Iranian Chill Thread

[SalarHaqq]

Albania is a NATO member so unlikely any action can be taken against MEK while they are hosted there. Best option is to arm Serbia; Iran could set up a drone factory there like it did for Russia.

Serbia has had no major conflict with Albania. Only with Albanian-speaking Kosovo which used to be part of its territory.

Lesson for "ethno"-nationalist separatists in West Asia who claim to speak on behalf of communities that straddle several countries, and who are being assisted by NATO and/or the zionist regime: should they ever succeed in separating lands from the nation-states they inhabit, their patrons are not going to let them unify the newly independent entities into one, just as they wouldn't allow Albania to annex Kosovo. Just as autonomous Kurdish regions in Iraq and Syria remain separate.

The zio-American empire's goal is to split nation-states of the region into multiple parts, not to replace them with equally large entities simply by shifting borders into a given direction.

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These kids will grow up and and unless their minds change things are not looking good for the revolution. The videos of school girls coming out of Iran should be concerning for the Iranian authorities. Little girls are usually the furthest away from politics but in Iran even they are defying authority.

Those seen in pictures and videos are from middle to upper class backgrounds. Hardly a majority. And conditioned in their thinking by both their families and by the unrelenting, massive propaganda the enemy is flooding Iranians with 24/7 through the internet. It's high time for Iranian authorities to introduce the National Internet system that's been talked about for ages, and efficiently filter out undesired content at long last.

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I hope so

However we should consider the whole internet and 500 Persian speaking satellite tv channels are working against Iran

The National Internet project along with an enforcement of the ban on satellite receivers, is key to neutralizing the enemy's cultural soft war against the Iranian people, against the traditional religion of the land and against local culture. Hence why liberals i.e. NATO's fifth column in Iran, have been mobilizing their entire resources to delay and sabotage the implementation of the National Internet.

 

[lydian fall]

MEK and hasbara troll efforts in action:

Soon or late we have to destroy their cores to save Iran

 

[SalarHaqq]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1577165794806444032

https://twitter.com/x/status/1573726269174214656

https://twitter.com/x/status/1573038725277184001

 

[lydian fall]

Iran schoolgirls lead protests over Mahsa Amini death

Iranian schoolgirls have come to the fore in protests over the death of Mahsa Amini, removing their hijabs and staging sporadic rallies in defiance of a lethal crackdown by the security forces.

amp.france24.com

This just keeps getting more embarrassing.

We have to see larger scale

Not even 1:10000000~~

 

[TheImmortal]

We have to see larger scale

Not even 1:10000000~~

We need to mobilize the babies. Maybe they can leave nurseries to take their hijab off.

 

[BlessedKingOfLonging]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1577165794806444032

https://twitter.com/x/status/1573726269174214656

https://twitter.com/x/status/1573038725277184001

My bloodline will be carrying hatred for gabars right down to the Qaem's {ATFS AS HJ} Occultation and to Yaum ol Qiyamat itself.

I really hate karkasparasti and karkasparastha alike.

 

[ahaider97]

Those seen in pictures and videos are from middle to upper class backgrounds. Hardly a majority. And conditioned in their thinking by both their families and by the unrelenting, massive propaganda the enemy is flooding Iranians with 24/7 through the internet. It's high time for Iranian authorities to introduce the National Internet system that's been talked about for ages, and efficiently filter out undesired content at long last.

Brother salar, there is something deeply wrong in Iran if school girls in dozens are openly desecrating sacred religious symbols like that. In Pakistan a man wouldn't be able to show his face in public if his daughter acted like that.

 

[lydian fall]

Brother salar, there is something deeply wrong in Iran if school girls in dozens are openly desecrating sacred religious symbols like that. In Pakistan a man wouldn't be able to show his face in public if his daughter acted like that.

Brother haidar they're not even 1:100000000 of our society

End of story from me..

 

[Hack-Hook]

There you go again, babbling like a retard. You think hair will magically sprout out of a scalp that has been ruined by a laser?

A woman prides herself on her hair being long and luxurious (unless she's mentally ill and follows some retarded trend). What will they do once they can't grow hair? Wear a wig which would make it obvious what happened to them and who they are? It defeats the entire purpose.

and you made two assumption both wrong .
first you assumed laser is permanent . well no its not .
two you think laser is the only way to cut hair.
do you want me make a list of actress who shaved their head for a movie

and about women pride themselves on their long hair again wrong , maybe in India yes m last summer i shaved my head and went to hospital , two of the other female residents after that also cut their hair to about 1-1.5cm which in my book is far from long and lustrous .
and be assured if you do that they wont wear a wig . they show it as a honor badge and many other girl go shave their head

 

[Hack-Hook]

Those seen in pictures and videos are from middle to upper class backgrounds. Hardly a majority. And conditioned in their thinking by both their families and by the unrelenting, massive propaganda the enemy is flooding Iranians with 24/7 through the internet. It's high time for Iranian authorities to introduce the National Internet system that's been talked about for ages, and efficiently filter out undesired content at long last.

in Tehran in south the situation was a lot violent and they were from low to middle class.
and the middle class is the actual power in a country

but honestly when you talk i have doubt what you mean . so if you give us a definition of what you call middleclass thus unimportant and hardly a majority . in healthy society middle class is the majority.


funny part is you want to defend islandic values , but what you suggest is filtering and not allowing the other voiced be heard , somebody may think islandic values have nothing to say against western values that you have to silence them and force people only hear one voice . honestly is it how you see islandic values ? weak , unappealing , a culture of force and harshly silencing opposition ?

 

[Hack-Hook]

Brother haidar they're not even 1:100000000 of our society

End of story from me..

that would be 0.8 person , they are far larger percentage and each day pass they become more numerous unless some fundamental change in how we represent our cultural identity and Islamic value happens

 

[SalarHaqq]

Brother salar, there is something deeply wrong in Iran if school girls in dozens are openly desecrating sacred religious symbols like that. In Pakistan a man wouldn't be able to show his face in public if his daughter acted like that.

I assume that by religious symbols, you are referring to the hejab?

At any rate, we can say that in this regard, Iran differs from Pakistan in two ways:

1) So-called societal "modernization". There's a contrast in indicators such as female school enrollment, urbanization, access to media and the internet and so on.

One of the most shining thinkers of the Islamic Revolution, our dear shahid Morteza Motahhari, once had a dream: that of a process of modernization which would not end up threatening the standing of our religion in society, unlike to the path taken by the freemason-controlled west. He correctly argued that historically, the Islamic world had not witnessed the type of tensions observable in the west between religious institution and science.

However, forty three years on, my personal conclusion is that this objective was missed. And the reason squarely lies in the cultural aggression Islamic Iran and the Iranian population have been subjected at the hands of an immensely resourceful enemy. No nation, no society is immune to social engineering, propaganda, psy-ops on a grand scale - no matter the authenticity, the robustness, the purity of its civilizational traditions.

Modernization, in turn, immensely facilitates the enemy's sinister task, because it opens up technological and societal avenues for cultural aggression.

In other terms, we will witness similar phenomena in Pakistan once similar tresholds of social and human development (in the sense of the United Nation's HDI) are reached.

Motahhari's vision would certainly have come true, had Iran been spared from these three to four decades of all-out soft war, because his theoretical premises were accurate.

2) The intensity of above mentioned cultural aggression in the case of Iran versus Pakistan. Of course the imperialist enemy and its underlying globalist oligarchy have no intention of sparing any nation - Islamic or non-Islamic. However, they are concentrating on their main geostrategic adversaries first. Hence their obsession with Iran and the Islamic Revolution, which has been a priority target to them.

This all being said, the school girls shown in the media during recent days were essentially from the upper middle class to upper class bourgeoisie. Not representative of the majority of society.

 

[SalarHaqq]

in Tehran in south the situation was a lot violent and they were from low to middle class.

School girls weren't involved in any violence, and the bulk of those seen did not show up in southern Tehran.

but honestly when you talk i have doubt what you mean . so if you give us a definition of what you call middleclass thus unimportant and hardly a majority . in healthy society middle class is the majority.

The upper middle class and upper class are not a majority in Iran, nor in most other countries.

funny part is you want to defend islandic values , but what you suggest is filtering and not allowing the other voiced be heard , somebody may think islandic values have nothing to say against western values that you have to silence them and force people only hear one voice . honestly is it how you see islandic values ? weak , unappealing , a culture of force and harshly silencing opposition ?

"Islandic values"? It may be funny to someone with an insufficient, politicized understanding of social processes.

First of all yes, in a post-modern setting, those who promote the lofty values of religion will be at an inherent disadvantage over their adversaries. Because of the characteristics and parameters of post-modernity and the way it conditions human existence.

Second of all, people do not necessarily decide based on reason, nor do they necessarily choose what's best for them. It's enough to study two modern disciplines (or their modern variants) to understand how people can be manipulated: political propaganda, and commercial advertising. On a deeper level yet, there's social engineering - a methodical process of intervening into and shaping the collective mind, which results in a transformation of society irreversible through other means.

Third of all, quantity and aesthetic, formal gimmickry trumps content in post-modern media communication and messaging. Here, the enemy's resources cannot be matched by Islamic Iran. And asymmetrical resistance in this field is not conceivable, as opposed to the realm of hard power. Therefore, in order to level the playing field, the enemy's channels of cultural uprooting must be interrupted to the best possible extent.

 

[ahaider97]

What religious symbols do you mean?

At any rate, we can say that in this regard, Iran differs from Pakistan in two ways:

1) So-called societal "modernization". There's a contrast in indicators such as female school enrollment, urbanization, access to media and the internet and so on.

One of the most shining thinkers of the Islamic Revolution, our dear shahid Morteza Motahhari, once had a dream: that of a process of modernization which would not end up threatening the standing of our religion in society, unlike to the path taken by the freemason-controlled west. He correctly argued that historically, the Islamic world had not witnessed the type of tensions observable in the west between religious institution and science.

However, forty three years on, my personal conclusion is that this objective was missed. And the reason squarely lies in the cultural aggression Islamic Iran and the Iranian population have been subjected at the hands of an immensely resourceful enemy. No nation, no society is immune to social engineering, propaganda, psy-ops on a grand scale - no matter the authenticity, the robustness, the purity of its civilizational traditions.

Modernization, in turn, immensely facilitates the enemy's sinister task, because it opens up technological and societal avenues for cultural aggression.

In other terms, we will witness similar phenomena in Pakistan once similar tresholds of social and human development (in the sense of the United Nation's HDI) are reached.

Motahhari's vision would certainly have come true, had Iran been spared from these three to four decades of all-out soft war, because his theoretical premises were accurate.

2) The intensity of above mentioned cultural aggression in the case of Iran versus Pakistan. Of course the imperialist enemy and its underlying globalist oligarchy have no intention of sparing any nation - Islamic or non-Islamic. However, they are concentrating on their main geostrategic adversaries first. Hence their obsession with Iran and the Islamic Revolution, which has been a priority target to them.

This all being said, the school girls shown in the media during recent days were essentially from the upper middle class to upper class bourgeoisie. Not representative of the majority of society.

Poverty and hunger is better than the state in which the sacred name of Imam Hussain(AS) is burned publicly. In Iran you get jailed for disrespecting Sunni figures but apparently Shia sanctities are fair game.

Why is the majority allowing all of this to happen. Do they have no ghairat for their honor and their deen? What use are their missiles and weapons if their daughters are stripping their clothes and nothing is sacred in their country anymore?

 

[SalarHaqq]

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Despite moderator LeGend's recent request to the user:

Perhaps a ban would be in order at this point?