He was patriotism, not nationalism

  Saeed Hajjarian, a political activist in an interview with Homeland:

Now, they are easily tagged on people, and this is a dangerous task.  The fact is that its influence is silent, and it speaks.

That is, the depth of the field must be accurate and not drowned in the moment.  The attention must be briefly focused on: one is the root of people.

Those who change ideology in the form of ideology at once convert to Islam and change the compound, generally not sure.  The second is rationality.

Those who seek to undermine rational decisions and collective anti -rationality and specifically non -non -religious are usually destructive.  In addition, there are other factors that are not allowed to plan in this conversation.