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I do not trust the experts.
I do not trust the plans.
I do not trust in empty things unless shown logic, reason, facts, and sound arguments.
An empty appeal to titles of authority is meaningless to me. The only authority I care about is a track record of being correct.
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Imagine moralfagging about what Khomeini said about Marxists while repping Saddam Hussein lmfao, the guy who obliterated Iraqi communists
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The comments irk me so bad because it’s filled with actual donkeys being like ‘I excuse Israeli strikes, massacres against the alawites, Druze, and extreme discrimination against the Kurds ANDD oppression against women but I DRAW the line at Jordan striking us🤓’ like ah ok 🙏🏻
Expect to hear more slop from Putin about "our partners."
🚨BREAKING: Finland’s President Alexander Stubb and Norwegian PM Jonas Gahr Støre held a joint call with Russian leader Vladimir Putin today as part of international efforts to secure an end to the war in Ukraine.
Full story: vist.ly/5q5tx
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It is wild how many people still trust and follow South Asian ultra-nationalist accounts. Just like the majority of what they post, this story is completely made-up.
#BREAKING: Turkish and Pakistani intelligence sweeping teams caught a bugging device before the start of meeting between Iran and Mecca pact members in Tehran.
The listening device of unknown origin was safely removed and the meeting started as planned.
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I am Yemeni. Saudi Arabia has deprived me of my right to travel, my right to the country's wealth, my right to live, my right to move between Yemeni governorates, and my right to obtain a passport except with permission from the Saudi embassy. And then they expect us to remain silent.
Syria was better under Bashar al-Assad than under the Jolani regime.
Iraq was better under Saddam than under the Green Zone regime.
Though at least Iraqis right now have some groups that aren't cucks, Syria at the moment is a completely mindraped zone besides Ouli al Baas.
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Low IQ sunnitard who, along with his whole nation, is too afraid to even blow a kiss toward Israel, acts like he’s against Israel but cheers them on when they attack Iran, Lebanon, and Yemen.
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The Syrian society are paying the price for treason now
Not only Israel beats them
A lowly Jordanian (not even a country) can smack them without response
Sell your honor
Pay the price
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This inbred is the embodiment of the retardation of the Sunni biomass:
>Israel & Iran are really allies.
>Shias are a bigger threat than Israel
>Supports Israel against Iran, Hezbollah and Yemen
>Sunni genocide saar
>Glorifies Erdogan & silent about his relationship with Israel
Nick just gave several reasons why you should vote for Trump and the Republicans again.
Either stay home or if you do vote, vote for the dumbest leading candidates possible. If you are going to use your vote, use it to wreck.
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In response to the terrorist attack on a Jordanian church on 23 October, the Jordanian air force launched a retaliatory operation tonight, dubbed “Jordanian Deterrence – Hamoud”, against alleged members of ISIS, with disastrous results. Although they targeted ISIS hideouts in areas controlled by the STG, nine civilians – seven of whom were members of the same family – were killed in the air strikes.
Jordan’s negligence is evident: it is incapable of defending its borders and allows terrorists from Syria to attack Christian communities; yet it pursues normalisation with the Syrian terrorists in power without condemning the massacres of minorities, maintaining the same convenient silence as its ally Israel, which continues to massacre Palestinians and Lebanese.
The saddest thing is that those in Amman do not realise that they will be one of the countries hardest hit once the regional war with Iran resumes. 🇯🇴🇸🇾
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So the terror attacks in Jordan were linked to cells operating in Syria. The fact that the Syrian govt didn’t crack down on them is very telling, and I expect Syria-Jordan relations to be constrained bc of this
Another scandal that will sink Syria’s reputation even lower
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If you see any "Iran analyst" pretending like there's any real distinction between the IRGC and the regular army, know they're a fake analyst.
It's not 1980 anymore, we're in 2026. The IRGC and regular army do not have much distinguishing factors, and new conscripts can be randomly assigned to units in either branch when doing their service.
The only thing that distinguishes them is that the regular army might have more career soldiers, aka someone who's in the military because their father also was in the military. Whereas the revolutionary guard might have more ideologically motivated volunteers. But functionally speaking, there isn't a "sharp distinction" between them anymore like there was in the 1980s.
People who also LARP about an "Artesh coup" also are clowns. Again, due to how mixed and intertwined the branches have become, such events are rendered impossible and again, it's not 1980. The 1980s generation of officers loyal to the Shah have long since retired, or are passing away. The current officer corps is all Islamic Republic era servicemen.
🇮🇷 Iran has two armies, and the bigger one is the one the regime has never fully trusted.
→ The Artesh, the regular army, has more than twice as many troops as the Guards' ground forces and runs most of the tanks and helicopters
→ Khomeini kept it after 1979 but saw the Shah's army as a threat, so he built the Guards for the sensitive jobs
→ An open-source count from August 2025 maps 12 divisions and about 42 brigades
Is the regime now betting its survival on the army it feared?
What changed
→ In 2025 an Artesh officer became chief of the armed forces for the first time
→ It also fought abroad, in Syria, for the first time since the war with Iraq
What did not
→ Its official job is still guarding borders and territory
→ The Guards keep the missiles, the navy and control of the street
→ A regime that disarms its army's role to stay safe has to arm a second force to protect it from the first
→ If the Guards stumble, as in the June 2025 war, the only place left to turn is the army
The Guards were built to protect the regime from the army. Now the regime may need the army to protect it from everyone else, and soldiers who guard a ruler can also decide his fate.
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Left: Lula and Iranian President martyr Sayyid Ibrahim Raisi (2023)
Right: Lula's VP Geraldo Alckmin, Shaykh Naim Qassem (Hezbollah), martyr Ismail Haniyeh (Hamas), Ziad al-Nakhalah (PIJ) and Mohammad Abdulsalam of AnsarAllah in Tehran (2024)
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Whilst military advisers from the STG have arrived in Yemen in recent days, visual evidence has emerged to suggest that Lebanese military advisers from Hezbollah and Syrian advisers from the defunct SAA have also done so. Forced into exile, many of these officers and soldiers have gone on to serve in other conflicts, such as the war against Israel in Lebanon, the Libyan civil war and the Russian-Ukrainian war. They are now also assisting the Sana’a forces against the Saudi aggression.
The deployment of Syrian terrorists to Yemen. 🇸🇾🇸🇦🇾🇪
In recent weeks, reports have emerged about the deployment of Syrian troops to Yemen in support of Saudi Arabia to fight against forces in Sanaa.
Previously, the presence of Syrian mercenaries in Yemen has been very limited, consisting mainly of TFSA/SNA members used by Turkey for its interventionist foreign policy—as it did in Libya and Azerbaijan (where the numbers were considerably higher)—as well as Syrian and non-Syrian terrorists affiliated with other groups, some of whom eventually joined AQAP and IS-YP.
In this case, the situation is quite different. Following the terrorists’ rise to power in December 2024, it would be the new STG authorities who would approve the deployment of troops that officially form part of the armed forces, which would imply formal participation in Yemen. It also reduces the likelihood of a Syrian intervention in Lebanon at a time when Damascus is struggling to financially sustain its armed forces.
Damascus sees this as an opportunity to rid itself of internal pressure from international terrorists within its ranks, as well as from Syrian rivals within its ranks—all in exchange for greater diplomatic and economic support from the Saudi petro-monarchy.
For the time being, the first Syrian military advisers appear to have arrived at military camps in Yemen, in preparation for the arrival of Syrian mercenaries in the coming days, whose number has yet to be determined.
With this move, Syria has become a country that exports terrorism within the umbrella of US-Israel.
