✅ | Many of the rioters who participated in the recent genocide inside Iran were the same individuals who had earlier been pardoned during the CIA-MOSSAD-UK+EU backed and sponsored Mahsa Amini massacre against the country. Since that period, one of the major security responses was the removal of foreign elements, and hundreds of thousands of illegal Afghan nationals were expelled through legal and procedural means. However, in contrast to this firm approach, leniency was shown toward domestic rioters, and this contradiction exposes the flaw in the argument that pardoning hardened criminals can restore stability.

These individuals had already demonstrated violent intent, yet mercy was extended to them, allowing the same networks to reorganize and strike again. This experience clearly shows that repeated forgiveness does not neutralize threats but instead emboldens them. Rather than deterring violence, such leniency signals weakness and encourages further unrest.

Severe and decisive punishments are therefore necessary, not as revenge, but as a deterrent and a warning to all who seek to undermine national security. Such measures must be implemented without yielding to external pressure or intimidation from hostile powers who are already inflicting harm on Iranian civilians through sanctions, economic warfare, and covert destabilization efforts. Only firm and consistent enforcement of law can prevent the recurrence of such threats and protect public safety.

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🇮🇷⚡️This Is How Narratives Are Weaponized Against Iran 3/4

Language is central to this process.

When riots turn violent in Western countries, media outlets speak of "clashes," "unrest," or "security response." When Israel kills tens of thousands in Gaza, it's framed as "self-defense," "border security," or "military operation."

But when Iran enforces order, the language instantly shifts to "mass killings" or "regime brutality."

The vocabulary is chosen not to explain reality, but to delegitimize the Islamic Republic.

This is reinforced by the consistent use of the word "regime" instead of "Iranian government." The choice is deliberate. It's permission-building language meant to normalize pressure, isolation and escalation.

Equally important is what Western coverage leaves out.

Rarely mentioned are separatist and foreign-linked cells that exploited unrest or the role of online coordination pushed from outside Iran. There is little discussion of Molotov cocktails, firearms or the burning of mosques, ambulances and public property by these rioter agents.

🇮🇶 | Iraq is working as a mediator to contain tensions on its western borders before they move inward. Alongside this, Hashd al-Shaabi and allied forces are conducting operations to comb border areas, while mock drills are ongoing to monitor any infiltration or attempts to affect Iraq’s borders. These measures come amid concerns that thousands of ISIS remnants are being freed by HTS from SDF-held prisons, posing renewed security risks along the frontier.

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🇱🇧 | Israeli warplanes raided the outskirts of the town of Ansar in southern Lebanon.

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🇱🇧 | Another Israeli airstrike targeted the area between Kfarmelki and Bsaliyeh in southern Lebanon.

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🇮🇶 | The funeral procession for Grand Ayatollah Sayyid Hadi al-Sistani, brother of the Supreme Religious Authority Sayyid Ali al-Sistani (H), has begun in the holy city of Karbala.

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There is a psychological phenomenon known as "Moral Fading." It happens when the ethical dimensions of a situation disappear from view, replaced by "logic," "security," or "necessity." This is the invisible engine of colonialism. It’s how a person can look at a report of a child in an oncology ward being exploited for a scam, or a father being humiliated in a prison cell, and feel... nothing.

What happens to a soul that must constantly justify the suffering of others to maintain its own peace?

Colonialism isn't just a political system; it is a psychological contract. It requires the "Witness"—those watching from the outside or living within the system—to accept a hierarchy of human value. In the case of Israeli society, this isn't an accident; it is a result of decades of meticulous programming. From the classroom to the conscription office, the "Other" is framed not as a neighbor, but as an existential threat. When a society is raised on a diet of perpetual victimhood and military worship, the suffering of Palestinians is transformed from a human tragedy into a "statistical necessity."

But this is the psychological trap: when you diminish the value of another person’s life to protect your own worldview, you inadvertently diminish your own humanity.

Friedrich Nietzsche once warned: "He who fights with monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster. And if you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss also gazes into you." By gazing into the abyss of occupation for so long—by justifying the unjustifiable in the name of "security"—the abyss has gazed back. To maintain the illusion of being "the most moral" while the world watches gang-rapes in Sde Teiman or the starvation of children in Gaza, you have to lie to yourself so deeply that you become the very thing you once feared.

This isn't an excuse for the silence; it is a diagnosis of collective moral decay. You cannot "mute" your heart for one group of people without losing your own capacity to feel. This is a form of spiritual suicide. They have become prisoners of their own indifference, trapped in a psychological cage where the only way to stay "sane" is to stay cold.

The indifference we see toward Palestine or the Global South isn't just a failure of politics; it’s a hardening of the heart that eventually turns inward. You cannot participate in the dehumanization of another without becoming a little less human yourself. In the end, the "othering" of Palestine hasn't just destroyed homes in Gaza; it has hollowed out the moral core of the society that perpetuates it.

The most philosophical act of resistance today is the stubborn, relentless refusal to be indifferent. The choice to keep your heart soft in a world that profits from making it hard. Because once you refuse to look away, the hierarchy collapses. You realize there is no "them" and "us"—there is only the shared, fragile thread of being human. And that thread is the only thing the monster can never truly cut.

[ Source: https://substack.com/@mirala/note/c-190650880]

✅ | The same phenomenon can be seen in both Iran and Syria. The world remains largely silent on sanctions that claim hundreds of thousands of Iranian lives every year, treating this slow and structural violence as acceptable or invisible. In Syria, meanwhile, the very same global actors imposed or facilitated the rise of takfiri forces to rule, presenting it as a political solution while ignoring the human cost. In both cases, moral language is selectively applied. Suffering caused through economic strangulation in Iran is dismissed, while extremist rule and chaos in Syria are normalized under the guise of “transition” or “stability.” This double standard exposes a pattern where human lives are secondary to geopolitical interests, and where silence itself becomes a tool of domination.

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🏴‍☠️ | Netanyahu's private wing has fled somewhere to unknown destination.

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✅ | America’s long-standing plan to destabilize Iraq and the wider region is now fully exposed. The organized escape of ISIS terrorists under the cover of HTS operations reveals the fraud behind the so-called “anti-ISIS” campaign. HTS entered the scene weeks ago claiming to fight ISIS, yet in practice it has functioned as a facilitator, enabling the collapse of SDF-run detention centers and the release of hardened terrorists. What we warned about earlier has now become undeniable: ISIS 2.0 is taking shape, and its offspring, HTS, is openly freeing the genie from the cursed lamp. The genie is out, and there is no turning back.

The fall of Al-Shaddadi prison in Syria’s Al-Hasakah Governorate, which held thousands of ISIS members, marks a critical turning point. Following intense clashes, the prison slipped out of SDF control. Dozens of SDF fighters were killed or wounded while attempting to repel the attacks. Fighters aligned with Damascus were blamed, yet the most glaring detail remains the silence of the so-called international coalition. Despite the prison being barely two kilometers from a coalition base, no intervention was made, even after repeated requests. This silence speaks louder than any official statement.

Simultaneously, as thousands of ISIS prisoners escaped from SDF detention centers in Syria, Iraq’s Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) moved swiftly to prevent the spillover of terrorism into Iraqi territory. With the agreement reached between Damascus and the Syrian Democratic Forces, the PMF deployed combat units to the Iraq–Syria border, particularly in Nineveh province, taking responsibility for securing the border strip. Watchtowers have been manned, rapid-response units deployed, and border defenses reinforced to block any ISIS infiltration or terrorist operations inside Iraq.

While foreign powers play their double games and allow terrorism to be recycled under new labels, it is once again regional resistance forces that are forced to confront the consequences. The narrative has collapsed, the propaganda exposed, and the reality is clear: what is unfolding is not counter-terrorism, but the managed rebirth of ISIS under a different flag.

We have Ismail Qa'ani there, to crush ISIS 2.0 as Soleimani did!

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🏴‍☠️| Dearest takfiri Muslims, only 50 kilometers now separate HTS and other Turkey-backed mercenaries from the Al-Hol camp, which imprisons 35,000 family members of ISIS terrorists. The proximity is alarming, and the reality is undeniable: the forces claiming to fight terrorism are on the doorstep of a massive hub of ISIS networks, ready to exploit it. The situation exposes the hypocrisy of the so-called counter-terrorism coalition and the calculated chaos being unleashed in the region.

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—Finally

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ISIS 2.0 is now on the doorstep. Kudos to all takfiris and the seal-clapping supporters of HTS and JTS for their fraudulent incursion into Syria.

Bashar was bad, and the rest are superheroes in Syria!

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🇸🇾 Jolani gangs release ISIS terrorists from Al-Shaddadi prison.

🏴‍☠️ | Blessed revolution saar!