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Iran News Wire
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· Jan 4, 2020

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#Iranians in #Iran celebrate the death of Soleimani. "We had a really joyous day after a very long time", the note reads.

[BenLurkin]

When Barry Soetero’s school application listed him as Muslim, was it Sunni or was it Shia?

[dfwgator]

Odds are, if a Muslim is killed, half of Muslims will cheer depending on whether the deceased was Sunni or Shiite.

[cpdiii]

The solution to the conflict between the Sunnis and Shiites is quite simple. As long as they are killing each other do not interfere when your enemy is killing each other. If they become a threat kill them with extreme prejudice. Do not kill them at the battlefield level of conflict first. Kill the leadership and if those on the level of battle still resist kill them also.

I would most regretfully kill those on the battlefield as they are simply fools and spawns. The death of the the most knowledgeably and educated leadership I would welcome their death in the extreme.

[sockmonkey]

Well, duh, Soleimani was fighting Daesh, Isil, ISIS Wahabbi/ Salafist head choppers (whatever your preferred name).

The Wahabbis are Sunni.

[norwaypinesavage]

""Hezbollah is not only a military arm for Iran in the region but also an active actor in the decision-making process in the Lebanese state, constituting a significant social and economic bloc in Lebanon," said Hazem Dmour, General Manager of Strategics, an Amman think tank. "It will be weakened if a comprehensive military confrontation outbreaks in the region."

A fitting epithet for the Potemkin armies of most Muslim organizations. They are strong only as long as they aren't required to actually fight.