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benrossSun Oct 03, 2010 07:21 AM PDT
babrazi
by babrazi on Sun Oct 03, 2010 05:49 AM PDTIRI should spend money on improving living condition of these arabs rather than the one living in Lebanon.
so what?
by Parthianshot91 on Sat Oct 02, 2010 10:27 PM PDTWhy don't we talk about all the ethnic Persians in arab states that are facing racism and hardship from the chauvinistic facist Arabs, why give attention to these tazis? The ethnic Persians in Kuwait are numbered to be 40%, 20% in UAE, and 40% plus in Bahrain, and these people have been living there for thousands of years, since the the days of the old Persian empires and dynasties.
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Comparatively speaking........
by Immortal Guard on Sat Oct 02, 2010 03:18 PM PDTComparatively speaking the Arabs in Iran have fared far better than the Persians in Iraq. In the 1960s and during the Iran-Iraq war most of the Persians were expelled from Iraq.
By regional standards compared to other majority countries in the Middle-East the Persians have by far better nature than let's say the Turks and Arabs. One can just refer to the situation of Armenians in Turkey and are there even any Jews left in Arab countries? The kurds in Iraq were even gased by Saddam!
And remember that Iran has been through a lot of hardships (war, sanctions and media demonization) and Persian Iran never lashed out against other ethnic people!
I guess the Iranian contribution to UAE in the business and medical field is worth mentioning as well.
I learned a lot
by Jahanshah Javid on Sat Oct 02, 2010 01:20 PM PDTWhat an excellent report. It's amazing how many of these ethnic and religious pockets we have all over the country. We hear far too little from them.