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Iran has been engaged in several wars many wars, but did not cause any of them. The most recent one is the Iraqi war, where Iraq had invaded iran in an attempt to steal oil. The first war in iran was the war between the greeks 2500 years ago! The greeks invaded Persepolis, the Iranian capitol, and destroyed it. Today, the ruins are still standing.

There were a number of prohibitions under the rule of the Shah, such as freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, and freedom to petition for grievances.

The Soviet Union had nothing to do with the particular issues that Iran was dealing with. The Iranians overran the US Embassy because the US refused to repatriate the Shah to Iran for a trial (likely a kangaroo court and execution). The Soviet Union was not complicit with that policy, and actually had funded much of the non-religious opposition to the Shah (which was Communists liked the Tudeh Party). As a result, there was no reason to anger the Soviets.

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It would be a dissaster for the US economy, by making the US debt bigger, it would weaken the US Dollar to 3 Dollars per Euro, 5 dollars per Pound or more and other countries that don't support the war, like China, would see their currecies at a extremenly higher price, which is going to make every American citizen's life really expensive, Hope they never do such thing!

The Hamas government in the Gaza strip would attack Israel in response to any declaraiton of war on Iran, and Israel would then be asked by the US not to respond, similar to the events of the Gulf war. The implication in the west could be catastrophic because no UK intelligence knows the number of links potetial terrorist organisations have in the UK to Iran. Security risks would therefore be significantly incresed to an urgent level.

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Kuwait was overrun by the Iraqi Army in August 1990. This is commonly known as the Persian Gulf War of 1990-1991.

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Iran doesn't support the Taliban. The Taliban rejects the Iranian form of Islam, and there is much hostility between the two, to the point where Iran almost invaded Afghanistan themselves, after the Taliban attacked the Iranian embassy in Afghanistan, killing the embassy staff. However, pressure from the international community caused Iran to call off the invasion. Additionally, the Iranian government actually provided intelligence about the Taliban to coalition forces during the 2001 invasion of Afghanistan.

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He was in fact against Islam. it is better to ask what he did for destroying Islam. he was a puppet of enemies of Islam to control Muslims of Iran and keep them uneducated and poor and under control.

The Greek victories at Salamis 480 BCE, Plataia and Mycale 479 BCE and subsequent lesser victories in the eastern Mediterranean in the following two year by the combined Greek forces. After this Athens organised and led the Delian League which was based on the Greek cities in Asia Minor (Anatolia) and the Islands which were most exposed to Persian action.

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Iraq was trying to acquire the oil-rich Iranian province of Khuzestan which has an Arab ethnic majority. Iran invaded Iraq in response with no particular piece of land in mind.

Presumably he was exiled to prevent him from overshadowing his son Mohammed Reza Pahlavi who was put in power by the British and the Soviets as he was more amenable to their aims.

A Long History of Territorial Disputes

Here is a list of some well-known Iranian Americans...

Bijan Aghavali (Managing director of Asian economics, Chase Manhattan)

Farzad Nazem(Executive Vice President Yahoo!)

Sina Tamaddon(Vice President, Apple Inc.)

Pierre Omidyar (Founder & President Ebay)

Omid Kordestani (Google Vice president for worldwide Sales )

Jimmy Delshad(Beverly Hills Mayor)

Mohsen Moazami (Cisco Vice President)

Deep Dish (House Music DJ)

Cyrus Golkar(Sun Microsystems chief executive)

Christine Amanpour (CNN chief international correspondant)

Rudi Bakhtiar(Fox News Correspondant)

Anousheh Ansari (1st female space tourist)

Farzad Bonyadi (World Poker Champion)

Omid Djalili (actor)

Catherine Bell( Actress)

Andre Aghassi (Tennis Player)

Mayhar Monshipour (WBA Champ)

No. Iran lies entirely north of the Tropic of Cancer.

Iranians eat their bread freshly baked, and hot. It was delivered fresh from the local ovens to our guest house every morning at 6:30 am and put on our breakfast buffet table immediately. Every day at dinner, Iranians have a side dish called "edible herbs." They also have fish, rice, rice squares, a very special dish, a version of fesenjan, a chicken stew with pomegranate juice , walnuts, and cardamon. Iranians would drink tea all day.
They eat kabob (grilled meats), cooked rice, stew, fish, meat and pasta.
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he is going to put an end on the war and he is going to fight for Iran he might probably help Iran through and he is going to challenge more wars so they can get Iran back ok

Yes, but it does depend on how you look at it. Iran has an active military of about half a million and a reserve military of about 2 million. The paramilitary, or Basiji (revolutionary guard), however, amounts to 8 to 10 million. Though it is not advanced in the nuclear sense, it has a very large total of trained soldiers, the largest in the world.

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They gave the temple gold and silver vessels and helped the people to go free back and rebuild the burn temple. It can be read in the book of Ezra.

Normally diplomats of foreign nations are immune from arrest and fines. Thus, they do not have to pay parking tickets. If they commit a crime, they are simply sent home. In the Iran hostage crisis, a group of Iranian students captured the American Embassy and held the people there hostage and even killed several people. That action was totally contrary to the way foreign countries normally treat diplomats. When Ronald Reagan was sworn in as president, the Air Force went on full military alert and Iran released the hostages at the American Embassy.