
Ever since the Shah of Iran was toppled by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini in 1979/80, I have always taken a keen interest in Middle Eastern affairs, especially the Iran-Iraq war between 1980 and 1988.
The shah tried to westernise Iran, with the aid of the US and UK governments, but this proved too much for hardliners such as Khomeini, who soon took over the country and turned it into what we see to day – a sabre-rattling, terrorist-holding, hardline Arabic state!
It is home to the much feared terrorist organizations, Shiite Hezbollah, Hamas and Sunni Islamic Jihad. These organisations also have bases in Gaza, Lebanon and Syria.
Sources suggest that Iran may become involved in the current Israel/Gaza conflict, but it will do so via proxy. In other words it won’t involve itself until absolutely necessary. But will instead call upon Hezbollah to do its dirty work.
Hezbollah is a significant terrorist group, far larger than Hamas, better financed and far more hardlined and merciless in its attitude towards the West in general and Israel in particular.
Iran itself, has the necessary firepower (but not quite nuclear) to blow Tel Aviv off the map. This is possible because of its ties with the Taliban in Afghanistan, who as we know, picked up $billions of military hardware courtesy of the US a couple of years ago.
But like the bully it is, Iran would rather provoke its army of terrorists to do its job for them, and someone like Hezbollah will do that without a second thought. But if it did poke its nose, then Iran, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon and even Egypt could join forces and invoke a repeat of the Six Day War, but this time with more Arabic countries involved to blow Israel away for good!
Exactly how the US and the West will respond to this is unclear, but if Israel continues to bomb Gaza out of existence, Iran will get involved and suddenly we have a real “End of the World” ballgame going on!
But don’t worry about that, just make sure you don’t misgender or suggest women can’t have cocks – far more serious!
Nominated by Technocunt.



