@s_m_marandi In the beginning, it was not an Islamic Revolution at all. It was turned into it.
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✨Thousand Stars Silent Heaven✨ Katılım Ocak 2019
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Today marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan, and tomorrow is Eid al-Fitr as well as the first day of spring and the Iranian new year. Across Iran, people are in the streets to defend the revolution. Here they are moved to emotion by the voice of the martyr Ayatollah Khamenei
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@DD_Geopolitics This is a thing that kills people. What have we become to turn it into a comic?
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🇮🇷 MEET IRAN'S SEJJIL MISSILE
They call it the Dancing Missile.
Iran to Israel in 7 minutes. But here's why nobody can stop it: the Sejjil changes direction mid-descent. The interceptor arrives at empty space, and the missile hits its target.
It's stored fully fueled, ready to launch in minutes. Satellites can't detect it preparing. No warning. No window.
On March 15, it entered this war for the first time.
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@goddek An era that is disappearing. One by one, they are all becoming shades.
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Chuck Norris didn’t die. He just went to a higher difficulty level. RIP legend.
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Its funny that Chuck Norris has "Chuck Norris" jokes
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@_whitneywebb Ex-Marines, Ex-Colonels, Ex-Diplomats, Ex-CIA, Ex-Chiefs of Staff and etc. are all producing the same same same.
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It's infinite psyop season. The main targets are those who are unhappy with the current system, would-be dissidents. The goal is to distract them so they don't do anything real about it and divert them into a new, more convenient corral.
Stay vigilant and maybe don't immediately trust the "ex"-cia people suddenly popping up telling you what you want to hear.
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Man's decided the cops aren’t doing enough so now he's launching desserts at speeding cars 😭
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Cheering it on, Pepe? It's piracy and I think they had plans for it since a long time, just did not go through with imposing it.
The right of transit is the right of transit. It does not come with a "fee".
"The Strait of Hormuz does not have international waters in the traditional sense, as its narrowest point (21 nautical miles) is fully covered by the territorial waters of Iran and Oman (12 nautical miles each). However, it is classified as an international strait under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), which grants all ships and aircraft the right of transit passage—continuous, expeditious, and unimpeded navigation, even through territorial waters. This right applies regardless of whether a country has ratified UNCLOS, as it is considered customary international law. Iran, though a signatory, has not ratified UNCLOS and disputes the application of transit passage to non-parties, but the principle remains widely recognized and binding." (Brave Leo)
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Iran for all practical purposes is NATIONALIZING the Strait of Hormuz.
The larger context is featured on my latest column.
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💢 Iran sets up “approved” shipping corridor through Hormuz Iran is allowing select vessels to pass through the Strait of Hormuz along routes inside its territorial waters after prior approval — with at least one tanker reportedly paying around $2M for transit, according to Lloyd’s List. At least nine ships have already used the route near Larak Island, where IRGC-linked authorities verify vessels. Governments including India, China, Pakistan, Iraq, and Malaysia are coordinating transit requests directly with Tehran. Lloyd’s List reports Iran is moving to formalize the system: shipowners must submit detailed ownership and cargo information in advance, often via intermediaries, to register for clearance, with vessels tied to the U.S. or Israel excluded. Traffic remains minimal, with just 15 transits recorded from March 15–17 — about 90% tied to Iran-linked trade or ownership. Visual from @LloydsList
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All these straights and canals are run *inside* a country.
For Hormuz, we got the following situation:
"The Strait of Hormuz is classified as an international strait under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), which grants all ships and aircraft the right of transit passage—continuous, expeditious, and unimpeded navigation, even through territorial waters. This right applies regardless of whether a country has ratified UNCLOS, as it is considered customary international law. Iran, though a signatory, has not ratified UNCLOS and disputes the application of transit passage to non-parties, but the principle remains widely recognized and binding." (Brave Leo)
It's not a spontaneous decision but long deliberated racketeering.
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Iran has kept the Straight of Hormuz toll-free for decades despite being vilified, sanctioned, and Isolated.
Egypt charges $300,000 – $700,000+ per transit through the Suez Canal. Ultra-large container ships or tankers can exceed $1 million.
Panama charges $150,000 – $450,000 per transit. Large Neopanamax ships cost up to $500,000+ to pass the Panama Canal.
Turkey charges fees for the Bosporus Strait.
Canada charges fees for the St Lawrence Seaway.
The United States charges for the St Lawrence Seaway.
But Iran is a bad country.
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@kottur_lover22 Somehow many Japanese voted for her, though.
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I am Japanese, but I stand with Iran, not America. The vast majority of Japanese people are on Iran's side. Prime Minister Takaichi does not represent the opinion of the Japanese people. Many Japanese people are ashamed that they made Sanae Takaichi prime minister.
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And I wish to be very clear: This is a veiled threat in regards to the possibility of bombing countries "from Europe to Asia", inspired by a sense of admiration. Iran just required information from Germany about the use of Ramstein. This is WWIII, and I am not cheering it on. If this means the defeat of Iran, it means the defeat of Iran. Talk about Israel wanting to become the regional hegemon - but if Iran aspires to become the regional hegemon that's OK, of course. Because of photos of "Iranian girls" not wearing a hijab where you don't know if they are staged or not? There is propaganda on all sides. And I don't care if an Iranian politician has a PhD or a dozen PhDs or whatever. They have their PhDs because they conform with Sharia and I don't know what the level of requirement is. I also have a PhD, and incidentally, part of it is Old Persian - not admitted as an exam language, though, because "too easy". So.
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I am opposed to this war. I am also opposed to viewing Iran as invincible, a moral institution and all the rest of it, including the halo.
The legal marriage for girls in Iran is 13, under Sharia Law. It can be lower if approved by her father and a court. If a man in the US (or Norway, for that matter) gets into a relationship with a 13 year old he is considered a pedophile, FFS. And I don't care about "religion" or "culture" in this regard. This is the 21st century.
And a hijab is also important - for modesty or something - or simply to prevent males from getting horny on the spot when they see a woman? That dress code is turning women into objects and the property of males, though.
So go away with those veiled threats, and it does not help adding a question mark. All you pundits bashing the West, directly or indirectly, are revealing their real self. This includes Ritter, Marandi and all the rest of them. And their dim-witted hosts. It is so transparent it is laughable.
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Iran attacked the Mina Al-Ahmadi refinery in Kuwait, one of the largest in the region, as Kuwait allows the US to attack Iran from its territory. A cautionary tale for all frontline states from Europe to Asia?
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@provoziert @USMortality @Karl_Lauterbach @welt Exakt. Das Ding existiert nur im Computer. Es ist eine Simulation, basierend auf Zufallsfragmenten. So und so könnte das Ding aussehen. Oder halt so. Hauptsache "cleavage".
Sozusagen eine völlig neue Art von Computer-Virus.
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@USMortality @Karl_Lauterbach @welt Wenn die paar Kilobyte tatsächlich nur China-Computer-Schrott waren, war es eine sehr sehr kostengünstige Variante um den Westen ins Verderben zu stürzen.
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Eine faire Darstellung der Abläufe in der Corona Enquete Kommission von heute. In der @welt wurde zu dem Thema schon einseitiger berichtet. welt.de/politik/deutsc… via @welt
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@Haiderium10 @aminismyname Where is that non hijab propaganda?
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@aminismyname Phucking hell, we are being told that they put you in jail i if you don't wear a pepsi burka, and here we see women being more fashionable than the women in NYC. Where is that hijab propaganda?
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@aminismyname @grok When were these photos published by Getty Images?
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@ShadowofEzra LOL The legal marriage age for girls in Iran is 13. That's younger than many of Epstein's victims.
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An Iranian soldier is going viral after declaring he is fighting the United States and Israel on behalf of the victims of Epstein Island, claiming their forces are directly targeting the Temple of Baal.
The statement came just moments before dozens of missiles were launched.
"For the victims of Epstein Island, we target the Temple of Baal."
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@Tracking_Power Will you be posting enthusiastically in regards to the upcoming Easter holidays, too? Wow!
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@torben_weg0815 @provoziert @Karl_Lauterbach @welt Meinen Sie damit "Fremdschutz"? Es gab auch nie einen "Eigenschutz". Gar nichts. Es gab nur Anlass, die Gesellschaft in zwei Klassen zu teilen.
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@provoziert @Karl_Lauterbach @welt Es gab NIE einen Ansteckungsschutz.
Bei KEINER Variante.
Sag mal bekommt ihr überhaupt noch irgendwas mit?
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@AryJeay Of course. Between 2017 and 2022, almost 185,000 "Iranian girls" under the age of 15 got "married" under Sharia Law.
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Female Iranian footballers who returned to Iran recall how Australian police were pressuring them to not leave for Iran.
She says:
"When they checked our passports, each of us went into a room with a police officer. At first, when they took my hand and led me away, I was a bit scared, but I told myself it’s okay.
Then we sat down; we went through a few doors, entered a room, and I sat. The security agent called someone on a phone, and I realized they wanted to ask us again: 'If you go back, it’s like this [dangerous]... your country is at war, etc.
They were asking a bunch of very strange questions, hoping I might say, 'No, I don't know. I am not sure of returning.’
They kept asking those same kinds of questions. He then asked me ‘Do you want to call your family? You can contact them right now to decide if you want to stay or not.' As soon as he said that, I told the lady (the translator), 'Tell him I don’t want to stay.
Anyone who wanted to stay has already stayed.' I didn’t even let him finish reading the rest of his questions; I just said: ‘I want to return to Iran.'
Right then, I got a bad feeling in my heart; I was a bit scared because I really wanted to go back to Iran—I wanted to go to my family, my homeland.”
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@disclosetv I'd say followers of Judaism are first in line in regards to a "self-audit".
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NOW - Reverend Dr. William J. Danaher calls on all Christians to take a "self-audit" to "cleanse the Christian tradition from antisemitism" adding, "there is a subterranean river of interpretation within the Christian faith that runs in an antisemitic direction."
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@IRAN_in_NL Pride comes before the fall.
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