Face to Face meeting with Iran's Ayatolla - what would you do?
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I'd just lift my skirt a bit, show him my beaver, and say if you want some of this, you better dismantle the enrichment.\n\nAll in a Sharon Stone re-enactment pose.\n\nHis turbin would likely fall off - and he just couldn't help himself but agree.
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If Iran remains stubborn on the issue and fails to cooperate with the UN inspectors like Saddam did, or continues to insist on gathering the materials to make a nuclear bomb, there is a very real danger of that happening. I truly hope not, but Iran's leader may force our hand, again, just as Saddam did. Pray for peace, my friend. There's been enough bloodshed and war, but we will do what we have to do. God bless.
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I do not.   I believe that the current leader of Iran is extremely unstable and does not believe that he should anwer to then international audience.   He believes mostly of Iran's sovereignty and believes that it is all good for his country.  I believe that their leadership is unstable and should have a close eye on it.
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osama@cia.gov\n\nWe all know they've been hanging out together.
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Perhaps, alshtough most have preconceived notions about this man. I do believe we need to dialog with him, after all we put the Shaw in power, which Iran reeebelled and brought in its current sysytem, its time to drop our preconceptions and learn to get a long
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Every foreigner who does not have an immigrant visa must persuade a consular officer that he or she is coming for a temporary visit and has strong ties to his or her home country that would suggest a reason to leave.  Since we do not have an embassy in Iran, Iranians have to apply for a visa outside Iran, and the consular officers at those embassies have a hard time gaging the likelihood of those Iranians to return to Iran.
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can he be in iran? and mack contact by the Internet?
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Sweety if you aren't asking your husband this question then there is a big trust issue.  I would suggest contacting a US government agency esp. as there may be restrictions right now.\n\nQuestion to ask yourself - why doesn't he want to bring his Mom here?  Is she too frail?\n\nFollow your gut on this - and if you do decide to go, remember that a woman's place there is very different from in the US and you will be expected to follow local conventions or shame your husband.\n\nOne thing you didn't say is if your husband is Muslim - I think that would effect how he feels about it and his expectations of you.\n\nNo matter how kind or loving your husband is, now is not a really good time for US/Iranian relations so if you go precautions will be necessary for you and your husband.  \n\nYou sound newly married and if that is the case it would be natural for him to want you to meet his family and see where he grew up.  But only you know your relationship.  Did it happen too fast?  Does it seem too good to be true? Has he majorly changed how he treats you since you got married?  Those would all be warning signs.\n\nNo warnings sign there?  Then go for it, but take the State Department precautions as someone else reccomended - it would be the smart thing to do.
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As with any country , once you connect with a person from that country , then you realise we are all one ( a lovely quote from Kipling's Jungle Book :- 'we are of one blood , you and I').It's only the politicians and arms-dealers who get in the way of global peacce and happiness.\nBut , to the point , I really know very little about Modern Iran.This is probably to do with the attitude of western Media ( Im from UK) and governments.The Iranians I have met and worked with over the years Ive been privileged to call my friends ( cant really say the same for people Ive met from the UK!).The one thing that Iran MUST do is to publicise it's music.We dont have anything in the west like , for instance , Sharan Nazeeri ( wonderful,wonderful!). Music is a universal language , maybe , one day , we can use it to understand each other. Go Well.
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I might be wrong but he is Iran religious leader.
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Well Iran has been wanting to talk with the US for a while now.  When the Pres of Iran wrote his letter to Bush he said that he would love to talk to the US to discuss options.  Yet we just blew him off and talked about military options.  We make Iran to be this big bad guy but if we were to just listen to what they really say instead of listen to what just the media and our own govt tell us...we'd understand it better.
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Its a shame u call urself Iranian,i dont think u r.\nI did read ur other Q and answers, even if u r Iranian i think u stand alone with ur stupid ideas,any good Iranian or muslim would support his country against outside threats in times like these,but u r doing the opposit,dont think that talking like this would help u or ur country .\nI think its better for u to keep asking about women vagina & orgasm and stop talking politics
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NO NO NO NO. Iran will NEVER step back and the naive world must understand that the only weay to stop Iran would be to NUKE the whole capital area and making sure that the president there is killed. Unfortunately, too many of our corrupt and stupid politicians here in the U.S. feel that negotiations should be made.. negotiations after negotiations but BELIEVE ME.. it will never work and should not even be tried.
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hello David\n\nI feel that you want to be liked and accepted as an Iranian citizen and as a person. You want to prove that your country is wonderful, modern and  peaceful. Also that your religion is peace loving and accepting of other views.   Right now there is a war, and people are very prejudiced.   Take it easy, go with the flow and enjoy the experience of YA.\nYou are very young, 2 years older than my own son.  Life is so long and filled with twists and turns.  Who knows what will happen in the future?\n\ngood luck, take it easy and \nDios te bendiga
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She, The Bush clan, and the National Intelligence Director, think the Iran President has some secret motive for trying to negotiate peace. It's the first direct communication from an Iranian Leader in 27 years.
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Sala'm Aga / Khanum!\n\nDo you want to imply that Iran's case is similar to that of the Iraq during last days of Saddam when he was denying having any WMD and USA was insisting that he was lying?\n\nIn any case, there is a great difference in the analogy. Iran has been more-or-less positively identified by the IAEA to be moving towards a secret nuclear weapons program, as per circumstantial evidences its inspectors and 'monitors' has obtained.\n\nSo, in my personal view, the President of Iran Mr. Ahmedinezad is playing high-wire act and also brinkmanship with the West (not only with USA). I am a Muslim and I worked in Iranian Air Force for two years as civilian specialist and I have no ill feeling for the Iranian people.\n\nGod forbid, if Iranian people had to live the miserable life that of Iraq then it would be solely the present government of Iran that would be held responsible to ignore numerous warnings to refrain from its present belligerent attitude and sit with world community and sort out its differences across the table.\n\nInshaAllah we hope major catastrophe could be averted and Iranians can live and prosper and be the Malaysia of the Middle East!\n\nKhuda Hafez
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Let me help.  I received this info this morning: \n\n"TEHRAN, Iran — Iran has said it would offer cash incentives to travel agencies to encourage Western tourists to visit the country, giving a premium for Americans, the official Islamic Republic News Agency reported Tuesday.\nThe proposal is Iran's latest bid to reach out to ordinary Americans in an attempt by the Islamic Republic's political leadership to show that its quarrel is with the U.S. administration — not U.S. citizens.\n\nIt came as the United Nations Security Council deliberates a draft resolution that would impose sanctions on Iran for its disputed nuclear program.\n\n"Iran's tourism department will pay $20 per person to those who attract European or American tourists to the country," the agency quoted Mohammed Sharif Malakzadeh, deputy head of the department, as saying.\n\nVisitors from other countries would earn travel agents $10 a tourist, Malakzadeh said."\n\nIf you could persuade your travel agent to split this powerful financial incentive with you, I'm sure that it would go a long way to helping pay for the trip!