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What is your opinion of al Qaeda? Do you disapprove of their violent methods, and if so, what differentiates their tactics from Iran-supported groups like Hezbollah?
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they are radical islamic terrorists and needed to be destroyed by every country in the region. hezbollah is a people organization in lebanon that has been created to oppose the israeli invades. they're all differences.
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The Taliban in Afghanistan is funded by Iran: is this good policy seeing as you're supposed to detest them?
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Iran was at war with taliban, even helped us in invading afghanistan, and never funded/will fund taliban. that's false. they have killed many of our troops in the borders in these years. they deserve die.
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On the other hand, what is your biggest complaint about American foreign policy? And keeping in mind that we consider Iran having nuclear capability very worrying, what would you have us do differently if you were in our shoes?
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the us foreign policy is totally formed around getting more oil. they use taxpayers money to fight the wars, then the private companies will benefit from the invasion, that means, you're paying your private countries, by getting nothing. I wouldn't have lied to my own country.
and also I would let iran to do his job under the supervision of IAEA. that was enough for anyone else, that should be enough for iran too.
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Iran recently urged OPEC to drop the declining US dollar and to accept other currencies in exchange for oil. Your country has even gone so far as to create the Iranian Oil Bourse. This strongly threatens the dollar's position as the reserve currency of the world. Is there any discussion at all in your country about these developments?
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the weakening of dollar made rial weak & our imports got more expensive. as you know, we don't have trades with us companies, so we wouldn't benefit from the weak dollar. that's why they're changing the currency. to avoid another serious damage to the economy.
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I bring that up because several have put forth the argument that Saddam's decision to accept Euros in exchange for Iraq's oil was a major factor that led to US aggression. Venezuela and your country have made similar moves, and as you can see, we're not exactly on friendly terms. Our leaders know that the end of the dollar hegemony would cause great chaos and heavily decrease US influence around the globe.
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agreed.
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Also, speaking of oil, do you find it ironic that despite all the rhetoric, Israel imports Iranian oil via Europe for of its high-grade quality?
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that's really funny!
