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Everyone gets it wrong when analyzing why the Islamic Republic of Iran refuses to surrender. It is not about military strategy or some master plan. It is about survival against their own brainwashed followers. For 47 years, the regime has sold a delusion of absolute victory and divine invincibility....

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