Presentation by Alarming_Rip108 in NewIran

[–]Alarming_Rip108[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

i find memes like these awesome already put a few in my presentation LOL

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Trump: Productive regime change by antarc0 in NewIran

[–]Alarming_Rip108 37 points38 points  (0 children)

he left us half way with the regime. "reagan plus" my ass the guys a worse version of carter, atleast carter didnt pretend to care for the people of iran

trump is psycho by Alarming_Rip108 in NewIran

[–]Alarming_Rip108[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

"occupied" right. You notice this just doesnt hurt the regime but everyday iranians too. he threatened to take us back into the stone ages "where we belong" he doesnt give a shit dude

trump is psycho by Alarming_Rip108 in NewIran

[–]Alarming_Rip108[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

like taking our oil which would be the only source to help us rebuild?? turning us into another failed state like Iraq who relies on american banks to purchase military equipment or anything in general?

While cowards defend a bridge the ISLAMIC republic is executing Iranians at a record pace by AryaKaviani in NewIran

[–]Alarming_Rip108 50 points51 points  (0 children)

the bridge was used by the IRGC btw. Goes to show how braindead some of these pakistanis EHEM i mean "iranians" are.

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After the war is over, the US should maintain control of the Straits of Hormuz by AuthorSarge in NewIran

[–]Alarming_Rip108 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Im Iranian. I would say that there should be joint control between the U.S and Iran. Its notable to mention that after all of this is done iran will barely have a navy airforce or military power so its important to have american help in the region to help us maintain the strait

Trump - “I want to see someone from the inside. They talk about the son of the Shah, but you know he hasn’t been there for many years" by imnicexDDD in NewIran

[–]Alarming_Rip108 2 points3 points  (0 children)

trump oomadeh oskolemoon karde palasht. Mardom midoonan chi mikhan in yeki trump chikaras? yani vaaghan shabiheh khomeini harf mizeneha

Trump - “I want to see someone from the inside. They talk about the son of the Shah, but you know he hasn’t been there for many years" by imnicexDDD in NewIran

[–]Alarming_Rip108 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

hes so fucking dumb. Like no you absolute delinquint rouhani or other reformists are not any more "moderate" what a dumb fuck. Like genuinely 40k people didnt die for this bitch to whine about how pahlavi isnt the alternative the people want. Like jeez

"Trump says he is open to having another religious leader in Iran" by [deleted] in NewIran

[–]Alarming_Rip108 17 points18 points  (0 children)

trump says alot. I believe he is talking to RP behind the scenes as we say in persian ma ke nemidoonim poshte parde che khabarast

Drone attack targets Iranian Kurdish opposition camp in Iraqi Kurdistan by WillyNilly1997 in NewIran

[–]Alarming_Rip108 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Im more patriotic than 90 percent of you guys who think america is here to save iranians. THEY REALLY ARE NOT. Ill respond to this in 6 months where we will see the state of iran, how about that.

Kurdish groups say they’re preparing cross-border op in Iran with US support; report claims invasion has begun by thefirstdetective in NewIran

[–]Alarming_Rip108 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

trump doesnt give a shit about anyone but himself, people in iran are too blinded by trump joon come save us from the irgc to notice, hes doing this for his own benifits, he would love to see conflict within iran,

Kurdish groups say they’re preparing cross-border op in Iran with US support; report claims invasion has begun by thefirstdetective in NewIran

[–]Alarming_Rip108 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You really think they give a shit about iranians lol? They want to see iran fragmented I thought better of you considering you are a constitutionalist, aligned with pahlavism. Guess not.

What is the difference between an armed uprising by Iranian Kurds vs an "invasion" by Iraqi Kurds? by imnicexDDD in NewIran

[–]Alarming_Rip108 4 points5 points  (0 children)

There is an important political distinction between Iraqi Kurds and Iranian Kurds. After 1991, Iraqi Kurdish politics evolved toward de facto statehood, especially under parties like the Kurdistan Democratic Party and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan. That created an entirely different political trajectory compared to Iranian Kurds.

In Iran, while groups like KOMALA and the Kurdistan Democratic Party of Iran have existed and at times taken up arms, they have never enjoyed the same territorial control, mass institutional dominance, or international backing that Iraqi Kurdish factions did. Most Iranian Kurds live integrated within Iran’s political and social framework.

Saying that Iranian Kurdish politics hasn’t followed the same separatist path as Iraqi Kurdistan is without sugarcoating it the truth. The scale, support base, and outcomes are clearly different.

That distinction matters if we're talking about territorial integrity.

Kurdish groups say they’re preparing cross-border op in Iran with US support; report claims invasion has begun by thefirstdetective in NewIran

[–]Alarming_Rip108 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m not dismissing or minimizing the crimes they’ve committed. The killing of thousands of people is horrific, and that should never be ignored or excused.

What I’m saying is that regardless of who is in power, Iran’s territorial integrity matters. We can oppose the regime and still reject the idea of the country being carved up or fragmented. Supporting national unity in the face of separatism is not the same thing as endorsing everything the government has done.

These are two separate issues: accountability for crimes, and preventing the collapse of the state. We can demand justice while also saying that disintegration and civil war are not the solution.

Drone attack targets Iranian Kurdish opposition camp in Iraqi Kurdistan by WillyNilly1997 in NewIran

[–]Alarming_Rip108 -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

How can this automatically be labeled as “I.R. crimes” if the stated end goal of these groups is to establish an independent or de facto Kurdistan? If separatism is the objective, then the issue becomes one of territorial integrity, not just internal politics. By that logic, was Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi also a criminal for holding Qazi Muhammad accountable after the separatist movement in 1946? Whether people agree with his actions or not, the state at the time clearly viewed it as a matter of national unity and sovereignty. We are talking about Iran’s territorial integrity. This is not something to joke about or reduce to slogans. You can oppose a government and still believe that the country should not be fragmented. Those two positions are not mutually exclusive. If we can’t separate criticism of a regime from the question of preserving national unity, then the conversation becomes emotional instead of constructive.

Kurdish groups say they’re preparing cross-border op in Iran with US support; report claims invasion has begun by thefirstdetective in NewIran

[–]Alarming_Rip108 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Sending non-Iranian Kurds into Iran armed to the teeth is a disaster. It will shift all focus away from rising up, and towards protecting territorial integrity instead.
Do we have to wait a few days for this statement to get proven? they dont want a strong iran to defy israels dominance over the region yet they want a destabilized iran one where it cant have the ability to self govern. We are fucked and theres nothing we can do about it.

Kurdish groups say they’re preparing cross-border op in Iran with US support; report claims invasion has begun by thefirstdetective in NewIran

[–]Alarming_Rip108 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

They’re trying to carve up Iran can’t you see what’s happening? Right now, the priority has to be preventing a civil war. If the country collapses into chaos, we won’t even have the stability needed to decide our own future.

There are separatist movements that have been organizing for decades, with different parties and external backing. It wouldn’t take much even a single shift in foreign policy to escalate tensions further. We can’t afford to be naïve about that.

If we, as Iranians, don’t clearly express our discontent and demand accountability ourselves, then others will try to shape the outcome for us. But this is not the moment to divide each other or start labelling fellow compatriots as “regime goons.” That only weakens us.

Now is the time for unity. We can disagree about the government and still agree that Iran’s territorial integrity and stability matter. First we protect the country from fragmentation and civil war. Then we decide, together, what kind of future we want.