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International law is no such thing
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I think you are wrong in saying 20% of Iranians are Muslim, more like 95% identify as Muslim. Another example of what happens when extreme religious ideology is allowed to run the secular state. We keep the separation of religion from the state for very good reasons. As for these catastrophic failed states, religious and others finding true stability within, not likely without a seismic shift in the general social and economic conditions within the society. The rise of extremists regimes is not by accident, its the result of dysfunctional human conditions existing within the state, or its the replacement of one radical regime with another, without fundamental social and economic change occurring.
Give you two examples, both subjected to the pain of catastrophic war. One Czarist Russia 1917, a radical change occurred within the state without fundamental social and economic change, inequality and oppression continued for another 80 years. Two Japan 1945, the downfall of the Imperial regime, but with social and economic reform Japan is now a successful modern state.