Not suggesting anything here but the tech to launch satellites is very similar to the tech used to launch ICBMs.
Iran successfully launches indigenous Chamran 1 satellite into space
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Re: Iran successfully launches indigenous Chamran 1 satellite into space
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Edit after walthamstow's Feedback: The Islamic revolution which was a consequence of the CIAs interference?
The Islamic revolution was blowback from the CIA/MI6 coup of the 1950s, and was not desired or engineered by the US. The US and UK were actually quite happy with the Shah they installed, he allowed western access to Iran's oil. Edit: the post I'm replying to has been heavily edited.
Sure. Doesn't that make the US and UK responsible for the blowback against their direct interference?
Re: Iran successfully launches indigenous Chamran 1 satellite into space
#43Earlier quoted context omitted.
Edit after walthamstow's Feedback: The Islamic revolution which was a consequence of the CIAs interference?
The Islamic revolution was blowback from the CIA/MI6 coup of the 1950s, and was not desired or engineered by the US. The US and UK were actually quite happy with the Shah they installed, he allowed western access to Iran's oil. Edit: the post I'm replying to has been heavily edited.
Well not intentionally engineered by the CIA, but definitely the result of their engineering. Much like the rise to power of our brave allies the Afghani mujahideen, and many others…
Re: Iran successfully launches indigenous Chamran 1 satellite into space
#44Earlier quoted context omitted.
The Islamic revolution was blowback from the CIA/MI6 coup of the 1950s, and was not desired or engineered by the US. The US and UK were actually quite happy with the Shah they installed, he allowed western access to Iran's oil. Edit: the post I'm replying to has been heavily edited.
Sure. Doesn't that make the US and UK responsible for the blowback against their direct interference?
You've edited your post to make it seem like this was what you said to begin with, but it wasn't
Re: Iran successfully launches indigenous Chamran 1 satellite into space
#45Earlier quoted context omitted.
Edit after walthamstow's Feedback: The Islamic revolution which was a consequence of the CIAs interference?
The Islamic revolution was blowback from the CIA/MI6 coup of the 1950s, and was not desired or engineered by the US. The US and UK were actually quite happy with the Shah they installed, he allowed western access to Iran's oil. Edit: the post I'm replying to has been heavily edited.
They overthrew the democratically elected PM in favour of the autocratic Shah and both the West and Iran are still paying the price. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1953_Iranian_coup_d%27%C3%A9...
Re: Iran successfully launches indigenous Chamran 1 satellite into space
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you seem not to like how iran is setup, which makes it absolutely necessary that they’re able to put up a resistance should people who think like you attack them. as far as the universe goes, many beliefs about ways of human society organization exist. democracy works for one, not for the other. in fact, democracy has been the undoing of my home country. but it has made us subservient to the west, so naturally the we…
> [democracy] has made us subservient to the west Since you live in a democratic county, the solution to this is very simple: Vote for someone who doesn't serve the west.
they’re never an option.
Re: Iran successfully launches indigenous Chamran 1 satellite into space
#47Earlier quoted context omitted.
The Islamic revolution was blowback from the CIA/MI6 coup of the 1950s, and was not desired or engineered by the US. The US and UK were actually quite happy with the Shah they installed, he allowed western access to Iran's oil. Edit: the post I'm replying to has been heavily edited.
Well not intentionally engineered by the CIA, but definitely the result of their engineering. Much like the rise to power of our brave allies the Afghani mujahideen, and many others…
Yes, that is what blowback means.
Re: Iran successfully launches indigenous Chamran 1 satellite into space
#48Earlier quoted context omitted.
Sure. Doesn't that make the US and UK responsible for the blowback against their direct interference?
You've edited your post to make it seem like this was what you said to begin with, but it wasn't
Aren't people allowed to make corrections to their posts?
Re: Iran successfully launches indigenous Chamran 1 satellite into space
#49Earlier quoted context omitted.
The Islamic revolution was blowback from the CIA/MI6 coup of the 1950s, and was not desired or engineered by the US. The US and UK were actually quite happy with the Shah they installed, he allowed western access to Iran's oil. Edit: the post I'm replying to has been heavily edited.
Well not intentionally engineered by the CIA, but definitely the result of their engineering. Much like the rise to power of our brave allies the Afghani mujahideen, and many others…
Your comment removed me of this
Re: Iran successfully launches indigenous Chamran 1 satellite into space
#50Earlier quoted context omitted.
You've edited your post to make it seem like this was what you said to begin with, but it wasn't
Aren't people allowed to make corrections to their posts?
People acting in good faith often write 'edit' as an addendum rather than rewrite the post and revise history.