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@IObservePeace i believe the irgc is more ideological than the army. its mandate is preserved the Islamic identity of the country while arms mandate is mainly to preserve the territory integrity of the nation.

Why really did the Supreme Leader form the IRGC? And how did they grow above the country's army? Has the Iranian army ever participated in a serious war?

When Kanye West met his match in 2007 😂

Jordan Peterson was so mad after this debate. He got cooked and won’t debate Matt again.😅

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The Israel Lobby: 20 years later w/ John Mearsheimer - The Grayzone live x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

IRAN BEGINS MINING STRAIT OF HORMUZ - w/ Max Blumenthal x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

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It occurs to me that we're seeing a pattern here.⬇️ The Iranians are probably baiting our air and missile defense radars in the Middle East into illuminating and giving up their exact positions with ballistic missiles and then killing them with drones. Their cruise drones are by all indications quite precise and effective enough at sliding through fighter sweeps and the very limited SHORAD coverage that exists, likely because the Iranians got a dress rehearsal last year and the Russians have shared industrial amounts of combat data from Ukraine with them. We've lost a terrifying proportion of the total number of THAAD radars in existence just in the last week, not to mention some ultra-heavy fixed radar installations and an unknown number of Patriot radars. We're already seeing the results of this. Missile warning times in Israel have already decreased to a matter of seconds. Missile warnings in the Gulf States are sporadic to nonexistent. Replacement systems are being frantically flown into the Middle East from elsewhere. And the Iranians are getting essentially the same number of missiles through and continuing to strike important targets despite significantly fewer launches - suggesting they're metering their launch campaign by effects on target to sustain a long war. This also, by the way, suggests that we got head-faked by Iranian strike doctrine. We've been laser-focused on countering the flashy high end of their strike system - the ballistic missile force, while the Iranians didn't use their drones very effectively in previous rounds. During the Twelve Day War the trickle of Shaheds the Iranians flew off was trivially interdicted by fighter sweeps, which may have lulled US and Israeli war planners into a false sense of security about the true effectiveness of these weapons. This may have been precisely the impression the Iranians wanted us to have of what we know, from extensive combat use in Ukraine, is a pretty formidable weapon. The Iranians may actually have taken a pretty serious lesson from Ukraine (that flashy weapons draw fire) and shifted to considering their drone force - easily produced in gigantic quantities, quiet to launch, easy to store, frustratingly difficult to intercept, and lethal and precise enough to disable key nodes - to be their primary striking arm.

“Who is protesting the regime in Iran? Liberals, women, racial and ethnic minorities.” “Who would win? This 85 year-old cleric who gave his life to his country and religion and turned his country into a fortress or some stupid bitch that just wanted to dance?” 😭

@KeithWoodsYT What is interesting is that the interviewer Mike Wallace was himself Jewish and part of the lobby himself. The gaslighting is insane

The Shah of Iran speaking on the power of the Jewish lobby in the United States, 1976

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@kangmaxxing Are you schizo? Always contradicting yourself everyday. You are turning into Chase

This is not enough to invade #Iran! Dear #Iran call the #US bluff.

@MaddMike1776A @JingoVj1 @aga1nsta11oddz Big ships are big targets are not very manuverable. I

@PS5_UK @JingoVj1 @aga1nsta11oddz You don’t think a carrier will be moving unpredictable patterns? It still takes a few minutes for a hypersonic to reach its target.

🚨🇺🇸 BREAKING: "Can an aircraft carrier defend itself from an Iranian hypersonic missile?" CIA officer John Kiriakou. "NO, there's no defense from a hypersonic missile due to its speed,"

@MaddMike1776A @JingoVj1 @aga1nsta11oddz All you need is to know the speed, and time it is travelling and you can calculate the location coordinates. Simple physics

@JingoVj1 @aga1nsta11oddz Can a hypersonic missile hit a moving target? From what I understand it needs a set point to hit. A carrier is always moving.