Iranian Woman Says This & Jon Stewart Finally Realizes Trump IS RIGHT!

I said from day 1 of the recent uprising in Iran that this was Berlin Wall, collapse of the Soviet Union level stuff. I know there are many out there who get that reference, but too few younger folk are even aware of that significance. To them, it's just another Middle East Islamic country. Iran is Persian. Not Arabic. People are too distracted or not being informed enough to see what's going on.

The best part of the video is when she says Vance called everyone a bunch of pussies and said we will do what we need to do.

Not just the media, but the teachers unions and public education. They’ll put pronouns & George Floyd above real news & history.

I think the best we can hope for is an Islamic regime that will leave their neighbors alone, like Japan after WW2.

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Jon Stewart

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Can suck a fat one

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Christine Amanpour

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Can suck two fat ones.

Frick them both.

I say the same thing but seeing both of them eat crow is refreshing.

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Gas Prices Up 100% Under Biden

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I'm just saying Persian isn't Arabic, and Shia isn't Sunni. And calling both the Shah and Ayatollah 'Shia' is hilarious. The difference in how they practiced was as varied as night and day.

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It wasn’t my intention to compare the Ayatollah and the Shah. My point is that Iranian identity has been deeply intertwined with Islam for centuries.

With that said, Islam won’t magically become a peaceful religion if the pariah Shia regime in Iran is toppled. Saudi Arabia’s promotion of Wahhabism — a militant form of Sunni Islam — through its funding of Madrassas has made it one of the largest state sponsors of terrorism globally.

I certainly don’t mean to downplay Iran’s support of terrorism; yet Iran’s impact is mostly regional while Saudi-backed Wahhabi networks have a global reach, funding extremist groups from South Asia to Africa. This is simply a numbers game: nearly 90% of the world’s 2 billion Muslims are Sunni, and Saudi Arabia funds ideological and charitable networks that influence most of these Sunni-majority regions.

My overriding point here is that picking sides in these ancient sectarian conflicts is a fool’s errand. Persisting with these failed regime change policies in the Middle East, while hoping for different outcomes, is the cliched definition of insanity.