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5. Doing scientific work in a theocracy.

Tue Dec 25, 2012, 06:26 PM

Dec 2012

Strange bedfellows.

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Lawmaker criticizes Russian women at Iran nuclear plant ignoring Islamic dress code [View all] bananas Dec 2012 OP

I hope the influence of the Russian scaflaw will encourage iemitsu Dec 2012 #1

This is much more than a dress code for the nation. pennylane100 Dec 2012 #9

I just got around to checking my posts. pennylane100 Jan 2013 #14

Thanks. I'm sure we do agree on this matter. iemitsu Jan 2013 #15

I used to think that too. Brigid Jan 2013 #16

Yep, seems so. :( iemitsu Jan 2013 #17

This is what happens when church and state are not seperate. Joey Liberal Dec 2012 #2

Doing scientific work in a theocracy. Turbineguy Dec 2012 #5

The Iranian government will not follow suit. David__77 Dec 2012 #6

Doesn't make sense Why Syzygy Dec 2012 #7

Maybe the two goats and three barrels of crude they offered.... DeSwiss Dec 2012 #8

For a Russian? Two goats and three barrels of crude is a lot of money happyslug Dec 2012 #11

Because it's so easy to work when you are required to dress in a bag. Matariki Dec 2012 #12

It is their country John.Mekki Jan 2013 #18

Brave statement. crim son Jan 2013 #19

thats the way I feel AlecBGreen Jan 2013 #20

i disagree AlecBGreen Jan 2013 #21