[snugs]

I agree with you all the Iranian or Persian people I know are very kind and loyal people.

Even my agent for the company I work for in Iran are very kind and considerate and during mum's illness were always the first to say don't worry if you make a mistake etc and even corrected a few of them for me before forwarding to customers.

When mum died and I advised them because I needed to let them know I would not be at work on the day of the funeral the message of condolence they sent was wonderful.

Definitely the best way of moving forward is to somehow getting the Iranian people to rise up but they have had 20 years plus of oppression and fear to overcome.

[Jake The Goose]

Thanks for the reply - nice to hear my experiences are common to others.

I hope at some point - some REAL Iranian voices will be heard on the airways - we need the world to see and understand the people who live inside those borders.

Find a way to get rid of the leadership - and the people will give rise to a new opportunity.

Hope so anyway

[gov_bean_ counter]

Definitely the best way of moving forward is to somehow getting the Iranian people to rise up but they have had 20 years plus of oppression and fear to overcome.

With the way Carter undercut the Shah and the way the Dems are talking now about Iraq, there is know way the Iranian people would feel comfortable about attempting to throw off their oppressors yoke. To them, the U.S. is just not reliable.