Never stop talking about Iran. Never stop talking about Iran. Never stop talking about Iran. Never stop talking about Iran. Never stop talking about Iran. Never stop talking about Iran. Never stop talking about Iran. Never stop talking about Iran.

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The Iranian regime is massacring its own people to stay in power. Trump is right to stand with the protesters while the UN just watches the slaughter.

Never stop talking about Gaza. Never stop talking about Gaza. Never stop talking about Gaza. Never stop talking about Gaza. Never stop talking about Gaza. Never stop talking about Gaza. Never stop talking about Gaza. Never stop talking about Gaza.

Do not abandon Iran.

“Shooters on demand”

Protestors?

@Bren7873060 I cannot wait to hear that the Isl*mic regime in Iran has fallen. I pray for the safety of all Persians 🙏🫶

Free Iran from the parasite that is islam! 🇺🇸🇮🇷🇺🇸

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Yes. Heartful prayers DAILY for the good Persian people of Iran! God bless and keep them in this FINAL BATTLE toward VICTORY. Amen

Never stop talking about Palestine.

Nver stop talking about Palestine

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Lol this guy is indian and he is from jharkhand 😂! And yet he claim as a proud jewish 🤣

🩵 We never stop loving you, amazing nation of Israel Thank you

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Never stop talking about Iran. Never stop talking about Iran. Never stop talking about Iran. Never stop talking about Iran. Never stop talking about Iran. Never stop talking about Iran. Never stop talking about Iran. Never stop talking about Iran.

Oh we wont

Why? we have lots of work to do

Trump, stop talking and start attacking!

How do you bring down the Iranian regime? What should the U.S. attack? What is no less important than the military strike itself? Some of the best minds in the United States, Israel, and elsewhere are sitting and thinking about the most effective way to topple the ayatollahs’ regime. Many undoubtedly imagine massive, highly destructive strikes: the destruction of numerous military sites, the elimination of all Iranian security forces—the Iranian army, the Revolutionary Guards, the Basij (hundreds of thousands of people). Well, there is another angle that is important to consider: the cognitive/psychological component. When the force seeking to overthrow the government takes over the state broadcasting authority’s offices in the country where the coup is taking place, that is one of the signs that the regime has changed. When the force seeking to overthrow the government seizes the parliament building, the presidential palace / the supreme leader’s palace—this is a sign that the previous regime has lost them. When it is seen that the former leader has fled or been killed—this is a sign of change. To achieve the accomplishments mentioned above, there is no need to destroy hundreds of thousands of security personnel and soldiers, and there is no need to eliminate all military sites in Iran. What is needed is a smart, focused attack that will enable protesters and rebels seeking to overthrow the regime to reach and seize the symbols of power mentioned above, while documenting and broadcasting this to the entire world (including an official declaration that the previous regime has fallen). The U.S. needs to create for these people a sterile area / open corridor, clear of regime forces, that will allow them to reach the symbols of power. This can certainly be done from the air. It is also vital to create a sense of persecution among loyalists of the regime being overthrown, alongside a calculated option of granting amnesty to them, under certain conditions, in order to encourage defections. Abu Mohammad al-Julani is a good example of how this issue can be managed—he allowed most of Assad regime soldiers to “repent” in exchange for accepting the new government. The Iranian regime has repeatedly proven (for example, in the 12-Day War) to be a paper tiger—the threats and boasting were greater than the reality. The Iranian regime builds its deterrence first and foremost on cognitive inflation. When a regime bases its power mainly on cognitive tools and less on real capabilities on the ground, it means that when coming to overthrow it, one must first and foremost address the cognitive dimension—this is also much cheaper and strikes hardest at the soft underbelly of such a regime. The possibilities for creativity in the cognitive realm are very broad, especially in the age of AI… and a hint to the wise is sufficient. It is no coincidence that the regime shut down the internet in the country—whoever controls the internet and the narrative broadcast outward is the one who holds the reins of power. Control of communications networks and the ability to maintain that control over time is a central capability in defeating the Iranian regime, and it is relatively easy to achieve. Opinion of Abu Ali Express