TEHRAN-- A Brazilian teacher of Arab descent states Iran is a game changer in West Asia and the larger area.

Iran is the balance and the game changer for West Asia, Bruno Beaklini informs the Tehran Times.Beaklini, who holds PhD in political science, believes that without Iran, the Zionist regime would have damaged the totality of a lot of Muslim countries in the entire region.

Here is the full text of the interview: How do you see the political state of West Asia (Middle East) after the birth of the Islamic Revolution in Iran in 1979? I should discuss that this answer originates from a various perspective.

In a Latin American viewpoint we can compare to the Cuban Revolution.

From a Middle Eastern point of view it changes the entire area, replacing the Pan-Arabism (that formed everyone, including by the thoughts of my Grandpa, a fan of basic Nasser and Michel Aflaq) after the betrayal of Camp David.

After the 1979 movement and the nationalization of complete oil complex (starting in Abadan refinery as the symbol of Iranian strength) we can finally do have a sovereign nation with abilities to combat Zionism and Anglo Saxon imperialism (with U.S.

as the inheritor of GB).

Sadly, Iran had to face the Sacred Resistance versus Saddam Husseins stupidity.

Gladly after 1988 the Axis of Resistance could be developed by the veterans of Khuzestan campaign and based upon a varied economy related to the oil and gas complexity.How did the Islamic Republic bring some changes to world order at the beginning of the 21st century?Iran has actually been suffering U.S.

blockade and sanctions since 1979.

A similar situation to Cuba, suffering financial sabotage and until the mid-1990s, being a target of U.S.

sponsored terrorism.

We can develop the contrast to Zionism terrorism (likewise U.S.

sponsored) and the weekly attempts against Iran installations and goals.

The capacity to withstand of this big war machine is very important.

I believe that the next step is to accompany Asian advancement and get rid of U.S.

dollar as international currency.Same circumstance to the having access to Swift System prohibited by tyrants in Washington and the NYC/London financial markets.

Iran is extremely well arranged in Defense and high tech advancements, however the monetary and worldwide company structures must be developed having deep connections to choice makers and parts of the general public opinion in important nations like Brazil, South Africa and a full series of middle powers (for example, Malaysia and Indonesia).

If it is achieved the Republic will be more understood in an extensive perspective and will have complete conditions to advance as a source of soft power.

Without Iran, Zionists would have destroyed the totality of Palestine, Lebanon and Syria, very same situation with their allies in Yemen.

So, besides having serious challenges in the domestic politics, Iran is the balance and the video game changer for West Asia and the greater region.

How do you assess the hostility against the Islamic Republic by the U.S.

and its allies over the last 44 years? What are the major reasons of this hostility according to your observation?The U.S.

operates as the inheritor of GB imperialism all over the world, but specifically in the Middle East.

They have their tactical ally - the Zionist Apartheid - and full conditions to attempt to manage the middle powers and the oil production as the support for the international commerce.

There is no dollar tyranny without the oil prices manage.

The U.S.

organized the coup detat against Dr Mossadeghs government in 1953 and tried to stop the process began in the Iranian Constitution process in 1905.

Having the so- called Pahlavi dynasty (a former Russian Persian Cossack!) controlling one side of the Persian Gulf and your home of Saud on the other side they felt safe on being the navy authorities of the Strait of Hormuz as their allies Britain and Spain carry out in Gibraltar and the Mediterranean path to the Atlantic.

For Washington it is not appropriate to have a sovereign country with s great and effective Navy fleet defying them while safeguard the Iranian national water limitations.

The foreign policy of Iran, with great anti- imperialist positions, likewise not appropriate to the U.S.

Third, the right conception that the Zionist entity is a fake state developed by European conquerors.

In the 21st century, the Iranian clinical advancement - and not only nuclear capabilities - changed the country to a long-term target for the U.S.

civil hawks and their Zionist allies.How do you examine the position of Iran in the Islamic world after the transformation? What are the chances and challenges?First, I must be intellectually sincere and affirm that I am not an Islamic believer, but do have complete regard for this spiritual tradition.

My family comes from Maronite Lebanon and my grandpa was a nationalist and pan-Arabist.

Going through the answer, it seems to me that Iran searches for modernity and function as a model for other Islamic countries.

I repeat that some delicate situations need to be solved and the inner public argument goes on.

I likewise recognize that a reputable modern society is an objective for all Islamic world, but this is more difficult with takfiri terrorism networks (very useful for Western countries) and with domestic sabotage backed by the Zionist and U.S.

intelligence services.

The balance of modernity, stability and civil rights is a difficulty for all Islamic world and also deserving to exercise complete sovereignty.

Those are the great opportunities, accomplishing that balance, moving forward on economic advancements and establishing real models or republican organizations inside nations with Islamic majorities.

In a historical viewpoint it is rather similar to the late 18th and entire 19th centuries throughout the numerous Islamic Revivalism , as occurred in Malaysia against the British intrusion.

In this century, the chance is to have excellent relationship inside the Islamic world - appreciating its own variety - and diminishing the area for capitalist greed inside those societies.