Posted on 10/27/2026 1:32:55 PM PDT by Eleutheria5
Mass demonstrations, when IRGC came out to play, they encountered armed resistance. Pahlavi circulating contact info to civil servants and military, urging next steps to be taken towards revolution.
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Targeted drone attack in Tehran building, result and intended victim not yet known.
Ayatoilets trying to gaslight and demonizing Pahlavi. He has plans that he's made known for reconstructing Iran after revolution. He's pro-western, pro-democracy and pro-free markets.
Li'l Lulu stole election in Brazil, very similar to the Brandonistas' theft, and Bolsonaro Jr. has skedaddled and asked for asylum in America to avoid arrest like they did his daddy.
Elections still ongoing in Israel, Bibi asked for extended time for polling, denied. Israeli Arabs brawling with each other at polling places.
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It’s tough. I want the Regime gone, and Pahlavi seems to be the best bet. And I certainly have no problem with Pahlavi. But he’s completely a paper tiger for now. I hope a real uprising can get going and Pahlavi can help.it succeed. But so far that’s just a hope.
Revolution with what? The people are unarmed. Theres almost nothing cheaper on the world market than an AK47. There must be some way to get 100,000 into Persian hands.
You’re up late.
I never get to sleep until 2 am Jlm Time.
Nice time of night.
Balluchis are armed. Kurds are armed. Ahwazi and Lors are probably armed by now, too. The Ahwazi are related to the Kuwaitis, and have many ex pat Ahwazi amongst them. Right across the waterway from Khuzestan. Also, I think the Persians are somewhat armed by now, thanks to Mossad and the CIA, and somewhat trained, thanks to the latter three ethnic groups, and the spooks. They’re called the Immortal Guards. Plus you have defecting military and law enforcement, many if not most of whom can’t stand the IRGC. Total distrust and resentment.
Torah learning time now. I’ve procrastinated enough.
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Skeach..
Yeah. Another muzzzlum revolution that we will not know what we are getting in the end. You really trust muzzzlums to do what is what we think right?
I think they have a pro-western, secularist leader (separating mosque and state) that they respect, and they’ve had their fill of snackbarianism. That worked for almost a century with Turkey. It’s working in Egypt for now. There’s always the possibility of another Ayatoilet Chopheady alGoatsmelly showing up one day. For now, I’ll settle for no mushroom clouds on the horizon, and no more snackbarian proxies attacking us.
Sounds encouraging...if only it really is.
Don’t trust Muslims, but I had heard that many were converting to Christianity. I hope so, but think we probably have a long ways to go on that. It certainly goes against so many things they apparently already believe in. I am wondering if any who have apparently converted to Christianity ever switch back to Islam????
Yes, many Arabs have come to Christ. It is the diehards that are the problem.
I don’t know if I’m saying it right. Every time my friends son went on the Bima to pray everyone would say ‘Skoach’.
Carter should have never allowed his disposition of the Shah of Iran Reza Pahlavi. It is now 47 years since that CF. Many people loyal to the Shah have died needlessly because the Ayatollah did not want them.
It’s a highly truncated pronunciation of “yashar koach,” which means colloquially, “job well done,” and literally, “your strength was righteous,” which is what G-d said to Moses after he broke the tablets, so as to save the Children of Israel from utter destruction, since they had violated the Ten Commandments by worshipping the Golden Calf. The tablets were the collateral of their Covenant with G-d, so without them, the Covenant was not yet effective, and they would not be utterrly destroyed, for which G-d was grateful to him, since he didn’t want to utterly destroy us all, really, and only did so reluctantly at the time of the flood, or at Soddom and Gomorah. So as it’s said often in synagogue to congratulate bar mitzvah boys and such, after they read their portion of the Torah or pray on behalf of the entire congregation, it’s been truncated to “’shkoach” or “’skoach,” “’shkeiach,” ‘shkoiach,” depending on dialects of Yiddish that are still around.
Many Arabs are already Christians, both in Haifa and Judah and Samaria, as well as Lebanon, Egypt, and Syria.
Yoffe. Thank you
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