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Iranian consulate in Basra south Iraq is one fire now as thousands of protestors try storm it

Some Iraqis love America like God. It reminds me the “Golden calf worshipping” of jews.

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Now some Iranian mullah dictator , threaten to kill those jews . It reminds me of what happened to Pharaoh's chariots when they tried to follow them through the red sea...

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I have no animosity towards Iraqis, but that statement is the truth, your soldier ran away like bunch of pathetic cowards. Who were the ones fighting ISIS and saved baghdad from falling?

They did not make it to Baghdad, and it was ultimately US Air Force which halted their attempted ground assault on Baghdad. All while there was political transition in Iraq with spillover of war from Syria. US could have done so earlier(on a large scale) but was waiting for political transition to take place before organizing an coalition.

https://www.cnn.com/2014/10/12/politics/isis-baghdad-martin-dempsey/index.html

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As for counteroffensive on the ground, Iranian advisers did assist in certain cities. The troops were Iraqi and the aerial support was from Iraqi AF. The major counter offensives were supported by American AF.

Iran DID organize your incompetent, demoralized, leftover forces to block ISIS from running over your capital. Interesting how people like you have forgotten so fast already.

Source? You think this happened over a few nights? It took months if not over an year to reorganize the army. Mostly lead by the US. ISIS couldn't reach Baghdad no matter what.

Everybody helped Iraq, yes, but how many actually saved Iraq from anarchy? Iran primarily. Your incompetence allowed them respawn Hezbollahis, thats the fact.

What do you mean anarchy? Loss of control? Ultimately US led coalition is responsible for countering ISIS gains, by giving necessary support to Iraqi forces on ground.

But Iraqis DID drop their weapons and run like bytches though! thats the truth! but the truth hurts, so you denying that confirms its the inconvenient truth.

You need to respect yourself, your speech is coming off as dogmatic, and actually push Iraqi Shia away from your 'axis'. Anyone would do the logical thing and flee when communication was practically non-exisistent and intelligence failed to foresee an ISIS offensive. Retreat then regroup. There were a lot of political and social obstacles in Iraq preventing military from gaining competence. They worked over these past 4 years to reverse that and it's looking better for them but still needs time.

Iranian army is probably more professional overall and that's not surprising, considering Iraq was just recovering from US invasion that devastated the army. They had to work from ground up again.

The only problem with Iran's influence is that Iraq cant get its crap together. REgional and world powers are looking to take their slice of the Iraqi pie and you guys arent cutting their hands off. Fix your internal problems and these enemies will be weakened permanently. Victim psychology wont help you. Like Netanyahu recently said - "weak countries get destroyed and only the strong survive".

Iran has motives/interests in Iraq. 'Getting your crap together' or whatever has nothing to do with it. Post-2003 war lots of parties began gaining influence in Iraq, such as Kurds, Iran, and US. US influence is probably most positive for Iraq at this point in comparison to Iranian/Kurdish endeavors. Sponsoring non-state actors in one's country will begin to upset Iraqi's when those non-state actors no longer have a purpose to justify being armed. These non state actors want to persist because there is money involved for their leaders/members, and in a poorer developing country, it's probably a good opportunity to improve their livelihood.
 
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Now some Iranian mullah dictator , threaten to kill those jews . It reminds me of what happened to Pharaoh's chariots when they tried to follow them through the red sea...

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After seeing that miracle bani i$rael worshipped the sameri’s golden calf and became idol worshippers.

www.parsquran.com/data/show.php?sura=20&ayat=85&user=far&lang=eng&tran=1

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_calf

Israelis martyred 12 children of Prophet Yakob (AS) son of Prophet Ibrahim (AS).

Quran: Allah made a covenant with the Children of Israel and raised among them twelve chieftains. He said: 'I shall be with you and if you establish the prayers and pay the obligatory charity; if you believe in My Messengers and assist them and give Allah a generous loan, I shall forgive you your sins and admit you to Gardens underneath which rivers flow. Whosoever amongst you disbelieves after that, he indeed has strayed from the Straight Path. ' 5,12

But because they broke their covenant, We cursed them and hardened their hearts. They changed the Words from their places and have forgotten a portion of what they were reminded. Except for a few, you will always find treachery from them, yet pardon them, and forgive; indeed Allah loves the gooddoers. 5,13

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twelve_Tribes_of_Israel

Israelis became cursed from Allah.

Bani israel martyred Prophet Zakaria (AS), beheaded Prophet Yahya (AS), and tried to cross Prophet Christ (AS).

In Quran bani israelis are known as the worst enemies of Muslims

You will find that the most people in enmity to the believers are the Jews and idolaters, and that the nearest in affection to the believers are those who say: 'We are Nazarenes. That is because amongst them there are priests and monks; and because they are not proud 5:82

Israelis were the worst enemies of Muslims and they made many wars against Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), they fully assisted idol worshippers.

Bani israel are cursed all over Quran because of thier crimes and their enmity against Prophets and Messengers of Allah.
 
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Now some Iranian mullah dictator , threaten to kill those jews . It reminds me of what happened to Pharaoh's chariots when they tried to follow them through the red sea...

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STFU retard. Also stop believing in your promised land fairy tales.
 
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@Falcon29
Americans did not anything against ISIS at first months of ISIS attack on Iraq

Iranian F-4 in Iraq skies against ISIS

and while Americans halt F-16 delivery to Baghdad at peak of ISIS attack, Iran gave its SU-25 with equipment to Iraq and trained ex Iraqi pilots in short time

 
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@Falcon29
Americans did not anything against ISIS at first months of ISIS attack on Iraq

Iranian F-4 in Iraq skies against ISIS

and while Americans halt F-16 delivery to Baghdad at peak of ISIS attack, Iran gave its SU-25 with equipment to Iraq and trained ex Iraqi pilots in short time


The U.S. didn't do anything against ISIS because they figure Iraq can handle them. Don't you remember the U.S. pulled troops out earlier?
 
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The U.S. didn't do anything against ISIS because they figure Iraq can handle them. Don't you remember the U.S. pulled troops out earlier?
NO, ISIS was American excuse to back in Iraq.
also you used ISIS as bargain to replace Abadi with Maliki.
 
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NO, ISIS was American excuse to back in Iraq.
also you used ISIS as bargain to replace Abadi with Maliki.

Thats like saying ISIS was Iranian excuse to influence Iraq and Syria.
 
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Thats like saying ISIS was Iranian excuse to influence Iraq and Syria.
Actually that is Iranian counter attack not excuse.
You must know difference of counter attack and attack.
ISIS was attack against Iran and was shape by Americans and their Wahhabis allies in region to damage Iran and Iran interest.
ISIS in 2014 was moving toward Iranian borders to face us with another long time war like what happen in 80's b/w Iran and Saddam.
 
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Actually that is Iranian counter attack not excuse.
You must know difference of counter attack and attack.
ISIS was attack against Iran and was shape by Americans and their Wahhabis allies in region to damage Iran and Iran interest.
ISIS in 2014 was moving toward Iranian borders to face us with another long time war like what happen in 80's b/w Iran and Saddam.

I know the difference. Iraq was losing, U.S. joined and push ISIS back which doesn't like the U.S. as well and ISIS taking over Iraq is not U.S. interests.
 
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I know the difference. Iraq was losing, U.S. joined and push ISIS back which doesn't like the U.S. as well and ISIS taking over Iraq is not U.S. interests.
you are in Syria and Iraq as ISIS excuse. period
Iran is under attack in Iraq now(Our consulate burn), and you must wait for counter attack soon in Iraq as well.
Iran military personals are not in Iraq now. and they are in Syria by Syrian government permission unlike you.
after Idlib operation is US troops turn to exit Syria.
Iran won't negotiate with US until you come back to what you agree under JCPOA and that is time period which Iran can do anything it wants against US interest in region without considering JCPOA agreements.
Iran will act more Aggressive till November when Americans Sanctions start.
absolutely, Iran will suffer but US and US allies will suffer as well till US come back to rationality and stop aggression against Iran.
 
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The problem here is that Iranians seem to believe selling Iraq some crates of ammo, and selling (ex-Iraqi) SU-25's back to Iraq means we have to worship and thank them for eternity. Because let us forget Maliki the retard who ruled Iraq for years as an Iranian ally destroyed the entire military and every other state institution there is.

Going by this logic we should worship America which launched a major air campaign against ISIS, because let's forget the 1991 and 2003 invasions by the US right?

The question whether Iranian influence has been positive or negative on the Iraqi identity, society and state is not hard to answer. It's negative. Iraq is better off without this meddling, however Iran fears a once again hostile state on its borders without spawning a million Hezbollahi groups hence they won't stop that. It's not in our interests, it's counter-productive to the unity and progress of Iraq as a whole.

As for the Iranian saying he can divide Iraq, here's your issue. Whilst Iraqis may have fought one another in a civil war they're both fighting for the cause of an Iraq, there's no motivation for separation. I'm not pro-Saudi or pro-Iran (the 2 relevant ME camps) neither am I motivated by anti-Iranism. I'm dropping the actual situation, if you can challenge that i'd be happy to hear.

before someone comes to tell me that Hezbollah saved Iraq, this organisation used to terrorize people on the streets for being unislamic and targeted the army in the early 2000's. Its fighters aren't the problem, the head of such organizations (mullahs) are the problem. Only a strong Iraqi state/military solves the issues, which Iran cannot, will not and does not want. That requires toppling the current political system which grants external actors to influence it, unlikely and dangerous but needed.
 
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Another humiliation for the Mullah regime. Of course us actual Arabs always knew that only a tiny minority of actual Iraqis consider Iran and the Iranian Mullah's to be their beloved allies and friends. Outside of the brainwashed (religiously) Shia Arab lot (which are overall a small percentage and rare among the youth (below 25), most people have seen first-hand the negative impact of Iranian Mullah meddling in Iraq. From trash Iranian products being imported (largely at the expanse of local Iraqi products) to tons of pro-Iranian Mullah proxies that act and behave like mafia.

Outside of tiny Southern Lebanon and Hezbollah affiliated families, clans and tribes in impoverished, failed and drug and trash-infected Southern Lebanon, there are no Arabs that are more pro-Mullah regime anywhere else in the Arab world than certain Mullah regime supporters in Southern Iraq.

Everywhere where Mullah regime influence is present those regions/areas in the Arab world are utter trash. From the few areas that the Houthi terrorist cult control, to Southern Lebanon, pro-Mullah villages in tiny Bahrain, pro-Mullah regime neighborhoods in Iraq etc. What a coincidence!

Now due to almost a decade of cancerous Iranian Mullah regime interference in Iraq (on all levels cancerous and negative) even those mostly brainwashed (religiously and politically) locals, who also often lack education and perspective, are waking up. Exemplified with the youth. So the few traitors that remain are on loan.

Today there is no foreign regime that is more disliked in Basra (second largest city in Iraq and the largest in the South) and the vicinity than the Farsi Mullah's and their local henchmen (corrupt pro-Mullah "politicians", more precisely criminals, traitors and incompetent people) who the anger is directed against.

Not many weeks ago we saw similar burnings of posters showing Khamenei, pro-Iranian Mullah regime Shia Mullahs in Iraq, "Iranian cultural centers" (terrorist headquarters) and similar events in broad daylight.

Next time around we should witness traitors such as Hadi al-Amiri, Al-Muhandis, Al-Khazali, Al-Sheibani, Al-Hakim, Al-Kaabi being burned alive.

This is just the beginning as eventually the few remaining ignorant Iraqi Shia Arabs will wake up sooner rather than later if the incompetent and corrupt regime in power (more precisely those above mentioned traitors) continues to align themselves with the failed Iranian Mullah regime.

One thing is for certain. If post-2003, an nationalistic Iraqi regime emerged that emphasized close ties with fellow Arab states, neighbors especially, in particular KSA (GCC), the situation/conditions that most Iraqis live under, would have been far better and we would not have seen such mass-scale protests in the South. Basra, as a city and province, would also not suffer from lack of basic services such as water, electricity etc.

For those ignorant, dumb, blind, self-hating Iraqi traitors who continue to worship the similarly failed Mullah regime, let us hope that recent events in the past few months will wake them up and if not that and the current state of Iraq , I don't know what will.

In any case self-destructing people cannot be helped if they don't want help.

The Mullah Farsi trolls in this thread would be shot like dogs or received a harsh beating in Iraq if they were barking this much. Even in Najaf and Karbala, lol. So much disrespect, utter crap etc. Any Iraqi, even the lot that tend to kiss the *** of those Mullah's, should read what their beloved "friends" think about them. PDF is not needed for that. I suggest every forum online or opinions in person about them. Those people have no shame!

And before those same Arab-obsessed individuals begin screaming about imaginary "Wahhabis", no Arab group have any racial, historical hatred or superiority complexes like the Farsi lot aimed at Iraq and Iraqis, or absurd fairytale dreams of controlling that country and its people. Iraqis are seen as equals and brotherly people (as in actual flesh and blood) as can be seen by the Iraqi diaspora in the GCC for instance and other Arab countries in the neighborhood. Similarly Arabs in Iraq (Egyptians, Syrians, Jordanians etc.) who used to work in Iraq pre-1980 or Arab students in the 1960's and 1970's, where never met with similar views or behaviors from locals.

Iranians should remove those Mullah's from power. Ever since 1979, only misery have accompanied them. A lot of barking and talk about Palestine for 40 years straight, but they have not even touched them once. Only using gullible impoverished Southern Lebanese as cannon fodder and claiming all their "achievements" despite doing nothing other than sending reverse-engineered weapons and a few advisers. Just like we saw in Iraq post-2014, yet here they are claiming victory when 99% of the fighting was done by Iraqis and the Great Satan playing a much more important role against ISIS, which BTW never would have been able to even control a single large neighborhood in almost 10 million big Baghdad but we have discussed that 100's of times here so no need to repeat myself.
 
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Another humiliation for the Mullah regime. Of course us actual Arabs always knew that only a tiny minority of actual Iraqis consider Iran and the Iranian Mullah's to be their beloved allies and friends. Outside of the brainwashed (religiously) Shia Arab lot (which are overall a small percentage and rare among the youth (below 25), most people have seen first-hand the negative impact of Iranian Mullah meddling in Iraq. From trash Iranian products being imported (largely at the expanse of local Iraqi products) to tons of pro-Iranian Mullah proxies that act and behave like mafia.

Outside of tiny Southern Lebanon and Hezbollah affiliated families, clans and tribes in impoverished, failed and drug and trash-infected Southern Lebanon, there are no Arabs that are more pro-Mullah regime anywhere else in the Arab world than certain Mullah regime supporters in Southern Iraq.

Everywhere where Mullah regime influence is present those regions/areas in the Arab world are utter trash. From the few areas that the Houthi terrorist cult control, to Southern Lebanon, pro-Mullah villages in tiny Bahrain, pro-Mullah regime neighborhoods in Iraq etc. What a coincidence!

Now due to almost a decade of cancerous Iranian Mullah regime interference in Iraq (on all levels cancerous and negative) even those mostly brainwashed (religiously and politically) locals, who also often lack education and perspective, are waking up. Exemplified with the youth. So the few traitors that remain are on loan.

Today there is no foreign regime that is more disliked in Basra (second largest city in Iraq and the largest in the South) and the vicinity than the Farsi Mullah's and their local henchmen (corrupt pro-Mullah "politicians", more precisely criminals, traitors and incompetent people) who the anger is directed against.

Not many weeks ago we saw similar burnings of posters showing Khamenei, pro-Iranian Mullah regime Shia Mullahs in Iraq, "Iranian cultural centers" (terrorist headquarters) and similar events in broad daylight.

Next time around we should witness traitors such as Hadi al-Amiri, Al-Muhandis, Al-Khazali, Al-Sheibani, Al-Hakim, Al-Kaabi being burned alive.

This is just the beginning as eventually the few remaining ignorant Iraqi Shia Arabs will wake up sooner rather than later if the incompetent and corrupt regime in power (more precisely those above mentioned traitors) continues to align themselves with the failed Iranian Mullah regime.

One thing is for certain. If post-2003, an nationalistic Iraqi regime emerged that emphasized close ties with fellow Arab states, neighbors especially, in particular KSA (GCC), the situation/conditions that most Iraqis live under, would have been far better and we would not have seen such mass-scale protests in the South. Basra, as a city and province, would also not suffer from lack of basic services such as water, electricity etc.

For those ignorant, dumb, blind, self-hating Iraqi traitors who continue to worship the similarly failed Mullah regime, let us hope that recent events in the past few months will wake them up and if not that and the current state of Iraq , I don't know what will.

In any case self-destructing people cannot be helped if they don't want help.

This hostility is good for Iraq, likewise Iraqi hostility with the KRG had very good results as I always hoped for. The more hostility the better so that these mullahs of ours can be declared hostile by the populace and state. Iraqis are being bashed by Iran for not being thankful for some crates of ammo they sold which we needed due to Maliki (the in Iranian exile retard with no brain) destroying the military during his rule.

It would be of great sight to see a military coup in Iraq overthrowing this failed systemm however the Hezbollah militias complicate such an action. Iran's strategy of spawning 20+ militia forces under different leaders is clear, decentralize the state so that it will be weak and easy to influence, hostile.

I think it's time to return to the good old days and restore the good ba'ath party, like the ba'ath party Iran supports in Syria.

Waiting for my Nigerian friend to tell me i'm delusional living in a dream world.
 
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