Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
January 3, 2018
So Trump is saying he’ll support the Iranian terrorists trying to overthrow their government at some future point.
Such respect for the people of Iran as they try to take back their corrupt government. You will see great support from the United States at the appropriate time!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 3, 2018
The good news I guess is that he isn’t saying “WE WILL START BOMBING NOW.”
Obviously, Trump understands what getting involved in Iran would mean. Everyone on the planet with an IQ above 85 understands that (except for Stefan Molyneux). The Jews are openly saying that this is a push for a war.
The western media isn’t even reporting the fact that Iran is openly stating that this is a coup funded by Western powers.
Chinese media is.
A senior Iranian security official said Saudi Arabia, the U.S. and Britain are major players behind recent anti-government protests, Press TV reported Tuesday.
Certain countries are waging a “proxy war” against the Islamic republic via social media and the internet, Ali Shamkhani, secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council (SNSC), was quoted as saying.
The United States, Britain and Saudi Arabia are behind the recent riots in Iran, he said, adding that the hashtags and social media campaigns in Iran are all being guided by these countries.
“Based on our analyses, around 27 percent of the new hashtags against Iran are generated by the Saudi government,” the Iranian official said.
Shamkhani also said this foreign-backed intervention is aimed at hampering Iran’s progress in different spheres.
“What is happening in Iran will be over in a few days, and there is no reason to worry at all,” he noted.
Iran is also reporting that they’ve arrested a “European” who was involved in leading the riots.
Iran’s semi-official Tasnim news agency says a European citizen has been detained on espionage allegations after leading rioters during anti-government protests.
The Wednesday report quotes Hamid Reza Abolhasani, head of the justice department in the western city of Boroujerd, as saying the suspect was trained by European spy agencies, without elaborating.
There have been no reports of protests in Boroujerd in recent days.
Anti-government protests have erupted in several towns and cities in Iran over the past week. Clashes have broken out at some demonstrations, and at least 21 people have been killed. Hundreds have been arrested.
I am sure there are a lot of these.
The Saudis might even send in ISIS. Probably not right now, because the Iranian population wouldn’t much like it. But they will if they get desperate enough.
By any measure, there is more support for than against the government.
RT:
Following days of violent unrest gripping Iran, tens of thousands of people flocked to streets in the country’s major cities in a massive show of support for the government and the Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Khamenei.
Massive pro-government rallies kicked off on Wednesday in different towns and cities, including Ahvaz, Kermanshah, Bushehr, Abadan, Gorgan and Qom, local media reported.
Chants of “Leader, we are ready!” and “We offer the blood in our veins to our Leader” were heard as images provided by state media showed thousands-strong crowds waving Iranian flags and a holding placards that read “Death to seditionists.”
??خروش مردم #اهواز درمحکومیت #اغتشاشات اخیر/ ویدئوی این "تجمع خیابانی" را در رسانههای ضدانقلاب نخواهید دید ! pic.twitter.com/owxGAZZpbM
— خبرگزاری فارس (@FarsNews_Agency) January 3, 2018
But that was the case in every Arab Spring. So it isn’t really logistically relevant. A small band of trained spies can easily use a mob of paid protesters to create mass chaos, regardless of which way the masses want to go.
We don’t know what’s going on, but in all likelihood, whether or not the government falls will be based on Trump’s decision. If Trump doesn’t give weapons to terrorists or start bombing, the revolution will likely fail.