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«وَالسَّابِقُونَ السَّابِقُونَ» انگار تاریخ ۴۰ سال به عقب برگشته! خدا قوت به آنها که همیشه پای کار مملکت هستند

Richard Nephew, who served as Biden’s Deputy Special Envoy for Iran, is a steadfast supporter of Trump's "maximum pressure" against Iran. Why? Because, he admits, lifting US sanctions would help Iran "overcome" its problems. Nephew opposes a grand bargain with Iran even if it could address all of the United States’ stated grievances. “Any deal that affords Iran widespread sanctions relief—even if it features hard limits on Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, missile programs, and support for proxies,” Nephew writes, could give the Iranian government “a new lease on life.” Therefore, diplomacy must be opposed, with the ultimate aim “to get actual regime change.” Nephew is especially opposed to a peace deal because, he admits, US sanctions are the main source of Iran’s problems, and therefore the main engine of his desired regime change. If the US offers “comprehensive sanctions relief for Iran,” he writes, that “would help flood the country with enough money to overcome its legacy of mismanagement, corruption, and failed governance.” If the US lets Iran access enough money to resolve its problems, that in turn “might relieve popular pressure on the regime.” Better then continue putting pressure -- aka impoverishment -- on Iran's population.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright likened military action against Iran to medical intervention, saying: "Killing the cancer that will kill you," and framing the operation as globally beneficial.

"In every crisis, God has fashioned a victory for Iran" Newly released video shows that, back in 2019, Iran’s anti-terror commander Martyr Soleimani warned attempts to curb Iran’s oil sales would have global consequences. As we see today, his warning proved accurate.

تا حالا فکر کردید چرا با این‌که زندگی در تهران ۴۷٪ گرون‌تره، باز هم جوان‌ها برای کار به پایتخت میان؟ هم‌مدیر عامل جاب‌ویژن معتقده، طبق آمارها، جوان‌ها نه برای پول بیشتر، بلکه دنبال «حق انتخاب» و تنوع شغلی هستن که متأسفانه در باقی شهرها نیست. #بازار_کار #تهران #حقوق #مهاجرت_داخلی #جاب_ویژن #مقداد_ولایی

*** Episode 2 of "Still, Minab" is now available Witness the most precious of lives, of Mahdie and Amin, blessing the world with a creative, joyful, and nourishing presence. Absorb them in their fullness, of all that they were and could have become. Sit then with how their futures were stolen, what was lost forever to their families, to their communities, their nation, to the world. For what? So that the US-Zionist death machine could try to restore its fading power to occupy, pillage, and rape? So that it could force Iranians to turn against their republic? Force them to give up their sovereignty? So that this death machine could make up for its losses on the military battlefield by slaughtering children, as it does in Palestine, Lebanon, and Yemen? For the profits of weapons comapnies? For control over oil flows? For what were these lives taken? For what, that it has us numbed to this horror, that we spectate and then turn away? Do not turn away. Bear witness and let it fill you with the rage and urgency it demands. And be humbled by a people who refuse the ending of their worlds, even in the face of such horror. Who refuse the world-destroying logic of imperialism, embracing now their children as martyrs. An eternal remembrance renewing the only forms of life worth fighting for - those centered on love and sacrifice, not on profit and oppression. Mohadesse, mother of Mahdie and Amin, proclaims that she finds peace in seeing how their martyrdom awakens the world to the truth and to demand justice for the fallen. But watch this episode through until the end, and you will see that Mohadesse is not simply observing an "awakening," it is her voice that projects their martyrdom as thunder forcing a slumbering world to awaken. Watch and listen, and allow yourself to encounter a new solidarity politics. One in which you are not asked to pity and save an "other," for Mohadesse is not begging for recognition and justice from the imperialist. Drawing on the very sovereign power that the imperialists sought to extinguish, Mohadesse instead commands recognition and demands justice. She renews a deeper sovereignty, whose power draw from a timeless faith in the return of the Mahdi and the justice it promises to bring.

They aren’t even trying to make the lies believable anymore.