Troubles keep mounting in Persia.

[AztecWilliam]

Ahmadinejad seems to be edging toward the thin ice as the Iranian economy declines. As shocking as it may seem, there is actually a strong movement in the parliament to impeach the guy.

What is not discussed in this piece is how the fall of Ahmadinejad would affect Iran's relations with the West.

www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2010-11-23/iranian-lawmakers-move-to-impeach-president-mahmoud-ahmadinejad/2/

AzWm

[The Great Aztec Joe]

I notice that nobody bothered to respond to this post. William that is probably because you threw the readers of this forum a left. Persia has been lost to history for well over a thousand years now. About 700 AD the Radical Islamics had total control over the full extent of the ancient Persian empire. At that time 20 percent of the population of Persia was Jewish. Somehow, they disappeared from history and only about one percent of what once was is still in that country which is now called the Radical Islamic Dictatorship of Iran

[aztecwin]

I see some parallels with our own problems. I also think most of us can't come up with good solutions for Iran when there is so much more about their economy that we do not know.