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Interpreting Araghci
https://www.iranintl.com/en/202603052321 When Araghci says they are ready for a ground invation and are waiting for the Americans, I understand that to mean that they have done everything they can to bring an apocalyptic war that will bring the Mahdi or something like that, and they are ready and waiting for the Americans to come make them martyrs. Am I right? Apparently someone described this much better than me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnEbLcpYEGM
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@Red Logan Indeed TL;DR, but just about those mouthpieces - I believe they are meant mostly as a show for their home audience, not really for us. They want to convince their followers that they are confident in their faith and in their way.
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@Red Logan I think they do have to go on a global stage. If they don't, their people get the feeling they are not brave enough to stand behind their faith on the internation arena. They don't expect us and our leaders to change our minds or be scared, but they have to show their followers they are telling us the same things they are telling them at home. If we infidels keep infideling it's our problem.
Israel's Secret Reason for Sparing Regime Leaders
The systematic dismantling of the Islamic Republic's command structure is well underway, but a critical strategic question remains. Why are high profile figures like Larijani still alive when their surrounding apparatus is being neutralized? The answer likely lies in a calculated endgame strategy. By leaving specific leaders intact, allied forces may be preserving a fail safe mechanism. When the suppression forces are fully blinded and disorganized, these remaining officials could be used to issue a final stand down order, significantly reducing civilian casualties when the Iranian people move to take control. Let me know your thoughts on this strategic assessment.
Israel's Secret Reason for Sparing Regime Leaders
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I think you must be right. If every last one is killed, there really is no one to give the stand down command, and it kind of becomes our fault. I hope this will actually work and they capitulate at some point.
YAHWEH?
I have a Question for jewish friends Is the actual name of God YAHWEH? its a verb in one of the language i know
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In Hebrew, changing he to me you get ืื”ื•ื” - AHVH, and if you change future to present you get ืžื”ื•ื” - MHVH for both, pronounced me'ha've'
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@Afnan Kan :O
She risked her life to send this directly to me, trusting me to show the world.
Her message from inside Iran is clear: We stand with Israel, we want King Reza Pahlavi back, and we need President Trumpโ€™s help to end this regime. Here is what she said: "I speak from inside Iran to say that our leader is Prince Reza Pahlavi, and the people proved this by chanting his name in the streets facing bullets. King Reza Pahlavi, this is the final battle, Pahlavi will return. I also thank the people of Israel for standing with us, the people of Iran, in the Lion and Sun revolution; Am Israel Chai. Mr. President Trump, please help the people of Iran, attack this oppressive regime and overthrow it, and gift peace to the world. Thank you!"
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๐Ÿ˜ฏ I can't stop the tears. Javid Shah, Payandeh Iran. The people of Iran are the bravest people in the world, and you will bring back the king. We are living at a great time. What happens in front of us is not historical, it's mythical. Yesterday I was listening to the story of how Kaveh the blacksmith goes into Zahak's palace and how he boldly talks to him, and how he ends up not being executed, but instead leaving the palace with his last son alive and well, and then starts a revolution against Zahak. If the Lion and Sun revolution wasn't happening, I would have thought this was completely unrealistic. Turns out it's not only realistic, but inevitable. The rest of the world, for our own's sake, must support you in this revolution.
Topic of knowledge capital in Iran after the revolution
From the discussion group Wednesday January 22nd. I was going to answer it in the chat but it was too long. Feel free to chime in and try to stick to the topic. ๐Ÿ˜Š - - - I wasn't able to find the full context to Ezekiels initial reply - - - Ezekiel Hirshhorn: Smart people tend to migrate to high-paying countries, so US and Europe tend to suck out of the brain power from a country. Not an overnight crisis, but it does have an effect. Erik Sharifi: I don't think brain power will be an issue initially. There's still alot of skilled and knowledgeble people left in Iran; the issue is that they aren't in power. Ezekiel Hirshhorn: Erik, I totally agree. I think for starters Iran will pull in lot's of great minds from the diaspora, due to patriotism and opportunity. The problem may only happen after several decades, at least that's what we experienced here. It was detected in the 90's first. My deleted reply: Indeed. Given your name I believe you're based in Israel and I think Iran will have better conditions for success due to the fact that Iran are 90 million people and have a strong diasphora. Also remember that Iran will have huge opportunities to cooperate with universities in Europe and the US. But education is really important and will need to be prioritized to not have a skill gap between the generations as you mentioned.
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@Jilly Galili Exactly what I think. There's not going to be a problem rebuilding Iran from that perspective. And the history of Iran, which dwarfs that of many, perhaps all other countries, will be a huge resource.
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@Jilly Galili As in move there? I admit it crossed my mind, not that Israel is a bad place to be. I am making home made Beer, so I thought it might be interesting to start a craft brewery in a post islamic Iran. But then again, since it is ilegal to import Beer (I guess, right?!) they must be very good at making craft beers already, so perhaps it's not such a great idea LoL...
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