"To think that
because you won’t buy oil from us, you will stop an ancient and courageous
empire like ourselves – it’s naïveté."
"S. has been hurt by the economic
sanctions, but he promises that his country will reach nuclear capability. ‘If
you attack, we’ll strike you back,’ he says; however, he reveals that the real
enemy of Iran is overall the Arabs: ‘You’re just being paranoid.'"
An Israeli
perspective by Kobi Liani (Walla!News)
Translated by
Viktoria Lymar (IranEdge)
Republished
with permission from IranEdge.com
This interview is a little bit weird; i dont think Iranian hate arabs; there is no lasting animosity between Iran and Iraq once the war was over; but yes: Iranian want to differentiate themselves from Arabs; thats how it is. I have never seen any Iranian who think kuwait should belong to Iran or something like that; that is not part of gerneral feeling among Iranians; however i think that the next president should reject any form of antisemitim ; it does not belong to the Iranian culture; he should bring competent and educated people back to governement; and he should limit the power of clergy; only then we can overcome this crises
ReplyDeleteAnon October 10, 2012 5:07 PM
ReplyDeleteI like the way you think.....if you are going to dream....DREAM BIG!!!!!
Posting this is like posting any hate material. It isn't hard to find. There's plenty of anti-Iranian and anti-Muslim material to find here in the United States. But should we spread such material further than its source? I don't think so.
ReplyDelete@ Anonymous 5:07
ReplyDeleteIranians don't Arabs? That's new. Most Iranians do hate Arabs and look down on them. Read this article:
http://www.alarabiya.net/articles/2011/10/09/170927.html
Anon 5:07PM
ReplyDeleteLooks like you have forgotten to add some words to your reasoning, that your last part of the last sentence should say:
"...only then we can overcome this crisis and dismantle Iran."
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