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Civil Unrest, Riots, Protests in Iran


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QUOTE (KyYlE23 @ Jan 3, 2010 -> 09:08 PM)
I didnt peg you for the conspiracy theory tinfoil hat type

 

 

Yeah because the CIA would never be involved in anything in Iran. Thats just crazy talk.

 

 

The Shah of Iran says hi.

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Weird. He doesn't believe in the possibility of Iranian revolution, but fully believes in the reality of pro wrestling.

 

Mate - I can fully understand the reality and fakes of wrestling. It's just a hobby, comparing this is comparing apples to oranges.

 

I didnt peg you for the conspiracy theory tinfoil hat type

 

It's happened multiple times, what makes me believe anything I hear from this situation. After reading this article maybe you will change your mind: http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?con...a&aid=15767

 

That is part 2 of an amazing 3 part series. After reading the history of that, how can you say what you said to me?

 

 

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QUOTE (CryptviLL @ Jan 20, 2010 -> 08:54 PM)
Mate - I can fully understand the reality and fakes of wrestling. It's just a hobby, comparing this is comparing apples to oranges.

 

 

 

It's happened multiple times, what makes me believe anything I hear from this situation. After reading this article maybe you will change your mind: http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?con...a&aid=15767

 

That is part 2 of an amazing 3 part series. After reading the history of that, how can you say what you said to me?

 

Oh goodie. The Trilateral Commission and the Bilderburgs. I think the defense rests on the "tinfoil hat" s***.

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QUOTE (lostfan @ Jan 21, 2010 -> 04:41 AM)
The CIA really has f***ed around a lot in Iran though.

 

A good 99% of me though thinks that of the things the CIA can f*** around with in Iran, manifesting civil protestations and popular upheaval isn't one of them. Coups? Sure...but this is far too democratic for the CIA.

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QUOTE (bmags @ Jan 20, 2010 -> 10:22 PM)
A good 99% of me though thinks that of the things the CIA can f*** around with in Iran, manifesting civil protestations and popular upheaval isn't one of them. Coups? Sure...but this is far too democratic for the CIA.

 

I agree with you on this one.

 

/faints

 

:lol:

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It's important to remember that right now one of the best things the U.S. can do is to stay out of Iran. If we try and mettle the regime will claim the "Great Satan" is out to get Iran and the people will unify against a foreign enemy (at least, it will take the focus off of the unrest at home). We really need to let this play out and one of the best ways to foster this movement is to stay out.

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QUOTE (bmags @ Jan 20, 2010 -> 11:22 PM)
A good 99% of me though thinks that of the things the CIA can f*** around with in Iran, manifesting civil protestations and popular upheaval isn't one of them. Coups? Sure...but this is far too democratic for the CIA.

I was going to make a similar post last night but I forgot where I was going with it. This is way too complex for the CIA, they really aren't competent/advanced enough to pull off something like this IMO.

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QUOTE (CryptviLL @ Jan 21, 2010 -> 02:29 PM)
This has some good information on it.. : http://pakalert.wordpress.com/2009/06/18/c...e-a-revolution/

 

Well duh. I don't think anyone is saying the US isn't doing ANYTHING to try and keep this moving, however, this at-best-revolution but at worst serious recrimination of the ayatollah's regime, was not created by the CIA and will not be finished by the CIA.

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QUOTE (Balta1701 @ Jan 23, 2010 -> 06:36 PM)
So, we should have helped overthrow the Chinese government in 89?

It never happened nor was it ever a thought, because the U.S. businessman and consumer needs Chinese slave labor too much.

 

Democracy when it suits us financially.

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QUOTE (knightni @ Jan 23, 2010 -> 06:43 PM)
It never happened nor was it ever a thought, because the U.S. businessman and consumer needs Chinese slave labor too much.

 

Democracy when it suits us financially.

In 1989, the U.S. Businessman had very limited ties with the Chinese labor market. THat was a development mainly of the 1990s and 2000's.

 

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QUOTE (Balta1701 @ Jan 23, 2010 -> 06:47 PM)
In 1989, the U.S. Businessman had very limited ties with the Chinese labor market. THat was a development mainly of the 1990s and 2000's.

So, your graphs are saying that the quashing of the Democracy movement in China turned out to be for the best in the future business interests of the U.S.?

 

The coincedence of the graph jumping after '89 is certainly noticeable.

 

:)

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