The Larger Vision Between US/Iran/Israel War

[WiseDragon]

You are right, but there are a few points to consider. As far as I know, Iran also supported ISIS; for example, Qassem Soleimani killed many children in Syria, according to Syrian people. President Carter played a significant role in removing the Shah and bringing Khomeini to power. Iranian women have fought against the regime for over 47 years to now be able to go unveiled in some areas, although this is still against the law. In the early days, the regime would stab needles into the foreheads of unveiled women, and men were not allowed to wear t-shirts. Through many struggles, we have reached this point. Regarding Israel, Mossad agents have deeply infiltrated Iran, to the extent that more than half of the operations in the past week were carried out by Mossad inside Iran. Ultimately, both the Islamic Republic and Israel are problems.

The Iran issue with its new government after 1979 was one of the reasons why Carter's presidency was criticized so harshly by everybody, again, I do not think for a second that he 'brought' Khomeini to power in any way. The US aided the revolution like I said, but they didn't manage to install a pro US government, probably due to all the chaos.

The government of Iran stabbing women with needles in the forehead and killing kids for no reason sounds just like exaggerated nonsense propaganda to me, like them killing women who don't wear the hijab. Just know that Western medias have been trying to bring down Iran's government relentlessly since its creation, and stories like these are simply used as propaganda. Undoubtely women face significant issue in an Islamic regime, like in all other Islamic regimes, but I'd take with a grain of salt what you read in medias that are all owned by jews.

About Iran ever supporting ISIS, again I think that's also jewish propaganda. There is plenty of evidence pointing to Israel being the creator and funder of ISIS. ISIS never attacked Israel, they did just once by accident and they apologized lol. Israel even literally treated ISIS fighters in their own hospitals, just to send them back in the front lines. The crazy extremist ISIS attacked literally everyone, but when it attacked its master, it apologized. ISIS was actually Israel's attack dog, with the goal of attacking and doing terrorism against all of Israel's enemies in the region.

ISIS was a huge problem for Iran and they have been fighting it since forever, also because ISIS was exterminating followers of Shia Islam in the region, with all kinds of terrorism. Syria's new president, the anti-Iran jew, was literally an internationally wanted ISIS commander (the US had a 10million bounty on him), who killed hundreds, if not thousands of people, an actual true terrorist by defintion, but you have President Trump calling him a 'charming young guy'. At the same time the great Trump killed Soleimani, the man who actually played a crucial role in defeating ISIS, maybe out of spite because his beloved 'charming young guy' had to find another terror group to join.

 

[Helleniser]

ISIS was a huge problem for Iran and they have been fighting it since forever, also because ISIS was exterminating followers of Shia Islam in the region, with all kinds of terrorism. Syria's new president, the anti-Iran jew, was literally an internationally wanted ISIS commander (the US had a 10million bounty on him), who killed hundreds, if not thousands of people, an actual true terrorist by defintion, but you have President Trump calling him a 'charming young guy'. At the same time the great Trump killed Soleimani, the man who actually played a crucial role in defeating ISIS, maybe out of spite because his beloved 'charming young guy' had to find another terror group to join.

ISIS also destroyed Pagan temples and slaughtered all non-Sunni Muslims, but Jews got a pass for "some reason". As for Syria, it was a country of European standards before 2011. Now it's another Afghanistan.

 

[Tandecee]

The Iran issue with its new government after 1979 was one of the reasons why Carter's presidency was criticized so harshly by everybody, again, I do not think for a second that he 'brought' Khomeini to power in any way. The US aided the revolution like I said, but they didn't manage to install a pro US government, probably due to all the chaos.

The government of Iran stabbing women with needles in the forehead and killing kids for no reason sounds just like exaggerated nonsense propaganda to me, like them killing women who don't wear the hijab. Just know that Western medias have been trying to bring down Iran's government relentlessly since its creation, and stories like these are simply used as propaganda. Undoubtely women face significant issue in an Islamic regime, like in all other Islamic regimes, but I'd take with a grain of salt what you read in medias that are all owned by jews.

About Iran ever supporting ISIS, again I think that's also jewish propaganda. There is plenty of evidence pointing to Israel being the creator and funder of ISIS. ISIS never attacked Israel, they did just once by accident and they apologized lol. Israel even literally treated ISIS fighters in their own hospitals, just to send them back in the front lines. The crazy extremist ISIS attacked literally everyone, but when it attacked its master, it apologized. ISIS was actually Israel's attack dog, with the goal of attacking and doing terrorism against all of Israel's enemies in the region.

ISIS was a huge problem for Iran and they have been fighting it since forever, also because ISIS was exterminating followers of Shia Islam in the region, with all kinds of terrorism. Syria's new president, the anti-Iran jew, was literally an internationally wanted ISIS commander (the US had a 10million bounty on him), who killed hundreds, if not thousands of people, an actual true terrorist by defintion, but you have President Trump calling him a 'charming young guy'. At the same time the great Trump killed Soleimani, the man who actually played a crucial role in defeating ISIS, maybe out of spite because his beloved 'charming young guy' had to find another terror group to join.

Thank you. You made interesting points about ISIS; I need to research more—it's confusing that one terrorist regime eliminates another terrorist group, and it seems Trump doesn't have good taste in boys But regarding Iran, I'll speak more generally since I'm there myself. In the early years when the Islamic regime came to power, according to what people say, the things I mentioned really happened. Through protests and civil resistance, the cultural situation gradually improved, and the regime's strictness lessened. However, during protests, the regime literally massacres protesters, like the last time in 2022. I'd like to hear your opinion on Iran's future.

 

[ΑΡΗΣ_666]

All nations that are based on abrahamism and have their pillars standing on judaic ideas, beliefs and ways of living and don't provide any real value to the the world and humanity and don't try to bring us forward in any way or to the stars and sit on their ass all day long with no positive grand vision and action -
they are all disputable and replaceable. It's not the first time nations disappeared.

We need godly Nations, systems and civilizations going forward and not bullshit. Who cares.