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Ignasz Semmelweisz's avatar

Shi'a Islam and a tiny minority of Sunnis are, essentially, fighting the genocidal global hegemon for the rest of mankind.

The irony is profound.

Bill Gayner's avatar

It took me a moment to discover the irony. I take it is the degree to which real anti-imperialists are demonized by the American regime and its vassals, but also not just the democratic Iranian republic and its Muslim allies, but all of its allies, such as Russia, and existing communist states such as China, North Korea, Cuba and Venezuela. Sad to realize how many in the compatible left are unable to see through the deep state's propaganda, disinformation and colour revolutions, projecting our own dark shadow onto real anti-imperialists. An easy pacifism that does not recognize what it takes to survive brutal Western sanctions, colour revolutions, and military aggression.

What a dark wonder to wake up in the Kali Yuga with all our brothers and sisters. At the risk of alienating the atheists among us, we need us all, the hard won wisdom of dialectical materialism, the lifeways of indigenous peoples, and the great world religions and philosophies too disentangled from imperial colonialism. Multipolar collaboration, yes, but also John Cobb's complementary transformative pluralism. Look at how China navigates this, embracing the wisdom and complexity of their own multicultural roots while transmuting the evils of capitalism brought to them by Wall Street in order to lift hundreds of millions of people out of poverty without falling to empire!

It reminds me of a Western esoteric saying: the Devil is God as misperceived by the wicked. Those who have been demonized by empire, especially the global south and east, have so much to teach us, we who have been so lost in the deep state's propaganda confusion and darkness, the privileged and oppressed proletariat of the West.

Alfred Nassim's avatar

Funny how the "democratic" West has a lack of real leaders. Anyone with an ounce of self-respect is weeded out long before he gets into a position of power - à la Jeremy Corbyn.

It is now a prerequisite for any ambitious politician to kill babies or rape little boys on video for Mossad.

Ling's avatar

“Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.” Let it be the final nail in the coffin, of their own doing.

Reginald Duquesnoy's avatar

The Empire has no clothes...

Libertarian Overwatch's avatar

I've never seen a more telling article than the one from WINEP that there was no plan. To quote Witkoff how it ends "I don't know."

Pietro Wislon's avatar

Whats the difference between the US govt vs Hamas and Hezbullah?...

Hamas and Hezbullah carry out " state like functions such as healthcare"! (CIA)

Realist's avatar

"Whats the difference between the US govt vs Hamas and Hezbullah?..."

Hamas and Hezbollah are fighting the invasion of their homeland — the US government is a warmongering hegemon.

JennyStokes's avatar

Who in the West would come out in their thousands for any European or Western leader?

Marledonna's avatar

Alleen voor Mark Rutte!

(Zo’n hekel aan die man)

Roger CO's avatar

Another way of looking at it is that in the West there is a belief, not just among the self-selected parasites in charge, but also now among the wider population, a belief that a Leader is in a position of command and control. Whereas in real democracies like Iran, Russia, Palestine, a leader is someone who simply represents and implements the will of the people. This is naturally a more resilient approach.

Lena's avatar

Fortunately for the humanity, Zionists are unable to understand human mentality and the dynamics of popular movements, because of their chosenness and contempt for humanity. For Jewish supremacists, the rest of the world are just lower animals. They treat human beings like wild beasts. They kill a leader of a country with a colossal history of civilization like they would kill a head of a wolves' pack.

It is good for us that Jewish supremacists are unable to see us as human. Their insanity in imagining themselves to be absolute Ubermenschen will be their undoing.

BillLawson's avatar

Ex CIA analysts Larry Johnson suggests one reason why the US-Israel blundered into this war. I would be interested to hear other views on this take:

"A story has emerged that explains why Israel and the United States were so confident that the attack on 28 February would produce a regime change and the fall of the Islamic Republic… Israel’s Mossad had recruited General Esmail Qaani. General Esmail Qaani (often spelled Qaani or Qaani) was an Iranian brigadier general in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) who served as the commander of the IRGC’s Quds Force, the unit in charge of Iran’s overseas and covert operations, until January 2020, when he was appointed to replace Qassem Soleimani after Soleimani was killed in a U.S. drone strike near Baghdad on January 3, 2020. General Qaani reportedly had promised to deliver Iran to the West, but his role in facilitating the murder of the Ayatollah Ali Khameni was exposed and he has been eliminated. Watch this video to understand the extent of his treachery.''

If true why would a senior general play such a traitorous role? I just don't understand the mentality of someone selling out their country to an enemy who clearly hates your own people.

Gladwyn d'Souza's avatar

Just because assassinations in the USA lead to a regime run by racist genocidal Jews the Epstein thinking was it would work on black and brown people elsewhere.

jon's avatar

" Zionist entity " ? HEY GUESS WHAT ? AYATOLLAH KHAMENEI NOW SLEEPS WITH THE FISHES 🐟 BYE

Natalie Minkovsky's avatar

Guess what, everyone dies at some point. What matters more, is how you lived your life and how you will be remembered.

Too bad, you will be remembered as an immoral a$$hole with a thuggish mindset.

Marledonna's avatar

Nah, he won’t be remembered at all, like most of us. Everybody knows the austrian painter. Not many know the 60 million that died in that war (except those left behind with the loss)

Natalie Minkovsky's avatar

This is a very western mindset. In Soviet Union and now Russia, the heroes of that war are remembered as such, while the traitors and murderers are reviled. The historic memory is very strond.

Marledonna's avatar

You maybe correct that this is a western mindset, but when I talk to Indian colleagues, they know very little about ‘our’ wars.

And you are remembering the people of your country❤️, but not for instance those that died in the Bengal famine, because Churchill needed the food for the British.

Natalie Minkovsky's avatar

Nevertheless, I have a gut feeling that the zionazis will be widely remembered and reviled throughout the world

Marledonna's avatar

But that would actually be a pity as they don’t deserve to be remembered.

areti spiropoulos's avatar

Being a merman beats burning in eternal hell like a dead Zionist. Ciao ciao.

Optimum's avatar

Zio-Nazi non semitic entity. There, fixed it for you. May you soon become fish food too. Hate is ugly.