😀 And what I've got to say to you is, why can't you go on a minute without having a poke at Iran on every available opportunity and excuse.
Really? I prayed for the well-being of Iran and you interpreted that as "having a poke at Iran". Clearly you have a skewed perception.
For heavens sake get a life. There are other countries apart from Iran and there are other regimes apart from the Iranians.
I did not even disrespect the Iranian government by referring to it as the Iranian "regime".
This is where you've got yourself all mixed up. The Iranians didn't cheer on any Muslim country and its problems.
Really? Here are few excerpts from one of the many sources:
"Even as the Arab Spring blossoms, the Islamic Republic of Iran seems to have dexterously repressed the democratic aspirations of its people.
The Iranian leadership has gone so far as to tout the recent developments in the Arab world as a victory for the Islamic Revolution of 1979, with Egypt and Tunisia walking in Iran's proverbial footsteps."
"Another issue that also continued to rear its head during the course of these momentous events has been the near hysteria surrounding the possibility of a Khomeini-style revolution in either Egypt or Tunisia. In both cases the comparisons are clumsy and have been repudiated "Islamist" or arguably, following Asef Bayat, "post-Islamist" protagonists in both countries. Tunisia's Rachid Ghannouchi, the once-exiled leader of the Renaissance Party, explicitly rejected the Khomeinist paradigm and stated he had no intention of running for the presidency. Similarly,
after Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, claimed that the protests witnessed in Cairo and elsewhere bespoke a desire for an Islamic state inspired by the Iranian model, he was firmly rebuffed by the Muslim Brotherhood, who stated that what was taking place in Egypt was not an Islamic revolution, but a revolution made by the Egyptian people."
https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/tehranbureau/2011/06/iran-and-the-arab-spring.htmlI am appalled that you deny contemporary history and have the nerve to accuse me of having it all mixed up.
Here is one more:
" 'The enemies try to say that the popular movements in Egypt, Tunisia, and other nations are un-Islamic, but certainly these popular movements are Islamic and must be consolidated,' Khamenei told a gathering of Shi'ite and Sunni scholars at an international conference in Islam on February 20."
https://www.rferl.org/a/khamenei_backs_arab_revolt/2316073.htmlIn 1991 they didn't cooperate with the Americans against Sadam when they could have easily done so and put one over their arch enemy.
Forget 1991, Iran cooperated with USA in 2001 against the Taliban and then in 2003 against Saddam. And when you were informed of the Iranian cooperation with the US, you had the audacity to state the following, "Anyways what's wrong with cooperating?" Fine, then what is wrong with Saudi cooperating with the US? Unfortunately, you thought we are Saudi sympathizers here; we are not. I despise the Saudi government.
By the way, thank you for proving me right AGAIN. Immediately after you stated that there is nothing wrong with Iran cooperating with the US, you made mention of Saudi Arabia with the following question: Does Saudi Arabia have any differences with America over Israel?
You really need to get your facts right.
I mean....you're beyond ridiculous.