It doesn't matter that Indo-European civilizations have origins in Iran, I'm only worried about the current political system of that country which really doesn't make you want to go there.
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It doesn't matter that Indo-European civilizations have origins in Iran, I'm only worried about the current political system of that country which really doesn't make you want to go there.
I don't think I'll have any trouble there.
I've been to the middle east before without any problems at all.
I'm having trouble understanding how you operate. Why do you support criminals?
Why do you?
I'm having trouble understanding brainwashed people.
Do you really think this is a natural revolt?
It's orchestrated by Western intelligence but you just can't realize this so I won't bother trying to explain it to you 'cause it'll just pass over your head!
Goodbye! Don't reply!
Sorry, but the figures coming out of Iran seem irrefutable, regardless of the source. They range from 3,000 to 10,000 deaths; it's quite alarming. I really find it hard to believe this is all propaganda. There's nothing wrong with admitting you were wrong. It would be to your credit to acknowledge that.
I dont know if Parsaa can read this maybe later but I hope that everything goes well and that EVERYBODY is safe from his family. 🙏🙏❤️⭐💫🌈
@Parsaa 👍
Why do you?
I'm having trouble understanding brainwashed people.
Do you really think this is a natural revolt?
It's orchestrated by Western intelligence but you just can't realize this so I won't bother trying to explain it to you 'cause it'll just pass over your head!
Goodbye! Don't reply!
Sir, I appreciate that you are trying to think critically about complex international issues. However, I must respectfully disagree with your viewpoint, because it closely resembles the characteristics of conspiracy theories as I know them: making sweeping claims without evidence, attributing everything to Western media, or labeling it as a Western plot.
I am very familiar with this way of thinking. Similar ideas continue to be widespread in China’s online environment, and I also believed in them wholeheartedly when I was in middle school. However, as I grew older and gained more understanding of the world, I realized how misguided such thinking is.
As a Chinese person, let me give an example based on my experience living in China. From modern to contemporary times, some of my fellow citizens have long trusted the saying “Learn from the West to counter the West.” This saying, which means “learn foreign technologies to compete with them,” reflects a historical strategy of strengthening one’s own country by adopting advanced technologies from abroad.
But the problem is obvious: leaders of Western countries are not going to be that foolish—to teach technology while others use it against them. This way of thinking, based on “learning from the West to counter the West,” clearly contradicts common sense and basic ethical principles. In fact, this idea has proven to be misguided, as Western countries have begun to refuse to teach, sell, or even sanction certain technologies to China.
Unfortunately, some of my fellow citizens still do not recognize this, and in China’s online discourse, claims like “The West is restricting our development” or “The West fears China’s rise and refuses to sell technology” are rampant, along with many other similar ideas.
I have always considered this reasoning foolish. In my view, the government is exhausting its credibility, and once that credit is used up, China risks becoming isolated as a global adversary. Of course, I would never post such opinions on Chinese social media, because others have already done so—and the result was that their accounts were banned, and they were labeled by some as “traitors” or “collaborators.” From my own perspective, witnessing this has made me cautious about expressing controversial opinions online. This makes it extremely difficult for ordinary people to express dissenting opinions safely. Simply put, to live a healthy and happy life in China, one cannot express opinions or speech that are perceived as unfavorable to the government.
In summary, modern people all live in their own worlds, and online “information silos” still exist. Therefore, I would not recommend spreading such conspiracy theories without evidence. From my own life experience, I have come to understand that foolish ideas are contagious, especially to those who, like my younger self in middle school, lacked real-life experience. Therefore, I hope everyone approaches such claims with caution and critical thinking, and takes the time to verify information and reflect on historical lessons.🤔🤔
Sir, I appreciate that you are trying to think critically about complex international issues. However, I must respectfully disagree with your viewpoint, because it closely resembles the characteristics of conspiracy theories as I know them: making sweeping claims without evidence, attributing everything to Western media, or labeling it as a Western plot.
I am very familiar with this way of thinking. Similar ideas continue to be widespread in China’s online environment, and I also believed in them wholeheartedly when I was in middle school. However, as I grew older and gained more understanding of the world, I realized how misguided such thinking is.
As a Chinese person, let me give an example based on my experience living in China. From modern to contemporary times, some of my fellow citizens have long trusted the saying “Learn from the West to counter the West.” This saying, which means “learn foreign technologies to compete with them,” reflects a historical strategy of strengthening one’s own country by adopting advanced technologies from abroad.
But the problem is obvious: leaders of Western countries are not going to be that foolish—to teach technology while others use it against them. This way of thinking, based on “learning from the West to counter the West,” clearly contradicts common sense and basic ethical principles. In fact, this idea has proven to be misguided, as Western countries have begun to refuse to teach, sell, or even sanction certain technologies to China.
Unfortunately, some of my fellow citizens still do not recognize this, and in China’s online discourse, claims like “The West is restricting our development” or “The West fears China’s rise and refuses to sell technology” are rampant, along with many other similar ideas.
I have always considered this reasoning foolish. In my view, the government is exhausting its credibility, and once that credit is used up, China risks becoming isolated as a global adversary. Of course, I would never post such opinions on Chinese social media, because others have already done so—and the result was that their accounts were banned, and they were labeled by some as “traitors” or “collaborators.” From my own perspective, witnessing this has made me cautious about expressing controversial opinions online. This makes it extremely difficult for ordinary people to express dissenting opinions safely. Simply put, to live a healthy and happy life in China, one cannot express opinions or speech that are perceived as unfavorable to the government.
In summary, modern people all live in their own worlds, and online “information silos” still exist. Therefore, I would not recommend spreading such conspiracy theories without evidence. From my own life experience, I have come to understand that foolish ideas are contagious, especially to those who, like my younger self in middle school, lacked real-life experience. Therefore, I hope everyone approaches such claims with caution and critical thinking, and takes the time to verify information and reflect on historical lessons.🤔🤔
OK! So you think that the Iran protests are also just CONVENIENTLY happening in accordance with the "Project for a new American century" wish list?
Disagree, all you want. You have your opinions based on info that is public. There's so much more beneath the surface is that the common man don't know about.
So... do I disagree with you as I see your opinion based on lies and propaganda and no information about the military and economic interest these people have talked about since 1998 PUBLICLY, but not splattered in your face in the news. You have to look it up for yourself.
That involves taking down everything from Libya to Afghanistan that is not obedient to the globalist agenda.
A little TOO convenient that Iran ALSO happen to be on that list!
Don't you think! Can't take them through military force?
Do it by a funding insurgents and starting a revolution!
This ofc goes above the average person ability to understand, but that's how psychological operations are done.
You're not supposed to realize that one was going on. You're supposed to think it all developed organic.
But Afghanistan kicked NATO out in 2022??? Yeah, you keep telling yourself that.
They simply installed a puppet regime there. Who do you think gave them all that hi-tech gear they have now?
I'll give you a hint! IT WAS THE AMERICANS! They left it all behind!
Go on! Speak to someone who was there! They'll confirm it. Tanks, cars, weapons, hi-tech gear. Left it all there for them!
For me i think the most important is what the people want in Iran. And if they protest and they are killed that is wrong even if other countries helped that they protest. But in any case they cant be killed for demonstrating or what they want. But Iran is not a democracy and i believe that ppl should be free that they decide things themselves.
So safety is the most important. I dont know others from Iran than Parsa but i hope that there is peace really soon.
OK! So you think that the Iran protests are also just CONVENIENTLY happening in accordance with the "Project for a new American century" wish list?
Disagree, all you want. You have your opinions based on info that is public. There's so much more beneath the surface is that the common man don't know about.
So... do I disagree with you as I see your opinion based on lies and propaganda and no information about the military and economic interest these people have talked about since 1998 PUBLICLY, but not splattered in your face in the news. You have to look it up for yourself.
That involves taking down everything from Libya to Afghanistan that is not obedient to the globalist agenda.
A little TOO convenient that Iran ALSO happen to be on that list!
Don't you think! Can't take them through military force?
Do it by a funding insurgents and starting a revolution!
This ofc goes above the average person ability to understand, but that's how psychological operations are done.
You're not supposed to realize that one was going on. You're supposed to think it all developed organic.
But Afghanistan kicked NATO out in 2022??? Yeah, you keep telling yourself that.
They simply installed a puppet regime there. Who do you think gave them all that hi-tech gear they have now?
I'll give you a hint! IT WAS THE AMERICANS! They left it all behind!
Go on! Speak to someone who was there! They'll confirm it. Tanks, cars, weapons, hi-tech gear. Left it all there for them!
“Dear sir,
It seems we are examining this matter through rather different lenses, which in itself makes the discussion most… illuminating.
While our conclusions may diverge, I hold your perspective in due respect.
Thank you for taking the time to share your observations.
With all due courtesy, I bid you good day.”
I've finally managed to access this site after weeks. The situation has been truly strange in recent weeks.
I can answer any question you might have. I'll just say this: don't pay too much attention to these Iranian monarchist groups. They are against unity and are nothing more than a noisy minority.
The struggle of Iranians for democracy has a history of over 100 years, and we still haven't achieved it. But we will.
I am really worried for @Parsaa and also @SkepticCyclist and everybody in Iran bc on the Dutch news now everywhere they say that there may be war really soon and that there are a lot of preparations of America for it. From the birthday list i know that @Parsaa has his birthday on 1 February and i hope that the BIGGEST present that maybe he gets is that it can finally be PEACEFUL in Iran and that ppl can decide what happens with their country and that nobody has to be afraid of more war or a lot of violance bc of the demonstrations. 🙏⭐✨🌸🙏
I am really worried for @Parsaa and also @SkepticCyclist and everybody in Iran bc on the Dutch news now everywhere they say that there may be war really soon and that there are a lot of preparations of America for it. From the birthday list i know that @Parsaa has his birthday on 1 February and i hope that the BIGGEST present that maybe he gets is that it can finally be PEACEFUL in Iran and that ppl can decide what happens with their country and that nobody has to be afraid of more war or a lot of violance bc of the demonstrations. 🙏⭐✨🌸🙏
Parsaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Fearing for Iranian lives is good but more importantly pressure your governments to take action and hold the Iranian regime accountable. There is much they can do, yet they choose not to. Thank You.
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Regarding the user Parsa, I looked into the data of those who lost their lives in the recent Iranian uprising; I found at least four people named Parsa, but it doesn't seem to be any of them. The youngest among them was 17. So, don't worry. These days, Iranians just don't have the heart or the spirit for many of the things they used to do.
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Regarding the user Parsa, I looked into the data of those who lost their lives in the recent Iranian uprising; I found at least four people named Parsa, but it doesn't seem to be any of them. The youngest among them was 17. So, don't worry. These days, Iranians just don't have the heart or the spirit for many of the things they used to do.
Edited by SkepticCyclist .
Parsa is a very intelligent, tenacious and ambitious boy 👍