Marco Rubio: “Imagine an Iranian regime who, instead of spending billions of dollars supporting terrorist groups and building up all of these weapons, had invested that money into Iran, for the people of Iran, ”
Donald Trump: “It’s not possible for us to take care of daycare, Medicaid, Medicare, all these individual things… We have to take care of one thing: military protection.”
عزیزان، اینکه آرزوی شما تاسیس بیمارستان و مدرسه و دانشگاه و نیروگاه «رایگان» به دست رضا پهلوی است، «مرگ بر سه فاسد» تان را اذیت نمیکند؟
چپ هرگز نفهمید، ولی شما به عنوان موجودات فهمیده در حد ده دقیقه در روز مطالعه کنید. این میزان دشمنی با «دانستن» عادی نیست.
This passage from Dostoevsky’s "The Brothers Karamazov" aptly describes the situation in which the U.S. system of governance & foreign policy regarding Iran and the region finds itself due to its extreme reliance on 'lies':
"The man who lies to himself and listens to his own lie comes to such a pass that he cannot distinguish the truth within him, or around him, and so loses all respect for himself and for others."
The Brothers Karamazov,
Fyodor Dostoevsky
Countries like France should stop lecturing the world about “human rights” and international law. The hypocrisy is blatant and embarrassing.
Your backing of Israel’s genocide in Gaza—and aggression against Iran—has destroyed whatever moral high ground you imagined you had.
تعجب من از امثال ویسی و قاضیزاده و دانشگر وامثالهم نیست که وجدان و شرف و وطنشون رو به یک مشت دلار فروختند.
تعجبم از امثال تویی هست که هنوز مزخرفات و دروغهای اینها رو باور داری و تکرار میکنی و نشستی ببینی دروغ بعدی که میخوان تحویلت بدهند چیه!
#مرادویسی#دانشگر#پهلوی_شیاد
یعنی لجنتر و رذلتر از جیرهخواران موساد نداریم! یه جوری میگه سپر انسانی که انگار جا مدرسه میناب رو گذاشته گاری، آمریکا از اون طرف شلیک کرده اینام مدرسه رو هل دادن زیر موشک آمریکا.
کثافت بزنه به تمام وجودتون! خودتون، کارشناساتون، کارفرماتون و طرفداراتون.
میخواهم در خانههای بلوط با بچهها نجاری کنیم؛ چکش، میخ و ساختن.
این کار علاوه بر تقویت تمرکز و هماهنگی، میتواند به آرامش کودک و تجربهی «من میتوانم» کمک کند.
میخواهیم بچهها با دستهای خودشان تجربه کنند، خلق کنند و اعتمادبهنفس بگیرند.
برای شروع، به چوب و تخته نیاز داریم.
The US Secretary of the Treasury has boasted of “suffocating” Iran through economic sanctions.
Beyond its sheer pathos, the claim is a stark testament to America’s compulsive addiction to sanctions. Whenever Washington proves itself incapable of pursuing diplomacy, it retreats into sanctions; and whenever those sanctions fail to produce results, it simply increases the dose.
This is no longer 'policy'—it is 'habit'; and more dangerously still, it is an addiction that has displaced thought itself.
Iran has demonstrated over decades that it will not be strangled by these exhausted refrains. The real risk is that American politicians, clinging to this bad habit, will instead strangle their own remaining chances of a less humiliating exit from a crisis of their own making.
این تهدید یک #روزنامهنگار، یک انسان، به قتل است. جامعه روزنامهنگاران ایرانی باید به این تهدیدها واکنش جدی، صریح و قاطع نشان دهد.
کاش سیاوش اردلان @BBCArdalan و بیبیسی از این فرد شکایت کنند. در هر کشور متمدن و قانونمداری این پست جرم آشکار است.
رونوشت به نهادهای صنفی:
@CPJMENA@RSF_persan
Iran's Powerful Armed Forces have shown their readiness, capability, and might in face of the world's most expensive military.
When Muslims stand together, we can face every challenge by malicious outsiders head-on.
Time to rely only on ourselves and embrace true brotherhood.
“To the victor belong the spoils,” the U.S. President has declared. “We’re taking a lot of oil from Venezuela—billions and billions of barrels of oil… And we’re doing the same in the Islamic Republic of Iran", he has added.
One cannot help but think of Joseph Heller’s Catch-22, in which Milo Minderbinder, an opportunist profiteer, turns war into a profit-making venture. The Novel portrays an absurd world where 'war' and 'profit-making' become so deeply entangled that one can see folks are fighting for their own selfish financial interests rather than for their country.
The U.S. President appears to be lifting that same logic straight out of the world of fiction and place it at the heart of American foreign policy.
Regarding Iran, he says they'll do the same as they allegedly did in Venezuela. There’s just one small problem, though; before you claim the 'spoils of war', you actually have to win the war—not get stuck in a strait, fall short of your stated (malign) objectives, run low on weapons, and lose credibility along the way.
So far, the “spoils of Iran” amount to nothing more than a paper trophy for a victory that shows no sign of materializing.
Milo at least knew how to make profit out of war؛ these people are busy dividing the spoils in front of the cameras before they’ve even laid hands on them.