I am an American and am about to enter a field which highly relies on security clearances. However, I met a girl on-line who lives in Iran and I really like to visit her in the foreseeable future, so I can meet her family and see if they approve of me. I do have a few questions, though.Would I be welcome there as an American? Will police (or the IRGC) bother me? Would I get detained or interrogated upon my return to America? Would doing this void my security clearance? What if I made this trip multiple times?
>>2825503Hopefully Iran kidnaps this anon and forces him to work on nuclear enrichment with an electric shock implant inside his nutsack.
>>2825510I wish I was doing nuclear (pronounced nu-cu-lar) engineering I am in aerospace, though. (Not going to dox myself much more than that.Picrel are some fighter jets "Made in Iran" (though some people believe that they are just extensively modified pre-Revolution American aircraft).
loose lips sink ships. there is a non-0% chance that shes an MOIS glowie
>>2825503the short answer is yes. its either gonna be the job or the girl, my man. even if she was genuinely a completely innocent apolitical person, they would still not like that. you might get away with it for a while but the more often you trip their automated security screen (easy to do at airports) they will start looking into you harder
>>2825503from what I know anecdotally, having a contact in a country like Iran (much less visiting her) will fuck up your security clearanceI wouldn't disclose your relationship with her, maybe meet in a third country (UAE, Qatar, Turkey, etc) if you REALLY need to see hertravelers with American passports are unable to travel independently in Iran, so it's doubtful how much quality time you'd have
