Afshin Samadi

@TheSaviour You provided Sadam Hussein with chemical weapons which caused the murder of half a million women children and Iranian civilians.... so PLEASE go fuck yourself and don't ever ask Iranians for any favours until you publicly apologise for your last genocidal act.

🚨🇩🇪🇵🇰German Foreign Minister: "We now urgently ask Iran to come to Islamabad and negotiate constructively with the United States of America."

@RezaNasri1 They have been doing that with Palestine for 80 years. This is a well practiced tactic and has been very successfull in the past due to manipulated media output. Not sure if they achieve the same level of success unless they totally control the media again.

Could Trump's Posture Be a Prelude to an Ultimate Blame Game? In the annals of international relations, the “Trap of Rambouillet” refers to a well-documented diplomatic maneuver in which one side deliberately inserts terms into a proposed agreement that it knows the other side cannot possibly accept. The goal is not to solve outstanding issues, but to manufacture a public pretext for war. The name derives from the 1999 Rambouillet negotiations, where NATO presented Belgrade with conditions on Kosovo that were structured to be politically and constitutionally impossible for the Yugoslav government to swallow, thereby justifying the subsequent bombing campaign. One plausible scenario is that the United States is applying a similar approach in its current dealings with Iran. In fact, the conduct of U.S. officials, and the terms Washington has put before Iran today, increasingly appear to follow the same script. The Trump administration continues to allude to an imminent deal, a historic breakthrough, or “Iran coming to its senses.” Yet its proposals include provisions that would require Tehran to dismantle core elements of its sovereignty, erode its national pride, and make unreasonable concessions—with nothing meaningful offered in return by the United States—in ways no Iranian government could accept. This sequence seems intended to project an image of good-faith negotiation, anticipate Iran’s rejection of such terms, and ultimately frame the outcome as “Iran choosing war.” The theatrics surrounding @JDVance's travel to Islamabad, despite Iran not even confirming its participation, fit into this picture. Once the negotiations "fail", a likely next step for the Trump administration could be the resumption of military attacks aimed at inflicting significant costs on the Iranian population and infrastructure, followed by a withdrawal without any agreement and a declaration of victory. Iran would almost certainly respond forcefully, delivering a severe shock to the global economy. Yet this risk appears to carry limited weight in Trump's calculations. His objective could be to push Iran back by degrading its capabilities and to leave the region destabilized in ways that serve Israel’s long-term hegemonic ambitions. In short, what is unfolding increasingly resembles a Rambouillet-style script, repackaged for the region. One might call it the “Trap of Islamabad,” with diplomatic postures serving as a velvet glove concealing a mailed fist.

@propandco Why don't people start using the alternative, Upscrolled?

Banning important Iran accounts the day before the ceasefire ends is a clear sign that the war is about to kick back off The information war will be intense Very corrupt of Elon Must and his Zionist Mossad handler Nikita to silence these voices

@NajamAli2020 How many time does it need to be cleared? They want the Uranium, they want no nuclear technology AND they are not providing anything that Iran asked for. Trump makes that clear on an hourly basis! Do you need any more clearance or is it that you can't accept Iran's firm stance?

Iran needs to be clear, fast. If it is not attending the meeting in Pakistan, it must spell out why: is it the port blockade? the deal terms? or both? Because silence comes at a cost. Iran earned global sympathy as the underdog. It risks losing that quickly if it appears evasive or inconsistent. The bigger concern is strategic judgment. War may have created leverage but leverage is fleeting. It can disappear in days if not converted into outcomes. History is a harsh reminder. In 1988, after years of war and immense losses, Iran was forced to accept a deal it once resisted. Leverage unconverted is leverage lost. And misreading the moment can turn advantage into regret, very quickly.

@Megatron_ron Yes. Thanking them for their service

NEW: 🇺🇸🇮🇷🇮🇱 The Capitol Police started arresting US military veterans for protesting the war against Iran

@PiersUncensored @piersmorgan @s_m_marandi You keep embarrassing your self, Piers, why?

'People know a government stooge and a propagandist when they see and hear one!' Piers Morgan tears into Professor Marandi at the end of tonight's Uncensored - watch more!👇 📺 youtu.be/5FNUgU738w8 @piersmorgan | @s_m_marandi

@Safarnejad_IR It happened in Australia too. Its happening because the US needs the gas and oil exclusive supply to Europe and price hike, to save its currency and economy. Europe is now paying 11 time more for gas than before Ukraine war.

⚠️ Breaking: Massive fire at Rajasthan refinery in India Is this happening because India dared to purchase Iranian oil?

@CryptoNobler This is not looking good for US all together

🚨 BREAKING 🇺🇸 TRUMP WILL SIGN AN EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER TODAY AT 3:00 PM ET. INSIDERS EXPECT HIM TO OFFICIALLY CANCEL THE PEACE DEAL AND ANNOUNCE A NEW ATTACK ON IRAN. THIS IS NOT LOOKING GOOD FOR BITCOIN AND RISK ASSETS...

@HatsOffff Because there is no Israel in South Carolina and he works for Israel. Better question would be, why South Carolina keeps electing this closet gay retard?

Why doesn't he ever talk about South Carolina?

@VladTheInflator It doesn't. US is owned.

When does this shit end

@AmirSona07 You just make shit up, why?!

NEW: 🇺🇸🇮🇷 Details of the latest U.S.-Iran draft proposal, according to Amit Segal & various other sources: – Iran agrees to a 15-year enrichment suspension, with the exception of research reactors for medical isotopes. – Iran’s stockpile of 60% and 20% uranium would be partially converted to reactor fuel, and partially ‘downblended’ to a lower enrichment level. However, it won’t leave Iran. – Full IAEA supervison on Iran’s nuclear sites. – Opening the Strait of Hormuz, with the possibility of collecting tolls. – The U.S. will offer Iran phased sanctions relief – The U.S. will unfreeze all Iranian assets currently frozen abroad, amounting to $20 Billion or more. – The U.S. will commit to a non-aggression pact with Iran that is ensured through a UN National Security Council resolution and a treaty ratified by Congress. – The U.S. will withdraw all its military forces from the Persian Gulf.

@PeteHegseth @POTUS Nothing to boast about! You re-started the war, retards.

@RapidResponse47 So the US broke the ceasefire after Israel broke the ceasefire

@GunterFehlinger Yes. Its called Iran, you retard

Kurds deserve a country

@Megatron_ron So what did this retard think, invade Iran and get away with no damage?!

NEW: 🇮🇷🇺🇸 The Wall Street Journal reports that after Iran shot down a US fighter jet, Trump yelled at his aides for several hours. He kept repeating: “The Europeans are not helping.” The president repeatedly referenced the 1979 Iranian hostage crisis and Carter’s failed rescue attempt (which involved helicopters and contributed to Carter losing the 1980 election). Trump told advisers something along the lines of: “If you look at what happened with Jimmy Carter…with the helicopters and the hostages, it cost them the election. What a mess.” This historical parallel weighed heavily on him during the F-15E incident.

@Haqiqatjou That's why Marandi is advising people to leave. Once the bombing starts, it will be hard to separate the innocent from the military murderers

I understand that Professor Marandi has had his life threatened directly by US bombing and he is witnessing the killing of family and countrymen all around him by the genocidal Epstein coalition. However, we cannot let emotions push us to be unjust. Just as we don't want to see Iran destroyed, we don't want to see the Gulf nations destroyed or their people harmed. Only certain corrupt Gulf governments working with the US and Israel should be punished for their treachery. But the average person should not be threatened.

@IotollaKomehni @fresh_sadegh Thank you

@ashsamadi @fresh_sadegh It’s in multiple clips on his telegram channel, have to scroll up for a bit t.me/ghalibaf

#Irannews🧵 1- UP UNTIL 2 HOURS AGO, Iran has not shown interest in attending this week’s meeting with the U.S. delegation in Islamabad. Today Pakistan’s FM talked with Iran’s Araghchi on the phone. PM Shahbaz Sharif is set to call President Pezeshkian today evening.

@DrNeilStone IRGC is not a devise, you idiot.

Can anyone explain to me why the IRGC is still legal in the UK

@JewSpellbdbt @DillyHussain88 Allahu Aallam

@ashsamadi @DillyHussain88 Sure there could be many Kuffar claiming to be Muslim, but that’s not evidence for anything. Hatib ibn Abi Baltah a sahabi, aided the quraish against the Muslims was he a munafiq ? Again I hate the emiratis dont agree with them but you shouldnt base your religion on assumptions

There’s not criticising your ruler. There’s not disobeying your ruler. There’s not rebelling against your ruler. And then there’s worshipping your ruler and kissing his footwear for blessings. Emiratis continue to reach new lows by the day.

@IotollaKomehni @fresh_sadegh No didn't. I will look for it

@ashsamadi @fresh_sadegh Did you watch Ghalibaf’s interview? I thought it explained the rationale quite well.