The Grand Failure in the Middle East
MySaturday’s piecestoked a slew of comments. Few replies. Firstly, some of my new followers do know about my stance considering the “Greater Israel,” which I raised as the main motivation of the war with Iran. . .
MySaturday’s piecestoked a slew of comments. Few replies. Firstly, some of my new followers do know about my stance considering the “Greater Israel,” which I raised as the main motivation of the war with Iran inDouble Standards. Secondly, we must confront the numerous misconceptions propagated by the Zionist-controlled Western media. As I have told you numerous times, having correct information is essential for accurate forecasting. If you mix politics or your personal feelings in forecasting, you will fail with almost 100% certainty. This is what many analysts seem to do nowadays. They don’t analyze. This feeling, combined with the psychological operations conducted by our western intelligence agencies, is leading people seriously astray on nearly all matters of significant importance to humankind, but particularly regarding the wars in Ukraine and Iran. I started to study about Iran during the 12-Day War. Within a matter of weeks, with the help of the Finnish-Iranian contacts, I understood that almost everything that has been told to us about the country has been a lie. The country is not even so religious as some (Zionists and their minions) claim. I also fell for this, as I was a “sturdy” supporter of the White Scarf movement, aiming to “liberate” Iranian women in the mid-2010s. During the past year, I’ve understood that, while there are religious fanatics in Iran (just visit Jerusalem for a view on the other side) and some women use theAbayaorChador,the vast majority in places, e. g. , Tehran women use a simple scarf in public places, while use some use nothing. Iran is also a highly educated country. Summarization from Grok:The gender parity is also very high in tertiary education (female-to-male ratio near 1). What is also striking is that Iran has a critical media, which we in the West currently almost totally lack. The very recent information suggests that Iran has undergone some “tightening” in the media sphere, which a common occurrence during wartime. What the above means is that we all need to stop looking at Iran as a “religious relic” and start to view it how the country actually is: a well-functioning society with a highly educated populace and with a powerful military. That said, Iran does not have the standard Western democratic model. This is the main reason why the assassination of her older political leadership has also led President Trump to a state where he does not know with whom to negotiate.