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Israel Was Behind Attacks on Major Gas Pipelines in Iran, Officials Say
(www.nytimes.com)
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It's not like Iran isn't pulling the strings for Hamas and the Houthis, I'm just glad they're attacking someone responsible for the war rather than murdering the shit out of some Gazan civilians.
Okay I'm not a fan of Iran, but the one responsible for the war is 100% Israel. Hamas did some unexecusable things on October 7th, but the "cause" still remains Israel's colonialist occupation of Palestine. Iran's position in the Palestine conflict as a whole is light gray, not black.
Iran has arming up various psychopaths in the Middle-east for decades now to form their "Axis of Resistance". Basically just a strategy to drain the US (and Israel) of resources. The method of draining those resources? Murdering people.
Now it seems that some of the psychopaths they gave weapons to have gotten off the leash. It's a leopards ate my face moment for Iran.
Gaza had an authoritarian government funded by various sources in the middle east and armed by Iran. The "unexecusable things" they did on October 7 was genocide. Palestinians had no chance to effect a regime change in Gaza because of the weapons Iran supplies to the Hamas psychopaths.
Colonial shenanigans isn't just something white people do, you know? Other countries (like Iran) can and will prop up authoritarian regimes. Like the Hamas regime in Gaza.
Now Israel and the US has to clean up the mess Iran made. Hamas needs to be destroyed and given how dug in they are, that will cost a lot of civilian lives. The US has to destroy the Hotuthis (another insane genocidal group) capabilities of attacking civilian shipping. The US also has to pick off the leadership of various Iran backed militia groups in Iraq and Syria. And Iran has to sit and take their licks. They lost control (if they ever had it) of the various psychopaths they sent weapons to and so others have to fix these problems.
It's widely suspected the that Iran actually wants the US to pick off the leaders of these militia groups because a leadership change is the only way they can get some semblance of control over the groups they armed.
Calling Iran's support for Hamas "colonial shenanigans" is a perfect symptom of Zionist brain rot. Particularly when it comes from the mouth of a supporter of the only settler colonial society in the region.
So when the US props up a regime in another country it's not colonialism?