This seems to be an unwelcome resuscitation of the debate that I thought had been put to sleep. There seems to be two binaries. (1) Should we prefer billionaire mullahs or more ascetic and perhaps more religiously oppressive leadership for a country about which we know little? (2) Since we approve of Venezuela, shouldn't we also approve of Iran? I'm probably missing something but with the flurry of posts, it's hard to keep up.
-- Michael Perelman
Nothing would make me happier than to see you put the kibosh on this thread. I would never post about Iran if it weren't for Yoshie's diurnal interventions. I feel rather like Bill Murray in "Groundhog Day". I would love to wake up one morning and not see one of Yoshie's PR releases for the Islamic Republic of Iran.
- Re: What the Empire Learned from the Lesson of Iran, (continued)
- Re: What the Empire Learned from the Lesson of Iran, Yoshie Furuhashi Sat 12 Aug 2006, 15:34 GMT
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- Re: What the Empire Learned from the Lesson of Iran, Michael Perelman Sat 12 Aug 2006, 15:49 GMT
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