Tuesday, October 29, 2019

Persia screws up

You cannot protest in the Middle East. That has become clear in Iraq, as more than 200 people have been murdered by snipers and security forces. On Tuesday, Hezbollah and supporters of the Amal Party attacked a peaceful protest in Beirut, scattering soldiers and civilians and destroying their tents.
Iran and its allies are concerned that protests will challenge its attempts to slowly consume Lebanon and Iraq. Any mass mobilization of young people or anyone who wants to dissent must be crushed. In Iraq, it is being crushed with bullets and tear gas canisters purposely fired at people’s heads. In Lebanon, in front of the world’s media where Hezbollah tries to pretend it is a normal political party “defending” Lebanon, it is crushed differently. But in the end, Hezbollah, the “resistance,” is only good at bullying average people and silencing them, just as it silenced former prime minister Rafic Hariri with a car bomb in 2005. Today, Rafic’s son, Saad, is set to resign as prime minister. It has been over 14 years since his father was murdered and the rage from the murder helped push Syria to leave Lebanon and momentarily left Hezbollah stunned.
I can see why the Mohummers whooped them 1500 years ago.

Iran is full of protesters just like the ones Iran killed in Iraq. Iranians protest quite often, by the way and soon will be protesting right along with the Iraqis. So whatever Iran is up to it seems they are blundering rather badly.  Over time, as Iran falls apart from Bearded Religious idiocy, the Kurds will gain autonomy. Maybe Iran is a failed state, need partitioning.

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