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Previously it was largely Buddhist with some Iranian beliefs, probably Tibetan Bons and Nestorian Christians for good measure.

Oh, telerik also has wonderful system of web components for IIS, and its CMS powers Iranian governmental sites.

None of the rhetoric of the most abhorrent US politician gets anywhere near that of the Iranian mullahs.

Which given Iranian networks are not exactly the fastest, gives very interesting experiences for those inside the max2MBit world.

Even though their government is arguably much, much worse in practically every front than the Iranian and Iraqi regimes.

They may be able to help you reach out to other Iranian friends and family.

It would seem since all this is happening in Iran, it should be Iranian laws.

You could say the US thinks the current Iranian leadership is too religiously zealous.

And my dad has gotten the word out in the LA Iranian community.

Folks in the UK may have to use Iranian or Chinese proxy to access international contents from BBC.

Why would they stream Iranian movies as their first move?

Look today at how everyone wants to stop the Iranian (and previously, the Iraqi) regime from acquiring nuclear arms, whereas North Korea is getting away with whatever they want.

I really am at a complete loss to explain what the purpose of the "deal" was, considering it does absolutely nothing towards our goal of stopping Iranian atomic weapons development.

I know Iranian citizens feel far more friendly to the West than many in the Middle East, but "Death to America", "Death to Israel" spoken in parliament is still very disconcerting.

It covers #1 and #2, eg - "The same shah whom Washington was now trying to shun had been lifted to power in a 1953 coup engineered by the CIA and the British, displacing the elected Prime Minister, Mohammad Mossadegh, who had had the temerity to nationalise the Iranian oil industry.

We all should admit, Iran have Shia version of Al Qaida.(mostly government keeping them in silence, but they are major threat and resistance against reform) At the end: the only solution for Iran (at least from my point of view) is the following support "civil society" and make people stronger, Iranian himself can handle these small fraction.

I know this probably can't help you (Canadian, not Iranian), but what would you recommend for Canada?

I'm also Iranian, right now living in Canada.

For example, there is a nice exhibition in a Washington DC's Hirshhorn Art Museum called Facing History by Iranian-born artist Shirin Neshat that talks about history of Iran and illustrates how heavy in propaganda news was in 1953 at giving justification for British intervention in toppling Mossadegh.