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Now listen here, you primitive screwheads.

@iranidaturan Iranians are really smart with nuanced understanding. I wish more such nuanced analysts rise to power in future

For those who know history, understand the Islamic regime, and are following the current events, Trump’s approach toward Iran has become quite clear. About ten years ago, the late Iranian-American analyst Manook Khodabakhshian predicted these exact days in detail. He described the Islamic Republic as a “small Islamic Soviet Union” that would be pushed toward internal collapse through external pressure that would deepen the existing cracks until the system imploded from within. He believed this would be the least costly, least risky, and least bloody path. The similarities are striking. Both systems were highly ideological and totalitarian, extremely inefficient, and relied on heavy violence and external threats to maintain power and create deterrence. Both poured enormous resources into exporting their ideology and supporting proxies while their economies collapsed. And both turned their nuclear programs, or ambitions for them, into an existential burden. The Soviet Union exhausted itself in the arms race, and Iran is doing the same today.America played a very similar role back then. In the 1980s, the U.S. placed a massive naval presence around the Soviet Union, dramatically increased military spending, launched the Strategic Defense Initiative, and openly supported internal dissidents and opposition movements. Today, we are seeing almost the exact same playbook: multiple carrier strike groups in the region, increased military pressure, sanctions, and clear signals of support for the Iranian people and any potential internal change. In the Soviet case, a reformist figure like Gorbachev eventually came to power. He tried to fix the system from within, but the hardliners launched a coup against him in 1991. The coup failed, the hardliners were arrested or marginalized, and nationalist forces gained more power. Ultimately, the Soviet Union collapsed a few months later without a major civil war or violent revolution. It simply dissolved. Iran’s path, however, looks different. Because this regime is not just another leftist dictatorship, it is a cult-like Islamic ideology mixed with apocalyptic and suicidal tendencies. Controlling or sidelining its hardliners is far more difficult than it was with the Soviet communists. A moderate reformist like Gorbachev would likely lose control here. That is why the trajectory in Iran more closely resembles the Egyptian model: an El-Sisi scenario. A pragmatic, security-minded figure who steps in, uses force if necessary to neutralize the hardliners, restores order, and creates the space for a controlled transition. Preside Trump seems to understand this reality very well. His goal is not to directly topple the regime and then own the aftermath like Iraq or Afghanistan. Instead, he wants to use maximum external pressure to weaken the regime, accelerate its internal fractures, and empower the Iranian people themselves to play the main role in the change. He wants the transition to be driven from inside Iran, with America providing support from the outside, not direct occupation. This crack is already visible inside the regime. Decision-making is no longer in the hands of one person. Different factions have formed, and the fact that 70 IRGC figures came to Pakistan shows that none of them trust each other. So far, the El-Sisi-type figure has not emerged with enough power to control the others and accept the necessary concessions. It remains to be seen what will happen in the coming days. Will there be a coup with the help of the regular army against the gangsters of the IRGC, or will the hardliners be purged with Israeli assistance? The coming days are very important. I truly hope that this ends with the least possible cost, and before the hardliners get the chance to do something stupid. Let me know your thoughts on this take, I’d like to exchange ideas and see nom-Iranian perspectives on it. #IranWar‌ ‌ #JavidShah‌‌‌‌‌

@Interpreter2026 @alphadelta66969 Then fvck and marry a man.Women rock the cradle of next generation. Without us, humanity and your lineage ends All these conquest, rape religions were invented by a man's ego like yours and every single one of this strips us of humanity. No contribution other than brutal conquest

@alphadelta66969 @nomadtawhid @MercifulMessage Find a woman smarter than me

Not only am I not ashamed of my Prophet’s marriage to Aisha I’m proud of it She is the single greatest female scholar of our Nation ❤️

@IslamicQuiz_c @MercifulMessage @AroojAbdul44410 ma malakat aymanukum" ("what your right hands possess"). This term is consistently interpreted as a reference to female captives and slaves. The Quran explicitly grants men sexual access to these women, drawing a clear line between them and free wives

@MercifulMessage @AroojAbdul44410 There is nothing to be ashamed of. This is a popular practice at that time and culturally accepted. If it was wrong, the earlier generations in those years would have criticised it.

@IslamicQuiz_c @MercifulMessage @AroojAbdul44410 Why did he enslave women after killing their tribes, why were sold to his fighters? They could be r@ped and converted? Surely someone like universal divinity would not believe in enslaving women, r@pe after killing their men?

@MercifulMessage ma malakat aymanukum" ("what your right hands possess"). This term is consistently interpreted as a reference to female captives and slaves. The Quran explicitly grants men sexual access to these women, drawing a clear line between them and free wives

@irenaakbar @Logicalindian81 ma malakat aymanukum" ("what your right hands possess"). This term is consistently interpreted as a reference to female captives and slaves. The Quran explicitly grants men sexual access to these women, drawing a clear line between them and free wives

@Logicalindian81 Allegation, not yet proven. Islam doesn’t allow forced conversions, or conversion by deceit. So it’s condemnable — but I would wait for evidence first.

So the Nasik cops worked as undercover housekeepers at a TCS BPO to see if the Muslim managers there were influencing Hindu staffers towards Islam? Aren’t the cops supposed to manage law & order instead of eavesdropping on coworkers’ conversations in a private office? Priorities!

@irenaakbar ma malakat aymanukum" ("what your right hands possess"). This term is consistently interpreted as a reference to female captives and slaves. The Quran explicitly grants men sexual access to these women, drawing a clear line between them and free wives

This. Undettered commitment. No amount of proof, investigation nothing can change their view and stand. This is where truth becomes something that can be seived through lens of ideology Lots to learn.

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A new wave of targeting Muslims- not the paan vendor or street hawker this time, but the educated, skilled, employed. The aim is clear: make even the few who’ve secured jobs in this majoritarian system unemployable.

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