Takhti
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@FreeIranMIGA Its got nothing to do with ethnicity. Persian leftists are the same traitors
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I’m ashamed of my Kurdish ethnicity knowing that the Kurds backstabbed my Iranian brothers and sisters for their own gain while they were being massacred. The level of anger I feel is beyond description.
Emily Schrader - אמילי שריידר امیلی شریدر@emilykschrader
"I'm very upset with a certain group of people, and they're going to pay a big price for that…But the Iranian people will fight back as soon as they know they're not going to be shot and as soon as they can get weapons."
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@danyentezari I see some of these separatist kurds with Israeli flags on X. How come we never see them with Israeli flags in Europe? They only protest together with palestinian terrorists.
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This is the flag of the stupid Soviet separatist project of the so-called "Kurdistan."
The proponents of this project are tribal, backward, backstabbing terrorist Marxist-Islamists.
They are imposters from Iraq and elsewhere who have no claim to Iran's Kurdish heritage or Iran's territory.
They have nothing to do with Iran or the Iranian people.
They are communists and Jihadis. They have a caste system, they practice female genital mutilation, they betray everyone including themselves, and they lie, steal, and cheat.
They are a confused, backwards people with a fake identity who cannot even get along with each other.
Read their history to know who they are.
Dany 🇮🇷@danyentezari
Here's a simple diagram that explains the Kurds and clears some confusions. Kurds are Iranians and Kurdish is Iranian heritage. They are Iranians, and their religion and language are also Iranian. Yezidis are from Iraq and neighboring countries. Their religion is Islam and Yezidism. They speak different languages. Because Kurdish is Iranian heritage, only Iranians can claim to be Kurdish. Why do Yezidis claim Kurdish identity? During the 1940s, parts of Iran where people have Kurdish heritage were occupied by the Soviet Union. The Soviet Union wanted to balkanize Iran and they falsely labeled Yezidis as Kurds in their 1939 census. This was a Soviet Union communist project. The so-called "Kurdish" regions of Iraq are now run by the Barzani tribe. Barzanis are Yazidis. Note: Some Yezidis might have Iranian roots, but they cannot really be Kurdish if they are not Iranians. This post will trigger people with this identity crisis and they will hurl racial slurs at us Iranians. They are victims of the Soviet Union and the catastrophe that is communism. However, they will have to eventually come to terms with reality. The sooner they accept the truth, the sooner we can all live in peace and harmony. To learn more about the Kurdish heritage of Iran in depth, read this X post: x.com/danyentezari/s…
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@AminSabeti Exactly this. War is brutal and i suspect it will get uglier before its over
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قدیمها اینجا این رو گفتم ولی باید تکرار کنم مجددا: جنگ زیبا نیست و به هیچ عنوان قشنگ نیست. جنگ چیز رمانتیکی نیست که مثلا فکر کنید خیلی باهاش باید عاشقانه برخورد کنید. جنگ خسارت به بار میاره و انسان درش کشته میشه.
من به عنوان کسی که سالهاست طرفدار جنگ علیه تروریست آخوند و سپاه پاسداران بودم میدونستم و میدونم که جنگ با آخوند زیبایی نداره و خسارات داره و اینجوری نیست که در وسط جنگ بشه گفت اینارو میخوام و اینارو نمیخوام، جنگ یک و صفر است و به عنوان یک جنگ طلب همیشه میدونستم و میدونم که خسارات درش زیاده اما نابودی آخوند به تمام خسارتهاش میارزه چون سود نبود آخوند در بلندمدت خیلی خیلی بیشتر از شترسواری دلا دلا با آخوند است.
ترند کشتار آخوند رو هم نگاه کنید و ببینید آخوند هر سال آدم بیشتر کشته و خواهد کشت.
خلاصه جنگ زیبا نیست، اما سودش برای ما بسیار بیشتر از ضررش است.
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@abdulnoor_amir @syl_sylv7966337 Bro how quickly did SDF surrender a few months ago? Trump was right, you guys are useless without US air support. Only good at thowing your daughters off balconies
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This is for the Iranians who are still crying today.
Try to cope 😂
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@HashemMelech048 These marxists groups are only western friendly when it suits them. In Europe, they protest together with the pro-pali supporters
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When Trump said help is on the way, we now know he expected weapons delivered to protestors. This betrayal will not go unanswered.
The Reagan Caucus@NewReaganCaucus
If this report about Iraqi Kurds failing to pass arms along to Iranians is true, then at very least the US has in the past tried to arm Iranians. That's good. Maybe they should try again and be more successful this time. We have no clue what Israel has planned.
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@HashemMelech048 Graphite bombs on power plants and they will take Kharg island next.
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My guess is the view is to hit the regime economically by taking out the industrialization of natural gas and oil while leaving the fields untouched so the commodity exists to be sold to rebuild the country. Even these facilities need to be replaced they’re so old and out of modern code.
Open Source Intel@Osint613
Asaluyeh gas and petrochemical facility in Bushehr, Iran.
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@D_abdulkader Arent you hiding in DC while PMF is fucking the shit out of Erbil? Isnt there a Syrian flag in Kobane? Like Trump said, kurds are useless without US support
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Monarchists crying about guns sent to the Kurds.
Okay say the Kurds have the guns, are you going to go to Iran and fight the regime?
🤣
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We are entering the Capeshit Boss Characters stage of the war. This guy needs to meet a 6'5 redneck marine nicknamed something like "The Boulder" on the battlefield to fist fight him. Kino.
DD Geopolitics@DD_Geopolitics
🇮🇷🔥 Abu Azrael, "The Angel of Death," has arrived in Tehran. Real name Ayoub Falih Hassan al-Rubaie, born 1978 in Iraq. Former university lecturer, one-time Taekwondo champion, and father of five. He first took up arms with the Mahdi Army against US forces during the 2003 invasion, then became one of the most feared commanders against ISIS in Syria and Iraq as part of the Popular Mobilization Forces. He's now in Tehran coordinating with the IRGC on plans for a potential US ground invasion. The man who fought the Americans in Iraq is back, and ready to do it again. His catchphrase: "Illa tahin" — "Grind you to dust."
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@ibncecilia Finns dock inget sorgligare än en övre medelklass nepobaby som lajvar förtryckt medans han bakar surdegsbröd och dricker sin sojalatte
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Det här är det sorgligaste jag sett på väldigt länge
Siavash Ardalan@BBCArdalan
"Thank you Israel, Thank you IDF!", chant Iranian monarchists gathered outside the Israeli embassy in London today to cheer on the ongoing bombing of Iranian military and industrial centers. They consider these strikes as a 'rescue operation' aimed at liberating Iranians.
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@D_abdulkader The only ones who failed miserably was you lot. Now it doesnt matter how many american cocks you suck in DC. Kurds are on US shitlist, dont come crying later
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The clowns that were concerned about Iran’s “territorial integrity” expected the Kurds to distribute guns to all of Iran.
Y’all got caught, you don’t give two sh*ts about Iran’s territorial integrity. You just wanted to keep the Kurds down and failed miserably.
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@Realneo101 @realDonaldTrump Destroying a bridge means no reinforcements coming. And power plants can be hit with graphite bombs that doesnt destroy the structure.
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Dear President Trump @realDonaldTrump
You know better than anyone that for 47 years, the Islamic Republic has only brought destruction to Iran and massacred its people.
If you truly want to help the Iranian people end this regime, don’t target the country’s infrastructure. The regime doesn’t give a damn about it anyway. Strike the regime and its leaders much harder instead.
This is not just my request. I’m speaking on behalf of 90 million Iranians.
Please listen to our voice. Instead of striking infrastructure, directly target the top officials of the regime like Ghalibaf, Ejei, and Vahidi. Hit the Islamic Republic hard.
We believe you will open the path for the Iranian people to rise up and completely destroy this terrorist regime once and for all.
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@therealBehnamBT You cant seriously be taking these posts at face value? Trump knows there wont be a deal. These targets were planned long ago
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The challenge is the administration believes this signals strength, whereas the Islamic Republic senses desperation.
Eerily, Tehran welcomes these messages, as it consolidates the regime’s limited social support and disheartens domestic dissidents who put their hopes in the US.
Yaroslav Trofimov@yarotrof
I must say I had to doublecheck this was real.
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@D_abdulkader Hahaha Dilliman is panicking. All the work he did on his knees in DC is gone. Kurds are on the shitlist now
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President Trump confirms Kurds were given guns by the U.S.
The Kurds are in constant communication with the Americans, all the Kurds, so it’s impossible for the Kurds to keep the guns without that being the plan.
The plan all along was for the Kurds to have the guns and keep them.
The Kurds also don’t have the capability to distribute the guns to the rest of the country, that doesn’t even make sense to do if that was part of the plan.
The plan was to arm the Kurds, then the Kurds would move in against the regime but the Turks leaked the intel to the Mullahs, so U.S. and Israel had to back off from that plan.
We have to explain this because there are opportunists (monarchists and their mouthpieces in Washington) who will try to blame the Kurds for this.
Kurds also demanded guarantees from U.S. which is part of the reason they didn’t move against the regime, they rightly looked after themselves after what happened to them in Syria couple of months ago.
Trey Yingst@TreyYingst
NEW: The United States sent guns to the Iranian protesters through the Kurds, President Trump told Fox News. "We sent guns to the protesters, a lot of them," President Trump told me. "And I think the Kurds took the guns."
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Trump: “We sent guns through the Kurds, I think the Kurds kept them.”
There are only two ways to interpret this:
First, this doesn’t sound credible. It looks like Trump is once again trying to throw the Kurds under the bus–just as he did in Northern Syria (Rojava).
Second, if this is true, the Kurds don’t just “keep” weapons and do nothing with them. The Kurdish political party coalitions from Eastern Kurdistan (Rojhelat) were ready to join the war on the battlefield, and Trump wanted them to join the war and help him defeat the Persian Islamic regime.
But Erdogan and Persians did not allow this to happen.
Erdogan’s worst nightmare is seeing Kurds armed and gain autonomy in another part of Kurdistan.
And Persians were sending death threats to Kurds if they join the war. They would rather keep their Persian regime than see Kurds armed and help the U.S. topple the regime they claim is “occupying” Iran.
If they are “occupied” or “oppressed,” then why not allow the only well-trained, organized force to help topple that regime?
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@HashemMelech048 Some of the kurds are aligned with IRGC. This is what happens when dealing with tribal groups
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Can’t trust Kurds 😡😡
A heavy price should be paid for this traitorous bs.
Clash Report@clashreport
BREAKING: Trump: We sent a lot of guns to the Iranian protesters, we sent guns through the Kurds, I think the Kurds kept them. Source: Fox News
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I can’t believe this vile terrorist shill is actually trying to defend the Islamic republic shutting off the internet for more than a month.
What a disgusting Nazi.
Helyeh Doutaghi@Helyeh_Doutaghi
Calling it a total “internet blackout” is misleading. What has been restricted is *international* connectivity, not the domestic internet: national websites, banking systems, and local alternatives to platforms like Uber, YouTube, and Google remain fully functional. The adoption of alternative digital infrastructures is not uniquely Iranian. States that perceive themselves as vulnerable to imperialist cyber operations or disinformation campaigns in hybrid warfare adopt this strategy. Reliance on domestic platforms in this context is a matter of digital sovereignty and resilience.
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@__Injaneb96 Have you ever considered that its not possible to take out all the basijis with drones? You want them to destroy the regime so iranians can just walk out and be free. It doesnt work like that
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✍️Why Striking Iran’s Power Plants Could Backfire
"You can dismiss polls, argue about numbers, or call it propaganda, but talk to people who were actually there, in the streets, during protests and unrest. Their accounts are consistent. The anger is directed inward, at the regime, not outward.
There is also a harsh understanding among many that weakening the Islamic Republic’s machinery, especially the parts responsible for repression, can shift the balance. This is a government that has killed tens of thousands of its own citizens over the years. That reality is not abstract to people inside Iran. It is personal.
But this is exactly why the next point matters.
If military actions cross a certain line, if they begin to damage civilian infrastructure like power plants, water systems, or essential services, they risk handing the regime its most powerful tool.
Proof.
Because then the narrative becomes easy to sell: “We told you. America and Israel want to destroy Iran.” And this time, they can point to visible consequences in people’s daily lives.
That is the opening the regime has always wanted, to move from fear-based storytelling to tangible evidence, and to step back into the role it has carefully built for itself: the only protector, the only savior."
Read more: open.substack.com/pub/sanaebrahi…
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