500 KILLED IN 15 DAYSPrevious thread
>>2635855Quick run-down: Unlike previous mass protests in Iran the current ones were caused primarily by crushing economic conditions rather than civil rights, and so they carry undeniable proletarian character and potential. The true scale of the protests is hard to confirm due to conflicting imperialist propaganda, however the staggering death toll in such a short period dwarfs the previous protests.
<Statement by Tehran and Suburbs United Bus Company Workers' Syndicate, dated January 07, 2026
>"Support for the people's just movement; advancing toward real freedom and equality, not a return to the past.
>Popular protests and strikes in various cities across the country have entered their eleventh day. Despite an intensified security crackdown, a heavy presence of law enforcement and security forces, and violent confrontations, the scope of the protests has remained broad and diverse. According to reports, during this period, protests have taken place at at least 174 locations in 60 cities across 25 provinces, and hundreds of protesters have been arrested. Unfortunately, during the same period, at least 35 protesting citizens, including children, have lost their lives.
>From December 2017 to November 2019 and September 2021, the oppressed people of Iran have repeatedly shown by taking to the streets that they cannot tolerate the prevailing economic-political relations and structures based on exploitation and inequality. These movements have emerged not to return to the past, but to build a future free from the domination of capital, based on freedom, equality, social justice, and human dignity.
>While declaring our solidarity with the popular struggles against poverty, unemployment, discrimination, and repression, we explicitly state our opposition to any return to a past dominated by inequality, corruption, and injustice. We believe that true liberation is only possible through the conscious and organized leadership and participation of the working class and the oppressed people, not through the reproduction of old and authoritarian forms of power. Meanwhile, workers, teachers, retirees, nurses, students, women, and especially the youth, despite widespread repression, arrests, firings, and economic pressures, remain at the forefront of these struggles, and the Syndicate of Workers of the Tehran and Suburbs Bus Company emphasizes the necessity of continuing independent, conscious, and organized protests.
>We have said it many times and we repeat it again: The path to liberation for workers and the working class is not through top-down leadership, not by relying on foreign powers, and not through the factions within the ruling regime, but through unity, solidarity, and the creation of independent organizations in the workplace and in life, and on a nationwide scale. We must not allow ourselves to be sacrificed once again in the power games and for the interests of the ruling classes.
>The Syndicate also strongly condemns any propaganda, justification, or support for military intervention by foreign governments, including the United States and Israel. Such interventions not only lead to the destruction of civil society and the slaughter of the people, but also provide another pretext for the regime to continue its violence and repression. Past experiences have shown that Western imperialist governments have no regard for the freedom, livelihood, and rights of the Iranian people.
>We demand the immediate and unconditional release of all detainees and insist on the identification and prosecution of the perpetrators of the people's massacre.
>Long live freedom, equality, and class solidarity! The solution for the working class is unity and organization."There are unconfirmed reports of a Soviet being created in the industrial district of Arak.
Unconditional support to Iranian workers as they face the full savagery of capital on the local and international fronts.
NO WAR BUT CLASS WAR Based
@2641160
Go back to rvddit or put on a flag so i can filter (You)
>500 people died
>according to diaspora human rights orgs
>>2641167Weird way to spell Tehran doctors
>There are unconfirmed reports of a Soviet being created in the industrial district of Arak.
Does anyone else remember how in every one of these Western-sponsored regime change attempts, there are always workers councils which seem to pop up, Benghazi, Syria etc… But then when the dust settles, they always disappear, and the evidence that they ever existed is always thin.
>>2641173ngl i do vaguely recall reading about those when it was happening at the time, unless i'm having a mandela effect moment.
I don't care if the US takes control of Iran I just want to see the multipolaristas seethe.
>500 Palestinians dead according to the UN?
>that's khamas diasporoid numbers, chud.
I like reading this guy stuff for updates about Iran currently. Yes, he's a liberal. Yes, he's a Democrat voter. Yes he has a lot of normie takes but also he's in iranian-american who despises monarchists and he hates the Shah so he says some interesting stuff about the ones who keep shilling the shah
https://xcancel.com/yasharLook at him. If you want
Iran is the only country in the world where a proletarian revolution can happen. It would be a big disappointment for all the russian saboteur lovers, the leftcels etc. And a big victory for the ziggers. The revolution will spread to Iraq and Assad will return to Damascus.
I really really wish the Iran thing means Communist revolution, but I don't think so.
>>2641195It will not be this time, but the terrain is being prepared.
Interesting perspective from Stanislav Mikhailovich:
>International analysts are skeptical about the chances of the protests in Iran leading to a change of power. Do you think the current regime will be able to survive?
Undoubtedly, the current spontaneous protests in Iran are occurring on a scale unprecedented in the entire history of the theocratic regime; however, I believe that the Iranian Ayatollahs will be able to retain power this time as well. It is possible to share the skepticism expressed by international experts regarding the potential success of another wave of unrest in Iran. Since Iranian society is isolated from the internet, mobile communication, and global media, the role and importance of external opposition are negligible.
The threats by the US and Israel to protect the Iranian people from potential punitive actions by the regime are more of a warning and are unlikely to lead to direct military intervention in Iranian affairs.
Internal opposition is weakly organized against the backdrop of a relatively large and integrated repressive state apparatus (including the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and the paramilitary volunteer Basij forces, numbering over 250,000 in peacetime and up to 400,000 in wartime); there is no single leader, political organization, or party. In addition, there are the security forces, the police, and the regular armed forces. How these forces react in the current critical situation will be decisive: will they side definitively with the regime, remain neutral, or take the side of the broad masses?
It is worth remembering the spontaneous protests that erupted in Iran during the autumn and winter of 2022-2023: these protests lasted quite a long time – at least six months – but were ultimately all suppressed. In any case, the ruling regime is shaken and will have to reform the financial, economic, and possibly political spheres of state operations in order to remain in power. Adjustments in foreign policy are also possible.
Hundreds of billions of dollars spent on expanding the Islamic Revolution (Shiism) in the region have been wasted. Bashar al-Assad's puppet regime has collapsed; the "axis of resistance" against Israel, represented by radical Islamist groups such as Hamas, Islamic Jihad, Hezbollah, Ansar Allah, Hashd al-Shaabi, and Kataib Hezbollah, has disintegrated. Israeli and US attacks on strategically important facilities have significantly weakened the country's defense and scientific potential. The country is experiencing a serious financial, economic, and political crisis.
<Does the Western media's support for the "exiled prince" indicate an intention by Western actors to bring a political figure under their control to power, or is there another tactic at play?
The West supports all political and social forces opposed to the Ayatollah regime, including the "exiled prince." Western actors seem to realistically assess that Reza Pahlavi's chances of ruling Iran after a possible overthrow of the theocratic regime are extremely low. This figure is used by the West only to weaken the authority of the Ayatollahs and as a symbol of protest. Ultimately, the Iranians themselves will decide who will govern the state or government.
<What does the figure of the 'crown prince' represent for Iranians? Is there support for this figure?
A return to a monarchical form of government in Iran is unlikely. Prince Reza Pahlavi, heir to the Shah dynasty and resident of the United States, advocates for the violent overthrow of the ruling regime and has expressed his willingness to lead a new Iranian government. Some protesters support his calls; however, in reality, this political figure serves as a symbol or alternative to the rule of the Iranian Ayatollahs.
The new generation of Iranians knows the monarchy only in its historical context and has no intention of replacing the Ayatollah regime, which has lost the people's trust, with a monarchical form of government. Even if the theocratic regime in Iran were to be overthrown, the only possible outcome would be the restoration of Reza Pahlavi's reputation and perhaps his return to his homeland as the leader of a monarchical party; nothing more.
<What is the likelihood that Trump will involve Türkiye in order to increase pressure on the regime and authorize the deployment of troops?
Turkey will stay out of the events in Iran; there is no justification for Turkish troops to be in Iran. Erdoğan, however, is more concerned with preventing his people from taking to the streets, given that inflation and the devaluation of the national currency are slightly lower than in Iran, yet the situation has become persistent and threatening.
>>2641203>Bashar al-Assad's puppet regime faggot opinion
>>2641207<hur dur i cant read anything except which i already agree withyou are a literal baby. go back to twitter if you want to post without saying fucking anything.
>>2641194
i had some tangential interactions with them hanging around green movement people 10 years ago. The most nutty was pro-israel kahanist while being an alt-right ayran race supporter. btw i saw their protest yesterday with large posters of the shah, make iran great again, and there was a TV van playing a huge video of him giving a speech. it was like the fucking moonies or scientology.
Statement of the Workers’ Councils of Arak: All power to the councils!
>“To the workers of Markazi Province, to our comrades in Khuzestan, and to all the people of Iran.”
>For decades, our demands for bread have been answered with bullets, and our demands for dignity with prison. But today, the silence has come to an end. We, the workers of Arak’s factories, declare the following:
>Workplace control: From now on, the management of the Machine Manufacturing Company, AzarAb, and Wagon Pars factories will be in the hands of workers’ councils elected by the workers themselves. We no longer recognize managers appointed by the state or the regime’s puppet unions.https://cpiran.org/statement-of-the-workers-councils-of-arak-all-power-to-the-councils/>>2641220Also he hates the mek too
>>2641201You have to be over 12 to post here
>>2641208not that anon, but I also certainly wouldnt trust a single word of an analysis that include such a dumbfuck zionist views
also are those protest really bigger than the previous ones for the girl killed, or are they just a lot more pushed by the western propaganda because trump decided he wanted to fuck with iran now? it definitely felt like they are not as big
Mossad is real hard at work on Iran
>>2641225Mossad is real hard at work in this thread too
Only cringe pahlavist weirdos dare to "support" the protests from outside, because it's the real thing happening. The mossad is scared as shit and is now minimizing, even the saddamists retards are shitting their pants because they know a Red Iran will groyp their zoonni asses, unlike the cuckatollah regime always fellating the muslim brotherhood.
>>2641208If you think Syria was an Iranian puppet regime you are simply unqualified to talk about the matters in question. AND a zio cocksucker.
I don't get the thought process of libtards here, even if LE MOSSAD takes over Iran it would be because Islamists genocided communists with the help of the west and dissolved all unions more recently.
They put themselves in this position and now they want to guilt trip us while they murder more workers? Their fall is inevitable and they shaped their own opposition, Iranian workers are just accelerating the process and they'll overthrow any bourgeois regime that get set up if any.
Islamists shouldn't have took so much bourgeois/western cock ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
>Can't Mossad the AssACK
Mossad is one hell of an intelligence agency if it turned Iran into an economic basket case, convinced the Iranian regime that it's a good idea to alternately machine gun protestors and offer them $7 per month (lmao) to stop protesting, and basically created the perfect conditions for the biggest revolution in Iran since 1979. This "Mossad is behind the protests" seems to me almost like those "theories" about the world being run behind the scenes by the all-powerful Jewish bankers.
>>2641257That woman has looked the same since the late 70s, Jesus Christ.
>>2641258>the islamolib also supports comrade Gorbachev You can't make this up
>>2641255yeah le epic western-backed protests for democracy have had such a great run this century, you gotta be a conspiratard to believe that this one won't result in a communist revolution
>>2641257>Also it appears to be a matriarchy???very south korea coded
>>2641266Stopping shitting up the thread, you already linked the account for those interested.
>>2641262Solidarność was in Poland, not the Soviet Union.
>>2641259Maybe that's also a cult thing.
Oh hey here's a video of a Uhaul with anti-monarchist and anti-mullah slogans plowing through a crowd of Pahlavifags in Los Angeles. Doesn't look like anyone got hurt but damn you can't stop Iranian emigres from being crazy. I wonder if it's a MEKfag…
>>2641160Don't mention the CIA financial aid for Castro's revolution.
>>2641258There is zero evidence whatsoever. Mossad decided to be more thorough in their propaganda push and are now invading the social spaces of communists to manufacture consent and approval for their plans to decimate the Iranian people and the state they live under.
>>2641271Gorbachev led USSR and Poland solidarity is inter-bourgeoisie violence.
Just like Iran and Israel.
This thread about Iranian workers. Your mind is raped by campism.
The only ones decimating the Iranian people right now are the IRGC mowing them down by the hundreds with machine gun fire
>>2641278john bolton and rudy giuliani are also shills for MEK and the latter took $25,000. would be interesting to know the full extent of their influence in washington.
>>2641256>>2641258Communist party of iran are saying there has been a soviet formed in Arak
>oppose the MEK cuz they got western aid one point
I agree. That's why I oppose the IRGC cuz they got billions from the west at one point :)
>>2641277I'm side with the obviously preferable camp. You are inventing a fictitious third camp that you cannot prove exists.
>As in Tunisia and Egypt the revolutionary people are setting upcommittees to take control of the running of society. Reuter published a
quote of a woman in Benghazi that completely sums up the situation:
"Somayah, a housewife in Benghazi, said: ‘The city is fine now after a
group of lawyers and doctors, as well as youth volunteers, formed public
committees and are keeping things in order’."
>Engels explained that the state is armed bodies of men. In Benghaziand other cities controlled by the rebels, the old state has ceased to
exist. It has been replaced by the armed people, revolutionary militias,
which Lenin said were the embryo of a new state power. According to one
report, military checkpoints between Benghazi and Egypt to the east are
now manned only by armed militia. The young men carrying Kalashnikovs
subject a lorry driver to a desultory check. “But there is no government
any more!” the driver protests. The argument strikes the young men as
conclusive, and they wave him on with a smile.
https://communist.red/uprising-in-libya-tremble-tyrants/what happened to these people's councils in libya? these revolutionary militias? where did they go? why is libya torn apart the way it is today
>>2641178Damn, what a dumb fucking uighur post. There's nothing useful about (you), idiot.
>The Iranian working class upset about 1.47 million Iranian rials per 1 US dollar exchange rate hyper-inflation does not exist. It's a "fictitious third camp"
>>2641284Considering Mossad’s physical influence in Iran already, I don’t trust the idea the “Communist party of iran” hasn’t already been infiltrated, especially when they’re being overly ecstatic about the supposed existence of a “soviet” when said “soviet” will most likely be susceptible to annihilation by invading Israeli forces after the Iranian government collapses.
>>2641290Good lord that aged poorly.
>>2641298That’s proof of the statement’s existence, not proof that the statement is true.
>>2641301SBU basement in Kirovy Rog
>>2641298That just says that a couple of factories are now cooperatives.
>>2641302>>2641299Yeah I have no idea there is trouble with internet in Iran and they posted it today so might be just difficulty of information getting out but also might be bs or they might be retarded mossad agents idk
>>2641214It is time for the rise of Juche Iran. Workers of Iran rise up
>>2641312They “rise up” to American made bombs delivered by zionist hands
>>2641295>Gorbachev led USSR and Poland solidarity is inter-bourgeoisie violenceWhat bourgeois in the USSR and Poland?
I'll take the probability of a communist uprising over the continuation of an islamobourgeois regime tbh.
>>2641317All of your shit is going to be removed for spam, stop wasting our time.
>>2641322There is no probability, so you will take nothing.
>>2641326Reported for anti-communism
>>2641330Any communist uprising you will call bourgeois the minute they become AES lmao
>>2641198Hum, has anyone ever seen an exiled (a proper one) Gonzaloid? Right now they should be on their 50-60s. From their online publications they seem like cousins
Are Hezbollah able to enter the fray in Iran? Or are theh still too weakened by the 2024 Israeli decapitation strikes?
>>2641329No
>>2641330>>2641333Whatever you say Mossad’s #1 and #2 fan.
>>2641338The latter. Yet another reason why regime change in Iran is not a good idea.
>>2641173it would be funny if iran became communist after america and israel jerking off to the idea of regime change.
but who really knows what is going on since the internet is cut off
Trump on board Air Force 1: "Iran is starting to cross it [my red line]. There seems to be some people killed that aren't supposed to be killed. We are looking at it very seriously, the military is looking at it and we're looking at some very strong options."
Trump tells reporters that the US would hit "targets you wouldn't believe" and at "levels you wouldn't believe" if Iran were to hit US military and commercial targets in response to a US attack.
>>2641173Arak has had a long history of labor organizing, and the authorities already raided three factories to dismantle a strike, arresting 150-200.
leftypol running interference for Mossad now?
>>2641387Stalin created Israel after all
>>2641385(((labor organizing)))
>>2641387It is blatantly obvious. The psyop this time around is even more widespread than when the US did missile strikes on Iran and Trump sent a picture where Khomeini was staying.
>>2641392That's antisemitic
>>2641408>stalinoid is a misogynistic prickas is always
>>2641415Iranians need freedom from plastic surgery more than any other freedom
>>2641406>now they're starting to feel the fury of the Iranian people.No, they’re feeling Mossad taking advantage of a bad situation. And this isn’t a happening. This is just more misery upon misery. Nothing is happening except for the boot stomping down yet again.
>>2641408Because the ones protesting in Tehran are urban elites who live a much more unregulated lifestyle.
>>2641406the mossad riots have already floundered. it's now time for the Iranian People in DC to conduct another criminal bombing. The anti-campists can hardly contain their anticipation.
>>2641408Western "feminism" doesn't exist, they just want to turn women into sexual objects after toppling islamic countries but its okay because its "le westerno"
Fuck liberals
>>2641424>it's mossad!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!that's how you know the islamic republic is really losing, when the synchronised assertions of mossad influence come in
Why isn't Hamas helping? Where's Palestinian Islamic Jihad? Their main sponsor IR Iran is in trouble…
Question:
If the Iranian government is overthrown and the Pahlavis are re-installed, does this mean a huge blow to the Palestinian struggle?
Iran supplies the Palestinian resistance with its weapons. Hizballah as well. With the Islamic Republic gone, does this mean the ultimate win for Zionism?
>>2641150Are these claims of 500 killed accurate? What is the source other than western NGOs?
>>2641444Zios are claiming 3000 were killed. Atrocity propaganda like the beheaded babies.
>It's 2014, Russia fuels Europe with gas who coups Ukraine with banderites
>It's 2024, Russia military suppprts NATO Turkey who ousts Assad with their Al Qaeda puppet
>It's 2026, Russia provide most of Israel's oil….
Putler is either a mossad agent or an olympic cuck
>>2641448But what is the truth?
western outlets report death figures with such confidence yet they put so much doubt on any claim of deaths as a consequence of ICE operations in the USA
>>2641214>Workers’ Councils of ArakQRD?
>>2641454What's your opinion of her since I know you are not an assad shill
>>2641440the theocracy being overthrown and replaced with a secular liberal republic like turkey would probably lead to iran being friendly with israel, america, and maybe even the saudis.
but yeah, palis are fucked even harder if they go down.
but i think this would have bigger geopolitical implications since i think iran provides china with oil
and the anti western axsis would be down to russia and china and north korea
>>2641491idk, kind of goofy. She's pretty though. I'm in a positive mood right now so don't want to say negative things.
>>2641395Yeah these cunts with the 'Iran opposition' schtick show up every time there's an impending attack. Happened heaps just before the 12 day war.
>>2641493China and Russia have decent relations with Israel.
"Trump told reporters on Air Force One that Iran reached out to the U.S. yesterday and proposed holding talks on a nuclear deal. 'We may meet them'" - Barak Ravid of Axios
Update
Is there anything we can do from outside Iran to support the workers councils and soviets being formed in Arak, that are potentially also forming throughout broader Markazi and also Khuzestan?
Now could actually be a moment for change and the formations of a new socialist state. It's hard not to get too over excited at the possibilities.
No to Shahdom, Monarchy, being a Zionist puppet, being a US puppet.
No to Islamist fundamentalism, to fascist dictatorship, to the killing, torture and imprisonment of women and LGBT people.
Reminder if you see anyone either calling for a Shah or defending the current Islamist regime in this moment, now that we have actual organisation of the workers, then you are dealing with an anti-communists. Don't listen to the nonsense of either capitalist side. Not an inch for counter-revolutionaries.
>>2641295The "working class" is not a camp. It is a completely nebulous category in the political sphere if it does not have a party or unifying organization. Where is this party? Where is this unifying organization.
If there is none, then all that this supposed appeal to the workers is, is just the old neocon "We support the people of Iran against their government" slogan slightly changed to sound left-wing.
>>2641535Apparently it is an MEK guy.
>>2641555I have no idea why you keep spamming this image. Bush approves of a guy who was used to undermine Iraq. Oh wow.
>>2641493>but i think this would have bigger geopolitical implications since i think iran provides china with oiliran isn't even top 10 oil providers for china. they don't need them tbh
>>2641322You need multipolarity, and an aggressive one at that, for that probability to be non-zero.
Morning, (((IraKKKi))) here, I have links with one of the active communist parties in Iran and Iraq, although I distanced myself from them over theoretical disagreements, I'd be more than happy to fight for them in the event of a workers revolution in Iran. I'm salivating for spilling bourgeois blood.
Let these be the weeks where decades happen. My people yearn for freedom abolish the borders NOW!!!111111
>>2641541Come to Iraq we will jump the border habibi
>>2641555Can you at least make Dubya make sense. He termed axis of evil and he was a firm believer of unipolarity
>>2641440I think iran is one of the biggest financiers of Hamas so the Palestinian armed resistance would cease to be
>>2641619The mossad leftcom will tell you that conflict is an inter-bourgouis conflict
Haven't the protests already died down?
>>2641632That's the funny thing, the protest pretty much fizzled. The only possible escalation is if the US decides to invade.
>>2641638🤣
Where's muh monarchy restoration?
>>2641645is the MEK funded by Saudis ?
>60 new IRGC pigs met there maker
Fizzle my balls
Did something happen?
>>2641681No. I don't think anything will happen either because dancing is illegal in Iran.
>>2641677>>2641406>>2641285>>2641255>>2641182It has fizzled and you can clearly see mossad poster is seething lmao and types in the same way where he doesn't respond to posts
long term status for iran?
>>2641440Qatar and Turkey would move in as Hamas' primary backers.
>>2641732>berlin>stockholm….
>>2641732>progressivethe "progressive" German MSM neolibs/neocons/greens who support UA nazis and Israel call for "solidarity" with the "Iranian people" as well and EVERYTHING these fuckers support ALWAYS ends in deepest reaction and misery. So this is most likely no good for anyone except Israel, the USA and a couple western oligarchs
Reminder that Iran is already functionally a monarchy with the supreme leader role and that mulipolaritards support that
>>2641732>Berlin>StockholmLmao
>>2641763Is the President of France monarchical?
>>2641770>>2641735True. Should've posted the 10th video of the same LA rally as proof of LE MOSSSAAAAAAD
>>2641773If you try to imply Mossad and CIA aren't involved in this at all you're either a blithering idiot or actual glowie.
If Iran goes pro US after regime change China loses another supplier while the status of Venezuala is unclear. Just for context.
>>2641779german anon you gotta understand that, that guy doesnt support multipolarity
i genuinely wish those mossadposters who keep posting le ebin xitter screenshots as proof of iran being a "israeli regime change" are unironically proven wrong as the new government that comes is much more hostile to the US as also actually socialist
So how is airan doing?
>>2641783the 5 different posts saying it was actually in canada were more annoying. yeah we got it.
this isn't some trendy place with new people all the time
By the looks of it, there are two main factions to this uprising.
One being an actual workers council which is resisting the regime within Arak
https://x.com/_spoti/status/2010074132281733151?s=46&t=40VseJIJAKS4RPR3QNpOJAand the other being propped up by American intelligence to re-institute the monarchy.
In other words, this looks like this is going to be another Syria situation- a repressive bourgoise republic facing a progressive faction and another faction that’s more reactionary than them.
Can’t say I’m looking forward to a potential civil war coming from this.
>>2641748Anti-zionism isn't negotiable. If you will not be a model, you shall be an example.
I don't want to hear any leftoid claim they're "concerned" about "color revolution". What you're actually concerned about is the potential damage to your narcissistic ego if the anti-Western capitalist class ruling Iran is replaced by a neutral or pro-Western capitalist class.
>>2641803imagine if the arak soviet guys and communists seize iran, how much cope would generate
>>2641808Imagine all the cope
It's easy if you try
Multipoltards are mad the Iranian Soviet is run by anti-ML leftcoms lmao
An actual something happening? I am scared now. Wez all gonna get conscripted and die within years in a le big interimperialist war arent we?
If there will be no revolutions in other countries this one will die like the bolshevik one, right?
Member when ziggers were celebrating the end of USAID because it meant no more US backed color revolutions?
Waiting for the day when leftists actually support the working class
>>2641808Well, let’s see how they do. They’re talking the talk. But can they walk the walk?
>>2641440Imagine thinking the Iranians need to keep living under a hated government because "muh Palestine."
MEK is based. Change my mind.
>>2641819What does that entail, praxis-wise?
>>2641440Certainly, Columbia and NYU students can have a bake sale for the PFLP.
>>2641850MEK is what liberals pretend Iran is when they critically support it.
>islamo"socialist">pro-palestine (literally fought in one front with palis unlike IRGCuck armchairs)>backed by the west at one point just like the IRGC >>2641783She is super cringe as well.
all that matters is the defeat of islamists
>>2641872No, it doesn't, retard.
>>2641880>They aren't crypto labour-zionists like the retards from r/ultraleft and they condemn US aggression towards VenezuelaI hate r/ultraleft but they're opposed to zionism so much that they oppose Stalin so. and call stuff like Venezuela war prole massacres, which beats campist retards.
Your critique of ultraoids is lacking.
As for Iranians, they're what MLs would call 'leftcoms' since they oppose Stalin. Stalin is generally hated by Iranian leftists since he collaborated with western imperialism in invading their country in WW2. To me they're step above MLs but their programs still tainted with utopian garbage with no relation to Marxism.
>>2641781I wonder what kind of black mail do they have on AOC.
what's with leftists defending the iranian government? it's a reactionary oppressive theocratic islamist regime.
the only reedeming thing with them was that they acted as a counter to the israelis, however they have shown themselfs totally incompetent and inept in offering ressistance to zionism time and time again.
good riddance
Apparently starlink was shut down with the help of China, based if true
so does the iranian protesters actually want the shah back or is it just nostalgic diaspora boomers?
>>2641899Nah, protestors are more about bad governance, shit economical conditions and opposition to islamism then any loyalty to the Shah, Reza Pahlavi is just desperate to get in the action, lmfao.
>>2641899Small capitalists seem to want the Shah for integration with US and Europe capital. Workers that support the protests aren't organised so they can't fight the small capitalists leading the charge.
>>2641826I remember when ziggers stopped using CIA and started using USAID for liek a month cause they learned a new word LMAO
Hang the last islamist with the entrails of the last zionist
>>2641906>ignore the communist party literally active in Arak for decades and trust this facebook account I foundyeah ok bro
>>2641440Zionism will collapse on its own.
>>2641819they will be crushed and reborn as ML, then they will win.
A real tankie wish all the worst for the mullah because of Bosnia.
>>2641924Her nails are vomit inducing.
>>2641908they are just larpers, "soviet" lmao
Deng Xiaoping would be proud
>>2641929Like how your mother larps as my pet each night
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