Iran's Baghaei: With its continued ceasefire violations, the US harms the diplomatic process | Crypto Craft

  • Iran's Baghaei: With its continued ceasefire violations, the US harms the diplomatic process

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OutThere
2 hr 45 min ago
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The doomsday cult is concerned about a diplomatic process. Lol.
How about calling a real election after 47 years and let real diplomats elected by Iranian people call the shots?
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Iami
2 hr 37 min ago
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You act as if there is a fair election in any country in the world, it is BS. They put any president they want in any country
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OutThere
2 hr 18 min ago
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You keep believing that. The Ayatollahs love you for speaking their justification of their dictatorship.
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Trader#367E
1 hr 46 min ago
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Why you care about the election? No democracy, US government violating law everyday, breaking promises, no legitimicy.
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Trader#0C13
1 hr 34 min ago
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Look at the Latin American US is manipulating the Latin American country government lolzzzz why bother to disturb other country business , just because Latin American is part of US territory ……. ZZzZzz lol
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Mitiblotch
2 hr 35 min ago
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Sometimes people say to let the people fight their battle and push out leaders they don't want. But how do you rise up against a leadership that can take out 40k people in a few days without batting an eyelid? It will only take external help.

If there is one thing I have come to see, it is that theocracy is NOT good. It doesn't matter the religion; it is NOT good. And it is not necessarily because of the religion, but because people will always weaponise religion. What do you do when someone says god ordered a killing?

Saudi Arabia is better because it is what is referred to as a "theo-monarchy". At least it is a hybrid, and not full-blown theocracy. Israel is far better because it is a democracy, but it still has theocratic elements from the sanhedrin.

I still can not figure out why people have to weaponise religion.
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OutThere
2 hr 19 min ago
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It started with Constantine. He saw the potential of mind control through religion and realized he could control people's minds if he injects god, after life and heaven and hell into his worldly ambitions. He was right and Islam being a copy of Christianity with an Arab flavour capitalized on the concept:

Before his decisive victory at the Battle of Milvian Bridge in 312 AD, Emperor Constantine reportedly saw a cross in the sky with the words "In this sign you will conquer". This event led to the legalization and eventual dominance of Christianity in the empire.
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Mitiblotch
2 hr 5 min ago
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Yes, I'm aware of this history. Constantine merged the state and religion.

War and all such things go against the basic teachings of Jesus and his apostles in the New Testament. But again, when humans handle religion they use it for personal gains against the people they are supposed to lead with love. Islam is more a copy of the Old Testament, but then people still weaponise it against their fellow human beings.

It's sad.
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Trader#2F99
2 hr 41 min ago
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sending missiles left and right no stop and blaming on the other responding? The only US fault is trying diplomacy with such type of people...
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