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Jan 16

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Thread on the Oppression by Iran's Islamic Regime

Since the Islamic Revolution in 1979, the regime in Iran has used strong methods to control its people. Right after taking power, they started arresting and punishing those who opposed them. Many political groups and individuals who did not agree with the new leaders faced quick trials and harsh sentences. This created a climate of fear where speaking out could lead to prison or worse.
Over the years, the government set up special forces like the Revolutionary Guards to watch over society. These groups helped the regime stay in power by stopping any signs of protest. In the early 1980s, thousands of people were executed without fair trials, showing how the leaders would do anything to silence dissent.

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In the 1980s, during the war with Iraq, the regime increased its control inside the country. They used the war as a reason to arrest more people and call them enemies. Prisons became places of torture where guards beat and hurt detainees to get confessions. Many died from these abuses, and families were left without answers.

One of the worst events was in 1988 when thousands of political prisoners were hanged in secret. This massacre targeted people who had already been jailed for their beliefs. It showed the regime's willingness to kill its own citizens to protect its rule.

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The 1990s brought more hidden killings by the regime. Intellectuals, writers, and activists who criticized the government disappeared or were found dead. These were called the "chain murders" because they happened one after another. The killers were linked to the intelligence services, proving the regime's direct role in these crimes.

Torture in prisons like Evin became common. Prisoners faced electric shocks, beatings, and long isolation to break their spirits. This not only punished individuals but also warned others not to oppose the leaders.

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Jan 16

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ATTENTION ALL AMERICANS

Thread 🧵 on Iran's Targeting of America and Americans:

The Islamic regime in Iran started its attacks on America right after the 1979 revolution. They took over the US Embassy in Tehran and held 52 Americans hostage for over a year. This act of terror showed their hatred towards the United States and set the stage for more violence.
They used proxy groups like Hezbollah to carry out bombings. In 1983, Hezbollah bombed the US Marine barracks in Beirut, killing 241 American service members. Iran trained and funded this group, acting as mercenaries to strike without direct blame.

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In the 1980s, Iran supported attacks on US forces in the Middle East. They backed groups that kidnapped and killed Americans, like CIA station chief William Buckley in 1984. These proxies tortured and murdered him, following Iran's orders.

The regime also plotted assassinations on US soil. In 1980, they hired an assassin to kill a former Iranian diplomat in Maryland who criticized the leaders. This showed Iran's reach into America using hired killers.

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During the 1990s, Iran's terror network grew. They used Hezbollah for the 1994 bombing of a Jewish center in Argentina, which killed 85 people, including links to American interests. Iran planned this through its Quds Force.

Proxies acted as mercenaries in attacks on US allies. Iran funded groups that targeted American civilians abroad, like the 1996 Khobar Towers bombing in Saudi Arabia, killing 19 US airmen. This was a direct hit on American forces.

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Jan 2

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So I’m putting together this thread 🧵 because in just the past two days, several more ridiculous fake videos of snow and blizzards in Gaza have been making the rounds on social media. It’s enough to make you want to pull your hair out.

I’m copying @GAZAWOOD1, @visegrad24, and @TheMossadIL into this in the hope they and all of you may help share this and prevent more stupid people from sending their money to these Islamists.

Now one of the videos in particular is the most damning, the 4th video in this thread, because it’s posted by an Australian who has been duped like an idiot into sending funds to an Arab fan so clearly conning him.

Watch these videos and see just how insane this all is.

THERE IS NO SNOW IN GAZA!!

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The AI in this one is so poor it’s almost funny.

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Leeeenk eeen baaayoooo🥶

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Dec 7, 2025

The Six-Day War: Why it Started and How Israel Defeated the Arab Armies in Six Days - a thread 🧵

In the spring of 1967, Israel faced an unmistakable cascade of existential threats from a coalition of Arab states openly committed to its destruction. Egypt, under Gamal Abdel Nasser, expelled the United Nations Emergency Force (UNEF) that had served as a buffer in the Sinai and Gaza since 1957, an act that directly violated international agreements and removed the sole international guarantee of peace along Israel’s southern border. Simultaneously, Egyptian armored divisions and over 100,000 troops poured into the Sinai Peninsula, reaching the very edge of Israel’s frontier in a blatant preparation for offensive warfare. Nasser’s public boasts on Cairo Radio that “our goal is the destruction of Israel” and his declaration that Egypt was ready for “total war which will result in the liquidation of Israel” left no ambiguity about his intentions. When Egypt then imposed a naval blockade on the Strait of Tiran, closing Israel’s only southern shipping route to Asia and East Africa, Israel’s Supreme Court and government unanimously recognized this as a clear act of war under international law, strangling the young nation’s access to vital oil supplies and effectively placing it under siege.

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Surrounded on all fronts, Israel watched Syria relentlessly shell civilian communities from the Golan Heights while sponsoring waves of Fatah terror attacks across the northern border, and Jordan signed a mutual defense pact with Egypt that placed its British-trained Arab Legion under Egyptian command. False Soviet intelligence deliberately fed to Egypt and Syria claiming an imminent Israeli attack inflamed the situation further, giving Nasser the pretext he needed to mobilize the entire Arab world. With Arab radio broadcasts daily proclaiming the coming “final battle” to drive the Jews into the sea, and with Egyptian MiG-21s flying mock strafing runs over Israeli cities, Israel’s civilian population spent weeks in bomb shelters while its tiny standing army confronted a combined Arab force more than twice its size. Faced with the credible, imminent threat of annihilation and with no realistic diplomatic off-ramp (every appeal to the United Nations and Western powers having been ignored) Israel exercised its inherent right of self-defense on June 5, 1967, launching a preemptive strike that averted what would otherwise have been a coordinated multi-front invasion designed to erase the Jewish state from the map.

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The War Begins - June 5:

At 7:15, the call was sounded: The IAF Commander, Major General Motti Hod, announced the beginning of Operation Focus. IAF aerially attacked the Egyptian Air Force, attacking plane after plane eventually destroying the Suchi, Mig, Alishon and Tupolg aircrafts. The Egyptian Air Force runway was severely destroyed as well. The IAF attack resulted in the destruction of 197 Egyptian aircrafts and 11 airports, in a manner of minutes. Six airports and eight radar stations were taken out of action as well.

At 09:34, a second wave of attacks began in which 107 grounded Egyptian planes were bombed. At 15:00 hours, after Israel was already awash with rumors of the Egyptian Air Force defeat, Defense Minister Moshe Dayan called for a press conference. He warned the press not to publish the amount of Arabic planes Israel destroyed, which numbered over 400 hundred.

At 02:00 hours, the Chief of General Staff, Lieutenant General Yitzchak Rabin broadcasted from nationwide radio: 400 enemy planes were destroyed. Major General Hod broadcasted that the IAF had lost 19 pilots. The following day the GOC Central Command issued a combat pamphlet amongst the soldiers stating, "Never have so few pilots downed so many planes in such a short period of time."

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Dec 4, 2025

The Massacres Against Jews in Palestine’s Civil War, November 1947 to March 1948.
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Throughout this past 23 months we’ve heard all the stories from the pro Hamas propagandists and influencers telling us about the ”Nakba” (which never actually happened), and about “massacres” like Deir Yassin which they offered half truths intermixed with complete lies. But what they never tell you about are the many incidents that led to events such as Deir Yassin of April 1948. Well this article will detail exactly that… from the day the UN published their Partition Plan in November 1947 through to March 1948… 5 months of brutal savagery that you need to read the details of to appreciate how disturbing and horrific and bloodthirsty these Arabs were... with full British complicity in these atrocities.

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The period between November 1947 and May 1948 marks one of the most turbulent chapters in modern Middle Eastern history. Following the United Nations’ vote on November 29, 1947, to partition Palestine into separate Jewish and Arab states, the region erupted into a civil war that pitted Jewish communities against Arab militias. This conflict, fought under the shadow of the British Mandate, was characterized by guerrilla warfare, blockades, and a series of brutal attacks that targeted civilians as much as fighters. For the Jewish population, known as the Yishuv, the months leading up to Israel’s independence were fraught with peril. Roads became battlegrounds, villages turned into fortresses, and convoys transformed into death traps. Amid the chaos, several massacres stood out for their sheer ruthlessness, claiming hundreds of lives and deepening the scars of division.

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While the war’s narrative often focuses on the broader struggle for statehood, it’s crucial to remember the human cost, particularly the targeted violence against Jewish civilians, medical personnel, and defenders. These acts weren’t isolated skirmishes but part of a concerted effort by Arab irregular forces to isolate Jewish settlements and terrorize the population. From bus ambushes to bombings in crowded streets, the attacks escalated as the British prepared to withdraw. By March 31, 1948, the death toll from these incidents had already painted a grim picture of what was to come. Drawing from historical records and eyewitness accounts, this article chronicles every major massacre against Jews during this five-month span, highlighting the bravery of those who faced unimaginable horror and the lasting impact on the fledgling nation.

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Nov 24, 2025

The Islamic Caliphate, the Muslim Brotherhood, and How the War Against Israel and the West Began - a thread 🧵

In the middle of World War I, the British government wanted help to fight the Ottoman Empire. They talked to Arab leaders who also wanted freedom from Ottoman rule. This led to letters between Sir Henry McMahon, a British official in Egypt, and Sharif Hussein, the leader of Mecca in the Hejaz region. These letters, sent from 1915 to 1916, are known as the McMahon-Hussein correspondence. They are important because they show what Britain offered to the Arabs. But they also make clear that Britain did not promise Palestine to them. This happened before the Balfour Declaration in 1917, which supported a Jewish home in Palestine. From a view that supports Israel’s right to exist, this correspondence proves that the British never meant to give Palestine to the Arabs. Instead, it highlights the Arabs’ big plans for control over a huge area, which looked like wanting an Islamic caliphate.

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The war started in 1914, and Britain needed allies in the Middle East. The Ottoman Empire controlled much of the Arab lands, including places like Syria, Iraq, and Palestine. Sharif Hussein was from the Hashemite family, which ruled the Hejaz area around Mecca and Medina. He was an important religious leader because he protected the holy sites of Islam. Hussein saw a chance to become more powerful by helping Britain against the Ottomans. He wanted to create a large Arab kingdom where he would be the king. Britain, through McMahon, sent letters to encourage Hussein to start a revolt.

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The first letter came from Hussein on July 14, 1915. He asked for British support to make an independent Arab state. He described the borders he wanted: from the north near Mersina and Adana, east to Persia and the Gulf of Basra, south to the Indian Ocean, and west to the Red Sea and Mediterranean up to Mersina. This was a very big area, covering most of the Middle East. It showed Hussein’s dream of ruling a vast territory, much like the old Islamic caliphates that had dominated the region for centuries.

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