Ehsan Z. 
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Registration Date: 12-09-2005
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Location: Sydney, AU
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trough the end of the video, the speaker said Iran should be changed by it's own people without foreign interference which will take a long time
well, we know that foreign interference will always be there, it has been there. keep that in mind, now they also say Mosadegh was a great man, indeed he was but the missing point is, the consequences of what Mosadegh did, wasn't it a quick and risky change for Iran at that time? it was!
And a man like Mosadegh came into power in a semi-democratic ground, in a regime which were going the path of modernisation, no one can deny it
Now how possibly they think Iran's current regime will give up and opposition (apparently people) can do something in current stone-age-holy-regime system, and of course it will be even harder for opposition to do something if America starts to make a deal with Iran
I know foreign policy is not about pride or dealing with terrorists and all that crap but it's just about mutual benefits of both sides however, thinking about long terms benefits, I do not believe that America will get along with Iran and I do not think Iran's Islamic regime will last any longer. they are not going to do the same mistake again which led them to invade Iraq
At the end I just truly hope that the regime change will happen trough an inside job instead of costly war but at the other hand gun makers, petrol companies and many others need to make money too.. and this is where exactly I start to hate politics
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The Folly of Attacking Iran: Lessons from History
