sick in za head protecting other very sick in za head
I feel like asylum doctor walk into room and see 2 patient engage in homosex

There is street-fights ongoing in Mahabad since last 2 hours, between PJAK and Iranians. (surprise surprise)

This post was edited by ownyaah on Nov 19 2022 05:58pm

On a side note this is courageous men and not fuckoffs doing conspiracists theories behind their screens



Some of their families are still in in Iran.

This post was edited by Meanwhile on Nov 21 2022 09:02am

I don't know much about this topic because Iran so far away.

They have thousands years of history and alot of oil.

Agreed Iran has huge potential.
Iran deserve better than what the Mullahs can offer.

100% the US/UK were exploiting Irans natural resources in an unfair way.

Now it is Iranian mismanagement and the ideological regime that holds them back.

We may not see an explosive regime change or coup. I do think Iranians would prefer a more secular and free society.

Fights have died down in Mahabad and PJAK has blended, only periodical clashes now. Some weapons are being actively smuggled through Erbil, with small to no quantities through Sulaymaniyah. Iranians retaliated against PDK last night and hit some sensitive targets in Erbil. PUK, went out with a statement last night about staying clear of the conflict, and refusal of being used as a transit point.



This post was edited by ownyaah on Nov 21 2022 11:34am

Let's make it short:

Expert:

"Despite tanks and helicopters threat, people were on the streets. Since the Islamic Revolution, I think this is the first time this has happened."

occidental expert? fresh from Paris i bet

there's much discussion these days about (empty) gestures, about FIFA strictly censoring anything that could make qatar's despots upset (from "one love" armbands to belgium's away kit featuring the word "love" in tiny letters on the back), about kneeling as a universal sign against discrimination, and all that...

compared to all of those stories, what iran's national team did was significantly more brave and risky in my opinion. their fundamentalist regime will most definitely punish them in one way or another. i can't imagine their portuguese coach keeping his job after the world cup, many of the players at the very least have family in iran, and they will all face some kind of financial / professional retribution, maybe even worse. considering all that, it was a very surprising and powerful gesture imo. good on them.