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Old 24th September 2006, 04:02 AM   #24
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Now, is everybody able to discuss the *contents* of the book instead of
his writer or history of Iran ?
It was my understanding the book has an extensive amount of historical content. Am I incorrect? I don't have my copy yet, so I really don't know. If there is no historical content then I agree the discussion of Manouchehr's historical perspective is off-topic and I will prevent it from proceeding any further. Otherwise, I will simply continue to insist the discussion continue in a civil manner.

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But he's not in this forum and will never join, so mine are worthless words.
I don't think your words are worthless at all. Why would his refusal to join our conversation make them so?

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And, let's say, there are enough worthless words in the air these days...
Frankly, this is cryptic and unecessary.
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