What’s with this suicidal empathy some liberal white women have with Islam?? Do they not research that Islam is a very strict religion that is more conservative than Christianity??

Sometimes I hope Muslims become majority in countries like France and UK so that Sharia law is implemented throughout the country and then maybe these fools will realize what people like Iranians had to go through… now chances are it won’t be as nearly brutal as what the IR regime did in Iran… but I would love to see how they react when they can’t have pride parades and drink beer in public ☠️!

HBU?

As someone who is interested in Persian culture, it feels wrong having a bordering Persian speaking country ruined by islamic radicalism. Many secular Afghans that I've met in America seemed to have solidarity with Iranians.

Azadiye mardumemun nazdike bavaram shode. Aknun, fishar tuye Iran balatarine.

Banka hich kudumeshun nemizaran mardum pul dar biyaran. Benzin chenun gerun shode, khorak chenun gerun shode. Mardumaye Iran goshnashunan.

Ye ruzi bidar mishin tuye televizyon mibinin parchame shiro khorshidemuno hameja tuye Iran dare mitabune, azad shodim. Az en zamane tariki gozashtim.

Hamin ruza be payane farmanravayiye islami miresim.

@Yashar on instagram:

Recently, there have been calls from an unknown source (Syrian country code) with the Iranians in the south, urging them not to support the IRGC:

"The reactionary IRGC has disconnect you from the world, they keep you far away from the intel of the world, they have taken your economy away from you, they do not allow you to have freedom and make decisions for yourselves and your families, do not support the IRGC and think about the survival/prevail of your own families ×2"

Iran's currency has fallen to an all-time low, trading at more than 2.25 million rials per US dollar.

The country is also facing severe energy shortages, with fuel smuggling, damaged or neglected oil and gas infrastructure and the high fuel consumption of domestic vehicles contributing to the problem.

The government is under pressure to address fuel shortages while limiting the impact of higher petrol prices on households and the wider economy.

Pezeshkian has acknowledged the difficulty of imposing further economic pressure on the population.

"People are now on the edge; if I impose another pressure, they may fall off," he said during a televised appearance about domestic petrol prices and inflation.

His administration plans to halve monthly petrol quotas and double the price of one of the three petrol quota tiers. Pezeshkian has avoided broader price increases because they could raise logistics costs and add to inflation, which is already affecting households across the country.

Iranian authorities are increasingly concerned that economic hardship could trigger protests similar to the large antigovernment fuel demonstrations of 2019 and 2020.

IRGC intelligence has said the United States, Israel and their Western allies are shifting towards encouraging "pressure from within" to foment protests.

Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf has described domestic unrest as a distinct security challenge alongside the country's other areas of confrontation.

"The fourth battlefield is the street – the social field," Ghalibaf said, referring to the threat of unrest alongside military, diplomatic and economic battlefields.

Police Chief Ahmad-Reza Radan has ordered continuous monitoring of potential "pretexts" for protests, including petrol prices, unemployment and livelihoods.

Doroud azizan,

I am trying to figure out, what is happening.

From my understanding, in Iran there is three major influences. Russia (as we are in their sphere of influence, as how they trained etelaat, and as how they will do anything they can to not let Iran fall into American’s hand), CIA and Mossad (obvious reasons), and regime’s ideological forces. China is also an actor, but much less than Russia as we are much closer to Russia. China does gives Iran equipment and intelligence though.

I think, IRGC is split in three factions:
Russia’s
Mossad and CIA’s
Ideological

The actual fight under the hood is between these three, but no one holds absolute power hence, making a coup not likely.

A revolution is almost impossible, as in all modern revolutions, army sides with people (much like 79 and nepal), but with islamic revolutionary guards, that is not possible. Unless army wants to go to civil war with irgc (Russia and ideological faction), which is not much probable.

Israel’s goal appears to be making Iran a failed state. From one hand they fund Kurds, and from another hand, they influence with their psy ops that kurds are seperatists, e.g., wanting a federal state or the right to education in their mother language is seperatism (which is not but i have seen this fallacy numerous times). We are in a climate that unity between Kurds and monarchists seems impossible. I do not think these happened naturally. There is vast amount of money spent on psy ops in Farsi.

RP’s advisors are ex regimi politicians that are now getting money from NUFDi and and FDD which is funded by Israelis, which makes them most likely double agents with leaning more towards Israel. These advisors have pushed iranians toward polarisation, and destroyed the unity we had in the Mahsa charter in georgetown. It was not random that ex regimi and then pahlavi advisor started a disinformation campaign against esmailion, right after the charter was signed, and which was followed by a coordinated social media campaign. Regime wanted to give people hope, and then crush it.

What is your analysis?