If, just yesterday, you suggested the riots in Iran were not organic protests, you would have been accused of supporting tyranny. I should know because I was, and yet Israeli media is now dmitting to Israel’s role in the violence.
Israel’s Channel 14 is reporting that
Israel has been arming the rioters who have been carrying shotguns and
pistols and throwing firebombs. Channel 14’s coverage is pro-Netanyahu
so this story is likely to have come directly from government sources.
If there was any doubt about the veracity of this story, Mossad has been using its Farsi Twitter account to
encourage Iranians to get out onto the streets. And it is bragging
about having agents alongside the rioters in the field. Mossad
operatives have been shooting Iranian police officers to provoke a
violent response against Iranians, and here was you thinking they cared
about their liberation…
This admission ties in with Iranian claims that they found American and Israeli weapons and 200kg of explosives inside seven Mossad safe houses, and obtained recordings of Americans and Israelis giving instructions to Iranians. These claims are corroborated by information obtained by Iranian hacking group Handala which explained exactly how Mossad was recruiting Iranians.
Israel’s
infiltration was halted when Iranian intelligence took away Mossad’s
ability to communicate by cutting telecommunications. It disrupted
Starlink, located Starlink devices in operation, and intercepted a large shipment of Starlink devices and other spying equipment.
Iranian
hackers gained access to Mossad’s phones and the riots fizzled out
because Israel could no longer coordinate them. Strange that organic
riots needed the coordination of a foreign power, isn’t it?
During
the 12-day war, Israeli cells cleared the way for fighter jets through
sabotage attacks, but this time the Iranians located the cells and
captured the spies.
Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence explained:
“Terrorist cells, supported by Israel, entered Iran from the east
[Pakistan], in Zahedan. The terrorist cells planned assassination and
sabotage operations of infrastructure during the riots. They possessed
Israeli and American weapons.”
Those weapons have been used to kill hundreds of Iranian police officers and an unknown number of
civilians, who have been shot, stabbed, beheaded or burnt alive. If you
support this terrorism, you cannot claim to care about Iranians.
The
rioters failed to achieve regime change, but they caused significant
and needless damage to their cities. Among the buildings torched was a historic library containing
many original books and rare manuscripts in the city of Borujen. Dozens
of mosques were torched and it’s hard to imagine Muslims doing this.
Let’s
not forget the Iranian President expressed a willingness to engage with
the protesters until the violence got out of control. Unions who had joined peaceful protests condemned the
rioters because they don’t want their cities to be destroyed. You would
think that context would be important to include when western media is
reporting the death toll, but it is strangely omitted.
It’s worth bearing in mind that western media are getting their information from US-funded NGOs backed
by the National Endowment for Democracy—the regime change arm of the US
government. There have been no riots for days, but the media is
inflating the death toll by the hour with the claims getting so
ludicrous they have become a meme.
CBS News—which is run by Israeli propagandist Bari Weiss—magicked up a number of 20,000. This is supported by zero evidence. Israelis have been claiming this is the highest daily death rate since the holocaust—an extraordinary claim from people who are carrying out their own holocaust.
Trump
is desperately trying to reignite the riots because he cares about
Iranians so much, he wants them to kill each other for Israel. I hit
translate on his post and it read: “Keep up the violence, Iranians, and
we’ll soon be along to kill you all!” Isn’t that nice?
Any
country on earth would respond with force if a foreign power were
arming insurrectionists and fuelling violence. This is not protest. It
is an act of war. Trump is saying the US will bomb Iran if it executes
the 1000-plus rioters who have been arrested. If it’s not yet clear, the
US and Israel manufactured this situation so they would have their
excuse. They knew Iranians would die and didn’t give a fuck.
Don’t take it from me, take it from Reza Pahlavi who
dismissively says: “War has casualties,” when asked if he bears some
responsibility for the deaths. He falsely claims the death toll is four times higher than 9/11 and apparently feels this is worth it to make him Shah. The man is a traitor.
Pahlavi
openly calls this a “war”, too stupid to realise this only legitimises
Iran’s use of force. When someone declares war and then attacks you, of
course you are going to respond with force—that’s how war works.
I honestly don’t know how anyone is still pretending this lot give a crap about Iran. The US published a road map to
regime change in 2009 which laid out how it would starve Iranians with
sanctions and impose secondary sanctions on Iran’s allies to isolate it
and foment civil unrest.
The paper entitled: Which Path to Persia?talks
of “inspiring an insurgency” and using groups such as the Kurds as
proxies. It talks of performative diplomacy to drive a narrative that
Iran rejected peace so it can garner international support. It talks of
deliberate provocations to goad a violent response from Iran which would
then justify war. Sounds awfully familiar, doesn’t it?
If you think for one second that regime change would resemble liberation and prosperity, just know Israel is talking of
“striking everywhere in the country as we did in Syria” if the Iranian
government falls. Israel never stops bombing its neighbours, but it has
always been reluctant to bomb Iran because it can bite back.
If the riots had toppled the Iranian government, Israel would be bombing Iranians right now. That’s what it means by liberation.
While Israel is desperate to overthrow the Iranian government, there are reports it
is asking the US to back down. It’s hard to say if this is to throw the
Iranians off, but the claim is that Israel is concerned that Iran has
not yet been sufficiently weakened. It is worried the attempt could fail
if they go too early.
One hope is that Middle East nations are
not happy with the prospect of war. They are expressing concerns that
war will crash oil markets and unite Iranians like the last strikes did.
Saudi Arabia is saying it will not let the US use its airspace, however, the US is ordering non-essential
staff to leave its Qatari air base—the biggest US base in the region.
The US did the same before it attacked Iran last year, suggesting war
could be imminent.
Iran has warned that
it will attack US bases in the region, if the US attacks first, but
it’s entirely possible Iran could launch a pre-emptive strike. If it
does, the western media will frame it as unprovoked which would be
ludicrous, given the US and Israel started this.