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Liberal Iranian
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Thursday, July 19, 2007
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The Economist has a fresh "special report" on Iran's politics and nuclear crisis. It gives the so-called "pendulum theory" of Iran's politics, which states that it swings from the conservative to the reformist side with elections in the nation's quest for democracy, a well-deserved beating. But as it seems to be the habit of The Econmist when it comes to Iran, it comes short of, though it gives a hint at, articulating what is its most important factor (even in the nuclear crisis): the rationale of tyranny.

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The West operates on a different operating system than the mullahs do The mullahs operating system is not compatible with any form of existing reasonable operating systems and configuration. The mullahs as a bunch of thugs have developed their own unique gang algorithm.
 
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