Bleed The Freak
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What a fukkin clusterfukk
Official War With Iran Thread
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breh, Helen Keller could see how this is gonna play out in 2028
Dems are gonna move toward tempering support for Israel. but you're gonna stamp your feet like little girls, claim it "isn't enough", and advocate for staying home and letting Republicans win again. despite the fact that the average progressive couldn't find "palestine" on a blank map
go ahead; tell me i'm lying
Majority of the party and independents have made their demands known.
It’s up to the party to meet those demands in exchange for votes.
The ball is in the party’s court. I hope they don’t fukk it up…….but if history is any indication, they will fukk it up.
the cac mamba
Veteran
i was wondering if progressives were gonna lean towards "Lose For Palestine" or "Lose For Illegal Immigrants" in 2028
thanks for clearing it up
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
Iran says its ambassador won't leave Beirut despite Lebanon ordering his expulsion
Leaders warn the rift is hurting diplomacy and efforts to disarm Hezbollah that began before the current war.
www.pbs.org
Lebanon’s ban on Hezbollah ‘activities’: bold but difficult to implement
Hezbollah sent a challenge to Nawaf Salam's government when it retaliated against Israel again on Tuesday.
Assassination of Rafic Hariri - Wikipedia
Keep projecting. You're the propagandist. Only colonial invader here is Iran and their criminal lapdogs
Iran says its ambassador won't leave Beirut despite Lebanon ordering his expulsion
Leaders warn the rift is hurting diplomacy and efforts to disarm Hezbollah that began before the current war.
Lebanon’s ban on Hezbollah ‘activities’: bold but difficult to implement
Hezbollah sent a challenge to Nawaf Salam's government when it retaliated against Israel again on Tuesday.www.aljazeera.com
Assassination of Rafic Hariri - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Keep projecting. You're the propagandist. Only colonial invader here is Iran and their criminal lapdogs
No one outside of demented Zionists would call Iran is a colonial invader.
Unfortunately for you and the other Zionist pigs, The world has grown wise to your sophistry.
i was wondering if progressives were gonna lean towards "Lose For Palestine" or "Lose For Illegal Immigrants" in 2028
thanks for clearing it up
Are you posting from 2024?
Have you seen the polling on ICE and Israel?
Surprisingly, The people are seeing the light despite overwhelming propaganda. Tell your moderate Dem leaders to make adjustments or lose.
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
Observatory of Political and Economic Networks
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Iran-backed PMFs are destabilising Iraq’s disputed regions
These groups are undermining efforts to improve Erbil-Baghdad relations and reestablish security in the north.
Iran is an imperialist, colonialist, OCCUPIER!
Observatory of Political and Economic Networks
Iran-backed PMFs are destabilising Iraq’s disputed regions
These groups are undermining efforts to improve Erbil-Baghdad relations and reestablish security in the north.
Iran is an imperialist, colonialist, OCCUPIER!
This shameless Zionist has the nerve to bring up Syrian civil war engineered by imperialist is America and their Israeli Masters.
Not only do Zionists have no respect for truth or humanity they have zero shame.
Mister Terrific
It’s Great to be a Michigan Wolverine
Even did their best America impression. Sunk 50 billion dollars to keep a murderous dictator afloat just to see him run away when the going got tough.Observatory of Political and Economic Networks
Iran-backed PMFs are destabilising Iraq’s disputed regions
These groups are undermining efforts to improve Erbil-Baghdad relations and reestablish security in the north.
Iran is an imperialist, colonialist, OCCUPIER!
He's just racist , nothing else to it. It's why he keep calling Palestinians terrorists when they're the ones who were attacked by the Jewish settlers in the first place with terrorist attacks and got their land stolen. Most of the Palestinians that live in the west bank and Gaza are children, hes just sick demented and racist.Are you posting from 2024?
Have you seen the polling on ICE and Israel?
Surprisingly, The people are seeing the light despite overwhelming propaganda. Tell your moderate Dem leaders to make adjustments or lose.
Just in case the man who made this historically bad take tries to position himself as your intellectual superior
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
Ngl if Iran really had the moral high ground they would be letting grain ships through so people don't starve to death in Africa and Asia
Seems like another example of Iran refusing to respect internatinal humanitarian law and human rights.
These are absolutely prosecutable war crimes.
www.hrw.org
Seems like another example of Iran refusing to respect internatinal humanitarian law and human rights.
These are absolutely prosecutable war crimes.
Iran: Deliberate Attacks on Civilian Ships Apparent War Crimes
Iranian forces appear to have deliberately targeted at least two civilian commercial ships in and around the Strait of Hormuz on March 11, 2026, which would amount to war crimes, Human Rights Watch said today. The attacks, and threat of attack, may also contribute to significant global cost...
Mister Terrific
It’s Great to be a Michigan Wolverine
Two Leftists Celebrated The Ayatollah's Arrival. One Was Beheaded By Him.
Maryam Rafiei (right) and Sahar Mohammadi (left) celebrate the Ayatollah’s arrival in 1979.
There is a photograph that surfaces every few years, usually when Iran returns to the world’s attention. Two young women in a jubilant spirit. They are students; left-leaning, hopeful, the sort of young people who believe history is something they can help push forward through moral intellectualism and the promise of modernity. One of them holds a portrait of the cleric who had just become the unlikely symbol of a revolution.
The cleric was the now deceased Ayatollah Khomeini. The year is 1979.
The photograph is often said to show Maryam Rafiei on the right and Sahar Mohammadi on the left. The identities are sometimes debated; history is not always careful with captions; but the symbolism attached to the image has become almost canonical. Two progressive students celebrating the revolution that toppled Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, smiling beneath a portrait of the man whose regime would eventually erase people just like them.
It is the smile that lingers.
In the winter of 1979, Tehran was briefly a city where incompatible dreams shared the same street. Marxists, liberal intellectuals, devout clerics, and student radicals marched together in opposition to the monarchy. For many on the left, the alliance with the Islamic movement was tactical, temporary; a revolutionary convergence that would eventually produce democracy. Instead, it produced the Islamic Republic. The same one that has now killed over 40,000 Iranian protestors this year within just 2 days and the body bags to show for it.
Within two years after the 1979 revolution, the new state had consolidated power under the doctrine of clerical rule. Leftist newspapers were banned, universities purged, political parties dismantled. The revolution began devouring those who had helped create it.
The story attached to the photograph says that Maryam Rafiei, the young woman on the right, was executed (beheaded) roughly a decade later during the 1988 Mass Executions of Iranian Political Prisoners. In that summer alone, thousands of prisoners, many of them secular leftists, were executed after brief interrogations inside Iranian prisons. Human rights groups estimate that between 4,000 and 5,000 people were killed in a matter of weeks.
The woman on the left, Sahar Mohammadi, is often said to have fled Iran and now lives in exile in Sweden.
Whether every detail is perfectly documented matters less than the historical pattern the image evokes. The Iranian revolution did not merely defeat its enemies. It eliminated its allies.
purgatoryisnotaplace.substack.com
Maryam Rafiei (right) and Sahar Mohammadi (left) celebrate the Ayatollah’s arrival in 1979.
There is a photograph that surfaces every few years, usually when Iran returns to the world’s attention. Two young women in a jubilant spirit. They are students; left-leaning, hopeful, the sort of young people who believe history is something they can help push forward through moral intellectualism and the promise of modernity. One of them holds a portrait of the cleric who had just become the unlikely symbol of a revolution.
The cleric was the now deceased Ayatollah Khomeini. The year is 1979.
The photograph is often said to show Maryam Rafiei on the right and Sahar Mohammadi on the left. The identities are sometimes debated; history is not always careful with captions; but the symbolism attached to the image has become almost canonical. Two progressive students celebrating the revolution that toppled Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, smiling beneath a portrait of the man whose regime would eventually erase people just like them.
It is the smile that lingers.
In the winter of 1979, Tehran was briefly a city where incompatible dreams shared the same street. Marxists, liberal intellectuals, devout clerics, and student radicals marched together in opposition to the monarchy. For many on the left, the alliance with the Islamic movement was tactical, temporary; a revolutionary convergence that would eventually produce democracy. Instead, it produced the Islamic Republic. The same one that has now killed over 40,000 Iranian protestors this year within just 2 days and the body bags to show for it.
Within two years after the 1979 revolution, the new state had consolidated power under the doctrine of clerical rule. Leftist newspapers were banned, universities purged, political parties dismantled. The revolution began devouring those who had helped create it.
The story attached to the photograph says that Maryam Rafiei, the young woman on the right, was executed (beheaded) roughly a decade later during the 1988 Mass Executions of Iranian Political Prisoners. In that summer alone, thousands of prisoners, many of them secular leftists, were executed after brief interrogations inside Iranian prisons. Human rights groups estimate that between 4,000 and 5,000 people were killed in a matter of weeks.
The woman on the left, Sahar Mohammadi, is often said to have fled Iran and now lives in exile in Sweden.
Whether every detail is perfectly documented matters less than the historical pattern the image evokes. The Iranian revolution did not merely defeat its enemies. It eliminated its allies.
Two Leftists Celebrated The Ayatollah's Arrival.
One Was Beheaded By Him.
purgatoryisnotaplace.substack.com
Looks like the Iranians are trying to disrupt Trump’s pump and dump market manipulation.
