Jmare007
pico pal q lee
I don't buy this at all. The Arab Spring showed us that extremism still festers during regime changes even when pushed by their own people. Iran is more complicated because it has a weird cocktail of internal dissent that doesn't trust foreign "aid" and an elite that will probably become even more ruthless and it has the more problematic issue of being so entrenched with religion. That sounds to me like a bad recipe for more extremism in the short term (5 years or so).if they can just get out from under the current regimes thumb... they're a young and educated country whatever they create will likely be an improvement over an authoritarian theocracy ran by evil old men
To be honest I believe none of us have the right answer for the problems that nations like Iran face right now. Nor what a country like Israel -that also has internal dissent- will probably face in the near future. I also worry for those people, because they have been roped by a fascist government that feels like it can do whatever the fukk it wants with no consequences and it's getting more and more reckless.
