I love waking up to good news

[shoshi]

www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1ETHrvoXBQ

 

[shoshi]

I know many Iranians hate the Ayatollahs. I think Mossad and CIA and other services have intelligence sources inside Iran.

 

[shoshi]

From a non middle east perspective. www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_sGWYQjbxo

 

[B. Kidd]

I know many Iranians hate the Ayatollahs. I think Mossad and CIA and other services have intelligence sources inside Iran.

You think, eh?
Mossad has had sleeper cells there for decades! Hello....

 

[ChemEngineer]

I know many Iranians hate the Ayatollahs. I think Mossad and CIA and other services have intelligence sources inside Iran.

I have yet to speak to a former resident of Iran who disagrees with my assessment that Iran was much better off under the Shah. Not one.

 

[Zorro!]

I know many Iranians hate the Ayatollahs. I think Mossad and CIA and other services have intelligence sources inside Iran.

I have yet to speak to a former resident of Iran who disagrees with my assessment that Iran was much better off under the Shah. Not one.

Same here. They were much better off under the Shah.

 

[ChemEngineer]

"A Peaceful Religion"

MuslimBarbarism.blogspot.com

 

[rylah]

'Thank you, Mossad' in Tehran
Israeli flag and banner thanking the Mossad appear on overpass in Tehran, following targeted killing of Iran's top nuclear scientist.

An Israeli flag and a banner praising the Jewish state’s intelligence agency were spotted above a busy street in Tehran on Monday.

Video footage and photographs of the flag and banner started circulating on social media, following reports that unknown individuals had hung the flag and banner across a bridge over a boulevard in Tehran’s Pars neighborhood.

The Israeli flag is a banned symbol in the Islamic republic, which has waged a war-by-proxy with Israel for decades.

The banner read “Thank You, Mossad”, apparently a reference to the recent killing of Iran’s top nuclear scientist, Mohsen Fakhrizadeh.

Fakhrizadeh’s killing has been widely attributed to Israel’s Mossad, though Israel has not formally acknowledged any role in the assassination.

Iranian leaders eulogized Fakhrizadeh as a martyr, and gave the slain nuclear scientist military honors during his funeral.

Monday’s apparent act of defiance against the Iranian government is not the first time the Israeli flag become the center of public expressions of dissent.

In January, Iranian protesters demonstrating against their country’s government were seen avoiding giant Israeli and American flags on the ground during their demonstration, so as to not trample them.

Video from student protests in Tehran shows thousands of demonstrators carefully walking around the two giant flags, which had been put on the ground to encourage passersby to trample them in a sign of contempt.

 

[B. Kidd]

'Thank you, Mossad' in Tehran
Israeli flag and banner thanking the Mossad appear on overpass in Tehran, following targeted killing of Iran's top nuclear scientist.

An Israeli flag and a banner praising the Jewish state’s intelligence agency were spotted above a busy street in Tehran on Monday.

Video footage and photographs of the flag and banner started circulating on social media, following reports that unknown individuals had hung the flag and banner across a bridge over a boulevard in Tehran’s Pars neighborhood.

The Israeli flag is a banned symbol in the Islamic republic, which has waged a war-by-proxy with Israel for decades.

The banner read “Thank You, Mossad”, apparently a reference to the recent killing of Iran’s top nuclear scientist, Mohsen Fakhrizadeh.

Fakhrizadeh’s killing has been widely attributed to Israel’s Mossad, though Israel has not formally acknowledged any role in the assassination.

Iranian leaders eulogized Fakhrizadeh as a martyr, and gave the slain nuclear scientist military honors during his funeral.

Monday’s apparent act of defiance against the Iranian government is not the first time the Israeli flag become the center of public expressions of dissent.

In January, Iranian protesters demonstrating against their country’s government were seen avoiding giant Israeli and American flags on the ground during their demonstration, so as to not trample them.

Video from student protests in Tehran shows thousands of demonstrators carefully walking around the two giant flags, which had been put on the ground to encourage passersby to trample them in a sign of contempt.

I'm sure this puckered some Iranian asses!