Revolution in Iran

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Hard to tell the truth in the fog of war. I heard the US/Israel attacks destroyed a school full of young girls in Iran, and that one of Iran's so-called hits on civilian infrastructure was actually a secret meeting of high-ranking Israeli military personnel.
heard from who?

Videos are coming out of Iran of people celebrating the IRGC being attacked. If that is true we would expect videos to come out about a school that was hit with a bunch of kids being killed.

Second, regardless of what Iran says it is abundantly obvious they are firing missiles at every nation in the area, even those who were attempting to be neutral.

Third, the war began Saturday morning during a sabbath. Very unlikely a school would be filled with girls at that time. Once the war began who would send their kids to school in a city being bombed?
 
I think the focus on women and girls gets more acceptance from (i.e. is more believable by) the hypnotised masses than mention of boys and babies (and Satanic sacrifice, cannibalism, torture and worse), but its all true. One step at a time.

I'm not really sure what to make of this Iran situation. I don't support illegal wars of aggression, but this does look like one evil, pedo-supporting (?) regime versus another. Upside is maybe one less evil regime in the world. Downside is maybe power consolidated further into the other regime, and they'll be no hearing the end of "see, it's fulfillment of prophecy" by the dipsies...

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Iran was not always an Islamic nation ... but of course when countries start meddling in other countries for oil then we have consequences where a religious group comes in and exploits the situation appeals to peoples' needs for security against the nation that meddled in their affairs.

It is really a sad story, and here we have the US fighting against a nation they helped create as it is today.
 
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Hard to tell the truth in the fog of war. I heard the US/Israel attacks destroyed a school full of young girls in Iran, and that one of Iran's so-called hits on civilian infrastructure was actually a secret meeting of high-ranking Israeli military personnel.

With regards to the school it was because they have bad Intel... but then they tried to blame it Iran. :rolleyes:
 
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heard from who?
Scott Ritter.

Videos are coming out of Iran of people celebrating the IRGC being attacked. If that is true we would expect videos to come out about a school that was hit with a bunch of kids being killed.
Perhaps. It's early days yet, right?

Second, regardless of what Iran says it is abundantly obvious they are firing missiles at every nation in the area, even those who were attempting to be neutral.
I think they're attacking the nations that supported the attack. Sharing the pain, so to speak. It's an evil regime, but certainly a strategy that makes sense. Why should a neighbour who is actively supporting an enemy enjoy protection or economic advantage?
 
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Third, the war began Saturday morning during a sabbath. Very unlikely a school would be filled with girls at that time. Once the war began who would send their kids to school in a city being bombed?

The schools run from Saturday to Thursday... are you trying to cast doubt on the killing of innocent children?
 
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Scott Ritter.


Perhaps. It's early days yet, right?


I think they're attacking the nations that supported the attack. Sharing the pain, so to speak. It's an evil regime, but certainly a strategy that makes sense. Why should a neighbour who is actively supporting an enemy enjoy protection or economic advantage?

They are not firing those nations they are firing on US/UK economic interests in the area and of course US bases.
 
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Precise as always. Thanks, HeIsHere! :)

While I understand why Iran is so vilified I think it is very important to note that this is all part of larger scheme to install a "minority report" style surveillance state.
None of this is "end of the age" Bible prophecy.
Iran is a nation on the list they need to topple to further the plan.
Really important to zoom out... this is not good.
The vilification of that country is for a reason.
 
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Iran Blames America For Girl School Bombing, Then Gets EXPOSED!

The chief counselor to the Supreme leader says that Iran is a 6,000 year civilization. The leadership of Iran is Islamic, that has only been around for 700+ years. This would be like the President of the US if we were under attack saying we are a civilization that has been around for six thousand years because of the native Americans.

One question I have is their are two stories in their paper, one about a historic palace that suffered minor damage from "blast waves" of some nearby attack. The other is a claim that 165 girls were killed when their school was bombed. In my mind, if these are both true, the bombing of the school is the main story, you can put the trivial damage to a historic site on page ten. But they made the trivial damage the number 1 story. That tells me they don't want anyone looking too closely at the claim of the school being bombed and the girls killed.
 
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lol minor damage


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