| Name |
Views and Comments | Date |
| Shocked... |
Are you really that deluded? Japan was, but, one country. There are over a billion Muslims all over the world, what do you think will be their reaction over the death of millions of innocent Iranis? For that matter, what will be the reaction of the American people? Surely, no civilized person with the slightest respect for human life can condone this action.
Invading Iran is one thing, but decimating its entire population is barbaric and you're only argument in support of this suggestion is that they're illiterate, ignorant. Perhaps we should eliminate all ignorant people from this planet? Then why stop at Iran, let's go over to Pakistan, India, Africa, Nepal after that...
So "Prof. Dr. Megalomaniac", how'd you earn you're doctorate with an IQ of 15?
Just what the world needs, idiots like this guy with notions of grandeur and delusions of eloquence. Seriously, what scholar, political analyst or philosopher would stoop to using terms like "Satanic Republic of Iran" in an article that, in essence, should have been analytical and objective.
Thank God our leaders are sensible enough to not listen to self-proclaimed scholars like Mr. "PROFESSOR DOCTOR" here. |
8/14/2007 |
| ierakas |
My question is: How is it possible this person to have a place to express his opinions as...expert.
I wonder if the person who left him to speak here is happy to see the suggestion of the nuclear bombs.
And I don't expect answer from this Dr Dr. Jekyl (or probably should be called Mr. Hyde)
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5/28/2007 |
| ierakas |
And the WORSE:
He suggests nuclear distruction of a NATION
Meaning to kill babies, old people, women, unarmed people with 3, one is not enough in his ...mind, nuclear bombs.
Of course his country is used to do genocides that's why he can easily suggest massive destruction weapons.
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5/28/2007 |
| ierakas |
A 49 year old, fantasizing that he is a professor although he is not, swearing like a taxi-driver, reproducing bonkers, unable to answer to simple questions...
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5/28/2007 |
| Amman |
encouraging the use of atomic weapons.
It will be in your record |
2/15/2007 |
| MSMegalommatis |
Thank you, Wondering, for your question!
Of course, there are Parsis - real practicing Parsis - in Iran now. They are allowed to fully function as a religious group; they have always been ever since Khomeini rose to power.
The reason is that, for the Iranian Shias, Zoroaster (Zardosht in Farsi) was a Prophet, having a holy book (Avesta).
One should add here that the uncultured, uneducated, illiterate and barbaric masses of false Muslims who speak currently Arabic in Syria, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, Algeria, etc do not accept this for two reasons:
1. they do not know anything about Zoroaster
2. they have a viciously perverted understanding/perception of Islam.
But who gives a damned f.... of them!
There are approximately 500000 to 700000 Parsis in Iran, so they officially represent 1% of the entire population.
When I was living in Iran in the late 80s (so the last Khomeini years), they were even allowed to participate in the political life, and following the Millet system of the Ottoman Empire, they were given the chance to have one representative in the Majlis (the funny bogus-parliament).
However, they were prevented from expressing their World-and-History view, as this had always been at the antipodes of the Iranian Shia falsification of Iranian History - a glorious History indeed for which you seem to feel too much of nostalgia, and with good reason of course!
Useless to say that Parsism is religiously different than the original Zoroasterianism of the Achaemenid days. It is a late form of Mazdeism shaped in the first centuries of Islam. Elements of Zendism (intermediate religious system antedating Mazdeism that prevailed in the Arsacid Parthian court, when massess were mostly attracted to Mithraism) helped establish the Moral Philosophy of Parsism but they are pale compared to those of authentic Zendism of the Arsacid (Ashkanian) times. |
10/31/2006 |
| eatbees |
Are you a Mossad agent or what? |
10/28/2006 |
| Wondering |
I didnt know Parsis still existed in Persia. In India they are very illustrious community (though declining in no at an alarming pace). Islamification of Persia is the worst tragedy of humanity. Its a shame that the land of Cyrus and Darius is controlled by ppl who follow some maniacal arabian philosophy and religion. could you please provide links on Parsis in Persia? |
10/26/2006 |
| MSMegalommatis |
You should address the question to yourself, before you find your and your relatives under the Sharia law imposed on Eurabia.
However, the fact that all people of the Free World accepted positively the nuclear bombardment of Japan in 1945, whereas today a similar suggestion for Iran (that is far worse sort of a threat) produces ludicrous reactions like yours, demonstrates in a brilliant way the mental corruption and the ideological death and desintegration of Europe. You all stink!
People like you are already dead; simply they don't know it! |
10/19/2006 |
| Baffled |
Are you on crack?? |
10/18/2006 |
| Shahin |
How Many people are living in Iran now? |
5/31/2006 |
| DrmWvr |
What makes this kind of Megalomaniac dangerous are the mindless followers that buy into this kind of paranoid thinking and act on it, to the peril of the sane minority that must clean up the mess afterwards. |
3/24/2006 | |
