By M. Sarjov a political activist based in London,
Iran;
Iran as a state has not conciliated with itself. Iran with
huge natural resources and it is still a poor third world country. The Arab, Baluch, Kurd, Turk, Turkoman and
Persian, constitute Iran population. Each group has its own homeland, language
and culture and grievances against Persian and centralised powers apart from
Baluch, and 80 percent Kurd the rest are the follower of the Shiite religion.
The Shiite was the source that created modern Iran. The
Shiite is the sources that unite the current majority population of Iran. But
the religious legitimacy has been challenged by the younger generation and
religion is losing it grip. Apart from the Shiite religious the Iranian
population has not another source to unite the majority of population.
Centralised powers,
Population growth, shortage of resources, modernity, are challenging the state
integrity. We believe Iran is heading toward ethnic conflict once Shiite
doctrine loses it status as the source of unifying the majority of Iranian
population. Iran is a Shiite religion empire and its end is not far.
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