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Old 01-12-2020, 06:47 PM   #1
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Default The ineptness of the leadership of Iran is biting them in the ASS!! The leftwinger always choose a LOSER.

The left and one of their wayward "PoleHummer" AKA ASSUP were wringing their hands WWIII!!...it seems that the Iranian regime is in trouble with their OWN citizens REVOLTING against them.
The LSM has been very quite about these protests and even down playing them HMMMMMMM...Another VICTORY for President Trump!!


Muslim Scholar: ‘This regime, for the first time ever, is seriously threatened’
Posted at 6:00 pm on January 12, 2020 by Elizabeth Vaughn

In this photo taken by an individual not employed by the Associated Press and obtained by the AP outside Iran, demonstrators gather to protest against Iran’s weak economy, in Tehran, Iran, Saturday, Dec. 30, 2017. A wave of spontaneous protests over Iran’s weak economy swept into Tehran on Saturday, with college students and others chanting against the government just hours after hard-liners held their own rally in support of the Islamic Republic’s clerical establishment. (AP Photo)

Dr. Qanta Ahmed is a physician, a commentator, an author and a contributor to The Spectator, The Jerusalem Post and The Huffington Post. She is also a member of the Council on Foreign Relations.
In an appearance on Sunday morning on “Fox and Friends,” Ahmed discussed the student protests which began on Saturday in response to Iran’s admission late Friday that they had unintentionally shot down Ukraine Airlines Flight PS752 shortly after it had taken off from Tehran. This occurred just hours after Iran had launched missiles at Iraqi military bases which housed American troops. Iranian President Hassan Rouhani tweeted on Friday that it had been a “great tragedy and unforgivable mistake” and he blamed “human error.”

In between the crash and Rouhani’s admission on Friday night, however, Iran denied responsibility, refused to turn over the airplane’s black boxes and then bulldozed the crash site.
The protests on Saturday began with the demand that Ayatollah Khamenei resign and have since turned into protests against the regime.
Ahmed, a Muslin scholar, said “this regime, for the first time ever, is seriously threatened and is in its most fragile and precarious time probably since 1979.” This is the first time I’ve heard such a strong statement about the Iranian government.
She explained:
They’ve had a disastrous outcome to their attempt of intimidating the United States, their attempts on the embassy in Baghdad failed, they’ve had Qassem Soleimani [figuratively] decapitated, they had to admit that they shot down their own commercial airliner, killing hundreds of people, 83 Iranians, many Iranians have lost multiple family members.
I think the Iranians have to ask themselves what else have they [the regime] concealed.
It wasn’t just the error. They denied it at first, then finally they’re admitting it, now they want to know what other falsehoods have been fed.
1500 people were killed in recent protests in Iran before the Qassem Soleimani execution, so they are finally able to voice what they’ve suspected all along and we must not ignore those voices.
Ahmed praised President Trump’s words of support for the Iranian people saying that, “President Trump made a wonderful statement on Twitter in Farsi, and in English, that the United States is with the people of Iran.”

When asked if Iran will agree to negotiations, she answered, “I can’t imagine it because the more they threaten the more Promethean their grip. They would have to completely deny their origin, this regime. I do think this regime, for the first time ever, is seriously threatened. People are saying the United States is not our enemy, our regime is our enemy. Our enemy is not here in the U.S., it is here where we are in Tehran and that kind of explicit speech I’ve never encountered.”
I posted several days ago that current conditions make this a vulnerable time for Iran’s leadership. The regime is reeling from the death of a key leader, their economy is a shambles, and their Supreme leader is aging and possibly seriously ill. There may not be a better time than right now for a revolution.
Where the protests will lead from here is anyone’s guess. Is this the start of a new revolution? Or will it be crushed? Will the government kill protestors?
Below, Iranian journalist Heshmat Alavi provides video of the regime’s anti-riot units attacking civilians.
The Gateway Pundit has just reported that a woman was allegedly shot in the head by a “Basij.” (Note: The Basij is an Iranian paramilitary organization. It is one of the five forces of the IRGC.) The story and video can be viewed here.
Meanwhile, in the Iraqi city of Basra, Fox foreign correspondent Trey Yingst reports that Iraqi journalist Ahmed Abdul Samad and his cameraman, Safaa Ghali, were assassinated after covering anti-government demonstrations.
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The people of Iran are grateful Solimani is dead. I am sure they would be glad to send Trump a list of a few more assholes they would like to see get the same treatment.
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Old 01-12-2020, 07:34 PM   #3
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Why is everything’s you posts from red state, beebsy?

I thinks that’s is what makes you a ONE STAR General in -Trumps MAGGOT FORCE.

LOLLING you, Generalissimo!
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Old 01-12-2020, 10:03 PM   #4
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And your "SKY IS FALLING" self-anointed 5-star garbage as usual thread ...A NOTHING JUST LIKE YOU ASSUP

You following the Communist News Network to closely

https://www.eccie.net/showthread.php?t=2690644
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Old 01-13-2020, 12:24 AM   #5
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Why is everything’s you posts from red state, beebsy?

I thinks that’s is what makes you a ONE STAR General in -Trumps MAGGOT FORCE.

LOLLING you, Generalissimo!
You're Canadian worry about your own dam country of a mere 40 million or is it less than that now since the plane crash. Anyway try to make Canada a better country and stop worrying about what America does ya dam bum.
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Old 01-13-2020, 07:06 AM   #6
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The protests are interesting - in a theologic dictatorship - protests have been of one type - supporting regime viewpoints - ala the american embassy seizure.

That the Iran secret police have not imprisoned and shot most of the anti-regime protestors says the regime is afraid to clamp down - economic sanctions are lessening the grip of power on their people

Will be interesting.

Regime change can only come from within iran - and through the regime control of the iranian military.
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Old 01-13-2020, 07:10 AM   #7
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That area of the world been fighting well from the beginning of time its self . socialist dictatorships never work out history has showed us that
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Old 01-13-2020, 07:13 AM   #8
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Lenin, Stalin,Mao, Kim, and Pelosi/Schumer have shown how painful those dictatorships are while in force, and how painful the cost to remove.
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Old 01-14-2020, 03:06 AM   #9
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you know there is a similarly between Iran & Russia where it concerns concealing the truth to its people.

Iran = tried to lie its way out after shooting down an airliner carrying Iranian citizens.

Soviet Russia - concealed the truth about what happened to their troops who were killed in Afghanistan. that part of it lea to Soviet Union's collapse.

will it regime change take place in Iran? i don't know, but its pretty close.
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The protests are interesting - in a theologic dictatorship - protests have been of one type - supporting regime viewpoints - ala the american embassy seizure.

That the Iran secret police have not imprisoned and shot most of the anti-regime protestors says the regime is afraid to clamp down - economic sanctions are lessening the grip of power on their people

Will be interesting.

Regime change can only come from within iran - and through the regime control of the iranian military.
The leaders do seem afraid to clamp down and the protesters see that - but if they push too far and the regime feels it has nothing to lose - then a violent last stand is possible.
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will it regime change take place in Iran? i don't know, but its pretty close.
Let's hope the new guys, if a regime change occurs, continue to toss faggots like Assup off tall buildings.
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Old 01-14-2020, 04:47 AM   #12
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The protests are interesting - in a theologic dictatorship - protests have been of one type - supporting regime viewpoints - ala the american embassy seizure.

That the Iran secret police have not imprisoned and shot most of the anti-regime protestors says the regime is afraid to clamp down - economic sanctions are lessening the grip of power on their people

Will be interesting.

Regime change can only come from within iran - and through the regime control of the iranian military.
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The leaders do seem afraid to clamp down and the protesters see that - but if they push too far and the regime feels it has nothing to lose - then a violent last stand is possible.
In the past Soleimani was either tapped for or just took action to quell protests.

His void and the warnings from Trump to not kill their own protestors may just be having an effect on the regime's thinking.

But they could just be regrouping and bloodshed is imminent regardless.
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Great to have a discussion without the DPST nonsense.
I agree - EL - if protests continue and the mullahs feel threatened - they will lash out with extremely repressive violence.
That might turn the military leaders against their mullahs - hard to say.
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Great to have a discussion without the DPST nonsense.
I agree - EL - if protests continue and the mullahs feel threatened - they will lash out with extremely repressive violence.
That might turn the military leaders against their mullahs - hard to say.
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What do you have against civil insurrection against a terrorist regime ASSUP??
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