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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How can you speak for the Iranian people? There are 90 million of them. By generalizing your perspective to everyone, you really showed your hand.

As an American, I may dislike Donald Trump but that doesn’t mean I want the White House and Pentagon to get firebombed by a foreign nation as part of a regime change war.

Politics and patriotism are two separate orders of business. A real person wouldn’t want their home country entangled in a war.

Go back to the drawing board and try again[/quote]

+1.

Easy for OP to say when they are sitting comfortably in the U.S.

If the regime is as weak as OP says, then Iranians should topple it themselves. [/quote]

They are working on that.  Wouldn’t surprise me if either the US or Mossad is behind this cyber attack.

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Good. They should keep at it until they Iranians rise and take their country. Its not our fight.[/quote]

People would rather stick with the devil they know. People are forgetting the current Iranian regime  was brought to Iran courtesy of the US coup against the democratically elected secular president of Iran. Along with the Brits, we screwed up their country, brought in radicals, and now 45-50 years later, we want to take down the same radicals we brought in[/quote]

And 50 years after we take down these radicals, they will be talking about the next set of radicals we put in. We will be back here talking about taking that set down. Its a cycle that never ends.[/quote]

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