The Revolt Against Iran

[fitpOsitive]

Harsh on the islamist scums who if they get hold of power in any country they become worst than nazis?! Get a life.

Does that also include Israel?

 

[dani92]

Does that also include Israel?

I am talking about the Islamists in our country and not Israel

And why you losers always bring USA and Israel to any discussion?!

 

[fitpOsitive]

I am talking about the Islamists in our country and not Israel

And why you losers always bring USA and Israel to any discussion?!

Hmm...let me guess, may be some other losers have double standards....

 

[ArabianEmpires&Caliphates]

Millions of Iraqis have bravely been protesting against the corrupt and incompetent political elite in power and against the cancerous Wilayat al-Faqih Farsi Mullah regime interference irrespective of sect. 500 martyrs have died protesting.

100.000’s of people were chanting “ذيل لوگي انعل ابو ايران يابو امريكا” which means something like **** both Iran and USA.

Iraq has been taken hostage and the victims are the ordinary people not the corrupt and incompetent elite.

 

[BATMAN]

I'd expect BATMAN to be the first Shaheed for this noble cause

Hi troll...

To free Pakistan from the clutches of a terrorist regime is a great cause, should be done by Army, who unfortunately is being puppeteered by Iranian proxies, in cabinet and senate.

 

[bsruzm]

Hi troll...

To free Pakistan from the clutches of a terrorist regime is a great cause, should be done by Army, who unfortunately is being puppeteered by Iranian proxies, in cabinet and senate.

One displays flag of Pakistani proxy force, another calls army to act lol

 

[BATMAN]

One displays flag of Pakistani proxy force, another calls army to act lol

Pakistan's once PM and military secretary to PM, were leading nuclear smuggling to Iran, free of cost.
What more you need to know about the hypocrites!

 

[Saddam Hussein]

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Millions of Iraqis have bravely been protesting against the corrupt and incompetent political elite in power and against the cancerous Wilayat al-Faqih Farsi Mullah regime interference irrespective of sect. 500 martyrs have died protesting.

100.000’s of people were chanting “ذيل لوگي انعل ابو ايران يابو امريكا” which means something like **** both Iran and USA.

Iraq has been taken hostage and the victims are the ordinary people not the corrupt and incompetent elite.

The PM of ours removed the great general Lt. Gen. Abdul Wahab Al-Saadi from ISOF command, one of the last, if not, the last institution free from Iranian interference. If the US leaves, that institution won't stand. Iraq is hijacked in a very big way.

 

[ArabianEmpires&Caliphates]

The PM of ours removed the great general Lt. Gen. Abdul Wahab Al-Saadi from ISOF command, one of the last, if not, the last institution free from Iranian interference. If the US leaves, that institution won't stand. Iraq is hijacked in a very big way.

Things might even become worse if Al-Sistani passes away creating a power vacuum that the Qomi Hawza and allies will take advantage of given the big infiltration since 2003.

Even though the situation is currently very negative, I remain positive simply due to demographics (youth and population boom) and the big and growing mistrust against religious figures, Shia ones in particular, and all those useless militias.

However as long as poverty, injustice and political chaos is present those militias and useless corrupt political parties will have no problem finding foot soldiers.

Add to the complexity the Barzanistan topic, ISIS remnants, regional tensions, US/international role and enormous corruption all while the population is quickly growing and jobs, housing, water ressources etc. a challenge.

Now if the Arabs of the region were a part of a united federal state all those problems would have been far easier to solve but it is what it is currently. We keep waiving our small flags and life moves on, lol.

@dani92 what do you think can be done to improve the situation?

 

[dani92]

Things might even become worse if Al-Sistani passes away creating a power vacuum that the Qomi Hawza and allies will take advantage of given the big infiltration since 2003.

Even though the situation is currently very negative, I remain positive simply due to demographics (youth and population boom) and the big and growing mistrust against religious figures, Shia ones in particular, and all those useless militias.

However as long as poverty, injustice and political chaos is present those militias and useless corrupt political parties will have no problem finding foot soldiers.

Add to the complexity the Barzanistan topic, ISIS remnants, regional tensions, US/international role and enormous corruption all while the population is quickly growing and jobs, housing, water ressources etc. a challenge.

Now if the Arabs of the region were a part of a united federal state all those problems would have been far easier to solve but it is what it is currently. We keep waiving our small flags and life moves on, lol.

@dani92 what do you think can be done to improve the situation?

It’s will be long process but first Iraq most have strong government to stop the foreign elements and than re-educate the population to stop the domestic elements.