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rammie · 10-30-2005, 07:54 AM

Roberto,

I'm not sure how it is in countrys such as Syria and Saudi Arabia but I can try to explain the situation in iran to you since both my parents are from Iran. When there was a revolution in Iran in 1979 plenty of iranians moved to the U.S. since they didn't like the new regime. Today many iranians still want to move so that they too can live a more liberate life but for many of them it isn't possible, so they try to live as they could have done in the U.S. in Iran. Therefore the people itself is very liberate (unlike the reactionary government) and when the iranian habitants meet European ppl they treat them with a lot of respect. Some might be quite mad at the U.S. people though but to be honest with you it is quite rare.

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rammie Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Sweden Posts: 98 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Japan Stock Market Roberto, I'm not sure how it is in countrys such as Syria and Saudi Arabia but I can try to explain the situation in iran to you since both my parents are from Iran. When there was a revolution in Iran in 1979 plenty of iranians moved to the U.S. since they didn't like the new regime. Today many iranians still want to move so that they too can live a more liberate life but for many of them it isn't possible, so they try to live as they could have done in the U.S. in Iran. Therefore the people itself is very liberate (unlike the reactionary government) and when the iranian habitants meet European ppl they treat them with a lot of respect. Some might be quite mad at the U.S. people though but to be honest with you it is quite rare.