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[Educated @EducatedHippo]

@The__Easterling @sharghzadeh You know what, I actually concede that it isn’t properly cited and that is an issue - however, many other accounts do take the “key” to be a real phenomeom so it is possible. As well, religious fanaticism was a real concept in the war, you can read Zahed Haflang’s testimony.

[Educated @EducatedHippo]

@crehage @Arya_Sasani Omg, this is totally unrelated, but I used to watch your video of your journey from Germany to China NONSTOP over and over again when I was younger! Such incredible filming and really feels cinematic! What a small world, and thank you!

[Educated @EducatedHippo]

@scaredycat102 @sharghzadeh "To bolster their courage, their commander gave them each a golden plastic key said to open the door to paradise." - Pierre Razoux, Historian and author of Iran-Iraq War (p. 346).

[Educated @EducatedHippo]

@sharghzadeh "Parrots for the west"? They lived through those hardships, not you. Ironically, you parrot a form of reverse Orientalism by downplaying the lived experiences of individuals who have suffered under the Taliban and IRGC.

[Educated @EducatedHippo]

@Wizardo66043858 @sharghzadeh "To bolster their courage, their commander gave them each a golden plastic key said to open the door to paradise." - Pierre Razoux, Historian and author of Iran-Iraq War (p. 346).

[Educated @EducatedHippo]

@KamHooligan @sharghzadeh "To bolster their courage, their commander gave them each a golden plastic key said to open the door to paradise." - Pierre Razoux, Historian and author of Iran-Iraq War (p. 346).

[Educated @EducatedHippo]

@CultureNot4Sale @sharghzadeh "To bolster their courage, their commander gave them each a golden plastic key said to open the door to paradise." - Pierre Razoux, Historian and author of Iran-Iraq War (p. 346).

[Educated @EducatedHippo]

@MaxSchfer729306 @sharghzadeh "To bolster their courage, their commander gave them each a golden plastic key said to open the door to paradise." - Pierre Razoux, Historian and author of Iran-Iraq War (p. 346).

[Educated @EducatedHippo]

@SahofEvilDolls @sharghzadeh "To bolster their courage, their commander gave them each a golden plastic key said to open the door to paradise." - Pierre Razoux, Historian and author of Iran-Iraq War (p. 346).

[Educated @EducatedHippo]

@mganj79 @sharghzadeh "To bolster their courage, their commander gave them each a golden plastic key said to open the door to paradise." - Pierre Razoux, Historian and author of Iran-Iraq War (p. 346).

[Educated @EducatedHippo]

@The__Easterling @sharghzadeh "To bolster their courage, their commander gave them each a golden plastic key said to open the door to paradise." - Pierre Razoux, Historian and author of Iran-Iraq War (p. 346).

[Educated @EducatedHippo]

@maysebva @sharghzadeh "To bolster their courage, their commander gave them each a golden plastic key said to open the door to paradise." - Pierre Razoux, Historian and author of Iran-Iraq War (p. 346).

[Educated @EducatedHippo]

@sharghzadeh "To bolster their courage, their commander gave them each a golden plastic key said to open the door to paradise." - Pierre Razoux, Historian and author of Iran-Iraq War (p. 346).

Your uncle isn't the oracle. Do your research. History isn't a game of anecdotes.

[Educated @EducatedHippo]

@sharghzadeh "To bolster their courage, their commander gave them each a golden plastic key said to open the door to paradise." - Pierre Razoux, Historian and author of Iran-Iraq War (p. 346).
Your uncle isn't the oracle. Do your research. History isn't a game of anecdotes.

[Educated @EducatedHippo]

@sharghzadeh "To bolster their courage, their commander gave them each a golden plastic key said to open the door to paradise." - Pierre Razoux, Historian and author of Iran-Iraq War (p. 346). Your uncle isn't the oracle. Do your research. History isn't a game of anecdotes.

[Educated @EducatedHippo]

@sharghzadeh "To bolster their courage, their commander gave them each a golden plastic key said to open the door to paradise." - Pierre Razoux, Historian and author of Iran-Iraq War (p. 346).

Your uncle isn't the oracle. Do your research. History isn't a game of anecdotes.