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I can’t be the only comrade worried about this.

Iran, which has been at the forefront of fighting Zionism and global imperialism, may have to relocate millions of people from Tehran in the next few weeks as the capital city faces a massive water crisis. Tehran is running out of water and the only option the government has is to move its people. Iran may very well have to establish a new capital city closer to a water source. This means spending a ton of money the country doesn’t have.

But it doesn’t stop there. The West and the Zios are already taking advantage of this looming disaster. Once Iran is in a state of crisis the CIA will certainly fund a new colour revolution to overthrow the revolutionary Islamic government and replace it with a western puppet, most likely the ousted Shah’s son. The Zionist entity is mocking Iran and “offering” desalinization plants in exchange that the revolutionary government sell out the Palestinian people and recognize the Zionist settler-colony as “legitimate.” This is disgusting. So far, no one else is offering Iran any aid, not even China.

I fear for both the people of Iran and the state of global anti-imperialism because of this.

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>>2558606
I want to cavort with young harlots! I want to flim flam the world!

>>2558606
Caspian sea is like the least salty sea in the world. If Israel can desalinate then why cant Iran do it?

>>2558835
Idk but it’s not a solution anymore, their water is running out in like 9 days. They need emergency supplies, probably from Russia

Maybe all the communists they killed wouldn't have mismanaged the water just saying

>>2558848
True but we need the Shia regime to survive for now, or else Israel gets free reign over ME

It's ok if you say it anywhere else,if you want me to get banned try to ban me for example on Instagram or 4chan first

>2025
>still defending IRGCucks
lol
lmao

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lol

They're botching their geopolitics so bad. Their only realistic way out is to drop the dumb "Sword of Islam" shit and become a communist country fully aligned with Russia-China and implement SWIC (Socialism with Iranian Characteristics)

>>2558926
>their only way out is to become a neoliberal state
Yeah that ship has sailed buddy they've been one for 4 decades now

it's okay, China will build them a new tier-1 city capital

>>2558926
Iranian bourgeoise doesn't care if their people die. The only reason they even "resist" Pissrael is because it threatens their power and nothing else.

Honestly I'm banking on the collapse of Islamic Republic for a chance at a regional revolution where I live

It's either revolution or extinction for us

Related

Centrifugal & Centripetal Forces

>I. Forces


Broadly, the centripetal-centrifugal framework is about scale. Much in our lives cannot be determined by us as individuals — we inadvertently must coordinate with others (or otherwise participate in coordination as consumers, followers, etc).2 Generally, such coordination is often done through recursive hierarchies.3 I refer to forces that increase the size of this coordinating body as centripetal, in that they are pushing for a centralization of coordination through a single larger hierarchy. An alternative terminology could refer to a ‘scaling up’ of coordination.

On the other hand, there are forces running counter to this — which render it more difficult to coordinate at large scales.4 These forces are centrifugal, as they disperse coordination (and therefore power) away from the center on to new smaller hierarchies on the periphery, or even on to individuals. These forces reduce the scale of coordination.

An important claim in the previous essay (and foundational to the rest of the argument) is that the balance between centrifugal and centripetal forces has tipped strongly towards the former. I didn’t expand on this greatly, but this is referring to several trends. The first pertain to local factors, such as the internal pathologies of the Islamic Republic’s ruling clique and the external war being waged against it by foreign powers. But more importantly, it is referring to the general crisis in coordination throughout the world.

This is a somewhat slippery issue to define, but in broad strokes it is the decline in the ability of those without power to coordinate in order to advance their collective interests. While economic inequality has deepened in the last few decades, those on the lower levels of the economic and power hierarchy have become less able to impose their collective will.5

Climate change is probably the easiest prism for understanding this issue. On one side, a growing proportion of humanity has an immediate short-term interest in reducing carbon emissions, while everyone has a long-term interest in doing so. On the other side, a proportion of the capitalist class (already a minority) has a short-term interest in maintaining business-as-usual, or at least not being a first-mover in reducing their own emissions. This is actually a staggeringly uneven balance of forces. Nonetheless, the short-term fossil-capitalist interests, a minority within a minority, are able to absolutely dominate.

The Israeli extermination campaign in Gaza is another example.6 Even in the United States, a mostly pro-Israel country, public opinion is turning against Israel. Nevertheless, this turn in public opinion is fairly inconsequential, as the pro-Israel elite is able to easily dominate over the increasingly Israel-critical majority.7

One (flawed) way to phrase this coordination problem is simply as the ‘decline of the left,’ as the socialist bloc, communist parties, social-democratic parties, economic nationalists in the global south, unions, etc. all represented organized efforts by those on the bottom rungs of social hierarchies to coordinate and advance their collective interests.8 The fact that a large, dispersed, and individually-weak majority will often lose to a well-organized and individually-strong minority is a longstanding observation by social theorists — but it has been a long time since the problem has generally been this bad.

But to expand the idea further, the crisis described above is also part and parcel to a wider fragmentation of society and isolation of individuals. As the masses have become collectively weaker, they have also grown increasingly distant from each other.

An older literature, represented by Robert Putnam’s Bowling Alone, has long documented this decline in sociality. Individuals participate less in unions, religious institutions, and other civic associations. Individuals are less likely to know their neighbors, they have less friends, work in smaller workplaces, marry less (or later), and have less children. Whether declining sociality is a cause or consequence of declining capacity for collective action — it has made it even harder for regular individuals to coordinate to advance their interests.

II. Iranian Centrifuges and Centrifugals

To zoom out, this is the background basis for the claim that centrifugal forces are outweighing centripetal forces in Iran. It is the local pathologies (the internal and international political context) and the general global breakdown in the ability of individuals to achieve collective action.9 With such a drastic change in the background conditions, a previously ‘normal’ occurrence like the collapse of the Iranian state (which has occurred many times, including at least twice in the 20th century), can lead to a different outcome than in the past.

Individuals cooperate to coordinate via larger groups like unions, neighborhood councils, NGOs, political parties, secret societies, and so on. The state is the scaling up of this to its highest degree, to endow a particular entity with sovereign power in order to resolve the coordination problem between these larger groups. If individuals are no longer capable of creating and maintaining these intermediating groups (like mass parties), it is unclear how individuals could construct a new state in a vacuum.

The state becomes something like a leftover vestigial technology from an ancient advanced alien civilization. A technology that we can still keep running, but that no one alive remembers how to build again from scratch.

This framework has implications for how individuals should participate responsibility in political life. The background conditions are of massive centrifugal forces, like a gravitational well tearing societies apart into entropy. Meaningful political action (that is, serious attempts to collectively organize those without power), must push in the opposite direction. Such action must be centripetal, constructing centralizing structures that allow individuals to coordinate through democratic hierarchies.10

Although not framed under these terms, Vincent Bevins’s seminal book If We Burn is a decade-long catalogue of individuals undertaking centrifugal politics en masse, then becoming bewildered as everything they care about becomes worse as a result of their actions. The centerpiece of the book is the Brazilian movement for free public transit. In their attempts to tear down the (deeply imperfect) incumbent socio-political hierarchy built through the Workers’ Party, the anarchists and leftists comprising the movement watched in horror as their actions sparked the rise of Bolsonaro and the Brazilian far-right.

The book’s critical insight is that when existing hierarchies are torn apart, it is difficult to construct alternatives. This was always true, but now much more so because of the background decline in sociality and increased challenges to collective coordination.

As a baseline, the centrifugal forces of entropy dominate. While the lumbering masses try to organize; smaller hierarchies comprised of the incumbent rich and powerful can move quickly to establish their dominance and re-wire the political domain to their advantage, permanently. In a competition between individuals, those starting with the most resources will win. This is an obvious fact. In a one-on-one political fight, you will not defeat a billionaire — or even a multi-millionaire. If your movement simply seeks to smash an existing hierarchy into a thousand pieces, you are simply setting the stage for a fight between you and your friends against people much more powerful than you. The only path for collective action is through centripetal politics.

The paragraphs above connect to Iran because the overwhelming mode of political participation for Iranians is through centrifugal politics. This is especially true in the diaspora. While most diaspora activism is grifting and clout-chasing, its only tangible impact is to render the existing state more illegitimate.

Some practical tips from this essay: when you are at a protest or other political event — ask yourself if it is contributing to centrifugal or centripetal forces. Is there a defined organization you can join? Is it constitutive of a democratic hierarchy that allows you to be led and to lead others? Does it create opportunities for you to be trained? Is it a starting point for the creation of a new social milieu beyond the occasional event? Is it generating a coordination mechanism that allows you to solve collective action problems with those around you? To eventually govern? If not, your actions can functionally only generate more entropy. Despite your deepest wishes and desires, your actions will make things worse.

The thesis here is most definitely not that you must have constructive solutions in order to criticize. That is irrelevant. It is perfectly fine to be part of a force that only criticizes — as long as you are part of an organizational form with a democratic hierarchy that is expanding in scale.

We must always recall the fundamental problem with the existing Islamic Republic: that it is a vehicle for a minority (the Islamist elite and the wider Islamist social pillar) to monopolize power. A democratic and progressive replacement is a much larger political hierarchy that allows for the majority to participate in governing society. Simply destroying the existing state runs in the opposite direction, ensuring that even smaller hierarchies than the Islamic Republic can emerge to dominate Iran. Much like the Brazilians and Egyptians in If We Burn, Iranians may burn down the bad in order for worse to emerge. We may one day witness diaspora supporters of the Woman-Life-Freedom movement watch in horror as the Taliban rolls into Khorasan and the Iranian plateau enters its own terminal Warlord Era.

https://aliterrenoire.substack.com/p/centrifugal-and-centripetal-forces

Someone tell Khameni to raise the blue flag of righteous thirst.

>>2558995
Good luck to you, man. Wish you the best. Honestly.

Don't worry they're secretly using that water to train a super antizionist ai

>>2558606
No this is Malthusian eco-fascist propaganda man does not have to live within ecological constraints that's neolbieral austerity there's no such thing as fossil water either it falls from the sky come on man just keep pumping India will be fine the Ogallala Aquifer will be fine ignore the doomers we're gonna touch the stars.

>>2559190
thank you for gracing us with your presence chairman maupin

>>2558848
if burgers had just left mossadegh alone, instead of reinstating the shah, the clerical "revolution" which massacred communists would never have happened

The glorious Iranian clergy prefer spending money doing neo-Persian anti-West slop rather than helping its population

>>2559237
Iran will outlast your fake county.

>>2559262
>>>/pol/

>>2559290
Iran has several thousand years old history, your burgerland has 300. You aren't even civilized yet, you are a cave dweller with nukes, a half-sapient egotistical monke.

>>2558606
Multipolarity will solve this.

>>2559298
get outta here

>>2558835
Caspian is drying up quickly though.

>>2559230
Okay, but how does Iran solve its water crisis now under the circumstances they’re currently in?

>>2559340
Stop wasting 90% of water on agriculture and import food from Russia or China.

>>2559342
Russia is too busy fighting a damn war.

Maybe they should have been working on that instead of spending all their State resources crushing leftist groups.

>most likely the ousted Shah’s son
lmao wtf

>>2558606
>Iran, which has been at the forefront of fighting Zionism and global imperialism
Where?

>>2559433
Spooked idiots who live in fantasy land and this some conflict between good and evil again. That's also why you see the random Russia and China shilling.

Why are they getting water from a dam? You can get free water by turning on the sink.

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>>2559433
>Israel has confirmed that its covert operation against Iran, named 'Rising Lion', draws inspiration from the iconography of Iran's pre-1979 monarchy under the Shah in what appears to be a calculated act of psychological warfare and ideological provocation.

https://www.newarab.com/news/israel-confirms-rising-lion-name-linked-irans-shah-flag

>>2559350
Russia has a grain surplus though and is a large wheat exporter

>>2559576
How does that fix Tehran's water issues? Tehran citizens need to fucking bath and do their laundry.

An example of how global warming will create geopolitical instability and wars. We in for a ride

>>2559786
We are ruled by a pedo deatb cult that actively seeks this

How accurate is this video?

Open the three gorges dam into Iran

>>2559774
As mentioned in the OP article, they spend a lot of water on low-yield agriculture. If they rely on Russia for food and abandon their agricultural self-sufficiency plans, they can mitigate this water crisis

>>2559801
I mean, why aren't Russia and China offering to help them?

>>2559804
>Russia
>China
>help others
ahahahahahahahhah

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>>2558606
The “Islamic Republic of Iran” is a Crypto-Zionist Puppet State Controlled Opposition to U$ Imperialism/Zionism that is so corrupt and incompetent that they can’t even provide running water to their people let alone fight Zionism and U$ Imperialism, as any Dialectical Materialist Analysis shows that Iran plays the same role as the U$ Democrats in the Middle East, a Lesser Evil Bourgeois Controlled Opposition to the Greater Evil of U$ Imperialism and the Zionist State, just like China plays the U$ Democrat role of Lesser Evil Bourgeois Controlled Opposition to the Greater Evil of U$ Imperialism in the Global Capitalist-Imperialist System, with the massive caveat that a Maoist faction taking over the CCP and purging the Dengists could place China back in the Socialist Mode of Production on the Shining Path to Communism without another Maoist PPW their, due to the fact that all Inter-Bourgeois and Inter-Imperialist Conflicts are Kabuki theaters from the standpoint of the International Communist Movement (Marxist-Leninist-Maoists), as the Mossad Mullahs will never shut down the strait of Hormuz or Bomb Saudi Oil fields, only Saddam had the balls to do this, and that’s why (along with the fact that Saddam was the last Arab leader who wanted to reunify the Arab Nation into one State and liberate Palestine from the Zionist State) the U$ Invaded Iraq and murdered him and a million other Iraqis, and it is now clear that the Shah handed power to the Ayatollah on purpose (under U$/Zionist orders), knowing that it would spark the Sunni-Shia conflict that fractured the Arab Nation, destroyed the Baathist movement, and doomed Palestine, as part of an elaborate U$/Zionist operation which included the October Surprise (HW Bush told Iran to hold the hostages until after the election in order to make Reagan beat Carter in 1980, thus sparking the rise of Neoliberalism and the Christian Zionist Evangelicals which culminated in the current Fascist MAGAtard regime), Iran-Contra (The U$ using illegal weapons sales to Iran through the Zionist State to fund the Anti-Communist Contras in Central America and spark the exaggerated “Crack epidemic” to throw millions of Blacks/New Afrikans in Prison, stop Communism in Central America, and destroy Baathist Iraq and save the Zionist State from a United Arab Nation by promoting Sunni-Shia conflict and Islamist retardation from both Iran and Saudi Arabia), and Project Hammer (the final destruction of the USSR by the bribed Revisionist clique of Gorbachev/Yeltsin in coordination with the CIA/Mossad, and the hidden cause of Bush’s 9/11 CIA/Mossad False Flag attacks and probably Putin’s GRU/FSB False Flag Moscow Apartment Bombings as well), 😂🤣🤢🤮!

In conclusion, the only hope for Palestine, the entire Arab Nation, and the Workers and Oppressed Nations of the World, is that the inevitable World War III between the U$ and China will escalate into a Global Nuclear War that will destroy the entire Global Capitalist-Imperialist System, thus allowing for a World Maoist PPW to create a Global USSR (The SSRs and SFSRs of the future Global USSR are shown in the first Map I posted, the second Map specifically shows the SSRs and SFSRs of the future Global USSR in West Asia, while the third Image I posted shows the version of the Two-State Solution to the Zionist-Palestinian Conflict implemented in the future Global USSR with the Zionist State overthrown by a Maoist PPW that created a Jewish SSR inside the 1967 borders with 1:1 Land swaps that are very similar to the two Maps in the third Image I posted, while the West Bank and Gaza are placed in the Arab SFSR that will include all the Arab majority regions of West Asia and North Africa as shown in both my Map of the SSRs and SFSRs of the future Global USSR in the first Image I posted and the second Image I posted that specifically shows the SSRs and SFSRs of the future Global USSR in West Asia, and the 1:1 Land swaps between the Jewish SSR and Arab SFSR will mean that Arab villages in the “Triangle” region https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triangle_(Israel) on the Jewish side of the 1967 borders will be exchanged for Jewish Settlements on the Arab side of the 1967 borders that are inside the “Seam Zone” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seam_Zone , so most Arabs and Jews that are in the “population transfer”, will not have to leave their homes, ✊😜🇨🇳🇰🇵🇨🇺🇵🇸🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🚀☢️!) that will place the Workers and Oppressed Nations of the World on the Shining Path to Communism, ✊😜🇨🇳🇰🇵🇨🇺🇵🇸🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🚀☢️!

>>2559804
Russia and China are aligned with them because of realpolitik but they're still very different states that are not quite allies. They do business with Iran but so far haven't sent aid. I'm not sure if either is willing to spend billions bailing Iran out of this, it comes from Iranian mismanagement anyway:
>Iran spends 90 percent of its water on low-yield agriculture in a pursuit of self-sufficiency that exacerbates drought.
Iran will have to pay for water shipments from someone in the short term, in the long term they will have to stop using so much water on shitty agriculture and just buy food from Russia instead, as well as invest in desalination plants, probably built by China considering they're already building them by the dozen:
>National Action Plan for Seawater Desalination Utilization 2021 which aims to increase daily desalination capacity to 3.5 million cubic meters by 2025, focusing on municipal and industrial applications.

>>2558926
Iran is already in the Communist Front along with Russia, China and the real Syria.

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>>2559433
>>2559562
You'd hope they'd help him.
That guy has been sucking a lot of Jewish dick.
What is he doing if they aren't supporting him?

>>2559885
>the real Syria
What makes you think Assad will re-take power?

>>2559883
It's looking like the millions of residents of Tehran are going to evacuate given that their water supply is supposed to run dry in two or three weeks. But where will 18 million people in the Tehran metro area go when multiple cities in Iran are also facing water shortages? It's so fucked to think about.


>>2559902
No way in hell a water shortage won't trigger another set of riots, and no way the CIA and Mossad won't use these new riots to overthrow the Islamic Republic and replace it with a new Shah.

>>2559887
i'm sure they make sure he's satisfied with enough luxuries, drugs, prostitutes etc… but the long-term record of being an American puppet is perhaps not great

>>2559909
the problem is if a water shortage triggers an overthrow. then the shah/MI6/CIA/Mossad, would actually have to deal with the water crisis situation they have helped created. they dont want to waste money doing that.

>>2559915
How did the CIA and Mossad create the water crisis?

>>2559924
obviously they are probably not responsible for the lack of rainfall but they could be responsible for:
mismanagement/read sabotage. we know that they had such a level of access in iran as to be able to construct secret drone factories in Tehran. to be able to launch drone strikes from inside iran. to assasinate hanioyeh using a rocket and escape. before the war iran had open land borders.

during the 12 day war the IDF targeted water facilities
>Israel targeted the northern Tehran neighbourhood of Tajrish on 15 June. Afterwards videos showed heavy flooding in the area.
>The day after the strike, the Israel Defence Forces said it had targeted Iranian military "command centres".
just like hospitals all had 'command centres' lol
then there is the role of the sanctions. a few months ago netanyahu released a video exactly about the water crisis, saying that if iranians overthrow the government then israeli companies are just waiting to jump in to help them. this is the PR effort.

we all have seen how israel uses water as a weapon in gaza, west bank, syria.
https://www.oxfam.org.uk/media/press-releases/israel-using-water-as-weapon-of-war-as-gaza-supply-plummets-by-94-creating-deadly-health-catastrophe-oxfam/
This is a calculated move and then they let nature take its course.

>>2559934
>mismanagement/read sabotage.
This is largely the fault of the Iranian government. Iran uses 90% of its water for agriculture. All the dams being built are by construction companies that are largely vanity projects of the IRGC. Israel has very little – if anything – to do with this.

itt: western leftists who think they know what’s best for Iran better than the Iranian people themselves cheer for the downfall of a sovereign government that has heroically resisted imperialism for decades because some Trotskyites got got in the 80’s


>>2559924
Sabotaging the environmentalist movement and safeguarding capitalism.

What if this is all HAARP?

Iran are a bunch of cucks. Should have nuked pissrael when had the chance. Shit like this bothers me because it all plays into the stupid judaist mythology that the pissraelis are god's chosen demons and they keep getting away with it.

I am sure russia and china have their own haarp. They should use it to help iran. Why are iran's allies such cucks? Why does brics not want to destroy the west?

What if this is all blown out of proportion?

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>>2560044
The Iranian people in question:

>>2560205
Agreed. The regime is weaker than it looks. I still don't understand how the ayatollahs fucked it up this bad.

>>2559934
Israel has nothing to do with Iran pissing away their water supply for the past 40 years.

>>2560111
Iran had an environmentalist movement? Please.

>>2560215
The current Ayatollah is almost 90 years old and most likely has dementia.

>>2560205
>>2560215
Yes I’m sure you’re very proud of facilitating color revolutions against America’s enemies because the country in question isn’t perfect enough for you, what of it?

>hur hur muh color revolutions

>>2560253
Yes like the five or six that have happened this year alone

>>2560248
Did the cia remove one of the hemispheres of your brain or something?

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>>2560250
yes

unlimited genocide on third world bourgeoisie

>>2560356
Shit like this makes me wonder if it is worth supporting a country that is so weak. I like Iran because it's based. But if it is weak, then screw it. >>2560250

>>2560356
>NOOOO YOU CAN'T TAKE AWAY MY DREAMS OF BEING AN ONLYFANS WHORE1111!!! FUCK THE PATRIARCHY!!!

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>>2560417
nice mask off timmy

do not look up the thriving sex industry and tourism (legalized rape of impoverished women) in Mashhad btw

>>2560425
>Mashhad
Is Iran really this bad?

>>2560291
Prove that the US and Israel are behind Iran’s water crisis using documented facts rather than mere conjecture.

>>2560438
The water crisis is a result of climate change.
Climate change is a result of capitalism.
The US and Israel are both the central drivers and maintainers of capitalism and the US has actively worked to undermine and reverse climate and environmental protections.

QED

>>2560425
article?

>>2560455
That’s just one element of the situation. You can’t blame Israel for Iran mismanaging their water and damming their lakes and rivers dry for decades.

>>2560425
>>2560356
The Islamic Republic of Iran has some of the most chuddy admirers ever.

>>2558606
I never see Iranian media reporting on this. Hmmmmm. It’s almost as if western media is fabricating a crisis to delegitimize the Islamic Republic.

Yeah it’s because of the SANCTIONS that Iran needs to use so much water for agriculture. Brute prohibited from trading with other countries so they have to be self-reliant. Blame Zionism and America.


>>2560653
so you simultaneously claim that actually it didn't happen, but even if it did it's definitely america's fault? russia and china can provide agriculture to iran, crying "MUH SANCTIONS DID IT!" is ridiculous

>>2560821
If Iran didn’t have sanctions they wouldn’t be forced to grow so much if their own food.

Zionism is the problem, not Iran.

Meanwhile, it's flooding in Gaza.

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>>2559878
Would any of my fellow Comrades like to give an intellectual critique of my In-Depth Dialectical Materialist analysis of the Water Crisis in the Comprador Bourgeois Capitalist Reactionary Islamist Theocratic Controlled Opposition Crypto-Zionist U$ Puppet State called the “Islamic Republic of Iran” that must be immediately overthrown by a Maoist PPW to create a Persian SSR of the future Global USSR, which will include all of the ethnic Persian majority regions of Iran, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan, while it will exclude the ethnic Azeri, Kurdish, Arab, and Balochi majority regions of Iran which will each go to the Azeri SSR, Kurdish SSR, Arab SFSR, and Balochi SSR, respectively, in accordance with the Marxist-Leninist-Maoist principle of Self-Determination of all Oppressed Nations in their own SSR, and the National Delimitation Policy of the IRL USSR on Ethno-Linguistic lines, as shown in my Map of all the SSRs and SFSRs of the future Global USSR in West Asia, 🤔✊😜🇨🇳🇰🇵🇨🇺🇵🇸🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🚀☢️?

>>2560807
You know shit's bad when even PressTV is saying it.

>>2559897
Yeah I don't know how they just ignored this problem for so long, but I don't think just evacuating Tehran is going to work. They need to just ship in water until more rain comes, even if the cost is high.

>>2561154
Gunther Fehlinger ahh post

>>2560853
Bro talking about Iran like it's the antithesis to Zionism meanwhile Israel was it's top oil importer in the 80s and 90s and it offered normalization in 2003 😂😂😂

>>2561188
Who else is fighting Zionism as much as Iran?

>>2561196
Palestinians since they have a direct interest in not being genocided
Everyone else just use "Anti-Zionism" for clout or convenient bone to throw during elections. Its the same thing with any real genocide, idk why leftists of all people do not realize that material needs triumph any moral consideration for humans

>>2561196
As much as Iran? Switzerland or any other country really.

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>>2561169
You have to admit that my Maps (like the Map of all the SSRs and SFSRs of the future Global USSR I posted) make a Million times more sense then Gunthers “Maps”, as I draw all of my borders solely based on the Ethno-Linguistic demographics of each region, in line with the Marxist-Leninist-Maoist principle of Self-Determination of all Oppressed Nations in their own SSR as articulated in Stalin’s “Marxism and the National Question” https://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/stalin/works/1913/03a.htm and Lenin’s “The Socialist Revolution and the Right of Nations to Self-Determination” https://www.marxists.org/archive/lenin/works/1916/jan/x01.htm , along with the National Delimitation Policy of the USSR https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_delimitation_in_the_Soviet_Union , while Neoliberal/Neocon Schizo Gunther (I will admit that despite his despicable/odious politics, the guy is quite funny as he is essentially a living Meme, 😂🤣!) combines giving Self-Determination to real Nations/Ethnic Groups with creating “Countries” that have absolutely Zero National basis in Ethno-Linguistic demographics, such as his maps of Russia and China which literally make every Oblast/Province its own “Country” despite the fact that the vast majority of them are overwhelmingly populated by Ethnic Russians and Han Chinese, thus severely violating both the National Delimitation Policy of the USSR, and quite frankly, the basic common sense of what should be a “Country” or not, as it is almost like Gunther has a strange fetish for Retarded “Holy Roman Empire” tier Feudal border gore, where every tiny region/town is its own sovereign state despite most of them speaking the same language (or at least a mutually intelligible dialect continuum) and being essentially the same Nation/Ethnic group, so I hope I have at least clarified that my Maps are of several orders of magnitude higher quality then Gunthers “Maps”, due to both aligning with Ethno-Linguistic Demographics (Gunther often divides the same Nation/Ethnic group into dozens of unnecessary “Countries”) and being rooted in the Immortal Science of Marxism-Leninism-Maoism, the Highest Stage of Marxism (Gunthers “Maps” are purely rooted in the Neocon desire to screw over countries the U$ has “bad” relations with, though most of these Periphery Comprador Bourgeois Capitalist and Semi-Periphery Bourgeois Social Imperialist Social Fascist Capitalist Countries are really Controlled Opposition to U$ Imperialism that are engaged in a Kabuki Theatre Inter-Bourgeois/Imperialist conflict with the U$, not any legitimate support for the Self-Determination of Oppressed Nations), ✊😜🇨🇳🇰🇵🇨🇺🇵🇸🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🚀☢️!

>>2561188
Based Take Comrade, it is nice to see others here who know the truth about the Mossad Mullahs, 😂🤣🤢🤮!

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Happooning cancelled. It's gonna rain near Tehran tomorrow and it is projected to also do so in the next few days too.

>>2561209
Is it enough to fix their crisis?

>>2561575
Do you even know anything about the Aral sea? The water didn't disappear, its just redirected for agriculture. Literally the opposite of the crisis facing Iran.

>>2561512
Not even close.

>>2561188
>2003
What year is it anon?

>>2561512
They would need Noah’s flood in order to do that.

>>2558900
cuckbros…………….

How long until the evacuations start?

>>2561512
Not really the overarching one, but will prevent the shit that people are speculating about like mass evacuations.

>>2562274
All the rain will do is push back the evacuations for a later date.

>>2562308
Yes, next winter if they don't fix the underlying problems.
The current magnitude of the problem was caused by the extreme summer of this year. It's no longer that dry as of now, but this episode can repeat again next year if they stay complacent.

>>2562332
How do they fix this problem before shit finally hits the fan?

>>2558852
Why though? It's the islamists who are executing communists, not Israel; and if Israel will control the Middle East then they will break up with America, because they won't need them for anything anymore; you can even see that the US is getting trying ready for this by backing Jolani

Don't they have plenty of sand to drink?

>>2562556
Israel will just rely on India for aid. They’re already talking about breaking up with America as it is.

>>2563421
India has no imperial interest/ambition in Palestine, Syria, Lebanon, etc. Indians love Israel solely because they see in it a reflection of their desires for Kashmir, not any real material interest.

>>2563455
Israeli technology to suppress the Kashmiris is material interest.

>>2562556
Because genocide of non-Jews

Comrades, remember, we must support every backward dictatorship which says "west bad"! This is what anti-imperialism is all about!

>>2563779
Iran has done more for Palestine than any other country or NGO.

I'm in Mississippi and I don't have access to clean drinking water in my city and you don't hear me complaining about it I just suck mud through my shirt like everybody else.

>>2563784
This. Iran has contributed to the deaths of thousands of Palestinians more than any country from selling oil to Israel to making its proxies suicide the entire population

Only Israel can compete

>>2560147
>>2560644
This isn't Western media shilling. The president of Iran got on air and said they might have to evacuate the capital if nothing is done. This is a huge issue

My bet is that the current regime will probably be taken over by a cadre of military officers, that's what usually happens with these sorts of states. What happens next will depend but I don't think Iran will become a democratic liberal state, but its Islamist LARPing will probably end. I think there's a strong possibility they'll look east instead of west, and by that I mean try to annex key regions of Afghanistan, possibly also pursuing a form of Iranian assimilation of its non-Persian minorities

>>2564931
I can also see the IRGC/Quds forces outliving the Islamic republic and repackaged as some Nationalist ideology, and the mullahs being ousted but not executed, rather made subservient to the new regime

Test

>>2564930
>the ruling class will literally die of thirst if they don't escape the capital!111
Nice meme but Mullah cucks wanted to evacuate for about a decade since Tehran can go up in flame with Iranian workers raping the mullahs

>>2564934
Non Islamic Iran might actually get their shit together

Woah California is gonna collapse because no water.
Woah Iran is gonna collapse because no water.
I'm soo sooo scared bros the world will collapse now brooosssss its so overrrrr. Everything is gonna collapse right nao


>>2568346
How the fuck did they mismanage water so badly for decades and never notice the impending crisis until it's literally days away?

>>2568438
Well it's also record low rainfall but I get your point

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>>2565706
>I'm soo sooo scared bros the world will collapse now brooosssss its so overrrrr. Everything is gonna collapse right nao
lmao

>>2568438
Vanity projects by the Iranian government.

President just said they're moving the capital due to the water crisis.

Imagine 8 million people in Tehran mass-migrating.

Did something happen yet?

>>2569703
Is it Ayatollver?


Why do people assume Iran's water situation has anything to do with Iranian support for the Palestinian, Lebanese and Yemeni resistance?


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