Ameen (Amin) Soleimani
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 27 Jan
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Very similar, angry, sad, you know, sad because you open, you know, social media and you see the recordings of, you know, massacres and bodies and morgues filled with bodies of protesters who, you know, are just freedom-seeking Iranians that stood up to the Islamic Republic and got mowed down with machine guns.
And then, you know, it's just like,
adds up and then angry at the world for conveniently finding reasons to potentially ignore this, but fury at the Islamic Republic and everybody involved in that organization.
What can we say about what we know about the Iranian regime?
The first thing you need to know about the Iranian regime is that it's not Iranian.
We call it the Islamic Republic, you know, or just the regime or
It's essentially a group of Islamic fanatics that came to power after the Shah left in 1979 through a series of coordinated acts of terrorism against the Iranian people and an alliance with the Marxists who covered for them.
Their primary goal is not the interest of the Iranian people.
It is the export of the Islamic doctrine and jihad to the world.
And so a lot of the reason that the Iranians are so furious with the Islamic Republic is because they essentially robbed all of the Iranian people in order to get the resources to execute their jihad and set up their terrorist proxies in Syria and Iraq and Hamas and Hezbollah and Houthis and so forth.
And that's what they do.
And they rule through theocracy.
And the Khamenei, the supreme leader, Ayatollah, it's not a democracy.
It's barely a republic.
It is essentially, I mean, I would say authoritarian.
It's become totalitarian.
In the last two weeks, we've gone from China to North Korea.
You're essentially, you can't argue with Islamic law.
Because that's not how it works.
They set the rules and there is, you know, people have tried to protest for decades and ultimately come to the conclusion that there is no fixing this system.
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