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Divine Love
02-28-2008, 07:10 AM
What is your impression of Iraninan President Ahmaninegad?
numinus
02-28-2008, 07:22 AM
A demagogue with questionable knowledge in economic fundamentals.
Divine Love
02-28-2008, 07:31 AM
What makes you say that?
numinus
02-28-2008, 07:42 AM
What makes you say that?
From what I have read, he was a competent administrator when he was the mayor of tehran(?).
When he became president, it seems nothing came out of his mouth except anti-west rhetoric. I can understand a leader trying to build some political capital. In that regard, rhetoric will go a long way.
When a leader is hording popularity, it is usually for the purpose of reinforcing his political base for some major reform -- the economy was my best guess. However, he did nothing but subsidize domestic consumption from oil revenues, much like chavez is doing in venezuela.
He is keeping the general public content, for what purpose, I have no idea.
Divine Love
02-28-2008, 08:35 AM
The guy has plans for everything. Politics, Culture, Education, Economy.
Under his administration foreign investigations increased as well as eco. growth rate. He has also done some reveloutionary reforms in economical strcutre of the country. e.g. banking system, essential modifcations in budget allocation, making the economy independet to oil revenues.
A lot of breakthroughs in scientific and technological fields were achieved in his administration period.
But western countries have always tried to portray him as a dangerous, radical character seeking nukes while he frequently denied any effort to access nuke weapons. Recently IAEA clearly annouced that iraninan nuclear program is quite peaceful and is internded for civil purposes
numinus
02-28-2008, 12:03 PM
The guy has plans for everything. Politics, Culture, Education, Economy.
Under his administration foreign investigations increased as well as eco. growth rate. He has also done some reveloutionary reforms in economical strcutre of the country. e.g. banking system, essential modifcations in budget allocation, making the economy independet to oil revenues.
A lot of breakthroughs in scientific and technological fields were achieved in his administration period.
But western countries have always tried to portray him as a dangerous, radical character seeking nukes while he frequently denied any effort to access nuke weapons. Recently IAEA clearly annouced that iraninan nuclear program is quite peaceful and is internded for civil purposes
I doubt that very much.
He is using oil revenues to finance what you call technology, but is in fact, nothing more than displays of military capabilities.
He is shielding the population from the actual cost of oil using -- guess what?? -- oil revenues.
For a country that has only oil to export, that is fiscal suicide. Oil is finite. Machines depreciate. It would be wise for them to diversify.
Coyote
02-28-2008, 01:52 PM
What is your impression of Iraninan President Ahmaninegad?
The Muslim world's answer to George Bush.
heyjude
02-28-2008, 08:06 PM
The Muslim world's answer to George Bush.
I agree with that. He is their Bush. I think that's great. Why should we be the only people to suffer from the giant egos of right wing nuts?
Divine Love
02-28-2008, 08:47 PM
I doubt that very much.
He is shielding the population from the actual cost of oil using -- guess what?? -- oil revenues.
But he has frequently warned the people of being dependent to oil.
"being dependent to oil = vulnerability"
While iranian budget allocation have always been very dependent to oil income, he is trying to under estimates the oil income and allocate less budget to affairs from oil income expectations.
I doubt that very much.
For a country that has only oil to export, that is fiscal suicide. Oil is finite. Machines depreciate. It would be wise for them to diversify.
That's why he seeks nuclear tech.
numinus
02-28-2008, 08:57 PM
But he has frequently warned the people of being dependent to oil.
"being dependent to oil = vulnerability"
While iranian budget allocation have always been very dependent to oil income, he is trying to under estimates the oil income and allocate less budget to affairs from oil income expectations.
I do not quite follow.
Keeping the price of gasoline low does not discourage use or dependence on it.
That's why he seeks nuclear tech.
As an export?
Divine Love
02-28-2008, 09:53 PM
I do not quite follow.
Keeping the price of gasoline low does not discourage use or dependence on it.
Since begining of this year, He rationed gasoline in order to decrease its consumption which made people displeased. But he did what he thought is right and asked people to adopt themselves to this change.
I do not quite follow.
As an export?
As an alternative for fusil fuels and probabely in long term as an export too.
bokile
03-10-2008, 03:30 PM
Their president is not afraid to defend his country and for that I have a great respect. Iran should not be bombed because this country has every right to build nuclear weapons if they like. This old and beautiful country is under constant attacks from evil western media only because not surrendering to satanic new world order rulers. Well they should keep fighting for their beloved culture and identity.
9sublime
03-11-2008, 09:11 AM
You seem to support anyone who themselves supports some kind of racist ethos.
The whole serbia kosovo thing.
Iran wants to wipe israel off the map.
You support the BNP regardless of the fact they would want you dead.
I have mixed feelings on the man. I know much of his anti-west rhetoric is for domestic consumption. In general, more an annoyance than anything else.
As Coyote put it, kinda like our current leader.
pocketfullofshells
03-13-2008, 01:20 AM
I like him, the more radical he gets, and the more we stand up to him, the more a large part of the people of Iran will push to end this radical Islamic Government. The fall of Iran to moderates would be a far bigger ( and a lot easier ) goal that trying to change Iraq ever was. For all our talk, the real ones who are going to end the Iran nuke program are Iran's own people, who see that there is no good that can come from its present path, and its a wast of Resources. Iran is smart enough to know the US has almost no ability to use force to stop them, without major problem for America.
foggedinn
04-24-2008, 07:50 PM
Sometimes a question actualy gets me to thinking about my own ignorance.
Everything I know about the man, I know from a media that I don't trust.
The only impression that I trust is that he's short.
bokile
04-30-2008, 05:57 PM
You seem to support anyone who themselves
You support the BNP regardless of the fact they would want you dead.
that is not truth, go on the web page of this white heroes and see what they feel about us serbs:)
bododie
05-16-2008, 09:37 AM
I think if you look further into the politics in Iran, you will find that Amadinejad is just a puppet for the cowardly Ayatollah Khameni, who is the supreme ruler. He just stands in the background, and resembles the rest of the radical Islamics who hide behind masks in their quest to honor God.
Here We Go
05-16-2008, 11:05 AM
When he accepted the invitation to talk at one of our universities, says a lot for him. He was gracious and withstood unkind remarks from the less evolved examples of hateful people here. I do not know him or his countries' culture but what I have seen is how he conducted himself during this visit. He did not barge in . . . he was invited. Some hospitality! Our immature President loudly ignored him. Now, what does that say about how our country looks. Yet, our self-righteous government is quick to make other countries look bad.
As far as nuclear weapons, it's scary to think we have nuclear weapons judging by our past and present conduct. It would appear we are as dangerous as we are led to think they are. Presently, the country that I fear the most is the United States of America. Our government is way out of hand and will get us destroyed if they keep running rough-shod through the United Nations and anyone else that dares to disagree with them. God Bless America . . . we need to pray for human-kind. I miss how the United States use to be. I love America and hope we can get it back.
bododie
05-16-2008, 02:41 PM
I love America and hope we can get it back. Me too. Unfortunately, a growing portion of the population coming to and living in this country don't even consider themselves to be American, and have no allegiance to this country except for what it can do for them.
9sublime
05-17-2008, 05:26 AM
that is not truth, go on the web page of this white heroes and see what they feel about us serbs:)
I'm sure if you came to live in the UK, the BNP wouldn't think twice about attacking you - probably because they would ignorantly group you with the Polish who are "stealing their jobs".
YouMustBeJoking
05-17-2008, 08:13 AM
Impression of Mahmoud?
He's scared.
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