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Sadegh Zibakalam: The first step is to acknowledge our backwardness in the humanities.
Blaming sanctions and inflation and so on is more of an excuse; we should first ask ourselves whether we accept the premise of the problem?
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Sadegh Zibakalam: We weren't even capable of studying the phenomena and developments in our own country!
Can't you find an Iranian researcher who has worked on America, Japan, and World War II
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Sadegh Zibakalam: You cannot imagine how far behind the Americans, the French, and... we are in the humanities!
In the humanities, one cannot see difference with the naked eye.
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Sadegh Zibakalam: The reality is that we are terribly backward in the humanities.
Technology can be imported; but you cannot do this with history, sociology, and psychology.
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Sadegh Zibakalam: In the early years of the Revolution, the movement that led to the fall of the Pahlavi dynasty was known as a nonviolent movement
I told the Ministry of Science that I didn’t want to study chemical engineering; the only person who supported my decision was Dr. Abdolkarim Soroush.
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Sadegh Zibakalam: After the revolution, I could not understand why Mohammad Reza Shah's government fell
I presented a project in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance in which I interviewed a number of political figures and personalities; I had one question, "What caused the Mohammad Reza Shah regime to fall"
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Sadegh Zibakalam: As someone who was a political activist, the fall of Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi’s regime was beyond my imagination.
The reality is that we are terribly backward in the humanities.
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Hamidreza Taraghi: Increasing people's satisfaction will be the most important priority of the Islamic Republic system.
We must bring our economy to the number one economy in the region.
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Hamidreza Taraghi: Those who chanted such slogans (Long live the Shah) are not at all comparable to the population of the country.
We must accept our shortcomings and take the enemy's plan to overthrow the regime into consideration.
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Hamidreza Taraghi: We mainly had infiltration within Mr. Rouhani’s negotiating team, who were arrested
What we witnessed in this war, apart from the domestic traitors, cannot be attributed to infiltration in any other way.
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Hamidreza Taraghi: Mr. Rouhani’s concern is that the country’s atmosphere is moving in a direction where his performance is being called into question; out of fear that this process will move toward a trial, he is making these remarks.
Mr. Rouhani's mistake is that he does not understand the difference between defense and war!
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Hamidreza Taraghi: The concept of the new headquarters does not mean that the work will fall into the hands of the military; rather, it means that the work will proceed in coordination with the military forces.
The economy has fallen into the hands of those who are centers of power.
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Hamidreza Taraghi: If our agreement with Oman is finalized, except for hostile countries, travel for the rest of the countries will resume.
The bulk of our trade exchanges are conducted by land, rail, and the Caspian Sea; we have reduced our reliance on maritime transport.
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Hamidreza Taraghi: There must be a revision in the nuclear doctrine; we must move toward weapons that directly target the United States itself
We are pursuing solutions that can protect the people of Iran from the harm of U.S. aggression.
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Hamidreza Taraghi: It is possible for the US to stop supporting Israel; a shift on this issue is currently taking place in the US
America must stop its arrogance toward the independent countries of the world.
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Hamidreza Taraghi: Our people should know that if there is a situation where we can achieve our rights through negotiation and diplomacy, we have a duty to choose that option first.
Through war, we only achieved some of our objectives; through negotiations, we could not have achieved our true nuclear rights.
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Abdollah Abdi: Who really is a “martyr”?
Conversation with Dr. Bijan Abdolkarimi, philosopher, writer, and university professor
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Bijan Abdolkarimi: You are the least of it; if the Hidden Imam were at the head of the government, would these issues not arise?
The vast majority of our presidents were not political figures.
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Hamidreza Taraghi: Under the current circumstances, the president’s resignation or impeachment is not in the best interests of the country and the system; it would disrupt the country’s management process.
If there is any criticism, it should also be raised in private meetings between parliament and the government; without the criticisms being made public.
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Hamidreza Taraghi: The expectation is not that Mr. Pezeshkian be a principlist; in the economic sphere, the Pezeshkian administration cannot be given a good grade
Due to governments' lack of belief in a resistance economy, this approach was not realized.
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