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@backcountryMAGA @AnshelPfeffer Go jerk off to pictures of the bombed girls school, you demon.

@AnshelPfeffer Liberal TDS losers will spin this anyway they want. If Trump cured cancer they wouldn't take the pill. If Trump brought world peace they would start a war. Theres nothing Trump can do that is right in a liberals eyes.

This is pretty unprecedented. I don’t remember any US president saying publicly he PROHIBITS Israel from doing something

@j61221239548 @IR_Media24 They only started enriching at higher levels a full year after 🇺🇲 unilaterally pulled out of the deal. Their 'proxies' are resistance groups fighting the true terror state, 🇮🇱, which dwarfs their killings. Trump admitted to sending foreign fighters to kill cops during protests.

@IR_Media24 Terror proxies? ✅ Mass slaughter of thousands of protestors?✅ Openly enriching uranium well above civilian usage, in underground tunnels, to reduce “breakout time”; all the while, gaslighting world community about actually putting one together? ✅

Nuclear weapons? Iran❌ Israel✅ Signed the non-proliferation treaty? Iran✅ Israel❌ Welcomed IAEA observers/inspections Iran✅ Israel❌ Who's the problem?

@OzzyManReviews @GGMUniited "Heightened rhetoric" and it's a genocidal threat to erase an entire country from existence. You fucking suck, dude. So glad more and more people are waking up to your inherent evil.

@GGMUniited Gross message. You didn’t wait to see what would happen by the 8pm deadline? Just blasted out reactionary gross messages as soon as Trump posted some heightened rhetoric as he’s constantly known for? Classic online behaviour.

Stories and footage will come out for years in regards to how protestors were treated in January 2026 in Iran 😢 #freeiran

@HeislerKla78256 @owenjonesjourno Um, yes? That Trump threatened genocide is a fact, even if he didn't follow up on it. That he has given in to looking at a wééks old Iranian proposal indicates strategic weakness. How does your brain consider these two truths to be mutually exclusive? It's almost impressive.

@owenjonesjourno You spent all day yesterday crying about Trumps supposed genocide of Iran and now you're claiming a US strategic defeat because he agreed to a peace plan? Stfu mate, honestly.

This is Iran's 10 point plan - which Trump has accepted as "a workable basis on which to negotiate." Have no doubt: This is the biggest strategic defeat suffered by the US since its emergence as a superpower.

@__Avesta______ @tparsi By all means prove Zeteo's methodology is flawed.

@Fan4Muscle @tparsi You mean 40 minutes after you provide me with regime lobbyists' poll? GTFO

A lot of people in the anti-war majority part of the Iranian diaspora are closely monitoring whether Iranian monarchists who supported the war are waking up from their delusion that Israel would bomb Iran into liberation. Given the clear objective of destroying Iran as a state for decades to come, many are hoping that Iranian Monarchists will realize their mistake and turn against the war. Those hopes may need to be tempered. The Mujahedin-e Khalq terror organization went from being a relatively popular anti-Shah opposition group to being detested after siding with Saddam Hussein's invasion of Iran in 1980. But their failing bet on Saddam did not prompt them to reassess, regret, or apologize for their treason. Instead, every time they failed, their reaction was to dig deeper and double down on their radical dependence on a foreign power, eventually turning themselves into nothing more than a tool of Iran's geopolitical rivals. I fear the Monarchists may go down the same path. Instead of recognizing the pure idiocy of pushing for their ancestral home to be bombed while they were dancing on the streets of LA and London, they will blame everyone else but themselves. Trump bombed too little, they'll argue. Or perhaps he bombed too much. Israel and the US didn't invade - landtroops were needed, but they simply didn't have it in them. Or perhaps they failed because they didn't arm Kurdish or other ethnic militias. Some of them have argued that weapons should have been sent to Iranian women inside Iran, for them to take up an armed struggle (!!) Perhaps they will even have the audacity to blame the Iranian people for not having revolted during the bombardment. I fear they will blame everyone but themselves while managing their cognitive dissonance by adopting increasingly radical postures. Anything to protect themselves from the painful truth that they have betrayed two peoples: The blood of thousands of people in Iran is on their hands for having pushed for this disastrous war. And they have also betrayed the US by treating US servicemen and women as their personal mercenaries to be deployed to settle their personal scores.

@__Avesta______ @tparsi "We don't need polls" you say 40 minutes after asking me which poll.

@Fan4Muscle @tparsi We don't need polls, you IRGC whore x.com/i/status/20230…

@__Avesta______ @tparsi See that's the difference between you and I. I oppose both the gunning down of protestors and the bombing of children, whereas you only oppose the first and practically cum in your pants with the second. Either way, thanks for proving yall are not the majority, just the loudest.

@Fan4Muscle @tparsi "pro-child slaughter" I bet you were quiet when the Islamic regime was slaughtering children and youth and elderly alike by the tens of thousands on the streets of Iran. Take your fake virtue signalling and shove up your ass.

@__Avesta______ @tparsi Okay, then give me a better poll, of organisations you deem "worthy". You can't. You simply. Can't. So sit down, pro-child slaughter warmonger. You don't speak for Iranians - not even for the diaspora, as it turns out! 🤣

@Fan4Muscle @tparsi Mind you, you're taling out of your ass. NIAC is an Islamic regime lobby, and you yourself are most likely a regime lobbyist. Neither the majority of the diaspora nor the majority of Iranians inside the country have turned against the war. We want the regime gone, period.

@__Avesta______ @tparsi Lol, try and relax. I found it: zeteo.com/p/no-iranian-a… Mind you, even before the war started, the majority opposed it (53 to 36), but seeing Trump and Israel going for total war, civilian carnage, and Stone Age objectives has sharpened diaspora opposition to 66-33.

@Fan4Muscle @tparsi No there wasn't. What fucking poll?

@__Avesta______ @tparsi Wasn't there a poll last week that said that even among the diaspora, the majority no longer supports the bombardements? Genuine question - I recall coming across it but can't see the forest for the trees in my bookmark tab.

@tparsi "the anti-war majority part of the Iranian diaspora" How far up your ass did you have to reach to pull that out?

@RedScrfedprinny @esaagar They didn't put it in overdrive, in fact they're only exporting slightly more. But since Trump's war has skyrocketed the oil price, and Iran has targeted Gulf oil infrastructure, they're taking in double. This is permanent, 'cause they can also impose tolls and refuse ships now.

@Fan4Muscle @esaagar Yeah they put their oil into overdrive because its the only thing they have left. And nothing close to what they need to replace what was lost. They have nothing else to fall back on, no cards left to play, a last ditch hail mary, basically the death throes of a dying regime.

Professor Robert Pape: "Iran is emerging as a new global center of power...this will end up being worse than Vietnam"

@RedScrfedprinny @esaagar None will flow? They're actually exporting móre oil than before the war, earning twice pre-conflict revenues. They also got a panicked Trump to ease oil sanctions + they easily control the Strait even though they never tried before. Meanwhile, U.S. gas prices keep skyrocketing.

@Fan4Muscle @esaagar Its closer, more abundant, we already have the refinery infrastructure in place, and its already gone back up to 1m barrels per day. Historically at its peak it was 3.7m per day, increasing supply means less dependence on the strait, no money will flow for them. Too bad

@RedScrfedprinny @esaagar Oil is fungible - meaning it’s all part of one global market - so if you block the Strait, you’re not “switching” to cheaper local or Venezuelan oil, you’re just joining everyone else in bidding up the same limited supply, and your prices rise too.

@Fan4Muscle @esaagar Quite a bit of control? 😂 One plane is quite a bit of control? Deluded The US doesnt need the strait the already using Venezuelan oil, but keep coping 💪

@RedScrfedprinny @esaagar Lol you got busted moron. Love how quickly the propagandised side of Twitter went from "NO CONTROL OVER THEIR AIRSPACE AND BARELY ANY MISSILES LEFT" to "okay quite a bit of control actually and over half of their stockpile still intact." How's the opening of Hormuz going? 🤣🤣

@Fan4Muscle @esaagar Wow 3 weeks of conflict and they shot down a single fighter

@RedScrfedprinny @esaagar No control over their own airspace? You may want to turn on the news.

@Fan4Muscle @esaagar I did say this death would open the strait, i merely pointed an actual fact that backs up what i said earlier. Their navy is sunk, they dont even have control of their own airspace and you want to convince anyone that they have more control now than ever… good luck with that

@mah78939 @ragipsoylu Only the west has ever shown the willingness to massacre by nukes. Other countries MUST develop nukes to defend against white barbarism.

Iranian President Pezeshkian's close ally Zarif reveals Iranian proposal to end the war: - IRAN STEPS FOLLOWING THE END OF THE HOSTILITIES 1- Commit never to seek nuclear weapons 2- Down-blend enriched uranium to below 3.67 percent 3- Ratify the IAEA Additional Protocol for permanent monitoring 4- Ensure safe commercial passage through the Strait of Hormuz, with Oman 5- Sign a permanent nonaggression pact with the United States 6- Participate in a regional security framework 7- Transfer enriched uranium and related equipment to a regional enrichment consortium 8- Remove terrorism-related designations on the United States 9- Restore diplomatic/consular channels 10- Remove travel restrictions on U.S. citizens 11- Invite oil companies, including American ones, to help facilitate exports 12- China, Russia, and possibly regional states may serve as guarantors of the agreement. - THE US STEPS: 1-Remove unilateral U.S. sanctions on Iran 2-Allow Iran to export oil freely and repatriate the proceeds 3- Accept that Iran will retain some non-weapons-level nuclear program rather than demand zero enrichment 4- Terminate UN Security Council resolutions against Iran 5- Allow Iran to participate normally in global supply chains 6- Sign a permanent nonaggression pact with Iran 6- Finance reconstruction in Iran 7- Compensate Iranian civilians for losses 8- Participate in a regional security framework 9- Help create the regional enrichment consortium 10- Remove terrorism-related designations on Iran 11-- Restore diplomatic/consular channels with Iran 12- Remove travel restrictions on Iranian citizens 13- Cooperate on trade, energy, and technology projects read the full article here: foreignaffairs.com/middle-east/ho…

@sammanbi @IRIMFA_SPOX Hezbollah is fighting a European invader that has slaughtered its way around the region since the 40s. In contrast, Iran has the right to exist, and has for thousands of years. There's no excuse for these bombings, whereas there's a very good reason for Hezbollah's: resistance.

@IRIMFA_SPOX You were not complaining when your buddies in Hezbollah were sending random rockets on israelis. Yes I am Iranian and I went to the school next to Institute Pasteur.

Heartbreaking, cruel, despicable, and utterly outrageous: the American-Israeli aggressors have attacked the Pasteur Institute of Iran — the oldest and most prestigious research and public health center in Iran and the entire Middle East, founded in 1920 through an agreement between the Pasteur Institute of Paris and the Iranian government. This is not merely another war crime committed as part of an illegal war; it is a barbaric assault on basic human core values.

@RedScrfedprinny @esaagar Lol, you think this death opens the Strait? The U.S. has been killing their generals and leaders since 2020, yet they're now more in control of Hormuz than ever. It's a nation of 90 million, one more tenacious & fanatical than the next. Trump will tire of it before they will.

@Fan4Muscle @esaagar Wow look at that

@IelnzI @SRB2016 @mehdirhasan Ah yes, nothing like showing me a picture of one person to prove 45,000 people have been killed.

@Fan4Muscle @SRB2016 @mehdirhasan You don't know shit

Remember when the monarchist section of the Iranian diaspora actually believed Trump and co were coming to save their country and were cheering on this war?

@tiribirii @realstewpeters Every time you people are told Iran has not invaded a country in 200 years, you move the goalposts to proxies, which everyone has, including and especially the U.S. Also, what do you think Israel is? Iran does not differ from 🇺🇲&🇮🇱 on proxies, but on massacre-filled invasions.

@realstewpeters Abt Iran not invading a country in 200 years maybe u should ask abt what r Hezbollah who r taking Lebanon and its population hostages since 20 years who r hamas who r the houthis threatening the safety of gulf region and who R the iraqui Hezbollah

Iran didn’t start this war. Iran hasn’t invaded another country in 200 years. Iran doesn’t compromise American politicians by providing kids for them to fuck. Iran’s only crime is refusing to kneel.