>>2355974i'd rather die than be a nazbol larper, thanks
>>2355973it's long stopped being funny
>>2355991an intercrackka conflict if you will
if the mizrahis take the lead in Israel, it will be revolutionary to support the brown oppressed Mizrahi against the Aryan
>>2356084ffmpeg -i input.mp4 -c:v libx264 -c:a aac output.mp4
or throw it on catbox.moe and link it
>>2356081>>2356074sandi anon never said Iranians are 'white' because they are better than 'browns'
He always said he just finds them white. You folks interpret it as if he is saying it is better than being brown. You people have internalised racism so much its unbelievable.
>>2356117Syria-Iran normalization is coming
Syria-Iraq already happened and cucktollah proxies bent the knee
>>2356109How it started:
>Based White Israel launched a decapitation strike on Iranian anti-air, ballistics, and leadership. Regime change tomorrow. It's over multipolarisissies. AMERICA FOREVERHow it's going:
>Israeli airplanes turn around immediately once the daddy tells them to because of how embarrassing of a failure it is. Sanctions on Iranian oil repealed. Israeli cities more damaged than they were for decades. Sunni Jewish niggers denounce the Iranian strikes, refuse to lift a finger to attack the entity.Funnily enough, someone posted this shit while I wrote. Sunnis cheer on their own brothers and sisters being exterminated so brutally Nazis would be in awe.
>>2356117 >>2356117Don't make me defend Al Jihadi. This is just a stupid opinion piece by some random Israeli. It's pure speculation. He just lightly glosses over the fact that Israel was destroying every last bit of SAA equipment they could as soon as Assad fell. I doubt their AA situation is looking great at all.
>Syrian leader Ahmed al-Sharaa did not interfere in the Israeli operation in Iran for several reasons, most prominent of them is that the strikes benefited his newly formed regime, University of Haifa Professor Amatzia Baram argued in an interview with Maariv, published Thursday.
>When Israeli planes crossed Iranian skies for 12 days through Syria, Tehran closely monitored the operation, as did the office of Ahmed al-Sharaa, the Syrian leader, in Damascus. According to Baram, the conclusions drawn by the Syrian leader could help stabilize our northern border for the years to come.
>"If I were in al-Sharaa's place, I would tell my people that even if I could make it difficult for the Israel Air Force, I have no interest in doing so," Baram said, explaining the new Syrian thinking. "I have an interest in the Israelis attacking Iran as much as possible."
>The Syrian interest is clear: Any blow to Iran weakens the largest strategic rival of the new regime in Damascus. "Every blow to Iran is pure benefit to al-Sharaa's regime," Baram asserted, explaining why the Syrians would not interfere with the Israeli operation, even if they had the capability to do so.
>The first concerns the operational range of the Israeli air force. "The fact that Israel can maintain a continuous air presence over Iranian territory for 12 days, almost 2,000 kilometers away, uninterrupted," Baram emphasizes. "This is something al-Sharaa now knows, understands, and internalizes."
>The second lesson relates to Israel's intelligence capabilities. The operation showed how Israel can strike precisely and deeply into enemy territory. "The fact that Israel can eliminate all the senior Iranian military leadership within two or three days, and then strike the most important Revolutionary Guard bases," Baram says, "illustrates the depth of intelligence achievements."
>The most impressive aspect is the surgical precision of the actions. "They reach their apartments, 2,000 or 1,500 kilometers away, strike the apartment, and kill the senior scientist or officer," Baram described. "I imagine that al-Sharaa also noted this down in the notebook he keeps in the left pocket of his military uniform."
>The Syrian conclusion is clear and troubling: "I might be wrong, and we might not have such capabilities, but if I were al-Sharaa, I would conclude that Israel can reach me at any moment," Baram asserts. "He understands that if he doesn't want to commit suicide, it's better not to get entangled with us."
>However, Baram emphasizes that even without the fear of Israel, al-Sharaa has no real interest in confronting us. "He is not Palestinian. We haven’t taken from him what he believes is his historic homeland. We took the Golan Heights from Assad, but the Golan is not a sufficient reason for a bloody conflict: even the Assad family, Hafez al-Assad and his son Bashar, essentially recognized de facto that the Golan belongs to us, since they didn’t try to take it back after 1973, and every Syrian knows this. In other words, there is already a precedent of half a century where the Syrian regime has accepted Israeli control over the Golan. Therefore, Syrian nationalists and jihadists who try to incite the public against al-Sharaa for not going to war to liberate the Golan will face discomfort."
>In fact, according to Baram, al-Sharaa is "quietly grateful to us for what we've done. The Iranians are looking for a way to get rid of him and return Syria to their sphere of influence. He knows this, and he understands that now it will be more difficult for them to do so." Moreover, the Israeli operation showed al-Sharaa that Israel effectively deters both the Shiite militias in Iraq and Hezbollah, two of his natural enemies.
>"Al-Sharaa sees that the pro-Iranian militias in Iraq and Hezbollah did nothing during the 12 days of the war, despite the fact that Iran built Hezbollah specifically for this moment," Baram pointed out. "I assume he's quietly grateful to us for this as well." In the current situation, it is easier for al-Sharaa to convince his supporters, some of whom are still Sunni jihadists, to maintain at least stability, if not cooperation, along the contact lines with Israel. >>2356178see
>>2356155flood detected
>>2356181Refer to
>>2356167
>state department You mean the one that believes Assad had a Stalinist succdem regime instead of neoliberalism? Nice self own :)
>>2356193wow, assad looks older than he did when he was deposed
and why did they use a monochromatic camera? weird
>>2356206Yes the western left actually believes this.
While we Marxists know that the purpose of all war is delay the crisis of overproduction through destruction & reconstruction cycle just like in Iraq, Libya in the past and Iran and Israel right now.
>>2356101>>2356102Israel: Here's the deal….
Trump: I made a deal!
>>2356223huh, wow that's strange
still better than america and israel
though >>2356229>>2356231there was definitely a few weirdos holding this position
you rats are super disingenuous
>>2356235man how I wish the total destruction of Qatar, UAE, and Saudi Arabia.
Eliminate them and Israel will disappear by itself.
>>2355429Can someone make the Zulfiqar sickle communist logo like in the graffiti pic in OP
It looks awesome
>>2356253the zulfiqar looks like shit
zero taste
>>2356235Do you really think that the coup that ended the war wasn't initiated by the factions that benefited from previous waves of privatization? What are you trying to prove? Is it funny for you that capital won?
I hope your country gets into a civil war too and your whole gets killed by US proxies faggot.
>>2356261The Great Leader of TikTok Aura
he is a cuck
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