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Comments: And the latest on X now, one of more prominent accounts supporting monarchy just posted that the opposition questioning RPG or their presence in the demonstrations is the reason why he’s been unable to fight the Islamic regime. As the old saying goes, let the blame games begin 🤪🤪🤪
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Comments: US slowly but surely is building assets in and around Persian Golf territory. I am guessing Israel is pushing hard for a military strike whereas US is dragging their feet. Iran is on full alert.
Comments: Faramarz, This was the monster storm! Over 2 feet of snow. Plows are on overdrive but can’t catch up. It stopped snowing so hopefully they will clear the roads. My driveway is a mess! The guy who does the gardening during the summer is the plow person for the winter. He is ignoring my calls since late yesterday. I got nowhere to go and plenty of food. Just cozying with the fireplace, good music and watching the beautiful white backyard.
Comments: This week chaos schedule revolves around his ballroom 🤪
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Comments: So what is going on today? Are we invading Iran, Greenland, Minnesota, or some other shit to distract from the miserable economy and inflation?
Comments: I wish I was there Zinsky. I miss snow. It was 70 here yesterday. Probably will be the same today. 
Comments: 2 feet of snow and temperatures in teens. 🥶
Comments: mocking trump is easy
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Comments: You make us look goofy https://www.youtube.com/shorts/5LBHS-gPbfM
Comments: Iran's exiled prince accuses West of 'throwing protesters under bus' in scathing rant
Comments: Internet is slowly coming back and calls are being made, mainly one way from Iran. I had conversations with family and everyone is talking about a military operation in coming days. They are sheltering in place and avoiding areas near military bases, police stations and specific areas they know being used for the basij! Rumors, bullshit or … I really don’t know
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Comments: “ We had that system 50 years ago and guess what happened? The powers to be did not like that.” Exactly my point. Shah was playing the game as it was set by the big guys until he didn’t. He deviated a little and all went to shit. My question has always been whether the West knew who they will dealing with when they supported Khomeini or he fucked them after obtaining the power! I have heard from both sides. One group believes that Khomeini was supposed to last few months and more pro west group would take over. The other group believes that this was always the plan. They knew and supported Khomeini to keep Iran in limbo and enjoy the infighting inside and outside.
Comments: Shah trusted US and got fucked by them. Not only they helped remove him, they basically killed him soon after. It might be just me but US might be worried that The Pahlavi family could still be very pissed at them and give a chance, they will not play their game as dictated. Either way, as of now, US and the West are not fully behind Reza.
Comments: At least to me Shah was a great friend of the west and even east until he decided or assumed he had more power than he did. He started asking for stuff from them in a fair manner. Whomever chosen by the major powers, needs to understand the power play. No one cares about Iran’s internal affairs. As long as they play nice with the big boys, they can rule as they wish. As soon as the counties like ours ask for level playing field, the human rights and people’s suffering becomes the excuse for them to pressure them. That is basically the relationship between the Arab world and the rest of the world. Obey the rules set by the big guys and we will leave you alone. Question anything, we will either replace you by force or get your citizens do it for us with our help.
Comments: I hear you. Unfortunately, we are not one of the arab countries. We had that system 50 years ago and guess what happened? The powers to be did not like that. I think the important question here is why are they okay with arab countries like that but not us. I can think of two possibilities: 1. We are much more important in the geopolitical land escape with many more resources, now add to oil, copper, and uranium lithium. 2. They did not like who was ruling Iran 50 years ago. It may be both. But what is clear to me is that they want the country to split and be weak, just like what Haloo said. They do not want regime change. I agree with this assessment since regime change could have been done a number of times. Even now, they are not really after regime change. If that was the goal the 12 day war would have gone a very different way and the green and Mahsa movements would have gone very differently. It is clear that they want constant conflict in Iran. And the only purpose is to eventually split the country. All other hopes and dreams that people have are just that and not shared by the external people who are running the show. So, I share Haloo's grave concerns. going with the foreign queue IMO is the marching order to split Iran. |
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