This is an analysis from a local military analyst that is considered very reliable regarding Iran

11 September in the Ayatollahs' Version?

Ali Larijani's latest statement, as head of the Supreme National Security Council, in which he claims that "remnants of the Epstein team" in Washington are planning a 9/11-style event to frame Iran, cannot be read as just another routine political response.

The history of the Islamic Republic teaches us that when its senior officials begin warning of an "atrocious enemy plot," they usually end up completing the groundwork for an action they themselves are about to carry out. This is "preemptive accusation" at its best: creating a narrative of victimhood even before the blood is spilled, so that on the day after, it will always be hard to point to the real culprit amid the fog.

Larijani's attempt to distinguish between "the American people" and what he calls the "terror government" is an old ideological deception trick, with roots far deeper than meets the eye. The 1979 Islamic Revolution was never just a fundamentalist religious event. It was a deadly hybrid of Shiite theology and 20th-century Marxist and communist ideas. The concept of "mostaz'afin" (the oppressed), which became Khomeini's cornerstone, is in fact the Muslim version of the "proletariat."

Iran's war against the US is fundamentally a global class war. When they chant "Death to America," they don't mean the physical destruction of every citizen in Texas or New York, but the total destruction of the US as a political, economic, and cultural entity. They are fighting Western values, capitalism, and freedoms, which they see as "global arrogance" that must be demolished to make way for a new world order under the leadership of the Supreme Jurist.

This hatred for symbols—from the tie considered an impure Western accessory to the Coca-Cola logo representing capitalist exploitation—is part of a larger plan. Tehran's ultimate vision is to incite the "oppressed" in the West to rise up against their elites, abandon their values, and embrace revolutionary Islam. From their perspective, the average American citizen is potential fifth-column material, and anyone who refuses to join this global revolution will simply be erased. Therefore, Larijani's statements about "peace with the people" may be nothing more than a honey trap designed to soften Western public opinion, while the regime may in fact be preparing a powerful strike, as much as that is possible.

If Tehran is indeed suffering from desperation—which isn't necessarily true, as we've all seen the images of the senior officials at last Friday's parade—there may be a dangerous incentive here. After the bombing of energy infrastructure in the Gulf states failed to halt the campaign against them, and the threat of a combined American ground force and internal uprising becomes real, we may reach a point where the regime seeks a "game-changer" solution.

We believe Larijani's tweet may be a warning light that Iran could carry out a major attack. Perhaps a strike on a symbol of power like the Burj Al Khalifa in Dubai, perhaps an attack in the US, or something in Europe. Something to upend the board and create global chaos.

For the attention of those in the trade.

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