I'm an Iranian and as you may know, we've been fighting Iranian governing regime for our freedom and democracy as %26quot;The Green Wave Movement%26quot; and the fight turned out to be a very hard one. What I would like to know is how this turn of events changed people's ideas around the world about Iran and it's nation and it's so called government. I'll be happy to read all your thoughts regardless of your home country and your religion and stuff like that.
Thanks everyone.Change of approaches twards Iranian nation?It has affirmed my belief that the Ayatollah runs the theocratic dictatorship that is the Iranian govt.
At least Saudi Arabia doesn't pretend to be fair.
There will be no change until Khamenei is dead.Change of approaches twards Iranian nation?I sympathize with your struggle for a country where you could enjoy more freedom and have your votes/voices heard.
The situation in Iran has only made my belief stronger that a religious dictatorship is not much different than any other dictatorship.... innocent people suffer just the same under either. Those in power have no intention of giving that power up under any circumstances. I have always felt, and still do, that a country's religious leaders should never be the country's political power/leaders. That can lead to persecution and oppression on religious and political grounds.
