing tricks to defeat the Iran government censorship, try to get to my blog page: http://www.xanga.com/worldmikel Others should know that in Iran, the government censors block various sites they consider opposed to their interests. The Xanga site (but not my part) hosts some people that are critical of Iran, so… the government makes it so people can't go to the Xanga site. Censorship: That's brave, eh?
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