Iran is in a serious state of decay religiously and morally. Right now all we can do is look to the future.

Human Rights are baffled if not violated in any Islam-based constitution—Shiite IRI, Sunni Wahabbi, Afghan Taliban. The more the state Islamic is, the more Human Rights are dire and violated. This includes men, women, and children, regardless of their religions, faith, and ethnicities.

Some victims in Iran, especially Baha’is, paid a high price; the price is more dramatic, bloody, and barbaric than what we heard in this reconcilable interview. The young interlocutors do not know or were not asked that a Shiite sect called “Hojjatyeh”, to which most Islamic seniors, including Ahmadinejad belong, is founded long before the IRI.

According to this anti-Baha’i sect “Baha’is are apostates and must be physically eliminated”. The sect did the job before 1979, Iranian revolution, and would do it with or without the current ruling Sharia.

Those who try to undermine the Human Rights, in expense of religious solidarity with Islamic states, ignore the crucial role that freedom plays in human growth and development and today is more important than any faith.

Very consequently, some Muslims neither truly believe in Human Rights nor solidarity with the victims of such Islamic states; therefore, this interview does not care about this human issue that Baha’is are the victims of Shiite sect, not forcibly the alleged Sharia. Instead, it banally attempts a reconciliation between the culprits and victims in the expense of the truth.

It is like kindly asking Jews if they like to go back to Germany while the Nazi would be still there!

Where do you guys get the opportunity to speak with no accents?!

Both students were schooled in either Iran or the Gulf all their life, so the accent comes with practice I guess. I actually faked mine until I got it right.

English is very widely spoken in the Gulf, and many teenagers speak it flawlessly.