I just learned that Iran is an extremely mountainous country. If anyone in Tel Aviv or Washington thinks they can beat Iran, they are mentally unwell.
It's textbook impossible to defeat a mountainous country because ground troop movements will exhaust the invader. You'll be attacked by guerrillas coming down the hills, killing you all.
This is going to be the US Army's Battle of the Teutoburg Forest. You are going to lose this.
Mountains are why countries such as mountainous Switzerland also cannot be invaded.
To know anything about military strategy, read Von Clausewitz's On War. The German military genius extensively discussed mountains as a 'retarding principle'—mountains slow down military movement.
Mountains favor guerilla warfare and make decisive action impossible. Mountains favor the defenders. The invading armies are fighting literal uphill battles.
Everyone at the Pentagon has lost their minds.
I'm truly stupefied at the lack of functional brains among Western military strategists. What on Earth are you doing?
I'm stupefied that anyone thinks the West can defeat Iran. No, you won't. Iran is protected by mountains. It cannot be defeated.
History you aren’t taught: The coup against Iran’s Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh by the CIA and MI6 in 1953
Mosaddegh had pursued nationalist policies and was widely-popular, having nationalised Iran’s oil to stop British exploitation of Iran’s natural resources. Winston Churchill considered Iranian oil to be Britain’s.
Contrary to the US’ and UK’s claims to promote democracy and freedom around the world, the US and UK backed The Shah of Iran Mohammad Reza Pahlavi to overthrow Mossadegh and return Iran to authoritarianism, while being a compliant leader that followed Washington’s and London’s orders.
After the coup, Iran’s oil was once again privatised and divided up among the UK, US, and some European countries through a new oil consortium in 1954. 40% of the shares went to the British oil company BP. 5 American oil companies had significant stakes in the consortium.
The dictatorship of Pahlavi, enforced by the ruthless SAVAK, for Western oil companies to steal Iran’s oil, triggered such anger among the Iranian population that it led to the revolution in 1979, which gave birth to the Islamic Republic of Iran.
The roots of the war on Iran today are the MI6’s and CIA’s attack on Iranian democracy in 1953…but the US and Israel claim to be perpetrating this destabilising and disastrous war to advance democracy and ‘freedom’.
History shows they are lying.
First, this Reza Pahlavi guy has no legitimate claim to rule over Iran.
Before his grandfather, Reza Pahlavi officially established the Pahlavi Dynasty in Iran on the 24th of April 1926, there was Ahmad Shah Qajar, who was the last monarch of the Qajar dynasty.
He was deposed in a coup by Reza Khan Pahlavi who crowned himself as the Shah of Iran.
The Qajar dynasty lasted for over 136 years until it was deposed by Reza's grandfather.
Before the Qajar dynasty, there was also the Zand dynasty and before the Zand, there was the Afsharid dynasty and before the Afsharid, the Safavid dynasty.
If you listen to this Pahlavi's guy, you would think his birthright was stolen from him. No, it wasn't.
His grandfather was a damm coupist that overthrew a government and crowned himself (Shah) ruler of Iran and later handed over to his own son.
Reza Pahlavi thinks he should take over from his Dad, as if Iran is his family's personal estate.
This is the first time in many centuries that the rulership of Iran isn't hereditary.
If Reza Pahlavi considers himself as the ruler of Iran, then the grandson of Ahmad Shah Qajar can also lay such claims.
Pahlavi represents Zionist interests not that of Iran.
See, his heart aches for 3 Americans soldiers that were killed but not for the 150plus schoolgirls that were killed by American/Israeli bombs.
Hypocrite!
@askrapidkl Min dgn gaya semboyan lrt gini tak dapek nak masuk opis awal pagi minggu2 posa gini, sampai stesen jam 7 pagi dah tp 730 pagi baru tolak dr lrt ss18 poie KL
Aku perasan satu benda pasal kedai mamak.
Kita belum sempat duduk, dia dah berdiri tepi meja ambil order.
Baru sembang dua ayat, air sampai.
Baru sekali teguk, makanan sampai.
Padahal orang penuh satu kedai.
Takde drama. Takde excuses.
Semua bergerak.
Lepas tu kita masuk kedai orang kita sendiri.
Sudu plastik berkerak.
Nasi sikit macam ration time perang.
Nak ambil order, tunggu staf yang entah kat mana.
Lampu pula warna warni, tapi dapur tak menyala.
Bila orang kata,
“Eh, kenapa mamak sentiasa ada pelaris?”
Jawapan dia simple sebenarnya.
Bukan sebab mistik. Bukan sebab pelaris.
Sebab mereka faham satu benda:
👉 orang lapar tak suka menunggu
👉 servis laju adalah tanda hormat
👉 konsisten lebih penting dari cantik
Mamak tak sempurna.
Tapi mereka tak main-main bila bab kerja.
Kadang bukan rezeki tak sampai.
Cuma cara kita layan orang… buat orang tak nak datang balik.
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Account → Edit Info, unchecked all updates and data sharing permissions.
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