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Unfortunately anti-Zionism has infected the US Democratic party, for example, "How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Feed the Jews to the Mob, The Democratic Party Embraces Third Worldism" -- HUSSEIN ABOUBAKR MANSOUR https://substack.com/@metacritique/note/p-195192352?utm_source=notes-share-action&r=g2eno
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Best ways to support Iranian people?
Could someone suggest ways in which one could financially support the Iranian people and those who give voice to them?
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The Total Collapse of the IRGC Empire
The IRGC's refusal to sign a deal with President Trump is not just about adhering to the ideals of the Islamic revolution. It’s about survival as a criminal enterprise. Vahidi knows that a normal Iran means the end of the IRGC oil monopoly. These leaders would rather sacrifice the entire population than lose their own seats at the table. They are not just protecting their Islamic revolution. They are protecting their source of revenue and their lives.
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I heard somewhere today (probably from Armin on the YouTube Livestream) that the Islamic Republic sent representatives to Iraq. Consistent with their efforts to get their proxies involved, they are trying to get the Iraqi military or militias to open up new fronts in the war. In addition to sending militias into Iran they Iraqi militias could potentially attack Iraqi Kurds, U.S bases, or Kuwait. Is this concerning to the war effort? Could this stir up leftist opposition or otherwise complicate the U.S. strategy?
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There is activity in Iraq. An IRGC-supported militia fired two drones at Kuwait. On the other hand, the U.S. has put a bounty on an Iraqi militia leader. I hope the U.S. is taking a hard look at money it sends to Iraq and making sure it does not end up supporting the IRGC regime.
Apr 6 •Â
What Happens When Iran's Regime Finally Collapses?
A diplomatic deal that would end hostilities with the Islamic Republic in Iran is completely impossible. If you think the West can just negotiate a ceasefire with "reformers" like Zarif or Rouhani, you fundamentally misunderstand who holds power. These so-called moderates have zero military control, zero economic leverage, and are the most universally hated politicians in the entire country. The anti-regime majority despises them as a fake opposition, and the hardliners want them executed for treason. If foreign powers try to install them as a compromise, it will not bring peace. It will instantly trigger a double uprising and total collapse. Watch the video for a full explanation.
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Can the U.S. stay in the war long enough to enable the Iranian people to bring down the IRGC? I fear U.S. domestic concerns will allow the IRGC to remain in power. The IRGC still is able to hold the world hostage by controlling the Strait of Hormuz. Domestically the IRGC holds Iranian people hostage by controlling the economy and at literally at gunpoint (now with the help of proxies). For a big picture I listen to Haviv Rettig Gur. His latest video just out: "104: The Iran war isn’t over" <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0Ui6bB5MPc>. "Everyone’s asking who won. That’s the wrong question. This episode explains why the war isn’t over -- and what the real lessons of this conflict mean for Israel, Iran, and the future of war."
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