Indicators the military is planning something.

[CptTrips]

How to address our border security without getting political. You'll just have to read my mind.

I guess the servers will get a lot of PG map business now.

[AKKuya]

I humbly put forth the notion that I become the Emperor of Earth and all people are my subjects.  There will be no poverty, disease, hunger, and war by Imperial decree.  I will abolish the monetary system and create an educational system for all to encourage growth and prosperity.

I will establish the Imperial Guard to ensure peace and tranquility.  They will be the most honorable and fair in keeping the Imperial laws upheld.

I know this role is a not sought after position.  The weight of rule may cause unforeseen health complications.  I reluctantly will accept this responsibility anyway.  This may require the status of 10,000 young beautiful women as my wives to prevent any hardships.

I trust this will alleviate any concerns you have with the world stage.  Empereror Kuya will make everything all right.  I guarnatee it.

[DmonSlyr]

My God, there is truly no limit to your cultural ignorance. Women of the Islamic Faith are not forced to wear the hijab. It is worn by Muslim women as a sign of modesty, privacy, and devotion to their faith.

Force a Sikh male to remove his dastaar (a fool like you will have to look that up). You won't have long to wait before he cuts your throat with his kirpan.

I hope all Americans don't believe like you, that theirs is the only culture.

My cultural ignorance  look in the mirror. Not forced? Lmao. Have you not seen Iran? Atleast Saudi is Allowing WWE and woman to wrestle. What is Iran doing for their "culture" to become more westernized? Why are you defending the most misogynistic theocracy on the planet? I thought you guys were the bastion of freedom?

[AKIron]

It's not just Iran. How do people not know this?

[AKIron]

You have the whatabouters and maybe they should consider that we aren't trying to dictate to everyone how women shouldn't be marginalized in their countries. We are looking at one who has for almost 50 years sponsored terrorism and continuously threatened us with annihilation. If the people there are ready throw off that yoke of oppression and get along with the rest of the world we'd be fools not to help them.

[Busher]

What is Iran doing for their "culture" to become more westernized? Why are you defending the most misogynistic theocracy on the planet? I thought you guys were the bastion of freedom?

I don't understand why some think that Iran should change their culture. To me that makes as much sense as Nigeria demanding (or dictating) how we should change ours.

I agree that Iran (and many other countries) appear to us to be misogynistic but your country solved this issue from within (The 19th Amendment was put into law 144 years after the formation of the United States). With protests in Iran now becoming obvious, do we not owe them the courtesy to see if they can solve this themselves - maybe in less than 144 years??

[Eagler]

But but but who wouldn't want to go down in the history books to be the hero that saves the Iranians from themselves....especially this guy..

It's not the 1st time they have revolted against their backwards rulers but it might be the most convenient..

Praying that it doesn't cost a single innocent life let alone a frigate or carrier full of souls...

I guess poking at south America has lost its spark and isn't the distraction it once was..

Eagler

[AKIron]

Throwing acid in the faces of girls who refuse to wear veils should be condemned by everyone everywhere. If you think this should be ignored under the guise of "cultural differences" we are not the same.

[AKIron]

There are some things that are wrong regardless of your culture. We have fought wars because of this and we may fight more.

[Vulcan]

My God, there is truly no limit to your cultural ignorance. Women of the Islamic Faith are not forced to wear the hijab. It is worn by Muslim women as a sign of modesty, privacy, and devotion to their faith.

Wow.

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023/9/20/irans-parliament-approves-hijab-bill-harsh-punishments-for-violations

Tehran, Iran – Iran’s parliament has passed a new “hijab and chastity” bill that lays out punishment for people, especially women, who violate the country’s mandatory dress code rules.

...

Totalling more than 70 articles, the bill defines an array of financial penalties for hijab violations, which could be ramped up to prison terms if found to be done in an organised manner and in contact with “foreign governments, networks, media, groups or organisations” or people affiliated with them.

It is not hard to find this information. So either you are trolling, deliberately lying or delusional.

[RUSH1]

I don't understand why some think that Iran should change their culture. To me that makes as much sense as Nigeria demanding (or dictating) how we should change ours.

I agree that Iran (and many other countries) appear to us to be misogynistic but your country solved this issue from within (The 19th Amendment was put into law 144 years after the formation of the United States). With protests in Iran now becoming obvious, do we not owe them the courtesy to see if they can solve this themselves - maybe in less than 144 years??

Conveniently skipping over Iran's nuclear aspirations and being the world's biggest sponsor of terrorism ...

[RUSH1]

I guess poking at south America has lost its spark and isn't the distraction it once was..Eagler

[rabbidrabbit]

[Busher]

Conveniently skipping over Iran's nuclear aspirations and being the world's biggest sponsor of terrorism ...

I don't see this a relevant when one considers the number have enemies you have that have large stockpiles of nuclear weapons and the means to deliver them to you. And,

While I agree that Iran could be a sponsor of terrorism, the statement that they are the worst is political and is not currently supported by world data. It's worthy of note that the worst terrorist attack in your history was carried about by Saudis. The recent kissyface meeting in the Oval office suggests that politics can lead to strange love affairs.

[Captain Virgil Hilts]

I don't understand why some think that Iran should change their culture. To me that makes as much sense as Nigeria demanding (or dictating) how we should change ours.

I agree that Iran (and many other countries) appear to us to be misogynistic but your country solved this issue from within (The 19th Amendment was put into law 144 years after the formation of the United States). With protests in Iran now becoming obvious, do we not owe them the courtesy to see if they can solve this themselves - maybe in less than 144 years??

I strongly suggest you look at Iran pre 1979, before the islamic revolution was forced on the general populace, which, in fact is neither islamic nor arab. Then come back and talk to us about people being "forced to change their culture".

Cool how you mention Nigeria, where thousands are murdered in order to force people to conform.