German Angst
Registered Member
@Immortals So committing war crimes in Syria, flattening Syrian cities with innocents, instigating a civil war in Yemen, infiltrating Pakistan and destabilizing Balochistan was all for the Palestinian cause?
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
US won‘t attack without making sure beforehand that Iran can‘t retaliate
Disagree. As "bad" or "good" as this Iranian regime may be as per your assessment, a pro-zionist government in Tehran is quite simply a terrible outcome for Pakistan. The even worse still outcome is total regime collapse, leading to balkanisation of a nation that has a border with us.Israel and the Iranian regime are equally bad. Dunno why people have to pick the side of the Shia entity. Iran is a lost cause. This regime always had an expiration date and it seems it will be met now. Pakistan shouldn‘t get involved. Stay in the Saudi-China-Türkiye-Pakistan bloc.
last time the US achieved none of its objectives in Yemen and lost 20 MQ-9 drones and 3 F-18 jets before ending its invasion. what exactly is making the pro Americans so confident?last time Israel had full control pf the Iranian airspace. What exactly is making the Iranians here feel so confident when the US enter the conflict?
last time Israel had full control pf the Iranian airspace. What exactly is making the Iranians here feel so confident when the US enter the conflict?
last time Israel had full control pf the Iranian airspace. What exactly is making the Iranians here feel so confident when the US enter the conflict?
repeating lies about Iran will bring your time here to an end. stay on topic.@Immortals So committing war crimes in Syria, flattening Syrian cities with innocents, instigating a civil war in Yemen, infiltrating Pakistan and destabilizing Balochistan was all for the Palestinian cause?
Iran just wasted all it's resources trying to surround and intimidate Saudi Arabia with it's "Shia Crescent" plan. It was a stupid policy.The real stupidity is why did Iran want to destroy Israel when no one else on the planet did?
Not russia
Not China
Not Pakistan
Not Egypt
not turkey
Not Saudi arabia
Not UAE
Not Qatar
Not African countries
Not Morocco
Not Iraq
Not Afghanistan
Not Syria (Post Assad)
When so many middle eastern and Asian countries DO NOT care about the Palestinian genocide or cause, why did IR of Iran bet its entire 45 year history on it?
Again, a foreign policy that never was rooted in reason and reality. Iran could simply have chosen not to have relations with Israel and focus instead on its economy and growing stronger and modernizing to one day be powerful enough to have a say.
Wtf? These are well-documented events. Is there any freedom of speech here?repeating lies about Iran will bring your time here to an end. stay on topic.
7 October was the biggest mistake Iran ever made
The Iranian regime thought it signed Israel’s death warrant on 7 October 2023 – in fact, it may have signed its own.
Brendan O'Neill
12th January 2026
![]()
‘The Zionist regime is melting before the eyes of the world’, gloated Ayatollah Khamenei in the aftermath of Hamas’s pogrom of 7 October 2023. His giddy foretelling of the death of the Jewish nation was echoed across the realm of Israelophobia. Israel’s downfall ‘is a matter of when, not if’, said the Islamo-loons of 5 Pillars. Leftist hotheads agreed that the invasion of Israel by Iran’s proxies sounded the death knell for ‘the Zionist project’.
Fast forward to 2026 and the only thing ‘melting before the eyes of the world’ is the Islamic Republic itself. All the terrible things Khamenei thought would befall Israel have in fact befallen his own regime. Israel has ‘entered a dead-end corridor’ from which it ‘will not be able to escape’, he boasted. Hilariously, he’s probably literally in a corridor right now, or some squalid room, the hatches well and truly battened down as he hides from the implacable fury of the glorious Iranian revolt.
The Islamic Republic thought it had signed Israel’s death warrant on 7 October 2023 – in truth, it may well have signed its own. It increasingly feels like that carnival of racist violence was not only the worst act of harm against the Jews since the Holocaust, but also the worst act of self-harm ever carried out by radical Islamists. One by one, those who authored or assisted it – Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis – have been decimated. And now the benefactor of their barbarism teeters on the brink of oblivion, a victim of its own hubris and hatred.
It’s worth reminding ourselves of the regime’s existential crowing after 7 October. It is a ‘huge blow to Israel’, said Khamenei. The 7 October attack will leave an indelible ‘black mark’ on the ‘Zionist entity’, said Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal. ‘Victory is near’, he said. Defeat was nearer. Every premature dancer on the Jewish State’s grave has watched as their own movements and ideologies have been consumed by the blowback from their vicious push against the Jews.
Hamas has been throttled. Its leaders, including Yahya Sinwar, chief architect of 7 October, are dead. The army of anti-Semites might not be finished but it is depleted. It has suffered ‘considerable losses’, both in terms of manpower and finances, following its ‘degrading’ by the IDF. Hezbollah, if anything, has fared even worse. It rallied to Hamas’s bigoted cause after 7 October, raining missiles down on northern Israel to ‘destroy the Zionist entity’. All it destroyed was itself.
Israel’s assassination of its spiritual leader, Hassan Nasrallah, dealt it a mortal blow. In the same month – September 2024 – Israel took out virtually the entire command structure of Hezbollah with a strike in Beirut. The extraordinary pagers operation, when thousands of pagers simultaneously exploded in the trouser pockets of Hezbollah goons, heaped further humiliation on the militia. Operation Grim Beeper, people called it. Right now, the Lebanese government is in the process of disarming Hezbollah. What a boon for humanity: the Islamic Republic on the ropes while one of its cruellest militias sheepishly gives up its guns.
Then there’s the Iranian regime itself. It’s in serious peril, courtesy of the staggeringly brave men and women rising up against it. These warriors for liberty are the brilliant agents of the mullahs’ strife, proving to the world that even the most ruthless regimes can be taken to task by those they oppress. And yet it was the lethal folly of 7 October, the fascistic vanity of it, that paved the way for the regime’s crisis. The mullahs’ obsessive harrying of the Jewish State pushed the Iranian people’s patience to breaking point.
https://www.spiked-online.com/2026/...s-x-crackdown-is-an-insult-to-brave-iranians/
The wastefulness of the regime’s war on the Jews infuriated sections of the Iranian populace. As the rial kept falling in value against the US dollar, causing huge hardship, still the regime spunked billions on its anti-Semitic proxies. It’s estimated to have spent $20 billion on Hezbollah and Hamas since 2012. The cost to Iran – and more importantly to the Iranian people – of launching missile strikes on Israel is extraordinary. For example, the events of 1 October 2024, just one day, when the regime fired a barrage of ballistic missiles at Israel, cost Iran an eye-watering $2.3 billion. That’s six times as much as it cost Israel to repel the missiles.
The 12 Day War between Iran and Israel in June last year inflicted huge costs on Iran. In retaliation for Iran’s strikes, Israel struck critical infrastructure across 27 of Iran’s provinces, including airports, oil and gas depots and, of course, nuclear infrastructure. The cost to Iran ran into the billions. Its firing back at Israel cost billions, too. The 12 Day War put ‘enormous strain [on] Iran’s already battered economy’, as one observer described it. And this was a nation where around 80 per cent of the population were ‘fail[ing] to meet the 2,100-calorie daily requirement’.
The mullahs’ cosmic animus for the Jewish State hit the Iranian people hard. The shopkeepers and students of Iran watched their cash lose its value as the theocrats sent billions to the rich racists who lead Hamas and Hezbollah. Little wonder one of the rallying cries on the streets is ‘Neither Gaza nor Lebanon, my life for Iran!’. In short, no more lavish, spiteful warmongering over there – focus instead on here.
After the 12 Day War, Western leftists said Israel’s strikes against Iran would cause the Iranian people to rally behind the mullahs. The opposite happened. Millions were sickened by the profligate hawkishness of the regime and now openly demand that it forget ‘Gaza and Lebanon’. What an extraordinary situation – the privileged keffiyeh classes of the West long for more strikes on the Jewish State, while Iranian rebels say: ‘Enough.’ Our own Islamo-left instinctively wants the Iranian regime to survive, in the catastrophically foolish belief that it is a counterweight to the West, capitalism and Israel. Iranian protesters want it to die, in the searing, true belief that it is a counterweight to their own freedom, and to reason itself.
https://www.spiked-online.com/2026/01/11/dont-mourn-the-fall-of-the-rules-based-order/
Some on the faux-left say the ‘Zionist lobby’ is behind the revolt in Iran. It is a testament to their own Orientalist bigotry that they would so cavalierly strip the rebels of agency and reduce them to dupes of the Jews. In truth, where 7 October might have pushed to the fore the question of Iran’s future, it is the Iranian people who will answer that question. And millions are saying: ‘No more Islamism, no more theocracy, no more war in Gaza and Lebanon.’ They want Iran to leave behind the Islamofascist experiment and once again take its place among the great civilisations. All good people do.

you don't have freedom of speech to spam liesWtf? These are well-documented events. Is there any freedom of speech here?
Genocide supporter is back7 October was the biggest mistake Iran ever made
The Iranian regime thought it signed Israel’s death warrant on 7 October 2023 – in fact, it may have signed its own.
Brendan O'Neill
12th January 2026
![]()
‘The Zionist regime is melting before the eyes of the world’, gloated Ayatollah Khamenei in the aftermath of Hamas’s pogrom of 7 October 2023. His giddy foretelling of the death of the Jewish nation was echoed across the realm of Israelophobia. Israel’s downfall ‘is a matter of when, not if’, said the Islamo-loons of 5 Pillars. Leftist hotheads agreed that the invasion of Israel by Iran’s proxies sounded the death knell for ‘the Zionist project’.
Fast forward to 2026 and the only thing ‘melting before the eyes of the world’ is the Islamic Republic itself. All the terrible things Khamenei thought would befall Israel have in fact befallen his own regime. Israel has ‘entered a dead-end corridor’ from which it ‘will not be able to escape’, he boasted. Hilariously, he’s probably literally in a corridor right now, or some squalid room, the hatches well and truly battened down as he hides from the implacable fury of the glorious Iranian revolt.
The Islamic Republic thought it had signed Israel’s death warrant on 7 October 2023 – in truth, it may well have signed its own. It increasingly feels like that carnival of racist violence was not only the worst act of harm against the Jews since the Holocaust, but also the worst act of self-harm ever carried out by radical Islamists. One by one, those who authored or assisted it – Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis – have been decimated. And now the benefactor of their barbarism teeters on the brink of oblivion, a victim of its own hubris and hatred.
It’s worth reminding ourselves of the regime’s existential crowing after 7 October. It is a ‘huge blow to Israel’, said Khamenei. The 7 October attack will leave an indelible ‘black mark’ on the ‘Zionist entity’, said Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal. ‘Victory is near’, he said. Defeat was nearer. Every premature dancer on the Jewish State’s grave has watched as their own movements and ideologies have been consumed by the blowback from their vicious push against the Jews.
Hamas has been throttled. Its leaders, including Yahya Sinwar, chief architect of 7 October, are dead. The army of anti-Semites might not be finished but it is depleted. It has suffered ‘considerable losses’, both in terms of manpower and finances, following its ‘degrading’ by the IDF. Hezbollah, if anything, has fared even worse. It rallied to Hamas’s bigoted cause after 7 October, raining missiles down on northern Israel to ‘destroy the Zionist entity’. All it destroyed was itself.
Israel’s assassination of its spiritual leader, Hassan Nasrallah, dealt it a mortal blow. In the same month – September 2024 – Israel took out virtually the entire command structure of Hezbollah with a strike in Beirut. The extraordinary pagers operation, when thousands of pagers simultaneously exploded in the trouser pockets of Hezbollah goons, heaped further humiliation on the militia. Operation Grim Beeper, people called it. Right now, the Lebanese government is in the process of disarming Hezbollah. What a boon for humanity: the Islamic Republic on the ropes while one of its cruellest militias sheepishly gives up its guns.
Then there’s the Iranian regime itself. It’s in serious peril, courtesy of the staggeringly brave men and women rising up against it. These warriors for liberty are the brilliant agents of the mullahs’ strife, proving to the world that even the most ruthless regimes can be taken to task by those they oppress. And yet it was the lethal folly of 7 October, the fascistic vanity of it, that paved the way for the regime’s crisis. The mullahs’ obsessive harrying of the Jewish State pushed the Iranian people’s patience to breaking point.
https://www.spiked-online.com/2026/...s-x-crackdown-is-an-insult-to-brave-iranians/
The wastefulness of the regime’s war on the Jews infuriated sections of the Iranian populace. As the rial kept falling in value against the US dollar, causing huge hardship, still the regime spunked billions on its anti-Semitic proxies. It’s estimated to have spent $20 billion on Hezbollah and Hamas since 2012. The cost to Iran – and more importantly to the Iranian people – of launching missile strikes on Israel is extraordinary. For example, the events of 1 October 2024, just one day, when the regime fired a barrage of ballistic missiles at Israel, cost Iran an eye-watering $2.3 billion. That’s six times as much as it cost Israel to repel the missiles.
The 12 Day War between Iran and Israel in June last year inflicted huge costs on Iran. In retaliation for Iran’s strikes, Israel struck critical infrastructure across 27 of Iran’s provinces, including airports, oil and gas depots and, of course, nuclear infrastructure. The cost to Iran ran into the billions. Its firing back at Israel cost billions, too. The 12 Day War put ‘enormous strain [on] Iran’s already battered economy’, as one observer described it. And this was a nation where around 80 per cent of the population were ‘fail[ing] to meet the 2,100-calorie daily requirement’.
The mullahs’ cosmic animus for the Jewish State hit the Iranian people hard. The shopkeepers and students of Iran watched their cash lose its value as the theocrats sent billions to the rich racists who lead Hamas and Hezbollah. Little wonder one of the rallying cries on the streets is ‘Neither Gaza nor Lebanon, my life for Iran!’. In short, no more lavish, spiteful warmongering over there – focus instead on here.
After the 12 Day War, Western leftists said Israel’s strikes against Iran would cause the Iranian people to rally behind the mullahs. The opposite happened. Millions were sickened by the profligate hawkishness of the regime and now openly demand that it forget ‘Gaza and Lebanon’. What an extraordinary situation – the privileged keffiyeh classes of the West long for more strikes on the Jewish State, while Iranian rebels say: ‘Enough.’ Our own Islamo-left instinctively wants the Iranian regime to survive, in the catastrophically foolish belief that it is a counterweight to the West, capitalism and Israel. Iranian protesters want it to die, in the searing, true belief that it is a counterweight to their own freedom, and to reason itself.
https://www.spiked-online.com/2026/01/11/dont-mourn-the-fall-of-the-rules-based-order/
Some on the faux-left say the ‘Zionist lobby’ is behind the revolt in Iran. It is a testament to their own Orientalist bigotry that they would so cavalierly strip the rebels of agency and reduce them to dupes of the Jews. In truth, where 7 October might have pushed to the fore the question of Iran’s future, it is the Iranian people who will answer that question. And millions are saying: ‘No more Islamism, no more theocracy, no more war in Gaza and Lebanon.’ They want Iran to leave behind the Islamofascist experiment and once again take its place among the great civilisations. All good people do.
I was overruled, admins want him to be able to post hereGenocide supporter is back
@Mod
His post is off topic and spam.I was overruled, admins want him to be able to post here
if he breaks the rules you can report his posts but it is not up to me
We use essential cookies to make this site work, and optional cookies to enhance your experience.