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Goldie Ghamari | گلسا قمری @gghamari - Video: تک تکتونو می‌گیریم.
Every single last one of you Nazi Islamic terrorists.
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Goldie Ghamari | گلسا قمری @gghamari - This uneducated former Balestinian terrorist thinks just because his father founded Hamas that he is qualified to comment on Iran.
Mosab Hassan Yousef @MosabHasanYOSEF
Why Rushing US Intervention in Iran Could Backfire Badly
The Iranian people are bravely fighting a brutal regime amid massive protests that have spread across all 31 provinces, with death tolls reported in the thousands from the violent crackdown.
President Trump has promised help and threatened strong action if the regime continues its deadly suppression, but any form of military intervention, strikes, assassinations, or other direct involvement carries enormous risks that could make the situation far worse.
It could easily ignite a wider regional war. Iran might mine the Strait of Hormuz, attack U.S. assets in the region, target Israel, or activate its proxies, leading to prolonged conflict. This would spike global oil prices, tank the world economy, and likely spark anti-Trump protests in the United States itself, as well as intense international backlash against perceived American adventurism.
Even if the regime collapses quickly without a full-scale war, chaos would almost certainly follow in a nation of 90 million people long dependent on a repressive dictatorship. There is no unified alternative leadership or visionary figure with the power to quickly unify and govern the country.
The powerful Revolutionary Guards could splinter into armed militias, loyalists might seek revenge, and the result could be civil war, widespread revenge killings, assassinations, and total economic collapse, leaving millions in poverty, without basic supplies, and trapped in endless violence.