Revolution in Iran

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I'll meet you both half way for reptition sacred chants and just throw this on loop as I praise Jesus :)

The music video:

The full soundtrack:
 
The problem is America is not going to survive this. Look at Revelation. China will be the one to take over Iran

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We don't have a draft in the US, so this person volunteered and was happy to get a paycheck to play soldier right up until it meant being a soldier. If you don't agree with the army or war don't enlist. I have no problem with an American not wanting to enlist, and I do not encourage anyone to enlist. But once you enlist you have a covenant that you must keep otherwise you are a covenant breaker, and in Hebrew the term for a covenant breaker is "whore".
I got an early release from the Navy because of conscience. It was based on not being able, as a Christian, to choose which war to fight. I served nearly 9 years. Because the Vietnam war was over by then, the Navy was more amenable to early discharge.
 
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once you enlist you have a covenant that you must keep otherwise you are a covenant breaker, and in Hebrew the term for a covenant breaker is "whore".

Not only all that, they might put you in the brig for a few years with some of them "funny" soldiers the liberals signed up.
 
The problem is America is not going to survive this. Look at Revelation. China will be the one to take over Iran

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America will certainly collapse as the superpower that it is now. No one wants to spend 1,000 years listening to how America saved Israel from Russia and Turkey. It seems to me that the real threat is internal. Listening to people like Kamala Harris, AOC and Tucker Carlson makes me wonder how on earth they can believe such rubbish. Democrats may be planning the end of America as the world has known it. If they are not, they unwitting dupes of those who do plan America's downfall.

Societies often collapse from within. The woke progressives, who hate their own country, control education and are turning out a generation of godless wimps.

The question is when, not if. I don't expect it to be soon. However, China might take the opportunity to attack Taiwan now that America's arsenals have been depleted. I think it's too early to be sure.
 
To say the relationship between Kurds in Iran and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is "tense" would be a massive understatement. In the current 2026 landscape, the IRGC and organized Kurdish opposition groups are in a state of active, armed conflict.
However, it is important to distinguish between the Kurdish people (an ethnic group of millions) and Kurdish militant/political organizations.

1. The Organized Opposition: Direct Enemies
The IRGC views Kurdish political and paramilitary groups as "terrorist separatists" and agents of foreign powers (specifically the U.S. and Israel). Conversely, these groups view the IRGC as an occupying force and the primary instrument of their oppression.
The Coalition of Political Forces of Iranian Kurdistan (CPFIK): In early 2026, major groups—including the PDKI, Komala, and PAK—formed a unified coalition. This has significantly raised the stakes for the IRGC.
Active Insurgency: As of March 2026, following the outbreak of wider regional conflict involving the U.S. and Israel, these groups have reportedly moved into a "field phase," conducting operations inside Iranian provinces like Kermanshah and West Azerbaijan.
IRGC Retaliation: The IRGC has responded with dozens of drone and ballistic missile strikes against Kurdish bases, even those located across the border in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI).

2. The Civilian Population: Targeted Surveillance
For the average Kurdish civilian in Iran, the IRGC represents the "iron fist" of the state.
Disproportionate Crackdowns: Data from 2025 and early 2026 shows that Kurds make up a staggering percentage of detainees and executions in Iran relative to their population size.
The "Women, Life, Freedom" Legacy: Since the 2022 protests (sparked by the death of Jina "Mahsa" Amini, a Kurd), the IRGC has maintained a heavy, militarized presence in Kurdish cities to prevent further uprisings.
The Kolbars: The IRGC regularly clashes with kolbars (cross-border porters). While these porters are often just trying to survive economically, the IRGC treats them as security threats, leading to frequent fatal shootings.

3. Why the IRGC Fears the Kurds
The IRGC’s hostility stems from two main fears:
Territorial Integrity: They fear any move toward Kurdish autonomy will lead to the "balkanization" (breakup) of Iran.
The "Foreign Card": Reports in early 2026 suggest the CIA and other foreign intelligence agencies may be working with Kurdish groups to foment a domestic uprising. The IRGC uses this as a justification for brutal internal repression.
 
Britain is in effect a Muslim republic. It's not official, yet. The tide may turn as people turn to God and seek to be delivered. The UK's problem is the vast amount of Muslim money that props up the economy. That's what nation gets when it sells Israel down the river and embraces Muslim nations. Now Islam controls Britain.

So you can't expect the government to risk offending their masters.
 
No one wants to spend 1,000 years listening to how America saved Israel from Russia and Turkey.
You don't think it would make a great sequel to how the "Greatest Generation" saved the world from Hitler?
 
To say the relationship between Kurds in Iran and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is "tense" would be a massive understatement. In the current 2026 landscape, the IRGC and organized Kurdish opposition groups are in a state of active, armed conflict.
However, it is important to distinguish between the Kurdish people (an ethnic group of millions) and Kurdish militant/political organizations.

1. The Organized Opposition: Direct Enemies
The IRGC views Kurdish political and paramilitary groups as "terrorist separatists" and agents of foreign powers (specifically the U.S. and Israel). Conversely, these groups view the IRGC as an occupying force and the primary instrument of their oppression.
The Coalition of Political Forces of Iranian Kurdistan (CPFIK): In early 2026, major groups—including the PDKI, Komala, and PAK—formed a unified coalition. This has significantly raised the stakes for the IRGC.
Active Insurgency: As of March 2026, following the outbreak of wider regional conflict involving the U.S. and Israel, these groups have reportedly moved into a "field phase," conducting operations inside Iranian provinces like Kermanshah and West Azerbaijan.
IRGC Retaliation: The IRGC has responded with dozens of drone and ballistic missile strikes against Kurdish bases, even those located across the border in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI).

2. The Civilian Population: Targeted Surveillance
For the average Kurdish civilian in Iran, the IRGC represents the "iron fist" of the state.
Disproportionate Crackdowns: Data from 2025 and early 2026 shows that Kurds make up a staggering percentage of detainees and executions in Iran relative to their population size.
The "Women, Life, Freedom" Legacy: Since the 2022 protests (sparked by the death of Jina "Mahsa" Amini, a Kurd), the IRGC has maintained a heavy, militarized presence in Kurdish cities to prevent further uprisings.
The Kolbars: The IRGC regularly clashes with kolbars (cross-border porters). While these porters are often just trying to survive economically, the IRGC treats them as security threats, leading to frequent fatal shootings.

3. Why the IRGC Fears the Kurds
The IRGC’s hostility stems from two main fears:
Territorial Integrity: They fear any move toward Kurdish autonomy will lead to the "balkanization" (breakup) of Iran.
The "Foreign Card": Reports in early 2026 suggest the CIA and other foreign intelligence agencies may be working with Kurdish groups to foment a domestic uprising. The IRGC uses this as a justification for brutal internal repression.
I heard a news broadcast in Iran and it was translated into English by the person posting. They addressed "Islamic Iran". That hit me, it wasn't to the Christians or anyone who wasn't Moslem, only to "Islamic Iran". Imagine if the news in the US was addressed to "Islamic America"
 
Is that why they are assisting the US and Israel in the war against Iran

Is that like moslem on moslem violence?
Most of the money comes from Sunni Moslems while Iran is Shi'a.

This is like comparing Protestant denominations with Mormons.