Body is purified by water. Ego by tears. Intellect is purified by knowledge. And soul is purified with love.
-Ali Ibn Abi Talib
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@ryangrim The level of evil the Western empire is capable of has been unmasked since Oct. 7...it was hidden before and masked as bringing freedom and democracy to the rest of the world. Not anymore!!
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Imagine if Iran bombed and destroyed the Golden Gate Bridge in California, what would you call it? TERRORISTS
The U.S bombed and destroyed the highest bridge in Iran, the B1 bridge, why do you call it “PEACE”?
Bombing a bridge is a war crime under international humanitarian law
Will the U.S. military personnel responsible for launching the Tomahawk missile that leveled an Iranian girls’ school, killing around 120 children, also face a public execution? If not, why not?
There is a sentence that almost never appears in Western coverage:
Under international law, a people under military occupation have the right to resist that occupation.
This is not a controversial claim.
It is in the United Nations Charter.
It is in the Geneva Conventions.
It has been affirmed repeatedly by the UN General Assembly, explicitly referring to "all available means, including armed struggle."
It is the same principle invoked to describe French resistance to Nazi occupation as heroic rather than terrorist.
It is so uncontroversial that it doesn't need to be stated when applied to almost any other occupied people in history.
When applied to Palestinians, it disappears.
Not because it became false.
Because the people who control which sentences appear in the news made a decision about which populations are permitted to have legally recognized rights that are spoken aloud in prime time.
That decision is political.
The silence around it is also political.
The pretense that both are journalistic is the lie inside the lie.
It only took 4 weeks for Pakistan, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia to send fighter jets and soldiers to Yemen.
After 4 years of genocide in Gaza, they sent NOTHING.
History will be unforgiving.
There was never any Mecca "alliance" to defend Gaza from a Zionist genocide.
But an "alliance" paid by petro-sheikh funds is now deployed against Yemen - a MUSLIM nation.
En janvier 2026, la France a appelé l’Iran à garantir le « droit de manifester pacifiquement sans crainte de représailles » et à faire preuve de retenue dans sa réponse aux manifestations.
Malgré les appels à la révolte lancés depuis l’étranger et les informations faisant état d’attaques armées contre des centres et des forces de sécurité en Iran, le ministre français des Affaires étrangères a même parlé d’une « révolte pacifique ».
Aujourd’hui, en France, les manifestations de lycéens sont décrites comme des « violences urbaines ». Le ministre de l’Intérieur semble beaucoup moins enclin à la retenue et appelle à une intervention rapide et à l’usage de la force pour rétablir l’ordre. Le gouvernement évoque également une « manipulation politique » et le rôle des mouvements d’extrême gauche.
Il est évident que les violences contre la police, les incendies volontaires et les dégradations de biens publics ne peuvent être justifiés, et que l’État a le devoir de maintenir et de rétablir la paix et l’ordre public.
Mais la contradiction se situe ailleurs : pourquoi les mêmes comportements et les mêmes critères sont-ils interprétés d’une manière lorsque le manifestant se trouve en Iran, et d’une autre lorsqu’il se trouve en France ?
Le problème n’est pas la contestation ; le problème est le deux poids, deux mesures. Si les droits humains et le droit de manifester sont des principes universels, leur définition ne devrait pas changer en fonction de la géographie du manifestant.
History will be unforgiving.
There was never any Mecca "alliance" to defend Gaza from a Zionist genocide.
But an "alliance" paid by petro-sheikh funds is now deployed against Yemen - a MUSLIM nation.
They came back from Vietnam and made movies about it.
Apocalypse Now. Full Metal Jacket. Platoon. The Deer Hunter. Born on the Fourth of July.
Beautiful films. Serious films.
Films about the trauma of American soldiers, the moral complexity of American soldiers, the broken psyches of American soldiers.
How many major American films center the experience of the Vietnamese?
How many Hollywood productions have you seen where the Vietnamese are the protagonists, the full human beings with names and families and inner lives, and the Americans are the faceless army descending from the sky?
Think about that structure.
Think about what it means when a country kills three million of your people, loses the war, goes home, and then spends the next fifty years producing prestige cinema about how hard the killing was for the killers.
Vietnamese suffering as backdrop. American suffering as subject.
Vietnamese bodies as set dressing. American guilt as narrative arc.
They could not conquer Vietnam militarily.
But they tried to conquer the story.
They tried to make the war, in global cultural memory, fundamentally about them.
Their boys. Their trauma. Their national reckoning.
We are not your reckoning.
We are not your backdrop.
We won.
We exist.
We have our own story, and in our story, we are the ones who were here before you came and here after you left.
Former IDF soldier Edan Alexander got an Oval Office invite from Trump, who claimed credit for freeing the captive "American citizen" from Gaza
But it turns out Alexander was not a US citizen at all
Meanwhile, the Trump admin refuses to help Palestinians with US citizenship seeking an exit from Gaza
Read Max Blumenthal's report ⬇️
It’s not China they fear.
It’s what China disproves.
That a nation can rise without plunder.
That poverty can fall without war.
That growth doesn’t need Wall Street permission slips.
That a billion people can be fed, housed, and educated without invading anyone.
That is what terrifies the empire.
Not tyranny.
But competence.
"The global hegemonic powers understand nothing but strength and power, and the language of power they employ must be met with the language of power in response." - Khamenei (1987)
He understood it better than anyone else, and spent decades maneuvering internally and externally to make it material: industry under siege, missiles under sanctions, a state restructured to survive isolation.
When the Anglo-Zionists came bombing, they martyred him and proved him right: power only respects power, and he left enough of it behind to answer.
"The awakening of nations and their awareness of the true nature and role of the hegemonic system is the greatest asset for Third World governments, and it's the source of genuine power against the hegemonists."
@ejmalrai Good! Let the pathetic Imperialistic and genocidal enabling Epstein fools fight and bicker over who controls what! The entire free world stands with Iran and the Resistance!!