What if Iran had chosen the path of Humanity, National building and Prosperity?

[Berry2d]

Iran faces the consequences of idolizing men in power positions. The society decided going through a religious fanatic path, which always inevitably becomes irrational, narrow minded and distant from reality at some point. Their regime is portrayed by themselves as perfect. Their leaders represent God's will on earth, and all the struggle they face in daily life is due to the evil actions of western world, personified on the image of USA.

The iranian regime hates USA and everything it used to represent until the early 2000's. So they poison the local society to think that way, what seems to work nicely.

In order for Iran to choose a more functional and uplifting path, they must resign the current path first: the path of religious fanatism, ignorance and envy.

This is exactly what is happening in Iran right now, how can one practice a system that operates in a myopic and self-centered manner without thinking outside the reasoning box that will enable them have a  life off mysterious ideology.
From  what I have seen about the irans  system of operation,  I can clearly say they prioritise religious beliefs over the realities of life that gives freedom to somethings we may place off high value
Apart from religious sentimental and wicked system,  i will say one problem affecting the nation is the process of idolising an individual which they operates without considering how the poor Masses may feel because of the decision of that same man

[ingiltere]

Due to the heavy sanctions imposed on Iran, they are living in isolation from the rest of the world. It's impossible to expect any progressive steps from that country. We are talking about a country that has cut off the public's internet access for months and where there is no freedom whatsoever. Unfortunately, the people are struggling against both external forces and their own government. I don't think things will improve anytime soon. The people revolted, but they lacked the necessary strength. Interest groups close to the government are exploiting the country's resources, while the people can find neither freedom nor economic improvements.

[MRY]

This is exactly what is happening in Iran right now, how can one practice a system that operates in a myopic and self-centered manner without thinking outside the reasoning box that will enable them have a  life off mysterious ideology.
From  what I have seen about the irans  system of operation,  I can clearly say they prioritise religious beliefs over the realities of life that gives freedom to somethings we may place off high value
Apart from religious sentimental and wicked system,  i will say one problem affecting the nation is the process of idolising an individual which they operates without considering how the poor Masses may feel because of the decision of that same man

Form of government that denies modern rationality and advocates strictly by obeying ancient dogma have led to a long term humanitarian crisis. The idolization of power in religious leaders has made leaders blind on the issue of poor living standards among the poor masses. The independence of citizens has been taken away in the name of a suppressive mystics order compelling people to live under the controlled conditions of structural poverty justified by one sided theological dispensations.

[bhadz]

Oil and gas rates are also increasing badly, and this is becoming the reason that is damaging the whole world's economies and ecosystems. What do you guys think about it?

The price of gas in my country is starting to roll back. Although it's still not satisfying at all because I think we're in the world that has got the highest spike for the price, yes higher than Singapore. And this is because of how the government doesn't have control on our oil product prices. I still feel bad about it because the damage that the high gas prices have been made and seeing the roll back for all the prices that have increased is unlikely. We see oil price hike, everything goes up and then when the de-escalation happens, we don't see the impact of it.

[Die_empty]

The price of gas in my country is starting to roll back. Although it's still not satisfying at all because I think we're in the world that has got the highest spike for the price, yes higher than Singapore. And this is because of how the government doesn't have control on our oil product prices. I still feel bad about it because the damage that the high gas prices have been made and seeing the roll back for all the prices that have increased is unlikely. We see oil price hike, everything goes up and then when the de-escalation happens, we don't see the impact of it.

My country also saw a drop in the price of gas and fuel a few days ago. This might be caused by the reports that the US and Iran have reached a deal. But we might start seeing a spike in the price as there are reports of the resumption of attacks between these two countries. US and Iran launch new strikes as ceasefire negotiations stalled. There are speculations that Donald Trump was an edit of the agreed deal and Iran is not open to such a rearrangement.

A Botswanian-flagged oil vessel has been attacked by the US, thereby making passage in the Strait of Hormuz risky. Oil prices may rise as the blockage of the Strait is expected to persist.

[Ayers]

Iran faces the consequences of idolizing men in power positions. The society decided going through a religious fanatic path, which always inevitably becomes irrational, narrow minded and distant from reality at some point. Their regime is portrayed by themselves as perfect. Their leaders represent God's will on earth, and all the struggle they face in daily life is due to the evil actions of western world, personified on the image of USA.

The iranian regime hates USA and everything it used to represent until the early 2000's. So they poison the local society to think that way, what seems to work nicely.

In order for Iran to choose a more functional and uplifting path, they must resign the current path first: the path of religious fanatism, ignorance and envy.

This is exactly what is happening in Iran right now, how can one practice a system that operates in a myopic and self-centered manner without thinking outside the reasoning box that will enable them have a  life off mysterious ideology.
From  what I have seen about the irans  system of operation,  I can clearly say they prioritise religious beliefs over the realities of life that gives freedom to somethings we may place off high value
Apart from religious sentimental and wicked system,  i will say one problem affecting the nation is the process of idolising an individual which they operates without considering how the poor Masses may feel because of the decision of that same man

Are you two from Iran or a neighboring country, and have you actually witnessed firsthand what is happening there? Or is this all just based on what Western media has been drilling into your head?

To be honest, I really do not know what is going on inside Iran either. But I think it would be short sighted and ignorant to rush to conclusion about a country we have never set foot in or lived in. Worse still, many of us do not even bother to consider different sources of information, and instead just consume whatever their enemies are pushing as propaganda.

@pooya87: as a citizen of Iran, could you share your perspective on this?

[bhadz]

The price of gas in my country is starting to roll back. Although it's still not satisfying at all because I think we're in the world that has got the highest spike for the price, yes higher than Singapore. And this is because of how the government doesn't have control on our oil product prices. I still feel bad about it because the damage that the high gas prices have been made and seeing the roll back for all the prices that have increased is unlikely. We see oil price hike, everything goes up and then when the de-escalation happens, we don't see the impact of it.

My country also saw a drop in the price of gas and fuel a few days ago. This might be caused by the reports that the US and Iran have reached a deal. But we might start seeing a spike in the price as there are reports of the resumption of attacks between these two countries. US and Iran launch new strikes as ceasefire negotiations stalled. There are speculations that Donald Trump was an edit of the agreed deal and Iran is not open to such a rearrangement.

It takes forever for them to sign a deal but I understand why it's taking so long because one has to give the other what they demand, it's a give and take for both parties. But the problem is that when US doesn't like to give what Iran demands because it's too much and Iran doesn't want to adjust with that.

A Botswanian-flagged oil vessel has been attacked by the US, thereby making passage in the Strait of Hormuz risky. Oil prices may rise as the blockage of the Strait is expected to persist.

It's said that the crew failed to accept redirections and warnings from the US and that's why they were attacked.

[DrBeer]

Could Iran have been the South Korea of the Middle East? Or Another viable economic rival to the UAE in the region? Yes, that's very possible. But it's provided they had chosen another course. I was so surprised by the technological capability Iran showed during the recent war. What if they had channelled it into technological evolution that the world pays for? And instead of sponsoring proxies, concentrate the money and resources into their infrastructure development and the growth of Iranian people?

The recent escalations and the tragic loss of significant leadership figures in the region invite a sombre economic reflection within and outside of the country. For decades, the global debate has focused on Iran’s "right" to nuclear technology. But as someone who votes for Humanity and positive Economics, we must ask a different question: What is the total "Opportunity Cost" of choosing military projection over national building? See around them, it is nothing but Failure!

--South Korea vs. Iran--
To buttress my view, in the 1960s, Iran and South Korea had similar GDP per capita and industrial potential. However, South Korea chose a path of "Export-Oriented Industrialisation," integrating into the global financial system. Fast forward to 2026, South Korea is now a global tech titan with a GDP of $1.9 Trillion and an Economic Complexity Index ranking in the top 5 globally. But regretfully, Iran, despite their vast oil reserves and a highly educated population, has a GDP that sits at roughly $475 billion, which could have been worse if they are not blessed with oil and over 67 other minerals resources (about 7% of world's total). The GDP is even less than 25% of South Korea's (A country with a meager resources). Let alone the development, standard of living, and the strength of national currency.

Do you know the major difference? One invested in "Chips" (semiconductors), while the other invested in "Centrifuges."

If Iran had pursued a transparent, civilian-only nuclear program that is similar to the Barakah plant in the UAE, it would now, possibly, be a global exporter of medical isotopes and cheap electricity. It hurts that the human capital in Tehran and Shiraz is world-class, but it is a tragedy of economic history that this talent is spent bypassing sanctions rather than building the "Nvidia" or "Tesla" of that region.

People may not see this, but I've always imagined an Iran that followed the path of the UAE or Saudi Arabia's "Vision 2030." With its unique geography, Iran could have been the primary bridge for the Middle Corridors trade route between Asia and Europe. I mean a pathfinder, a role model. If the billions spent on nuclear infrastructure and regional proxies had been diverted into Renewable Energy, Fintech, and Aerospace, Iran’s Supreme Leader would be presiding over a nation with near 0% unemployment and the strongest currency in the Middle East. Instead, a different path was chosen, but to what end?

Conclusively, for me, prosperity is the ultimate defence. See where China is today. I wonder how many countries could talk anyhow to or act anyhow around China. This is just because they first chose economic power. A country that is indispensable to the global supply chain is harder to attack than a country that is isolated from it. Peace!

Interesting topic, thanks for it !
We should definitely drown it out first - not Iran, but the geo government and people. For example, I am absolutely sure that the majority of Iranian people, suffering for decades from the oppression of the ayatollah regime, want to live in a normal developed country, not in a country with rabid propaganda, misanthropic ideologies, and total restrictions.
So, if the people and the government decided to follow the path of development, progress and freedoms - Iran would very likely be a very prominent figure in regional politics, regional economy, as well as in world politics and world economy.
Before those who dragged Iran back to the stone age came to power, Iran was showing amazing indicators of development and progress. Let's not idialize, there were problems too, but they could be solved. Territory, geography, resources, hard-working and intelligent people - this is something that when properly “utilized” gives an amazing effect.  In a word, I am sure, after Iran's nard gets freedom from the oppression of the regime of ardent ayatollahs and military junta, Iran will have a great chance to become a new star in the Middle East. What I wish them from the bottom of my heart !
 
PS It is interesting to observe some forum members from Iran.
Especially March through May, when in Iran the military junta closed access to the Internet for the civilian population, leaving it only for IRGC propagandists, representatives of security agencies and similar characters, but not for ordinary citizens .

[Lida93]

It's a pity that some understand the gist of this thread, but unfortunately, many should still have to go back to primary school, judging by how "downed" their brains are. Perhaps they should first drop their resentments and nonsense political views elsewhere out this thread and be neutral to follow the context of the post, and stop ridiculing themselves.

Stop being emotional resentful towards people's opinions just because their perspective didn't match with what you think you may have unboxed as the right pathway for Iran to have taken to attain economic and technological develop. How many countries that have played the puppet role to the global West has become as developed as you claim Iran could have been, especially with so much sanctions and huge frozen funds as Iran has faced.
Your point has being made clear and well understood in context but you obviously failed to include other external constraints therefore making your message to me a reminder of the ideologies of the modernization theory.

If telling people to stick to the scope of the thread can't be understood by an elementary school boy brain like yourself, then you are free to fu*k off the thread and let the grown up men who understand reading and its brilliant digestion have their mature inputs.

I read all what you wrote; still making the same mistake with your derailment and you are here running your guttermouth??? You are so ridiculous! Shamelessly ridiculously bragging upon nothing.

Writing so many posts for Stake must have blinded you from seeing the "hypothetical premise" of the counterfactual economic analysis of "if" in the thread.

Coming from someone whose country itself is not indigenous, for what better suggestion can you give to the Iranian peoples for the advancement of their economy but fail to deliver same gesture first to your Western European captured country of Africa for her economic flight.

I wouldn't relegate myself to throwing insults back to you as I know better to stick to healthy discussions than throwing tantrums of insults. What you had underlined is pure gibberish. Ignoring you would serve a greater good.

[MRY]

It's a pity that some understand the gist of this thread, but unfortunately, many should still have to go back to primary school, judging by how "downed" their brains are. Perhaps they should first drop their resentments and nonsense political views elsewhere out this thread and be neutral to follow the context of the post, and stop ridiculing themselves.

Stop being emotional resentful towards people's opinions just because their perspective didn't match with what you think you may have unboxed as the right pathway for Iran to have taken to attain economic and technological develop. How many countries that have played the puppet role to the global West has become as developed as you claim Iran could have been, especially with so much sanctions and huge frozen funds as Iran has faced.
Your point has being made clear and well understood in context but you obviously failed to include other external constraints therefore making your message to me a reminder of the ideologies of the modernization theory.

If telling people to stick to the scope of the thread can't be understood by an elementary school boy brain like yourself, then you are free to fu*k off the thread and let the grown up men who understand reading and its brilliant digestion have their mature inputs.

I read all what you wrote; still making the same mistake with your derailment and you are here running your guttermouth??? You are so ridiculous! Shamelessly ridiculously bragging upon nothing.

Writing so many posts for Stake must have blinded you from seeing the "hypothetical premise" of the counterfactual economic analysis of "if" in the thread.

Coming from someone whose country itself is not indigenous, for what better suggestion can you give to the Iranian peoples for the advancement of their economy but fail to deliver same gesture first to your Western European captured country of Africa for her economic flight.

I wouldn't relegate myself to throwing insults back to you as I know better to stick to healthy discussions than throwing tantrums of insults. What you had underlined is pure gibberish. Ignoring you would serve a greater good.

Establishing a global system of business with cryptographic principles has turned out to be successful in increasing the rate of wealth acquisition among citizens independently. The capital security happens when the full control is vested on the private authorities, without the presence of the traditional forms of banking intermediaries. Proportional fund allocation arrangement liberates economic players out of the vestigial of present, strict, world financial transactions limitations.

[philipma1957]

Could Iran have been the South Korea of the Middle East? Or Another viable economic rival to the UAE in the region? Yes, that's very possible. But it's provided they had chosen another course. I was so surprised by the technological capability Iran showed during the recent war. What if they had channelled it into technological evolution that the world pays for? And instead of sponsoring proxies, concentrate the money and resources into their infrastructure development and the growth of Iranian people?

They couldnt because Iran was the most heavily sanctioned country in the world with sanctuons
starting in 1970.

Also Iran has $100 billion of frozen assets which it cannot access.

Iran could truly be another super power given that the are the 5th wealtiest in terms of national
resources.

Maybe because of the attack on their country in a few years they will  become a bigger player in
the global markets.

Sanctions started in 1980 or 1979 when the current regime overthrew the shah.



looked it up to be sure

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_sanctions_against_Iran


1979 jimmy Carter did it when they took over from the shah.


Iran was actually doing fairly well until the mid 70's when people within pushed against and kicked the shah out Iran got messy and stayed messy.


But don't worry the same thing is happening to the USA with Trump and Maga  so soon the USA will be in the shitter and

'death to America's freedom'

will certainly be true.

[DrBeer]

....
Sanctions started in 1980 or 1979 when the current regime overthrew the shah.

looked it up to be sure

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_sanctions_against_Iran


1979 jimmy Carter did it when they took over from the shah.


Iran was actually doing fairly well until the mid 70's when people within pushed against and kicked the shah out Iran got messy and stayed messy.


But don't worry the same thing is happening to the USA with Trump and Maga  so soon the USA will be in the shitter and

'death to America's freedom'

will certainly be true.

I wouldn’t be so categorical, because Trump’s power is limited; there is Congress, there are the courts (which, by the way, are actively overturning his executive orders), there is the impeachment process, and there is the congressional election process, where he faces problems on the horizon.
And yes, most importantly, totalitarianism cannot be implemented as it is in Iran (by stripping people of their rights and subjecting them to persecution), and a change in power or direction is just around the corner. Trump is not here to stay in the U.S., not forever, and not for long.

[AmoreJaz]

Due to the heavy sanctions imposed on Iran, they are living in isolation from the rest of the world. It's impossible to expect any progressive steps from that country. We are talking about a country that has cut off the public's internet access for months and where there is no freedom whatsoever. Unfortunately, the people are struggling against both external forces and their own government. I don't think things will improve anytime soon. The people revolted, but they lacked the necessary strength. Interest groups close to the government are exploiting the country's resources, while the people can find neither freedom nor economic improvements.

I believe it would take a radical change in leadership for Iran to open up to the world. But if they won't change the leaders and their mentality, I don't think they will have a different direction when it comes to cooperation with other countries. We don't know what their plans are, but I can say, whatever they are doing right now is that their civilians are the ones affected by this. They will have their stand against the world, sure. But what about their own people. If you are an Iranian, somehow you will be branded already as terrorists in some parts of the world. That's saddening for their people. So we don't how long they will have a very conservative regime but times are changing. We will see in the next decade or so if they will have a government transformation that will benefit its people in general.

[SUPERSAIAN]

He wants Iran to focus on technological advancement while its enemies sponsor weaponry that will be used to take everything from Iran in the future. I dont blame OP, though. There are things he really dont understand. When someone wants your downfall, the best thing you can do for yourself is to defend yourself at the same time and throw some punches. Iran has opened the eyes of other nations to see what could happen to them if they relent. I dont see anything more human than this.

Iranian government did focus on technological development though, but they did on what they can use to defend themselves and their sovereignty.
The war itself is an unnecessary war and everything the isreali regime told the Us government to act we've all seen to be false. They had no such plans for uranium enrichment until the death of the former supreme leader.

While the Iranian government has prioritized technological advancements, a large portion of these investments have been directed towards enhancing the country's defense capabilities and protecting its sovereignty. Given Iran's geographical location and the sanctions, threats, and external pressures it has faced over the past few decades, its efforts to achieve self-sufficiency in defense are perfectly normal and humane.

[jossiel]

While the Iranian government has prioritized technological advancements, a large portion of these investments have been directed towards enhancing the country's defense capabilities and protecting its sovereignty. Given Iran's geographical location and the sanctions, threats, and external pressures it has faced over the past few decades, its efforts to achieve self-sufficiency in defense are perfectly normal and humane.

That's where the debate of many starts when they think it's not normal to enhance their defense and military power.

While the other countries who's got some neighbors that are also threatening by showing their powers.

It's a normal thing for Iran to continue in their R&D and strengthening their defense mechanism but it's just sad that it's now used in counter attacking and destroying a lot of lives just as how the US does too.

[pooya87]

It's sad to see people who have never read history or even know where Iran is, talk about it just because they listened to some mouthpiece like Fox news and now they think they understand the world! Although I see many users have already corrected OP but let me give you some additional facts.

I strongly suggest you travel to the destinations you namedropped in OP to see things for yourself, try not get a couple of blocks away from your hotel though, specially in Saudi usurped Arabia to see the reality. The slums. The lack of any modernity, the lack of infrastructure or technology.
That's what Iran used to look like before 1979. A dictatorship installed by the colonizers and was kept in place by the US regime to rule over Iran's natural resources just like the Saudi dictators (and all the other bin-somethings and al-somethings on the southern shores of the Persian Gulf) are controlling the Arab resources to hand over trillions of dollars to the US regime in ransom to remain in power.

But Iranians didn't want to be colonized and remain like what Arabs are today, so they rose up and overthrow that dictatorship that had destroyed Iran for decades. A country that used to have one of the highest illiteracy rates in the world before 1979. That's right, the oldest civilization on earth that had given the world Algebra and Modern Medicine used to have the highest illiteracy rates before the Islamic Revolution of '79! For example in 1350 (Persian calendar which is 1971) 91% of women aged above 7 years could not read or write. Shortly after the revolution the illiteracy was eliminated and today more than half of the collage graduate are women.

That's not all, getting rid of US-sponsored dictatorship was the first step. Technological advances was the second. Iran has been leading in all new sciences for decades now and is usually among the top 5 or top 10 countries in the world. For example Iran is ranks first among the world's 20 leading scientific producers in publication efficiency, generating more internationally indexed scientific papers per research dollar than any other major scientific nation.

Also off the top of my head Iran is leading in the following science and technology fields:

• Quantum Science (eg. in Iran University of Science and Technology is currently working toward next-generation computing architectures, researching Quantum-dot Cellular Automata the nano-systems designed as potential replacements for CMOS technology)
• Nanotechnology & Material Science
• Advanced Metallurgy & Steel Production (leading in production of next generation of advanced materials)
• Mechanical Engineering (a powerhouse in production of advanced gas turbines, precision machinery and lots more)
• Aerospace & Space Technology (among the few capable of space exploration)
• Artificial Intelligence
• Renewable Energy & Green Technology
• Advanced Manufacturing & Heavy Industries (starting from last year with first domestically produced metro trains and ADAK 150AC all-electric mining hauler Iran entered this field as well)
• Nuclear Science & Radiopharmaceuticals (these are pharmaceuticals used for treatments of countless diseases including cancer that Iran produces at a fraction of the cost of what a handful of others do and at much higher quality and effectiveness)
• Stem Cell and Cell Therapy
• Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine
• Bioengineering and Cutting-Edge Technologies (eg. 3D-Printed Absorbable Bone Implants, Advanced Cancer Treatment) in fact Iran is among the top 3 countries in Bioprinting)
  
• Gene Therapy and Genetic Engineering
• Cancer Treatment Innovations (Electrochemotherapy and Nanocomposites)
• Medical Robotics (for example the robots and remote controlled arms used in various surgeries)
• Cloning and Reproductive Biotechnology (first successful clone was in 2006 in Royan Institute)
• Biopharmaceuticals and Medical Self-Sufficiency (97% of needs are domestically produced)

None of the countries you namedropped in OP can even spell half the things I mentioned here. Majority of Europeans can't either like Bioprinting... And that's just a fraction of the Iran's vast technological advancements that I can remember mostly because they are related to my own field of study (material science and engineering and medical engineering).

Did you know Iran made all these advances under 47 years of US sanctions and terrorism? Lots of Iranian scientists, engineers and college professions have been murdered by the US regime terrorists over the years. Latest were from last year in June where American terrorists murdered over 28 scientists in a desperate attempt to try to prevent Iran's rapid advances in all science and technologies.

Did you also know Iran's military budget in miniscule? Usually less than 2-3% of the GDP!
In comparison the tiny gas station called UAE with 0.6 million population and 0.8 thousand km² size has $27 billion military budget (that is in addition to the trillions of dollars of ransom they pay NATO) while Iran with 90 million population and 1800 thousand km² size usually has barely $5 billion budget.

Well now you know.
The mouthpieces like Fox News, BBC and countless other Western regime-controlled media didn't want you to know thee things though.

[DrBeer]

It's sad to see people who have never read history or even know where Iran is, talk about it just because they listened to some mouthpiece like Fox news and now they think they understand the world! Although I see many users have already corrected OP but let me give you some additional facts.
....

This is so touching-coming from someone who’s never been to Ukraine but told me, a Ukrainian citizen, how we were the cause of the “Russian special operation”; who’s never been to the U.S. but talks about what’s happening there; and who’s probably never been to the EU but tells scary stories about them )))
pooya87, remember this-the game you’ve decided to play is one anyone can play, and you’ll have to accept that and listen to what others write about Iran. And posts like yours are all just… propaganda. Or maybe Iran’s Chinese overlords have brainwashed you! 
Sound familiar, doesn’t it? 
As for these made-up facts, give me an example-which medicines invented by Iranian pharmacists are valued worldwide? Aerospace and space technologies-tell me, how many orders does the Iranian space agency have from other countries?  Mechanical engineering-where in developed countries do they purchase this equipment that has no analogues?  I could ask many more questions that you won’t be able to answer. The reason is simple-it’s all fairy tales, fantasies, and propaganda....
Oh yes,  about cloning-what does the Quran  and faith say?  Is it really up to a human to do what the Almighty does? 

P.S. By the way-how’s life serving in the IRGC, or wherever you’re serving the regime? Wasn’t the internet banned for ordinary citizens? Or are you in the resistance and getting internet through American Starlink? 

[barbara44]

Due to the heavy sanctions imposed on Iran, they are living in isolation from the rest of the world. It's impossible to expect any progressive steps from that country. We are talking about a country that has cut off the public's internet access for months and where there is no freedom whatsoever. Unfortunately, the people are struggling against both external forces and their own government. I don't think things will improve anytime soon. The people revolted, but they lacked the necessary strength. Interest groups close to the government are exploiting the country's resources, while the people can find neither freedom nor economic improvements.

First off, I thought it was the US started the war first, so I was surprised that it was Iran is the ones that are on a hot topic now. But is it about due to their past history? As I think they are one of those countries that were also active on wars. Secondly, if there is a sanction, other countries can get affected too.

This is another reason on why we say that 'none wins in the war'. But may be some country has more perseverance, so they can still find ways on how to continue on living and improving despite the punishment that are in placed on them. To have no internet sounds bad at first but it also has a good side actually. It gives people a good rest and they may be more creative and productive suddenly.

[Oluwa-btc]

Coming from someone whose country itself is not indigenous, for what better suggestion can you give to the Iranian peoples for the advancement of their economy but fail to deliver same gesture first to your Western European captured country of Africa for her economic flight.

I wouldn't relegate myself to throwing insults back to you as I know better to stick to healthy discussions than throwing tantrums of insults. What you had underlined is pure gibberish. Ignoring you would serve a greater good.

That guy is a Nigerian Trumper, at least you should have known better  how they behave by now.. He talked about insults and shit but he started that in a similar thread related to the aggression and unnecessary war from the US government on Iran.

He can moan all he likes about iran,  maybe when he has enough money to travel the world, he should pay a visit to iran and see for himself. He being reported my post on this thread which are not insultive but educative to the moderators to be deleted. I don't even care if I'm on his ignore list but one thing is certain, he is a slobheaded, low iq and brainrot Nigerian Trumper. That will not change!

[Danica22]

It's a normal thing for Iran to continue in their R&D and strengthening their defense mechanism but it's just sad that it's now used in counter attacking and destroying a lot of lives just as how the US does too.

What do you think Iran should do in this situation? Should they surrender unconditionally and allow the United States to invade their country?

This war would never have happened if the United States and Israel had not started it. What Iran is doing is simply an act of self defense and protection of its national sovereignty.

Iran does not research and develop weapons for invasion, murder, and plunder like other empires. Iran only uses them for self-defense against invaders. They did nothing wrong.