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SvennoJ 1 day ago
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dark_gh0st_b0y said:

I am against the US intervening in other countries internal affairs too, but to be honest I really can't make up my mind this time.
Iran has repeatedly reached far out of its borders, mostly by funding terrorist ogranisations and selling weapons to Russia for its war in Ukraine.

Funding terrorism has led to sanctions from the West, which sanctions have contributed to an economic crisis.
People are literally starving and are not even allowed to protest about it, in a country of 90m people.

And the result is this:



What if a regime change can make the world safer and Iran a prosperous country?

That's mostly propaganda. See what was attacked and who were killed in Iran during the protests and where the weapons came from.

Yes there is economic unrest from decades of sanctions, yet those protests were stoked up and turned violent by outside influence.

As for funding terrorist organizations, no country does that more than US and Israel. One countries terrorist's are another countries resistance fighters.


I'm not saying the Iranian regime is any good, yet this is a unilateral act of war by the US and Israel putting the whole ME and possibly the world at risk.


Mohammad Radmehr, the governor of Mindab county, where the purported strike took place, said the toll had risen to at least 63 students with a further 92 injured. Others were still trapped under the rubble, he added.

“The destroyed building is a primary school for girls in the south of Iran. It was bombed in broad daylight, when packed with young pupils,” said Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragghchi in a post on X.

CNN has geolocated video from the scene to the Shajaba Tayyiba School in Southern Minab. It sits about 200 feet from an Iranian military base, and previously appears to have been part of the base, but satellite imagery shows that it has been separated from the base since at least 2016.

Asked about the strike, CENTCOM spokesperson Tim Hawkins said “we are aware of reports concerning civilian harm resulting from ongoing military operations. We take these reports seriously and are looking into them. The protection of civilians is of utmost importance, and we will continue to take all precautions available to minimize the risk of unintended harm.”


Trump just massacred dozens of Iranian school girls, job well done.




Regime change doesn't work, see 1953 CIA / MI6 coup of Iran that installed the brutal Shaw they want to re-install again. History repeating.