The image of iran is what the world should have seen many years ago; the image of resilience, strength and academia. This has only been made possible by the islamic Republic. Iran is now a country worthy to be a world power, something no western country has ever been worthy of.
Seen through this lens, the tragedy at the Minab school isn't just a "collateral damage" mistake. It is a consistent outcome of a worldview that dehumanizes the opponent. One side sees children as avengers of the innocent; the other sees them as obstacles in a prophetic war.
US officials call this a "theological war", claiming iranians are just waiting for Mahdi. Iran is a Shia nation, and its strength comes from the living legacy of Imam Hussain standing against tyranny and moral decadence, even when outnumbered. That is the root of its resilience.
Trump presents himself as a savior with a historical mission. Netanyahu invokes "Amalek" to justify the killing of men, women, children. And Epstein, in his emails, chose the name "Baal" a god said to demand child sacrifice. These aren't just metaphors; they are frameworks.
تبريك به ايرانيان خارج ازكشور (و داخل)كه با فعاليت هاى مجازى و عدد سازى و تظاهرات هاشون زمينه كشته شدن تعداد بيشترى ازهموطناشون رو فراهم كردند.
قطعا شما هم قاتليد. بار ديكر قاتل هم وطن، آشنا وخانوادتون.