I'm not pussying out. I am a turbofascist and think Iran's problem is incompetent and naive leadership. We need an uncompromising, ruthless government that believes in our right to exist and is ready to bring real pain and misery to those who would dare besmirch Iran.
Don't believe me? US flag was missing on the ground on the latest missile base reveal. Soon it will be flying over the entrance instead as part of the disarmament treaty. Iran's negotiating position is weaker than ever and they have no way of strengthening that they aren't too afraid to go forward with. West kept escalating and Iran kept backing down until it backed itself into a corner. At least Putin had the sense to counter escalate in Ukraine. Fortune favors the bold and Khamenei and the IRGC are too timid.Let me refrase the sentence for you:
Don't worry, Iran will give both to you!
Come on @BigMela2onin! How did you not let him have it on this one? With pun intended. He @OldTwilight iterally "opened" himself up to this response
Once disarmament begins, then the chop-chop begins. One of the reasons I think behind the capital move. Tehran would be too close to the new border with Aliyev.
IRGC spouted revolutionary anti-Americanism for decades and when the time comes that the USA might want a war suddenly they become less zealous about it and remove the US flag to avoid provoking a sensitive man child POTUS
This year Iran will unveil the Qaem 105 missile which might have a range of 5000km with 1000kg warhead.
for Yemen
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The Shah was a dictator who needed weapons to protect his family and wealth.Like this
Shah created an advanced Iranian military force and no country in the region dared to touch Iran under his rule. More importantly, he was good to Pakistan.
When Iran supported Pakistan with arms in wars against India
Iran was the first country to recognise Pakistan and supplied it with much-needed weapons during the wars with India in 1965 and 1971. How did the two countries become such close allies, and what is souring their ties?www.indiatoday.in
How Iran Once Sought To Prevent Pakistan’s Breakup
It is possible that the account of the 1971 war might have been different had Yahya Khan followed the Shah’s advice to engage peacefully with the East
Your hatred for him is unwarranted. I have seen people who are supposedly religious but corrupt and mistreat others. Never judge a book by its cover. Shah was at least an honest personality, he had a secular outlook and never pretended to be otherwise.
How you or Iranians on a broader level perceive him is your internal matter and I can respect that and your sentiment. However, Pakistan has a culture of hospitality and Pakistani should remember those who were good to Pakistan fondly. Mullah types are usually intolerant and look down on others without introspection, this needs to stop (not saying you are one but this is an unfortunate trend).
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Shah created an advanced Iranian military force and no country in the region dared to touch Iran under his rule. More importantly, he was good to Pakistan.
When Iran supported Pakistan with arms in wars against India
Iran was the first country to recognise Pakistan and supplied it with much-needed weapons during the wars with India in 1965 and 1971. How did the two countries become such close allies, and what is souring their ties?
How Iran Once Sought To Prevent Pakistan’s Breakup
It is possible that the account of the 1971 war might have been different had Yahya Khan followed the Shah’s advice to engage peacefully with the East
Your hatred for him is unwarranted. I have seen people who are supposedly religious but corrupt and mistreat others. Never judge a book by its cover. Shah was at least an honest personality, he had a secular outlook and never pretended to be otherwise.
apnews.com
You're right partially on this one. There's an internal hierarchy between the zionist West. A pecking order of sorts where your value depends on whether your ancestry is historically from the western parts of Europe, the Anglo-Saxon alliance. There is a reason why it's called the WEST.Khomeini launched a revolution from a sleepy French village
NEAUPHLE-LE-CHATEAU, France (AP) — From a sleepy village outside Paris, the man who would become the supreme leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran sat cross-legged beneath an apple tree, delivering messages daily to hundreds of followers clamoring to glimpse the glowering cleric in the black turban
The Western Hemisphere is not a monolith and different Western countries have competing interests as well as questionable role in the affairs of other countries. The US will bomb a European country back to the stone age if the American deep state finds a good enough reason for it. The US bombed Venezuela back to the stone age for instance.
Nobody is perfect but looking the larger picture the man was a detrimental force. You're though in right of appreciating whatever good he did for your country.
Thanks. Yes, my bad. It was Yugoslavia.
