Comments for IRAN (is not the problem)

Comment on Errors and Omissions by Solon

Solon — Fri, 23 Mar 2012 14:08:50 +0000

1. The core of your argument is in ‘error.’ You say that “neither US nor Iran will ‘back down.’ ” You fail to acknowledge that US is the aggressor and Iran is in a defensive posture. Iran does not have a “back down” option, it can only capitulate. No nation can ever do that; the entire raison d’etre of a nation is to protect its people within its borders. That is what Iran is doing.

2. Reliance on the wars in Germany as a ‘model of righteousness’ is a huge error. More and more information is coming to light that clearly demonstrates
-that zionists deliberately provoked the first world war (see IfAmericansKnew.com), including a massive “kill the Hun” propaganda campaign coordinating the US Creel commission and Hollywood film studios;
-that the Allies in WWI imposed an illegal blockade on Germany that caused the deaths of 750,000 German civilians (shades of Madeleine Albright);
-that zionists “triumphed at Versailles” (see Edwin Black, “The Transfer Agreement” which sowed seeds for the second war;
that zionists organized and carried out a boycott of Germany intended to cause Germany’s economy to collapse;
-that zionists and the US government organized a propaganda campaign against Germany to demonize them and engender fear and hatred;
that US and British forces carried out firebombing campaigns against the German people, incinerating 600,000 innocent German civilians and destroying 3/4 of Germany, including its links to its past — similar to the way US forces destroyed Iraq’s Museum & ancient past. “The Jewish architect,” Eric Mendelssohn, designed models of German housing which were built in the Utah desert at Dugway, where US Air Force experimented to develop the most devastating firebombing techniques possible.
Anybody see a pattern here?

In summary, if “Iran is not the problem,” don’t put Iran in the same aggressive category as the US. “Iran is not the problem” today, just as Germany was not the problem in 1933. In both cases, zionists were –and are — the problem.

The first thing that must be done to solve the problem is to define it accurately.

Comment on Errors and Omissions by Kendel

Kendel — Fri, 17 Feb 2012 18:38:49 +0000

Maham,

The U.S. gov’t/military is a puppet too. Ask yourself “who is(are) the puppetmaster(s)?”

Kendel
“……not in my name”

Comment on Errors and Omissions by Maham

Maham — Sun, 12 Feb 2012 01:05:37 +0000

I, as an Iranian, am absolutely apposed with my current government but at the same time, by watching such documentaries and studying such stuff I turn into a highly conservative anti-US person. The fact that America believes the world is theirs is just idiotic! And about what some of the friends mentioned earlier here, yes! Iran is 100% going for nuclear weapons! no doubt! but politics is not that simple to announce such things. They have to do their own play in this massive stage that US has established. and to be honest.. whole Europe is Just a puppet who play America’s nasty games and at the end of the day they’re gonna gain nothing even though US takes over whole Middle east.

Comment on Errors and Omissions by smilidon

smilidon — Mon, 06 Jun 2011 01:31:12 +0000

Ohh yes, there is too much of personal opinion than one would see in a neutral documentary.
You can also include the parts which would explain what the Iranian Govt should have done in the past and should do in the future to prevent what has happened till date.
Same template of text used many times. Use charts for poll results with percentages, makes it easier to grab.
Subtitles are a must with this content. The one in English can be translated to every language on earth and improve the public perception about Iran.
Thanks to your effort, I am very happy to learn more about Iran and its politics.

Comment on Errors and Omissions by crackpot

crackpot — Tue, 19 Oct 2010 09:57:15 +0000

hi.
please publish the .srt english or persian subtitle. please mail it to me.

Comment on Errors and Omissions by Sunny

Sunny — Sun, 10 Oct 2010 19:00:11 +0000

great film! -n.w.o.r.

Comment on Errors and Omissions by Brian

Brian — Sat, 07 Aug 2010 00:57:57 +0000

some good points. I’d say about 3/4 of the film was actually fact based driven while the other 1/4 obviously was just some persons ‘point of view’ of the scenario; but still a BIG 25%. Enough actually to misinterpret the issues for the viewers. Which is why I’m posting. Because I don’t like peoples personal beliefs getting into the mix. It ruins the facts and makes it some personal agenda instead of a documentary..Or at least that’s what I think. Take it as you will

Comment on Errors and Omissions by Zaphod

Zaphod — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 23:06:05 +0000

This makes me wonder if the US would be as forthcoming as they want other countries to be and allow UN teams full and unfettered access to all civilian and military nuclear sites.

Would they allow a complete catalog to be created?

Comment on Errors and Omissions by Zakimar

Zakimar — Sun, 02 May 2010 21:30:04 +0000

Help stop terrorism: BOYCOTT Israel and the USA!

Comment on Errors and Omissions by Zakimar

Zakimar — Sun, 02 May 2010 21:28:11 +0000

Since the USA and Israel are dumb enough to think that only they are allowed nuclear weapons and their continuous threats and attacks on other nations will have to be tolerated, someone has to show them that nuclear weapons are a necessity for all countries that need protection from the true axis of evil (USA, UK, Israel).

Iran has only acted in self defense and has not invaded or attacked any country, the axis of evil has attacked many countries and currently occupies several – Palestine for over 60 years!