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Me when Iran doesn't do anything else because they're🐈🐈🐈
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@Votto007
folks who made a quick career off of whingeing about masks are finding it hard to transition into a new career
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Raisi speaking on his childhood and youth:
'We lived in a very hard condition... We faced serious poverty. We felt poverty and deprivation in the true sense of the word... When I was a seminarian, I had no more than one toman to my name.'
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they are the hope of the orphans because they themselves were orphaned by zionist aggression.
Anyone who says these men are anything other than heroes is an enemy of humanity.
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@AllezLesBoulez
@ndtank6731
It's not piracy, and calling it that is an insult to the brave Yemeni men who are doing everything in their capacity to help their brothers in Gaza.
Not a single human soul was killed by the Yemeni naval blockade on 'Israel'. The most humanitarian 'piracy' in history.
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that's not a psyop mate. that's hamas official stance
New Israeli psyop
This was “found” in the house of a “Hamas fighter”
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@Gravantus
@Bellator1096
@Goodtweet_man
Yep that's the thing about JP: the edits are indistinguishable from the real
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bro already summed up the issue well here, but now i will say the same thing but longer and less eloquently.
i think it's important to clarify the methodology of the resistance axis, because a lot of folks have expectations from them which may stem from unfamiliarity.
@muwahid189
I’m sure they’re all very keen to impress you and get your approval.
In the meantime, Iran and it’s allies have trained, armed and given extensive expertise to the resistance in Gaza, without which it could not have achieved what it has today.
But sure, you just “wait and see”.
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@RazanSpeaks
@thinking_muslim
@omarsuleiman504
@jalalayn
A third of Zionist manpower is deployed at the northern front to fight against those whom you imagine 'committed crimes' against your brethren in Syria.
What percentage of Zionist manpower is fighting you, Mr Suleiman? Right: zero.
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Brilliant thread. I would like to add: this stance of the Islamic Republic is rooted in a religious edict of Imam Khomeini, who endorsed paying religious dues (zakat and khums) to Palestinian resistance factions, regardless of their ideological affiliations.
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You cannot legally view this thread in EU countries because apparently being against sectarianism is illegal 🤔
Thread 🧵- Dangers of Sectarianism:
The growing unity across the Arab & Islamic world is a popular manifestation of the Unity of the Fields between resistance groups of all backgrounds, stood together as brothers at arms.
Most crucially: the beautiful unity between Shia & Sunna.
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@WitsEnd48
it's the same with their military doctrine.
while there is no such thing as settler 'civilians' (besides children), the resistance still seeks to avoid the deaths of their 'civilians'.
it is not a level of restraint i can comprehend. i have to just sit and be in awe of it.
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@yungchomsky
it will only happen after the collapse of the zionist experiment.
they will do an about face and pretend they always found it abhorrent.
same they did with apartheid in south africa.
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The same Leila Khaled who called Haj Qasem Soleimani a son of Palestine? 🤔
the portrait of leila khaled, the kurdish slogan of jin jiyan azadi in the background, pure art
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الله اکبر
Millions of us Iranians HATE to hear, “Allahu Akbar” the Muslim call to Prayer. Why? Because our FUCKING government is going to execute another innocent political prisoner tomorrow morning right after the call for prayer. It is always like that. For 40 years when we hear “Allahu
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Points 2 and 3 are valid, but I am going to speak a bit about Point 1.
The TLDR version: it's not true.
The long version🧵
Regarding an Egyptian tourist's video of Iranians eating during Ramadan:
The following is true:
1) Religiosity is down in Iran. The decline was already underway during the Shah's time, but the current government has sped it up. This is also in line with global trends toward
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their minds are stuck in the first world war. they think the resistance should sit there in a trench and occasionally throw waves and waves of men at the opposing trench.
low IQ mentality
Of course, most map-peddlers are either Zionists or half-witted fanboys of the US war machine who are still stuck worshipping the supposed supremacy of western armies and aerial bombardment, so they have a lot of catching up to do even before we ask them to add a 3rd dimension.
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“Despite all the noise made by the Iranian regime, a direct strike against Israel by its Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) remains highly improbable,” said Kasra Aarabi, an expert on the Iranian military at United Against Nuclear Iran (
@UANI
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Tonight is a night we should send salawats to the pure soul of Shahid Tehrani-Moqaddam. None of this would be possible without his tireless work.
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@NobleQAli
@kazhar87
we are witnessing the first ever 'genocide rationalised in terms of girlboss'
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Always puts a smile on my face to see OUR people (and by OUR people I mean OUR people; not including the chimpanzees cosplaying as humans) taking over the streets.
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@IbnRiad
@magnxsium
We have a belief that if someone dies while still a child, they wait at the gates of jannah and refuse to enter until their parents are admitted as well.
Now imagine all the beautiful child martyrs of Gaza. Imagine what this means for their honorable parents.
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Aside from projection, another issue at play with these chimpanzees is their cultural illiteracy.
They may walk past a mosque during a time when there are no congregational prayers (i.e. most of the day), see it empty, and draw their conclusions from that.
Illiterate.
@bluebirdofpreys
@allahsnpc
@sharghzadeh
As an Iranian living in Iran, I can tell you that all the mosques are empty, the only movements taking place there are of the dust settling
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@IbnRiad
@magnxsium
Scenes of criminal Zionists' crimes against the oppressed Palestinian people break any person's heart (provided they are human and not devilish beasts masquerading as humans).
But the martyrs are gone from this debased world and in the embrace of their Lord and His Messenger.
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we've had to deal with these people our whole lives. now they've broken containment and have become everyone's problem. have fun.
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I know many friends who are liking this meme are perhaps unfamiliar with the man behind it! I encourage you to study the life and life's work of Ayatollah Taleghani!
On Palestine he said: 'More than shouting slogans or holding gatherings, we must act; we must arm ourselves.'
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this is not only a caricature, but a racist caricature that dehumanises people.
and you wonder why no one takes you lot seriously.
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This dude made an (admittedly smart) business decision to publicly convert to Islam and maximise his already captive audience of Muslim wastemen in the Anglosphere.
A picture of him holding a Quran was proliferated to the cheers of the e-ummah. But apparently he never read it:
Men want to work.
Women want “fun”.
Analyse “fun” in this world.
What is fun?
It’s evil. It’s haram.
Real men want to build.
Women only want to feel good at the expense of the world.
Adam gave Eve EVERYTHING.
What did she do?
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Text is:
'By your inheritance the enemy has become impotent | You have filled the hands of the honourable Quds'
And beneath that: 'This man filled the Palestinians' hands' (i.e. made sure they had the means to fight)
This one hits hard
Billboard in Iran’s Tehran on the 4th anniversary of the martyrdom of the great leader, commander Qassem Soleimani
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having said that, right now the resistance in gaza is perfectly capable of carrying out operations and inflicting both strategic and tactical losses on the enemy.
if the resistance in gaza faces a sort of existential threat, then iran's involvement will be more direct.
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@IbnRiad
unlike the other side, our lions actually respect human life and want to prevent bloodshed whenever and wherever possible.
if the goals can be attained with less bloodshed, that is always preferable.
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After the revolution (in which he was very much an active player), he said that Iran will support 'any oppressed nation - and especially the Palestinian nation' to the full extent of its capabilities.
'Our revolution is a revolution to save the oppressed.'
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@HipsterUnionRep
@Louis_Allday
@kthrynarmstrng
@BBCNews
Bruh if you're correcting things you gotta replace 'Houthi rebels' too.
A government that replaced the previous goverment in revolution cannot be called rebels (anymore), and a coalition government (which it is) should not be implied to have tribal affiliation.
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@faridayehhh
egypt was the first arab country to normalise, and did so when it was the most powerful arab country.
so yes, it is more blameworthy than them two.
if anything, egypt has escaped a lot of (very much deserved) criticism since the so-called abraham accords.
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No, Asad, it's not 'hypocritical' to support ZZA ('woman-life-freedom') movement and not support the oppressed Palestinian people.
You lot were just too deaf, dumb, and blind to recognise an American and Zionist psy-op that announced its psy-opness openly and proudly.
“Azadi” means freedom in Urdu, Hindi, and Persian. You were probably supporting it when Iranian women were chanting it against the Islamic Republic of Iran but you’re too dumb and hypocritical to recognize the call when it’s made against an apartheid regime you avidly support.
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@afgmeh
There's always a latent self hatred implied in their worldview: Arabs (who are supposedly culturally and racially inferior) have managed to continuously rule over the Iranian sphere for 1400 years? If you accept that as true, who is actually inferior?
Longest occupation ever.
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Based alert
Yesterday at New York University, this student led a teach-in on how North Korea has never formally recognized Israel, has always been an ally of Palestinian "self determination and resistance", and "actively armed and trained" the Palestinian resistance" for decades.
"So while
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@NobleQAli
Tbh I don't even care if he's an opportunist.
The most annoying people in the world are so infuriated about everything he does and says and that's hilarious.
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first of all, the resistance in lebanon is already engaged and has been engaged for a while. dozens of martyrs announced. many towns and settlements along the northern borders of occupied palestine evacuated because of attacks on zionist army bases and surveillance infrastructure
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however, i regret to inform yall that even in such cases, it won't be as bombastic or theatrical as you may hope.
in any case, if you want proof that iran's involvement in palestine is essential, simply listen to palestinian resistance leaders themselves.
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@NobleQAli
Transactional 'solidarity' is all they are capable of.
When America sinks, they can drown with it
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Cool post. Guess what she said about Haj Qasem Soleimani.
Happy birthday to Palestinian revolutionary and freedom fighter Leila Khaled! Khaled was born in 1944 in Haifa, Palestine.
She was a prominent member of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), having fought her whole life for the liberation of Palestine.
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@RiverToSea48
typical victim blaming nonsense.
they come to hospitals as if they have conquered a fortress and then ask such asinine questions.
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FYI every time something like this happens, the counter-revolutionary tresh go on suicide watch. It's like clockwork.
Tonight, the whole country looked like this,
#Iran
, Mashhad
We were stuck in traffic at 3 am 🥲🥹
An important Dua in every masjid or a holy place was freedom of
#Palestine
. #ليلة_القدر
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We have often heard that religiosity is declining in Iran, and that it's the Islamic Republic that caused this decline. It's almost become a cliche. But how old do you think this cliche is? Is it from the last 10 years? 20?
What if I told you this cliche is as old as IR itself?
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Why this supposedly secularised people show up like this on the nights of Qadr?
Tonight, the whole country looked like this,
#Iran
, Mashhad
We were stuck in traffic at 3 am 🥲🥹
An important Dua in every masjid or a holy place was freedom of
#Palestine
. #ليلة_القدر
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If you want to know why - in a sea of self-serving and opportunistic statesmen - Mr Raisi was such a sincere public servant, here is your answer.
I'm not gonna share all my thoughts on this because who gives a crap.
انا لله و انا الیه راجعون
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@m7mdkurd
'[there] was never [before] in history an occupation in which the occupier presented himself as the victim. not only the victim, [but] the only victim around.'
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@theformercommie
@tamzyy_
This is how Iranians showed up to the funeral of the martyred general Mohammadreza Zahedi:
تایم لپس جمعیت پرشور مردم اصفهان در تشییع پیکر سردار شهید محمدرضا زاهدی
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i am clarifying this not for the sake of those whose sectarian prejudice will always blind them, but rather for those who are upset and angry over the slaughter of the palestinian people and are looking to iran and the resistance in lebanon for immediate action.
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it has not been to sell fish but always to teach how to fish.
and the policy of IRGC's qods force is, likewise, to ultimately always defer to regional forces; as they are the ones who are familiar with the terrain (literally and figuratively).
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@PanAmComintern
@PatrickECooley
@NobleQAli
a lot of BLM slogans is just taking the most racist caricature of black men and giving it a social justice framing.
very insidious stuff.
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it crashes down inches from them and the only thing that happens to them is their clothes get a bit dusty.
meanwhile your beloveds are using MOABs and bunker busters to raze whole apartment blocks.
and you're so up your own arse that you post this without any self-awareness.
Holy cripes. Two people are walking down the street in Tel Aviv and a rocket fired from Gaza crashes down inches from them.
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this is technically possible, but it also comes with potentially heavy consequences (and yes, even heavier bloodshed than what we are witnessing today).
just as america can't simply nuke everyone, iran can't simply fire missiles willy nilly.
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your pfp is anime porn
I just hope that when Gaza inevitably gets destroyed, they won't send the refugees to Europe. Send them to the Islamic world who has propagated their actions for so long.
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yes i truly long for the days of traditional old school man pimping out his own women via web cam business
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To any observer who has even a vague familiarity with recent Iranian history, the 1980s are known a decade of intense and zealous religiosity.
And yet, even then, there were US-based academics of Iranian origin who hailed the arrival of a new, secular Iranian populace!
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brb gonna go read 5346 books on 'the conflict' so i can figure out whether it's ok to bomb all the civil infrastructure in the densest city on earth
The Israel/Palestine conflict isn’t simple and saying so isn’t the moral position, just the easy one. I wrote about why
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for one, iran's defence budget is a measly ~13 billion US dollars. this is lower than the UAE's defence budget (~15 billion USD), let alone israel's.
iran's regional military doctrine is not to set up client states (and non state actors) and enforce MLM style arms deals on them.
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We already worship the God of Abraham, Isaac and Moses, dumbass 😭
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the palestinian resistance don't exist for the sake of your comfort
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this is to say nothing of missile launches from yemen or the mobilisation of iraqi resistance forces. so that's that. now what about iran?
the question you should ask is: since when was it iran's m.o. to send its boots everywhere and everywhere?
its methods are different.
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the other important consideration is that iran (and syria for that matter) is a nation-state. it is not a non-state actor. as such, it cannot act as openly.
what do you suggest? iran fires a giant salvo of ballistic missiles toward all the important israeli military sites?
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@jordan_sp2
if anything, the folks who take f.s.a. flags to palestine protests are the ones who need their heads examined.
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One of such individuals wrote in 1987 that a type of 'counter-cultural expression' that could be found in Tehran was 'the rejection of 'mourning, grieving, black flags, white shrouds, and the interminable and oppressive language of martyrdom, holy war, self-sacrifice, death.'
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Boundaries have not been defined properly; neither legally nor in the social/cultural norms.
And because the chimpanzees are a highly outspoken bunch, this gives an overall impression of Iranian society that is not entirely accurate.
I am open to any questions
@sharghzadeh
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The reason these self-styled 'experts' make this into a succession issue is - to put it simply - because they salivate at the thought of Khamenei's death. They dream about it... and they think they can speak it into existence.
May my remaining years be given to him, inshallah.
OMG!!!
Experts in major news channels are talking about Khamenei’s successor as if they are sure Raisi is dead OR as if they knew Raisi would succeed Khamenei!
Come on!!! Iranian politics is totally unpredictable!
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hi mehdi, let me explain something for you:
twitter, instagram et al is not banned in the u.s. but is banned in iran.
does this mean that iran is comparatively more repressive than america?
well obviously not, because why would the u.s. censor its own social media sites?
Sorry, this is hilarious. "People use VPNs." But why? Because...? Because...??
Because... Twitter is banned in Iran, right? As is TikTok, right?
Neither is banned where I am. Also, I can criticize my government. Can you? Have you? I'll be waiting right here for you when you do.
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The place of prostration is an object of worship?
In that case, do you worship polypropylene or nylon or wool (or whatever else material your rug is made of)?
@CryptoWalking
@lionne998
You bowing down to Allah or some "earthly material" from karbala? You people make it really hard not to call you mushrikeen
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the palestinian resistance has always said in no uncertain terms that the primary architects of the gaza tunnel network were haj qasem soleimani and haj imad mughniyeh.
and hey look! thems are the two guys in those pictures!
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Beautiful faces of a people who accomplished beautiful things.
I know you're upset that they don't look like Monsieur Yoga instructor but that's because you're a chimpanzee.
"Revolutionaries" in
#Iran
who wanted to overthrow the shah.
LOOK. AT. THEIR. FACES
#IRGCterrorists
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That said, I don't (necessarily) agree with this metric to begin with!
The proof of Iranians' faith is written in blood: the hundreds of thousands of martyrs Iran has given both during and after the revolution.
We don't need to measure crowd sizes. This suffices on its own!
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i used to work in a shop. when our internet would go down, we were not able to take card payments.
losing the internet =/= losing twitter or instagram. it means losing a lot of the things that we rely on for the basic functioning of day to day life.
@TheGentnyc
Bruh we had jobs before the internet. We will be fine. It’s going be a struggle but it wouldn’t be the end of our species y’all really need to chill. The internet got y’all in a choke hold.
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@BassKade
@ParacelsusII
no, 'authoritarian' is a word without any substance, and is usually affixed to any government which opposes the global hegemon.
so you kind of have that in reverse.
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Brazil is often cited as the world's most religious country. Why? Presumably, because its people believe in God and participate in religious rites.
But is there any religious rite in Brazil which has as high a turnout as Iranian commemorations of Ashura, Eids, Qadr nights, etc?
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But now let's address the other point this young man made: the notion that not only are Iranians becoming irreligious, but that this government (as in, the Islamic Republic) is the cause.
There is a certain historical illiteracy that often accompanies this view.
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This is an issue of boundaries.
In other Islamic countries, while not everyone is متشرع, people have a modicum of self-respect and respect for others. They may not fast, but they will not flaunt their 'roozeh khori'. They may not pray, but they don't mock those who do.
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But the Islamic Republic - contrary to its reputation - is quite permissive.
And our people - again, contrary to our reputation - are overly tolerant of chimpanzee behaviour.
As such, we have a situation where the chimpanzees are brazen in their irreverence.
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It is important to establish - before anything else - that this cliche is almost never expressed in good faith. Rather, it is often a projection or an expression of what that person wishes were true.
That author wrote that in 1987. It sounds identical to what we hear today.
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Regardless of if they were Islamic, Arabist, communist, or nationalist, he said it was ‘absolutely proper, even incumbent’ for such funds to be allocated to the Palestinian resistance.
This was in 1968!!!
Source for those interested: Khomeini, Sahifeh-ye emam, Vol. 2, p. 199.
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This fantasy of a uniformly traditionally religious populace before the revolution needs to stop. Seriously.
Far flung rural areas in Kerman had people who weren't متشرع
But we act shocked when there are people in Niavaran and Shahrak in 2024 who don't fast???
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Are we to imagine that the Pahlavi dynasty and its unapologetic undermining of the (myriads of) manifestations of Islam in Iranian culture was causing people to become more religious???
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but i was told that hamas officials are all living in luxury hotels abroad and that their children are all aghazadehs.
Ruaa Haniyeh, granddaughter of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, was killed in the Israeli airstrike on Al-Buraq school along with dozens of other Palestinians who were seeking shelter there.
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Did Russia become Christian because Vladimir Monomakh proselytised Buddhism???
The assumption that the masses will become repelled by the official religion of their government is not only wrong but it's the inverse of truth!
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I was in Iraq two years ago. I went to most of the major pilgrimage sites: in Najaf, Karbala, Samarra, and so on.
Do you know what language I heard the most?
Persian.
Note: I don't mean the language I heard the most after Arabic. I mean the language I heard the most outright.
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Will this person apologise for spreading this hasbara talking point? Doubtful.
@palirif
Hamas leaders are all in Qatar and Lebanon with their billions sparing themselves and their sons from the fighting
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I am going to share with you here a piece of the memoirs of a certain man from Kerman (I won't say who!). Note: he was from the tribal regions of Kerman. These were people who did not have roads or electricity or piped water. They migrated in summer and winter. And yet:
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And we are talking about tens of millions of people here; not one or two thousand!
So why this supposedly secularised people are so over represented in pilgrimage sites? 🤔
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The illiteracy comes in the form of an assumption: that if a government propagates religion, its people will reject this.
OK... if this were the case, how did Latin America become Catholic? Were the conquistadores propagating new age spiritualism???
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And what was to replace these 'oppressive' symbols? 'Parties to celebrate Iranian and international holidays'!
Source: Val Moghadam, “Socialism or Anti-Imperialism? The Left and Revolution in Iran,” New Left Review, Vol. 0, No. 166 (November-December 1987), p. 16.
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Also: he mentions a beautiful event that happened in the shrine of Agha Imam Reza (a.s.) but I ain't translating that. There's enough deranged thoughts being shared at the moment. (Don't wanna add the 'shia kafir rest in p!ss' lighter fluid to it.)
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@magnxsium
It's like they hit the 'activate useless English-speaking mainstream sheikh' button in Washington.
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