The happiness of the people of Iran and the region for the elimination of Soleimani and the beginning of the new chapter of developments!

Jan.8,2020 | Hassan.Mahmoudi

[hassan.mahmoud]

Since the 1979 revolution, the Iranian regime has survived based on "internal repression" and "exporting terrorism".
However "Exporting terrorism" has been a significant role in prolonging the regime's life in Tehran.
The Revolutionary Guards have been identified as the regime's central apparatus of repression and terrorism. Qassim Suleimani has been the commander of the Revolutionary Guards' Quds Force for 20 years and has been the driving force of all the regime's wars in the region. He has served as both the chief of staff of the army and the head of the regime's intelligence agency and as Iran's foreign minister in the Middle East. He was the one who set the agenda and guidelines for negotiations or confrontation in the countries of the region for Khamenei.
The formation of a Shiite crescent of the Islamic Empire, one of the regime's long-held aspirations, was symbolized by Qassem Suleimani. The Iranian government had portrayed him as a dreamlike figure, and his pictures have been hung on the walls of the streets of Damascus, Baghdad, Karbala and Beirut.
With the elimination of such heavily invested figures, Khamenei's 5-year-old plan has been blown away and destined to the drain. Soleimani's death is undoubtedly an irreparable blow that will lead to a strategic defeat for the regime. A new era for the Middle East is born.
Senior Iranian officials and the regime's media have deemed Qassim Suleimani as the heart and soul of the regime.
The news of the death of Qassem Soleimani was met with Joy and happiness of the people of Iran and the region. According to Gonaz TV, upon the broadcast of the death of Qassim Soleimani and Abu Mahdi Al-Muhandis, thousands of people in Iraq and Syria poured to the streets to celebrate his death.
They began marching while carrying and waving Iraqi flags, celebrating the news of the attack. Iraqi people, who have been tormented by Khamenei's terrorist group, Quods Force, involvement in their country for decades and have fallen victim to the mullahs' interference in Iraq, came to the streets to greet the news of Qassem Suleimani's death.
They were joyfully distributing sweets and pastries and expressed their sympathy for those who were killed in the attacks.
The Syrians also took to the streets upon hearing the news and started dancing and celebrating. According to Gonaz TV, the joy and happiness of the people in the Syrian cities continued for a while.

To examine the roots of this historical turning point and to magnify its significance, it should be noted that without the Iraqi people's protest and the Iranian people's uprising in November 98, there would not have been enough capacity to remove Qassem Suleimani.
The sacrifices of the martyrs of the November uprising in Iran, as well as Soleimani's crimes in Iraq, provided international legitimacy for the U.S. action. U.S. President Donald Trump defends the move: "without even mentioning the large number of people he has killed in his lifetime, including hundreds of Iranian protesters who have recently been killed…" " It's a fundamentalist thug regime," said another senior U.S. State Department official, "He has recently killed 1500 Iranian people, many Iranians will not shed tears for Soleimani.
The Iranian people hate the IRGC and the Quds Force, and I expect you to see more protests in Iran." The post-Soleimani era is upon the regime of Iran and Khamenei rushed to announce a replacement for Soleimani. His name is Qa'ani, he is no less than Soleimani in committing similar crimes and destructions. Qa'ani (born 1958) joined the Revolutionary Guards from the early days of the mullahs' government.
He was a commander of the IRGC in the war against Iraq and deployed a large number of Iranian youths, teenagers, and students to clear mines in the war fields. During the uprising of thousands of people in Mashhad in 1992, Qa'ani played a decisive role in suppressing the uprising. Also, during the student uprising on July 9, 1999, Qa'ani was one of the five Quods Corps leaders who, in a letter to then-president Mohammad Khatami, called for severe repression of the students. After then Iraq's prime minister, Al-Maliki staged a war against the people of Anbar, Iraq, Qa'ani's delegation went to Iraq on a four-person mission of the Quds Force on May 21. Alongside with Iraqi army commanders and police, affiliated with Al-Maleki, they set up a joint operations room in Province Al-Anbar intended to suppress the uprising in Al-Anbar. Iraj Masjedi, alongside several Quds Force commanders, was stationed in Iraq, and Qasem Suleimani's successor, Qa'ani traveled to Iraq periodically to monitor the situation. In 2008, Qa'ani was responsible for overseeing the Ansarollah, an Iranian regime militia group's operation in Yemen.
He was interviewed by government television on June 19, admitting that the Iranian regime trained the Houthi militias. Qa'ani played an active role in the clerical regime's involvement in Syria and was heavily instrumental in the killing and displacement of millions of Syrians. Following the death of Hossein Hamadani on October 5, 2009, Qa'ani was appointed as Qassim Soleimani's deputy and the commander of the Revolutionary Guards Corps in the Aleppo war.
Qa'ani is on the U.S. blacklist and has organized mercenary terrorist groups in various countries in the region, including Afghanistan, Lebanon, Syria, and Iraq, to conduct money laundry and engage in terrorist activities.

[nuconvert]

Thanks for the post.
I see your formatting has improved. ;~ )

[allendale]

Islam is at its peak when it has a successful, charismatic military leader at its point. Soleimani was the mullah’s point man. He gave legitimacy and a sense of purpose to their regime. It is difficult to overestimate the severity of his loss to the mullahs.

Yet it might have been interesting to have seen how his career might have evolved. Was he a fervent Muslim who saw himself as a loyal, talented, subservient soldier for the mullahs? Or was he an Iranian strongman patriot who saw himself eventually replacing the mullah and the person who would lead Iran into the modern world. Would he have become a Pinochet type leader?

Regardless of the scenario America should disengage from this alien entanglement. The Muslims will not be changed by force of arms to accept Western practices, values and institutions. It will be the internet and social media that will change them. Modern communications and technology will demonstrate hat there is a better way to live and eventually they will demand it. Regardless it is not America’s duty to force change and they will sell their oil and whatever else they have to anyone with hard cash or they will starve.

[damper99]

Maybe the mullahs recognized that the guy was so strong and popular that he would move them out of power and he would be ruler. The intel used to take him out seemed too precise as to where he would be, when he would be, and what he would riding in to not come from Iran.

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

Bkmrk

[metmom]

Interesting thought.

[Freedom'sWorthIt]

Thank you for your post. Good to read about the celebration of the people of Iran and of Iraq at the death of this monster terrorist.

Sounds like there is another one who needs to go. We can hope for this.

[SunkenCiv]

/bingo. He'd been keeping Iran on an imperialist, expansionist footing, and has been for a long, long time. He's also been corrupt, fleecing the Iranian people to keep his coffers full and obviating the need to rely on the regime for funding. Oh, and his motley gangs of foreign thugs are encamped throughout Iran, and when there are heads to be broken (protests), the mullahs were beholden to him and his thugs.

[poconopundit]

PING. Thank you, hassan, for your "on the ground" observations. It's great to hear that the Iranian people hated this terrorist General.

President Trump has further sown the seeds of a We-the-People revolution in Iran -- though it sounds like a republic there is decades away.

And a republic is not something easy to maintain either, as we've recently learned. Thankfully social media and our President have exposed the dangerous and unlawful power grabs by oligarchs, corrupt government officials, and past presidents who planned and oversaw the purposeful destruction of our Republic by:

• unbridled immigration;

• harmful regulations putting innovation and small businesses in a stranglehold;

• a lack of regulation of large banks and Wall Street firm to ensure they are held financially responsible for their losses, and are not bailed out by the taxpayer;

• a growing dependency on government handouts, and thereby destroying the value of work and the virtue of every citizen contributing to the commonwealth;

• the destruction of the middle class by unbalanced foreign trade and H1B visas;

• the undercutting and disrespect of police and ICE who protect us from violent gangs, robbers, and crazies.

• the barbarity of murdering unborn babies;

• the foreign aid kickbacks to Deep State and Well-known State officials as money is siphoned through countries like Ukraine and crime families like the Bidens, Clintons, and Obamas;

• the prostituting of our Foreign and Trade Policies by extortion of developing countries -- and acceptance of bribes from rich or large countries such as China;

• ... and so many other degradations of our society.

And we're by no means out of the woods as half the country is driving us to policies that would soon make us a banana republic.

Ultimately the welfare of our nation -- and every nation -- is based on competent and moral leadership, people who care about the freedom and prosperity of the customer (We the Citizens) and not about enriching themselves.

[GOPJ]

Ultimately the welfare of our nation -- and every nation -- is based on competent and moral leadership, people who care about the freedom and prosperity of the customer (We the Citizens) and not about enriching themselves. >

You're right Pundit - and that leadership needs a cohesive culture that backs competent and moral leadership... We need a healthy balance back - not PC insanity based on victim-hood, pity parties, and revenge.

[poconopundit]

You're right, GOPJ.  And the "PC-insanity" doesn't even permit them to democratically debate issues.  And this breeds the crazies like Lopez.

The Democrats were not that insane when McGovern was running.  Gotta believe, they will be resoundly rejected at the ballot box in November.

[Grampa Dave]

“The mullahs recognized that the guy was so strong and popular that he would move them out of power and he would be ruler.”

“The intel used to take him out seemed too precise as to where he would be, when he would be, and what he would riding in to not come from Iran.”

Not just intel for his “removal”, but for the “removal” of more of his buds in Iraq a little later.”

His removal and his underlings was a decapitation of his group of murdering thugs and him.

[GOPJ]

Gotta believe, they will be resoundly rejected at the ballot box in November.

China, Iran, and North Korea have reasons to attempt voter fraud in our country. They want soft gullible democrats back in power.

The FBI should protect voter roles by seeding roles in swing states with fake names... IF any of the made-up names vote the FBI can sweep in and start arrests.

And set the stage for those areas to re-vote.

Black precincts will be targeted because Iranians etc will assume we'll be afraid of looking... for fear of being called racists. They understand the PC games played in our country.

[poconopundit]

It’s a good approach. Hadn’t thought about seeding fake names. That would work. Kind of surprised I didn’t hear about that before.

Where I vote, the people working the polls work close to each other and there are several people. In 2016, I also saw a Republican watchdog who was given a desk away from the voting process, but still in the same gymnasium.

[Hot Tabasco]

LOL!