I bet you'd look good in a burkha!


>they are too busy policing artists. It wasn't until 2000 thatIranian authorities permitted Googoosh, the most popular Iranian singer of the prerevolutionary era, to resume her career—albeit from abroad—after 21 years of forced silence. Their best Persian-language literature is still suppressed and only written and published abroad. Their media is still suppressed - the publication of any anti-Muslim sentiment is strictly forbidden - although they are guaranteed freedom of expression. Oh gosh, stop me now before I get started on women's rights :o)
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>>>Most of the crime in western states is centred around the "sink estates" (I guess you'd say the "projects" or ghettoes or slums). Would you advocate a huge police drop on these places, rounding up everyone and putting them in prison camps, to ensure you get the bad guys? I mean, where does one draw the line at these draconian measures? Wait a minute - Draco was just your apprentice!
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>>>Poor analogy - our government prosecutes those who commit crimes. When was the last time you heard Ahmadinejad seeking out a terrorist network in his own country???
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>>This year. They were trying to destabilize the government and hopefully incite an uprising. They were funded and organized by a friendly foreign force visiting the neighborhood. But then if even I have heard about it, then they won't get far.