Did I miss the thread on the current revolution going on to free Iran?

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In the West, it was falsely reported that the Shah governed like a ruthless dictator. He was accused of suppressing political opposition through his secret police (SAVAK), which was known for torture, arbitrary arrests, and human rights abuses. U.S. Senator Ted Kennedy dubbed him “a despot, an oppressor, a tyrant.”

Western media fueled the campaign against him. Perloff notes how the revolution finally happened:

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Anonymous wrote:The idea that Israel is humanitarian and cares about women and children that aren’t their own is comical. Israel is looking for problems and creating another Iraq war for the us

Just like those peace loving Palestinians murdered, raped 1200 Israelis and kidnapped another 251 on Oct 7, including of course women and children. Pot, meet kettle.

This is why I do not believe the reports coming out of Iran. It’s the same people who said all of the above which turned out to be lies.

Wow, the Iranian propagandist has reached the point where she is claiming 10/7 didn’t happen.

It is so sad to see how morally bankrupt the progressive left in this country has become. I’m embarrassed I ever called myself a progressive.

It could also be foreign trolls who are paid to post this stuff.

But the Progressive Left is still not blameless. They are complicit. We all know if this was any other topic (let's say trans) and the trolls were incessantly posting negative stuff about trans, the thread would be shut down just like that.

You mean like yourself? How much do you get paid to post this sh#t?

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Two major events propelled the revolution in Iran. On the afternoon of August 19, 1978, a deliberate fire gutted the Rex Cinema in Abadan, killing 477 people, including many children with their mothers. Blocked exits prevented escape. The police learned that the fire was caused by Ruhollah Khomeini supporters, who fled to Iraq, where the ayatollah was in exile. But the international press blamed the fire on the Shah and his “dreaded SAVAK.” Furthermore, the mass murder had been timed to coincide with the Shah’s planned celebration of his mother’s birthday; it could thus be reported that the royal family danced while Iran wept. Communist-inspired rioting swept Iran.
According to the Shah himself, the United States basically ordered him to step down:

You cannot imagine the pressure the Americans were putting on me, and in the end it became an order…. How could I stay when the Americans had sent a general … to force me out? How could I stand alone against Henry Precht [the State Department Director for Iran] and the entire State Department?
Promoting Khomeini

Meanwhile, international support was being built for Ruhollah Khomeini, a cleric who didn’t like the changes the Shah had brought about, and also the mentor of Iran’s current supreme leader.

Riots and strikes ensued. A revolution erupted. And on February 1, 1979, Khomeini took power.

Terror immediately followed. Khomeini executed his opponents and slaughtered police officers suspected of loyalty to the Shah. “More Iranians were killed during Khomeini’s first month in power than in the Shah’s 37-year reign,” writes Perloff. “Yet Carter, Ted Kennedy, and the Western media, who had brayed so long about the Shah’s alleged ‘human rights’ violations, said nothing. Mass executions and torture elicited no protests. Seeing his country thus destroyed, the exiled Shah raged to an adviser: ‘Where are the defenders of human rights and democracy now?’”

So why did America’s foreign policy establishment betray their ally? Perloff suspects it came down to what it often does:

Iran ranks second in the world in oil and natural-gas reserves. Energy is critical to world domination, and major oil companies, such as Exxon and British Petroleum, have long exerted behind-the-scenes influence on national policies. The major oil companies had for years dictated Iranian oil commerce.

Quoting the Shah, Perloff writes:

In 1973 we succeeded in putting a stop, irrevocably, to sixty years of foreign exploitation of Iranian oil-resources…. In 1974, Iran at last took over the management of the entire oil-industry, including the refineries at Abadan and so on…. I am quite convinced that it was from this moment that some very powerful, international interests identified, within Iran, the collusive elements, which they could use to encompass my downfall.

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Anonymous wrote:What will Israel do? Here is an interesting thought, this revolution is interesting in that it is an internal uprising with limited outside agitators (unlike Syria that started domestically and was usurped by ISIS causing the domestic revolt to quickly die) because of this, no foreign powers have the ability to influence who will take the reigns if the current regime is toppled. Will Israel act to quash the revolution? If so what does that mean to supporters of Israel?

There's zero reason to think Israel would take action against internal Iranian dissent against the Iranian regime. The proposition is simply without any rational basis. The collapse of the Iranian regime can only be good news for the entire region, including Israel, as it is unlikely to be replaced with anything worse, and will more probably be replaced by a government less interested in supporting Palestinian terror and in exporting Islamist revolution.

The fall of the current Iranian government will be welcomed by everyone except the Palestinians, who are and have been dependent upon it to fund and support their terror activities. Without terror planning, preparation, and execution to occupy them, the Palestinians will then have the opportunity to become accustomed to life in their new 50% smaller Gaza they bought for themselves in return for Oct. 7.

So basically you're saying once Iran is overthrown then Israel can continue to commit genocide without any pushback.

No wonder Israeli supporters are so desperately seeking regime so they can finally eliminate Gazans once and for all.

I’m not PP nor a supporter of Israel but you do realize that you just admitted you want the Iranian people to continue to suffer under the absolute brutality of the regime so that the regime can continue to fund Gaza?

That’s a morally wrong take. You are wholly on the wrong side of both history and ethics.

Being on the side of killers of women and children has never been the right position in history. Sorry.

So then you support the destruction of the Iranian regime? Yes or no?

If you don’t support the killing of women and children, you cannot support the Ayatollah. However, it sounds like you want the regime to stay in power.

Please clarify.

Which women and children has the Ayatollah killed? That man isn’t even the president of Iran. The actual president of Iran Massoud Pezekhian is a heart surgeon who wants peace and a relationship with the US and with Israel. Are we forgetting that? Zeroing in on some firebrand religious cleric like the ayatollah who is 86 with one foot already in the grave is bizarre. Also, one of the ayatollah’s granddaughters weddings went viral because she was certainly not in a hijab or cloak but a western style cleavage cut dress.

Iran is the same country that does free gender reassignment surgery for trans. They have IVF and abortion. This idea that it’s some ultra conservative Islamic society isn’t true at all.

Islam like Judaism has hundreds and hundreds of rules and varying interpretations by men (some extreme, some moderate, some liberal) but people do what they want at the end of the day.

The idea that we should invade Iran and kill a population of 90 million, bankrupt global oil economies, and lose strategic ports because of Khomenei screaming death to America and Israel is insane. One firebrand isn’t worth world war 3 . Ayatollah isn’t Hitler

Man, the Iranian propagandists are out in force.

You cannot be serious in asking us to believe the government of Iran is not executing women and children, not after what we’ve seen them do to women and girls that dared not wear a hijab. Be for real, propagandist.

Israel projects what they do on to others. The ones killing women and children aren’t Iran

You are a shockingly bad propagandist. Try to gain some skills, please. This is not actually a debated fact, so you just look like an ignorant fool propping up a vicious government.

Why don't Israelis ever post any cites or sites?

Because they’ve been able to just make things up for decades, and anyone questioning their ridiculous claims gets thrown in jail.

I’m just here to watch the Iranian propagandists say with a straight face that the Iranian government doesn’t execute women. The audacity is notable.

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Or homosexuals.

Just like in Gaza.

FIFY.

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https://thenewamerican.com/us/politics/foreign-policy/will-america-and-israel-get-the-iranian-regime-change-they-want/

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Anonymous wrote:Where are the protests in the West this time?

“As the people of Iran brave another intensifying crackdown by their rulers after another effort to reclaim their basic rights from one of the world’s most repressive regimes, my question is: Where are the protests in the West? Specifically, where are all those defenders of persecuted Muslims who have been so active on the streets of New York, London, Sydney, Rome and elsewhere the past two years? Where are the demands for justice and freedom for the downtrodden victims of a brutally repressive state?

What is so different about the cause they have been espousing in their demonstrations over Gaza and the cause of the millions of innocent coreligionists 1,000 miles to their east? Those kaffiyeh-wearing, banner-waving, slogan-chanting activists say they were moved to protest, sometimes violently and unlawfully, by the plight of Muslims dispossessed of their lands and livelihoods, immiserated, starved, beaten and murdered by a savage regime.

Over the past two weeks, the clash between good and evil has seemed to be approaching a climax, and the brutality has escalated. Where are the student radicals disrupting classes? We all marveled at Queers for Palestine. Why don’t we have Queers for Iran, a country whose official attitude toward homosexuality is similar to Hamas’s? Where are the movie stars and pop icons with their beautifully produced plangent video pleas for justice? Why haven’t we heard condemnations from Zohran Mamdani, the mayor of New York, or Sadiq Khan, the mayor of London, pledging solidarity with the Iranians and demanding the end of the theocratic occupation? Why hasn’t dear little Greta Thunberg gotten herself arrested for passionately supporting the Iranian people against their overlords? Where is the International Criminal Court’s crack team of lawyers to investigate crimes against humanity and issue indictments against Ali Khamenei, Iran’s supreme leader, and Masoud Pezeshkian, the country’s president, as they did for Benjamin Netanyahu?”

https://www.wsj.com/opinion/iran-cracks-down-where-are-the-western-protests-791828d3?st=emDVpS

The U.S. protests are in front of the Iranian embassy in D.C……

oh wait

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The definition of insanity is repeating the same thing and expecting a different result.

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Anonymous wrote:What will Israel do? Here is an interesting thought, this revolution is interesting in that it is an internal uprising with limited outside agitators (unlike Syria that started domestically and was usurped by ISIS causing the domestic revolt to quickly die) because of this, no foreign powers have the ability to influence who will take the reigns if the current regime is toppled. Will Israel act to quash the revolution? If so what does that mean to supporters of Israel?

There's zero reason to think Israel would take action against internal Iranian dissent against the Iranian regime. The proposition is simply without any rational basis. The collapse of the Iranian regime can only be good news for the entire region, including Israel, as it is unlikely to be replaced with anything worse, and will more probably be replaced by a government less interested in supporting Palestinian terror and in exporting Islamist revolution.

The fall of the current Iranian government will be welcomed by everyone except the Palestinians, who are and have been dependent upon it to fund and support their terror activities. Without terror planning, preparation, and execution to occupy them, the Palestinians will then have the opportunity to become accustomed to life in their new 50% smaller Gaza they bought for themselves in return for Oct. 7.

So basically you're saying once Iran is overthrown then Israel can continue to commit genocide without any pushback.

No wonder Israeli supporters are so desperately seeking regime so they can finally eliminate Gazans once and for all.

I’m not PP nor a supporter of Israel but you do realize that you just admitted you want the Iranian people to continue to suffer under the absolute brutality of the regime so that the regime can continue to fund Gaza?

That’s a morally wrong take. You are wholly on the wrong side of both history and ethics.

Being on the side of killers of women and children has never been the right position in history. Sorry.

So then you support the destruction of the Iranian regime? Yes or no?

If you don’t support the killing of women and children, you cannot support the Ayatollah. However, it sounds like you want the regime to stay in power.

Please clarify.

Which women and children has the Ayatollah killed? That man isn’t even the president of Iran. The actual president of Iran Massoud Pezekhian is a heart surgeon who wants peace and a relationship with the US and with Israel. Are we forgetting that? Zeroing in on some firebrand religious cleric like the ayatollah who is 86 with one foot already in the grave is bizarre. Also, one of the ayatollah’s granddaughters weddings went viral because she was certainly not in a hijab or cloak but a western style cleavage cut dress.

Iran is the same country that does free gender reassignment surgery for trans. They have IVF and abortion. This idea that it’s some ultra conservative Islamic society isn’t true at all.

Islam like Judaism has hundreds and hundreds of rules and varying interpretations by men (some extreme, some moderate, some liberal) but people do what they want at the end of the day.

The idea that we should invade Iran and kill a population of 90 million, bankrupt global oil economies, and lose strategic ports because of Khomenei screaming death to America and Israel is insane. One firebrand isn’t worth world war 3 . Ayatollah isn’t Hitler

Man, the Iranian propagandists are out in force.

You cannot be serious in asking us to believe the government of Iran is not executing women and children, not after what we’ve seen them do to women and girls that dared not wear a hijab. Be for real, propagandist.

Israel projects what they do on to others. The ones killing women and children aren’t Iran

You are a shockingly bad propagandist. Try to gain some skills, please. This is not actually a debated fact, so you just look like an ignorant fool propping up a vicious government.

Why don't Israelis ever post any cites or sites?

Because they’ve been able to just make things up for decades, and anyone questioning their ridiculous claims gets thrown in jail.

I’m just here to watch the Iranian propagandists say with a straight face that the Iranian government doesn’t execute women. The audacity is notable.

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Or homosexuals.

Just like in Israel.

The PPP is right. You are a sick propagandist who seems to have zero grasp on reality.

She doesn't care about the iranian people, except to the extent their government funds anti-Israeli activity through Palestinian terrorists and propaganda like hers. She's all about trying to make excuses for why the Palestinians are a failed society, and her answer is always "Israel". Never Palestinian terror, corruption, culture of endless grievance, or perpetual reliance on global charity due to the absence of a functional civil economy, since foreign aid is diverted to terror activity. No matter the topic, she'll be there to try to inject Israel into the conversation, and always in a scurrilous manner.

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Anonymous wrote:What will Israel do? Here is an interesting thought, this revolution is interesting in that it is an internal uprising with limited outside agitators (unlike Syria that started domestically and was usurped by ISIS causing the domestic revolt to quickly die) because of this, no foreign powers have the ability to influence who will take the reigns if the current regime is toppled. Will Israel act to quash the revolution? If so what does that mean to supporters of Israel?

There's zero reason to think Israel would take action against internal Iranian dissent against the Iranian regime. The proposition is simply without any rational basis. The collapse of the Iranian regime can only be good news for the entire region, including Israel, as it is unlikely to be replaced with anything worse, and will more probably be replaced by a government less interested in supporting Palestinian terror and in exporting Islamist revolution.

The fall of the current Iranian government will be welcomed by everyone except the Palestinians, who are and have been dependent upon it to fund and support their terror activities. Without terror planning, preparation, and execution to occupy them, the Palestinians will then have the opportunity to become accustomed to life in their new 50% smaller Gaza they bought for themselves in return for Oct. 7.

So basically you're saying once Iran is overthrown then Israel can continue to commit genocide without any pushback.

No wonder Israeli supporters are so desperately seeking regime so they can finally eliminate Gazans once and for all.

I’m not PP nor a supporter of Israel but you do realize that you just admitted you want the Iranian people to continue to suffer under the absolute brutality of the regime so that the regime can continue to fund Gaza?

That’s a morally wrong take. You are wholly on the wrong side of both history and ethics.

Being on the side of killers of women and children has never been the right position in history. Sorry.

So then you support the destruction of the Iranian regime? Yes or no?

If you don’t support the killing of women and children, you cannot support the Ayatollah. However, it sounds like you want the regime to stay in power.

Please clarify.

Which women and children has the Ayatollah killed? That man isn’t even the president of Iran. The actual president of Iran Massoud Pezekhian is a heart surgeon who wants peace and a relationship with the US and with Israel. Are we forgetting that? Zeroing in on some firebrand religious cleric like the ayatollah who is 86 with one foot already in the grave is bizarre. Also, one of the ayatollah’s granddaughters weddings went viral because she was certainly not in a hijab or cloak but a western style cleavage cut dress.

Iran is the same country that does free gender reassignment surgery for trans. They have IVF and abortion. This idea that it’s some ultra conservative Islamic society isn’t true at all.

Islam like Judaism has hundreds and hundreds of rules and varying interpretations by men (some extreme, some moderate, some liberal) but people do what they want at the end of the day.

The idea that we should invade Iran and kill a population of 90 million, bankrupt global oil economies, and lose strategic ports because of Khomenei screaming death to America and Israel is insane. One firebrand isn’t worth world war 3 . Ayatollah isn’t Hitler

Man, the Iranian propagandists are out in force.

You cannot be serious in asking us to believe the government of Iran is not executing women and children, not after what we’ve seen them do to women and girls that dared not wear a hijab. Be for real, propagandist.

Israel projects what they do on to others. The ones killing women and children aren’t Iran

You are a shockingly bad propagandist. Try to gain some skills, please. This is not actually a debated fact, so you just look like an ignorant fool propping up a vicious government.

Why don't Israelis ever post any cites or sites?

Because they’ve been able to just make things up for decades, and anyone questioning their ridiculous claims gets thrown in jail.

I’m just here to watch the Iranian propagandists say with a straight face that the Iranian government doesn’t execute women. The audacity is notable.

+1
Or homosexuals.

Irony being that Israel has killed more LGBT people in the Middle East than any other country

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Anonymous wrote:The idea that Israel is humanitarian and cares about women and children that aren’t their own is comical. Israel is looking for problems and creating another Iraq war for the us

Just like those peace loving Palestinians murdered, raped 1200 Israelis and kidnapped another 251 on Oct 7, including of course women and children. Pot, meet kettle.

This is why I do not believe the reports coming out of Iran. It’s the same people who said all of the above which turned out to be lies.

Wow, the Iranian propagandist has reached the point where she is claiming 10/7 didn’t happen.

It is so sad to see how morally bankrupt the progressive left in this country has become. I’m embarrassed I ever called myself a progressive.

Nothing to be embarrassed about. Progressive Israeli is the aame as an American racial supremacist.

She's effectively a Holocaust Denier, deserving of the scorn she's receives in every thread where she injects herself to propagate her patent nonsense.

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Anonymous wrote:What will Israel do? Here is an interesting thought, this revolution is interesting in that it is an internal uprising with limited outside agitators (unlike Syria that started domestically and was usurped by ISIS causing the domestic revolt to quickly die) because of this, no foreign powers have the ability to influence who will take the reigns if the current regime is toppled. Will Israel act to quash the revolution? If so what does that mean to supporters of Israel?

There's zero reason to think Israel would take action against internal Iranian dissent against the Iranian regime. The proposition is simply without any rational basis. The collapse of the Iranian regime can only be good news for the entire region, including Israel, as it is unlikely to be replaced with anything worse, and will more probably be replaced by a government less interested in supporting Palestinian terror and in exporting Islamist revolution.

The fall of the current Iranian government will be welcomed by everyone except the Palestinians, who are and have been dependent upon it to fund and support their terror activities. Without terror planning, preparation, and execution to occupy them, the Palestinians will then have the opportunity to become accustomed to life in their new 50% smaller Gaza they bought for themselves in return for Oct. 7.

So basically you're saying once Iran is overthrown then Israel can continue to commit genocide without any pushback.

No wonder Israeli supporters are so desperately seeking regime so they can finally eliminate Gazans once and for all.

I’m not PP nor a supporter of Israel but you do realize that you just admitted you want the Iranian people to continue to suffer under the absolute brutality of the regime so that the regime can continue to fund Gaza?

That’s a morally wrong take. You are wholly on the wrong side of both history and ethics.

Being on the side of killers of women and children has never been the right position in history. Sorry.

So then you support the destruction of the Iranian regime? Yes or no?

If you don’t support the killing of women and children, you cannot support the Ayatollah. However, it sounds like you want the regime to stay in power.

Please clarify.

Which women and children has the Ayatollah killed? That man isn’t even the president of Iran. The actual president of Iran Massoud Pezekhian is a heart surgeon who wants peace and a relationship with the US and with Israel. Are we forgetting that? Zeroing in on some firebrand religious cleric like the ayatollah who is 86 with one foot already in the grave is bizarre. Also, one of the ayatollah’s granddaughters weddings went viral because she was certainly not in a hijab or cloak but a western style cleavage cut dress.

Iran is the same country that does free gender reassignment surgery for trans. They have IVF and abortion. This idea that it’s some ultra conservative Islamic society isn’t true at all.

Islam like Judaism has hundreds and hundreds of rules and varying interpretations by men (some extreme, some moderate, some liberal) but people do what they want at the end of the day.

The idea that we should invade Iran and kill a population of 90 million, bankrupt global oil economies, and lose strategic ports because of Khomenei screaming death to America and Israel is insane. One firebrand isn’t worth world war 3 . Ayatollah isn’t Hitler

Man, the Iranian propagandists are out in force.

You cannot be serious in asking us to believe the government of Iran is not executing women and children, not after what we’ve seen them do to women and girls that dared not wear a hijab. Be for real, propagandist.

Israel projects what they do on to others. The ones killing women and children aren’t Iran

You are a shockingly bad propagandist. Try to gain some skills, please. This is not actually a debated fact, so you just look like an ignorant fool propping up a vicious government.

Why don't Israelis ever post any cites or sites?

Because they’ve been able to just make things up for decades, and anyone questioning their ridiculous claims gets thrown in jail.

I’m just here to watch the Iranian propagandists say with a straight face that the Iranian government doesn’t execute women. The audacity is notable.

+1
Or homosexuals.

Irony being that Israel has killed more LGBT people in the Middle East than any other country

Of course. And Muslims tolerate them, right?

https://jweekly.com/2013/06/14/new-survey-taints-israels-gay-friendly-image/

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Anonymous wrote:What will Israel do? Here is an interesting thought, this revolution is interesting in that it is an internal uprising with limited outside agitators (unlike Syria that started domestically and was usurped by ISIS causing the domestic revolt to quickly die) because of this, no foreign powers have the ability to influence who will take the reigns if the current regime is toppled. Will Israel act to quash the revolution? If so what does that mean to supporters of Israel?

There's zero reason to think Israel would take action against internal Iranian dissent against the Iranian regime. The proposition is simply without any rational basis. The collapse of the Iranian regime can only be good news for the entire region, including Israel, as it is unlikely to be replaced with anything worse, and will more probably be replaced by a government less interested in supporting Palestinian terror and in exporting Islamist revolution.

The fall of the current Iranian government will be welcomed by everyone except the Palestinians, who are and have been dependent upon it to fund and support their terror activities. Without terror planning, preparation, and execution to occupy them, the Palestinians will then have the opportunity to become accustomed to life in their new 50% smaller Gaza they bought for themselves in return for Oct. 7.

So basically you're saying once Iran is overthrown then Israel can continue to commit genocide without any pushback.

No wonder Israeli supporters are so desperately seeking regime so they can finally eliminate Gazans once and for all.

I’m not PP nor a supporter of Israel but you do realize that you just admitted you want the Iranian people to continue to suffer under the absolute brutality of the regime so that the regime can continue to fund Gaza?

That’s a morally wrong take. You are wholly on the wrong side of both history and ethics.

Being on the side of killers of women and children has never been the right position in history. Sorry.

So then you support the destruction of the Iranian regime? Yes or no?

If you don’t support the killing of women and children, you cannot support the Ayatollah. However, it sounds like you want the regime to stay in power.

Please clarify.

Which women and children has the Ayatollah killed? That man isn’t even the president of Iran. The actual president of Iran Massoud Pezekhian is a heart surgeon who wants peace and a relationship with the US and with Israel. Are we forgetting that? Zeroing in on some firebrand religious cleric like the ayatollah who is 86 with one foot already in the grave is bizarre. Also, one of the ayatollah’s granddaughters weddings went viral because she was certainly not in a hijab or cloak but a western style cleavage cut dress.

Iran is the same country that does free gender reassignment surgery for trans. They have IVF and abortion. This idea that it’s some ultra conservative Islamic society isn’t true at all.

Islam like Judaism has hundreds and hundreds of rules and varying interpretations by men (some extreme, some moderate, some liberal) but people do what they want at the end of the day.

The idea that we should invade Iran and kill a population of 90 million, bankrupt global oil economies, and lose strategic ports because of Khomenei screaming death to America and Israel is insane. One firebrand isn’t worth world war 3 . Ayatollah isn’t Hitler

Man, the Iranian propagandists are out in force.

You cannot be serious in asking us to believe the government of Iran is not executing women and children, not after what we’ve seen them do to women and girls that dared not wear a hijab. Be for real, propagandist.

Israel projects what they do on to others. The ones killing women and children aren’t Iran

You are a shockingly bad propagandist. Try to gain some skills, please. This is not actually a debated fact, so you just look like an ignorant fool propping up a vicious government.

Why don't Israelis ever post any cites or sites?

Because they’ve been able to just make things up for decades, and anyone questioning their ridiculous claims gets thrown in jail.

I’m just here to watch the Iranian propagandists say with a straight face that the Iranian government doesn’t execute women. The audacity is notable.

+1
Or homosexuals.

Just like in Israel.

The PPP is right. You are a sick propagandist who seems to have zero grasp on reality.

She doesn't care about the iranian people, except to the extent their government funds anti-Israeli activity through Palestinian terrorists and propaganda like hers. She's all about trying to make excuses for why the Palestinians are a failed society, and her answer is always "Israel". Never Palestinian terror, corruption, culture of endless grievance, or perpetual reliance on global charity due to the absence of a functional civil economy, since foreign aid is diverted to terror activity. No matter the topic, she'll be there to try to inject Israel into the conversation, and always in a scurrilous manner.

Israel has attacked Iran for years many of those attacks were straight up war crimes. You do not care about the Iranian people only pushing Bibi’s Israeli propaganda. The US has no reason to attack Iran. The US should be allies with Iran. Only pro Israeli supporters are pushing this agenda. You all already have the next country you wish to attack and destroy in the propaganda pipeline - Turkey. Before that it was Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, etc.

The only forward is for Israel to become a democracy. This means full citizenship for the Palestinians including full voting right, no restrictions on representation, compensation for pains, suffering, stolen property and right to return.

Sorry the US is done with your endless wars, oppression, murder, destruction of neighboring state, etc.

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Israel cares about the women, children, and the LGBT. Israel’s answer is to bomb the country to smithereens to save them from their evil government.

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Anonymous wrote:Israel doesn't want a democratic Iran. They want a country that is devastated by constant civil war like they've done in Lebanon, and currently are doing with supporting the Syrian Kurds in Syria. They want to destabilize the entire region. It's the only way they can survive in the long term because everyone knows that no one supports a genocide state, which is much worse than the one in South Africa was.

Israeli minister says agents 'operating in Iran' amid protests

Israel's far-right Heritage Minister Amichai Eliyahu claimed on Thursday that Israeli agents are operating on the ground in Iran, amid protests triggered by a collapse of the Iranian rial and a severe economic crisis.

Speaking to Israel's Army Radio, Eliyahu said Israel had used on-the-ground agents during the 12-day war with Iran in June last year, adding that similar operatives are active during the country's current crisis.

"When we attacked in Iran during 'Rising Lion' we were on its soil and knew how to lay the groundwork for a strike. I can assure you that we have some of our people operating there right now," he said.

This. Destabilization is their greatest advantage (it worked for how many years with creating HAMAS?) a stable, organized and recognized government supported by their citizens is much more difficult to exploit and exposes the Israeli government for what they truly are.

Trump backtracked his hard line against Iran today. I wonder why, well I know why.