Iran: A Nation of Hate or a Nation of Peace?

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Western Media says that Iran is a terrible nation. They say that they are a source of evil in the Middle East. But, what are they really? Though research, I have compiled what I can in order to understand what Iran really is, and if nations like the United States are trying to start a war, or if it is not to be that way.

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This is the second season

This is the third episode of the second season

Iran: A Nation of Hate, or a Nation of Peace?

Part 1.0 Introduction

            Iran. The nation once known as Persia is one of the few nations in this world that are cut off from the US, with little diplomatic talks underway. For many Americans, they hate Iran due to their nuclear program. The Iranians hate the US for installing a puppet government in Iran from the 50’s to the very late 70’s. Ever since the Iranian Revolution in 1979, the United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran have had little to no diplomatic talks, and have had relations worse than those of the Soviet Union. We are currently in an embargo with the Islamic Republic of Iran.

            I am going to show you the other side of the fight, since you have already seen too much of the first side, and give you a new perspective of looking at this. So, by the end, you can answer this question yourself. Is Iran a nation of hate or a nation of peace? Do they want nuclear war with Israel and want to destroy the United States when they have the chance, or do they want peace and prosperity so that both of our nations can prosper without such diplomatic issues strangling relations between the United States of America and the Islamic Republic of Iran?

Part 1.1 The Reason Iran has protected their Nuclear Weapons project

            The mainstream news tells you that Iran cannot have nuclear weapons, and at all cost, we should prevent them from getting these nuclear weapons, even if that means war. With nuclear weapons.

            The mainstream media does tell you that, but have you questioned a few things about this really. Let me explain the questions that are asked too little and need to be asked more in our society of today,

·         What is the standing relationship between Israel and Iran?

·         Does Iran have nuclear weapons?

·         When was the last time that the United States went to direct war with a nuclear power?

·         When was the last time that any country in the West has gone to war with a nuclear power?

·         When was the last time that any country in the East has gone to war with a nuclear power (Russia, China, Japan)?

Part 1.2 What is the Standing relationship between Israel and Iran?

            Truthfully, the standing relationship between Israel and Iran is truly terrible. Israel states that before Iran is able to actually attain the nuclear weapons that they should go to war. Because the US has different feelings about this, this is why US-Israeli relationships on a political level are a little tenser than what is actually believed.

            With Iran and Israel bound to start a war, it only matters who will fire the first shots, due to the fact that Iraq and Syria are the crossing countries that they would most defiantly have to go through in order to have a ground war against Israel. The situation is pretty set. The standing relationship between Israel and Iran is not good, and is bound for war almost certainly. It only matter who and where the first battle will occur, due to the extreme distance from the 2 countries. As the situation is like if the United States had to go to war against Iraq in 2003 and stationed their troops in Egypt. Where does the war start then?

Part 1.3 Does Iran have Nuclear Weapons?

            Simply, no. Complex, Iran does not have Nuclear weapons but it claims that it could create nuclear weapons in 9 months. They also claim that they are only using nuclear power for medicine and fuel. Though their claims seems outrageous or just a lie, we do have to take into consideration that Russia and Iran have great diplomatic relationships. If something was going wrong in the nuclear project, Russia could assist Iran in getting the exactly right calculations in that situation.

Part 1.4 When was the last time that the United States has gone to war with a Nuclear Power?

            The last time that the United States has gone to war with a nuclear power has been never. If we really take all the nuclear powers, we would have this list.

·         The United States of America

·         The Russian Federation

·         The United Kingdom

·         France

·         China

·         North Korea

·         Pakistan

·         India

·         Israel (Undeclared)

Going over each nation, we have not gone to war with one of these nations once they had nuclear weapons. We have given sanctions to North Korea, but other for that, all of these nations we have not gone to war with since they had developed nuclear weapons. The closest to war we have ever gone with one of these countries was the Russian Federation and us.

Part 1.5 When was the last time that any country in the West has gone to war with a nuclear power?

            There has never been a time where any of these powers have gone to war with each other since they have attained nuclear technology.

Part 1.6 When was the last time any country in the East has gone to war with a nuclear power?

            There has never been a time where any of these powers have gone to war with each other since they have attained nuclear technology.

Part 2.1 Conclusion on Questions, and new questions

            What is never discussed by anyone for the most part is the fact that they might want to develop nuclear weapons for a safeguard against enemy countries. This point was made when Jesse Ventura went on a show with Piers Morgan. This is not really thought of too much.

            Though there might be a reason why the United States is scared about this. The 2 reasons that they might be scared if Iran might get nuclear weapons is not Israel. The United States has no reason to protect Israel.

·         The United States doesn’t want to have another North Korea

·         The United States fears another cold war or an arms race in the Middle East

Them nuking Israel is not really in the equation, due to the fact that we have announced having Patriot missiles in Jordan. Assuming that the nuclear weapon is delivered by an IBCM, even though that is highly unlikely.

Part 2.2 The United States doesn’t want to have another North Korea

            As much as we can say that this is exactly what we don’t want, this seems a little insane to think. For starters, the North Korean government is a total dictatorship, where the leader can do whatever he wants when he wants. Taking extreme taxes from the poor and giving it to his own party, he creates a communist regime that is based on military power and a dictatorship. Truthfully, this if anything could be called a capitalist country. It doesn’t fit communist ideology.

            The United States doesn’t want to have another North Korea, but look at Iran. Iran is a democracy close to the democracy of Israel. There is simply no reason to declare war against the State of Iran.

            Besides, Iran has not gone to war against another nation since the Iran-Iraqi war. Another thing that is not known is that Iran actually helped us with completing an Uprising in Herat, Afghanistan. This shows military partnership.

            Simply, the United States has little to fear in that result. Militarily, we are actually friends with each other.

Part 2.3 The United States fears another Arms Race

            This one I do have to say is very possible, but there is issue in this one as well. Telling that every country would want a nuclear weapon in the Middle East, first you would have to get rid of the countries that simply cannot fund a nuclear project with their current budget. Let us make a list of all the countries in the Middle East before we begin. (Not even saying that they would have enough uranium in order to actually have a nuclear weapons project anyways)

·         Egypt

·         Iran

·         Turkey

·         Iraq

·         Saudi Arabia

·         Yemen

·         Syria

·         United Arab Emirates

·         Israel

·         Jordan

·         Palestine

·         Lebanon

·         Oman

·         Kuwait

·         Qatar

·         Bahrain

·         Cyprus

Now to begin with getting rid of the countries that simply could not fund an arms race. Egypt could not fund an arms race for many reasons. First of all, it is a political mess. Unfortunately for Egyptians, they have been put in a situation that they have not ever been put in before. The recent protests in estimate are 33 million people, or almost 40 percent of their country. No country with 40 percent of their people on the streets has the ability to even closely fund a nuclear project.

      Yemen simply has too much political issues in order to actually have an arms race. It simply has too much terror cells there and doesn’t even have a constitution written or even a president at this time. A nation like Yemen is more like the wild west, where nothing really can be done at this time. For the time being, Yemen is in a crisis situation, and will probably not exit this for many years.

      Syria is in the state of civil war, and simply doesn’t have any money or power to do anything involving an arms race. Syria is simply unable to do anything like this for a long time, or even for up to 50 years. The civil war has killed an estimate of 100,000 people, civilian and military.

            The next one is a list of countries with so much Western Influence, that they would simply never enact a nuclear arms project due to fear of US hatred for the country. Israel is not on this list because they are believed to already have nuclear technology.

            Turkey is where the lead of the Anti-Syrian Efforts has been made. No nation in that country in their right mind would allow this country to even start a nuclear project. Turkey has too good relationships with the United States for something like that to happen. Besides, they are only just coming out of a recent protest that made Turkey cancel their building project.

            Iraq is technically dependent on the United States for their stability nowadays. Technically, we have so good relationships and we have shown twice that we would go to war with Iraq that they would not risk anything like that. No more of that then they have their own militant problems that they are still dealing with at an extreme. And they are only getting worse.

            Jordan has a great relationship with the United States, so they would be no way in where that they would risk relations with the United States for any reason involving nuclear weapons. Jordan and the United States are good military partners, and as a result, Jordan would not have intentions of attaining a nuclear weapon even after Iran would attain one.

            The next set on the lists are nations that are too pressured by the international community either now are can be pressured by the International Community for a stop of these nuclear weapons.

            Palestine has very much been an occupied state for a while, so for the most part, they don’t have their own world in that sense. They cannot produce nuclear weapons anyways because they rely on the international community in order to one day have independence from Israel. They simply wouldn’t risk it unless no one in the international community wanted to help Palestine.

            Lebanon is not in the position to attain nuclear weapons. It is not the international community for the most part that threatens them, but Israel doesn’t partake with them. They have gone to war before, and I really don’t believe that they would get farther with nuclear weapons. They would most likely be declared war on by Israel in the event that they would even start a nuclear weapons project. Lebanon doesn’t have enough time to take those risks.

            The next states do not have enough space in order to make a nuclear weapons project. It would be way too obvious to detonate anywhere in any cases, and the progress would be tracked very often anyways like Iran’s nuclear enrichment project has been going.

            Qatar doesn’t have the space to conduct nuclear weapons enrichment. You do need a certain amount of space and money. Qatar has the money, but nowhere near the amount of space would they need in order to conduct such things, or tests.

            Bahrain doesn’t have the space to do this either. They simply do not have the space in order to create a nuclear weapons project. They also do not have the reason to do this.

            The next country would be a Middle Eastern country that is not really known to be a Middle Eastern country, but is and the reason for not having nuclear weapons is pretty complicated.

            Cyprus, a nation that really has its issues, is a Middle Eastern Country that has very much its issues when completing a nuclear arms project. For one thing, they have UN peacekeepers there actively working for a peace effort. Technically, this means that the country has its own issues in a large sense. Not only that, but they also have issues when it comes to borders. A little over half of the island is actually controlled by the Cyprus government. The other part is controlled by a mix of UN, UK, and Turkish armies and units. Cyprus is not, and will probably never be in the situation where they can make a nuclear weapon for these reasons.

            The nations that could go into an arms race in the end are Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Oman, and Kuwait. All either friends with the US or have good trading relationships with the US. Simply, they will not be a huge arms race like is said by the US.

Part 2.4 Conclusion on these questions

            These answers show that an arms race is highly unlikely. Not only that, but you would also be dealing with the fact that most to all of these countries have shown little to no military strength. Saudi Arabia would be the only country that could fulfill this nuclear arms race, and even with that situation, not much could be achieved.

            The question comes though when it comes to our ally, Israel. Truth is, Israel has done no good to the country of Iran. They seem to create an invasion path to Iran by helping the revolution in Syria. This creates another question. How far will Israel go to get rid of Iran? How far will Iran go to get rid of Israel?

            Pretty far, seeming of what is going on in Syria, and their involvement.

Part 3.1 Has the war already begun?

            There is a reason why Iran hates the US other for installing a pro-US government leader. The US is Israel’s secret service in the Middle East. Israel uses the US in a way to make their own agenda brought upon the rest of the world. That is seen in Syria, as we are giving multiple excuses to arm them. Why would we arm Syrian Rebels, who have loads of crimes to hear in the International Criminal Court, and the UN, if we know that they will not be better with a revolution, as many countries have been seen for?

            A few reasons. For starters, Israel has had many problems with Assad for a while. He has very much taken the whole part of the world and turned it against Israel. Not only that, but once their government is down, since Iraq has no choice other for letting troops in, Israel will have a clear path to the invasion of Iran.

            Iran’s involvement has already been seen as huge in the Middle East. If anyone could see that the Assad regime has Iranian advisors (One of the few wrongs of Iran, but it can be forgiven). Iran does not want Israel to have a path to invade them with. It is a problem in itself if they were to allow the rebels to win. Even worse if they were to allow the Kurds to win the war. Unfortunately for Iran, they only have the choice of either helping Assad or fear war on their own turf, explaining the reason why they have gone to such lengths to prevent the Rebels from winning the war.

Part 3.2 The Rebels would never allow them Israel to pass, right?

            That is wrong is a sense. The rebels would protest it, and might have a firefight over it, but not even the Syrian Government when it was united could fight against Israel and win a war. Israel will waltz into a destroyed Syria like a Sunday Picnic. That is very much not said. From there, Israel could just waltz into Iraq even easier, like being fed by a maid in bed on a Friday Morning. It is very easy.

Part 3.3 The US isn’t Israel’s slave, right?

            Right. Israel likes to take and take (No offense to the people of Israel. They do not just take and take. I am talking about the government of Israel. No part in a religious aspect is I intending on harming or making fun of). Israel has gone to war over multiple properties that they rightfully know were not theirs in the first place. The US is not Israel’s slave, but technically, the US gives Israel the weapons to declare and have a prolonged war. Which makes the US a warfare partner with Israel.

Part 3.4 Conclusion on this Question

            Israel has its own agenda. Iran has own agenda. They will go pretty far, and they have already gone pretty far in order to have a world like this. The conclusion. Israel and Iran are little to no different.

            The next question that comes up is this. Since they are so much nearing war with each other, is this a national war or a religious war?

Part 4.1 A religious war?

            This is a theory, not a real fact. Does Iran and Israel going into a religious war? They are 4 religious states that should be considered religious states. The Vatican City, Israel, Iran, and Saudi Arabia. Iran is Shia Islam and Saudi Arabia is Sunni Islam.

            Just a small thing to think about when putting this situation and looking at it from a professional prospective.

Part 5.1 Outro

            With only this information, which is only scratching the surface of this topic, shows some information that is necessary in order to make an educated idea about this. I am not saying that Iran doesn’t have their problems, but the USA has their problems as well. The purpose of this whole report is to look at the situation as an actual person than someone who takes what the news says and believes everything it says and it narrow-minded to anything else that is brought up.

            Maybe with this report, you can do some research on Iran as well.

I have only the free press to thank for this report. May we learn more about Iran and their true intentions so us as Americans can learn who they really are and learn if they deserve such treatment from our nation.

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