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  • oslonor
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    Re: Are there Persians in Iran?

    Originally posted by ARK
    You guys talk about Iran in a way that I thought you all live in Iran. Those of you who don’t have any presence in Iran cannot talk about the situation of the country in that way, if people like president Ahmadinejad or not if they really elected him or not. How do you call him a fundamentalist since you don’t live in Iran, I’m not a lawyer of Ahmadinejad, and even I did not vote for him! But I cannot criticize him more than the former president, since I have seen no change in our everyday lives, everything seems to be the same till now.
    Why do you think he is a terrorist?

    As for so-called azeri-turks, I would say most of them are completely assimilated. It is claimed that Tehran is full of those people but I can rarely see a trace of them or “their culture”, even their new generation cannot say a word in azeri! Most people in Iran don’t care about it. Stop saying that Iran is being turkishized.

    As for a regime change and revolution in Iran, I ‘m not sure there will come a better one! We should not forget the interests of Armenia.

    Persians have nothing in common with coward arabs, so a possible US or Israeli invasion of Iran would be responded way too differently than arabs did, I assure you what ever the regime they are going to support their government( as Sean mentioned).
    If you are armenian then you should know the culture of Azeri Turks. Their primitive culture has destroyed Iran. You should wake up.

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  • oslonor
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    Re: Are there Persians in Iran?

    Originally posted by Sean
    Azaris in Iran have no blood link to Turkey or Azabaijan or anyone, they were just regular Iranians who were forced to change their language. u know how common "Turke khar" jokes are in Iran. So given how much they're made fun of ill be damned if they ever get any influence in Iran, no wait, ide prolly laugh my ass off
    I am talking about ethnicity and not politics of Azeri Turks. Azeris are Turks and has nothing to do with language. They normally have small oval faces. A language can not change the physical character of a Person. Your stories are fairly tale. Azeri Turks have nothing to do with Persians, Kurds or anybody else. Not sure what you mean by Iranian. There are no such people in Iran. And nobody can change his ethnicity.

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  • ARK
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    Re: Are there Persians in Iran?

    You guys talk about Iran in a way that I thought you all live in Iran. Those of you who don’t have any presence in Iran cannot talk about the situation of the country in that way, if people like president Ahmadinejad or not if they really elected him or not. How do you call him a fundamentalist since you don’t live in Iran, I’m not a lawyer of Ahmadinejad, and even I did not vote for him! But I cannot criticize him more than the former president, since I have seen no change in our everyday lives, everything seems to be the same till now.
    Why do you think he is a terrorist?

    As for so-called azeri-turks, I would say most of them are completely assimilated. It is claimed that Tehran is full of those people but I can rarely see a trace of them or “their culture”, even their new generation cannot say a word in azeri! Most people in Iran don’t care about it. Stop saying that Iran is being turkishized.

    As for a regime change and revolution in Iran, I ‘m not sure there will come a better one! We should not forget the interests of Armenia.

    Persians have nothing in common with coward arabs, so a possible US or Israeli invasion of Iran would be responded way too differently than arabs did, I assure you what ever the regime they are going to support their government( as Sean mentioned).

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  • Sean
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    Re: Are there Persians in Iran?

    Azaris in Iran have no blood link to Turkey or Azabaijan or anyone, they were just regular Iranians who were forced to change their language. u know how common "Turke khar" jokes are in Iran. So given how much they're made fun of ill be damned if they ever get any influence in Iran, no wait, ide prolly laugh my ass off

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  • oslonor
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    Re: Are there Persians in Iran?

    Azeri Turks High-Tech Stealth Technology:Azeri Turks never state their origin. Azeri Turks are usually from Azerbaijan or Tehran. But they always state their origin as Mashhad, Shomali, Shiraz and recently Khuzestan. Just to make it more credible some of them even learn the name of a few streets in case somebody asks for verification of their origin. This technology is based to name the Persian areas as their origin so that they are identified as Persians. They always state they are mixed with somebody like Kurds, Persians etc. They are never mixed with Baluchs!!!! Also sometimes instead of answering the question about their ethnicity, they claim instead that they have a Persian wife!!!!! This is as if they have adopted the ethnicity of their wife!!!! By Persian they mean the core Persians or the Aryan Persians which is a very small minority in Iran, probably not more than 15% of the population and which do not live anywhere close to these Azeri Turks.

    As more and more people become aware of these Azeri Turk tactics, some of them have dropped these methods and just say that forget about ethnicity and we are all mixed with Mongols and Arabs and there are no Persians in Iran and we are all "Iranians"!!!!!

    The second trend avoids any mention of Persia, Persians or the Persian language instead talks about Iran, Iranian and Irani language. The reason is the word Persian introduces a lot of complications which Azeris can not deal with and the whole scheme can easily crash. The current regime of Mr. Ahmadi is supporting this second trend.

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  • oslonor
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    Re: Are there Persians in Iran?

    Originally posted by Sean
    that map is so made up, ur telling me a bunch of torke khars are taht many in number and swarming in our country? BS

    http://www.pan-iranism.com/test6.swf
    You were claiming before that everybody is mixed up in different provinces and Azeri Turks are everywhere. Actually you have confirmed the map before I even posted it.

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  • aconur
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    Re: Are there Persians in Iran?

    Iran is being turkish day by day. we ll see final of the war, i think persians ll die but azerian turks ll escape to Turkey and Azerbajan, at the end of war they ll go back to iran. Something smells bad,world should be careful

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  • oslonor
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    Re: Are there Persians in Iran?

    Originally posted by Sean
    that map is so made up, ur telling me a bunch of torke khars are taht many in number and swarming in our country? BS

    http://www.pan-iranism.com/test6.swf
    Azeri Turk estimates in Iran is 30 to 35 million. Tehran is %70 Azeri Turk. And Mr. Ahmadinejad Pan Turkish policies is very obvious to everybody.

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  • Sean
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    Re: Are there Persians in Iran?

    that map is so made up, ur telling me a bunch of torke khars are taht many in number and swarming in our country? BS

    http://www.pan-iranism.com/test6.swf

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  • oslonor
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    Re: Are there Persians in Iran?

    Originally posted by Sean
    i wouldnt be surprised ir ur right. he devotes 24/7 all of his time to write blogs about how Persians are Azeri's,
    Persians are Azeris is the claim by Azeri Turks. No. Persians are Persians and Azeri Turks are Azeri Turks and they are not related ethnically, culturally or any other way.

    Massive Immigration of Azeri Turks into other provinces

    This map by Azeri Turks shows how Azeri Turks are trying to change the ethnic composition of Iran.


    More on the Policy of Turkification of Iran

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