Radical Iran

[Zerex]

Iran is all about revenge. all of them are criminals.

I would like to see arms smuggled into NYC, from Iran/China so that armed Islamic terrorists , attacking in hit and run missions becomes the norm there.

 

[Bigfoot]

Yep. Just dishing out what you put out is all.

You edited *snipped* the orange part of my quote in your reply. You're so disingenuous.

 

[Defilade]

Nope. Not at all. I'm just calling it as I see it.

If I broke the rules, so be it. I'll take whatever comes. IDGAF.

It's not like this is the only forum that I'm a member of. I have other options.
Options where you aren't there trolling with your constant bullshit.

You might want to take your insults elsewhere.

 

[Defilade]

You edited *snipped* the orange part of my quote in your reply. You're so disingenuous.

Huh? Makes no sense. Keep on topic.

 

[Brawny71]

I don't think he is a troll. He's a long time poster here, and has contributed positively to threads that don't involve US foreign policy.

I think he legitimately believes the ridiculous ideas he is peddling.

The flat earther OTOH...

I wasn’t referring to any poster or post in particular. Some of the Ping Ping Banter gets fatiguing. Different points of view is what created this great experiment. No one is going to fix any of this stuff on a message board.

 

[Robin]

This is my one and only forum, cuz I can drop an occasional F-bomb.
Robin

 

[Bigfoot]

The more options, the more freedom.

 

[tirwin1]

And the mods shut this thread down in 3, 2, 1.....

 

[holdover]

Iran is all about revenge. all of them are criminals.

I would like to see arms smuggled into NYC, from Iran/China so that armed Islamic terrorists , attacking in hit and run missions becomes the norm there.

Im wondering why it is, that never happened??

 

[holdover]

And the mods shut this thread down in 3, 2, 1.....

why? its my thread. you come on here insulting people and you want it closed?

 

[holdover]

I wasn’t referring to any poster or post in particular. Some of the Ping Ping Banter gets fatiguing. Different points of view is what created this great experiment. No one is going to fix any of this stuff on a message board.

well lets keep it for the different points of view. its a political discussion, its going to get heated. You know where you dont see discussion? TV.

there are a lot of facts that people should be aware of . Maybe you dont agree with it but we should have the right to discuss it

 

[tirwin1]

why? its my thread. you come on here insulting people and you want it closed?

"Ownership" of a thread has no bearing on whether or not a mod closes it. When tempers flare they act. Have you not noticed this before?

 

[holdover]

Thats correct but you dont have to read it .

 

[Bigfoot]

And the mods shut this thread down in 3, 2, 1.....

I hope not. I think letting this sort of thing work itself out is the best course of action.

sTaY oN tOpIc hErP dErP lol

 

[Bigfoot]

The ones who initially and often use insults get miffed when their insults are thrown back at them. lol - Then they cry foul. Funny how that works.

The flat earther who constantly mucks up threads is the one crying the hardest about staying on topic. That's weird. lol

Anyway...

 

[Bigfoot]

I figure this thread was started solely for the purpose of trolling in the first place.
And here we are.

Let's see if the clown crying the loudest about staying on topic makes any sort of effort to get this thread back on topic... I'll wait... I'll stand down to give it a chance.

 

[Bigfoot]

Let's see if the clown crying the loudest about staying on topic makes any sort of effort to get this thread back on topic... I'll wait... I'll stand down to give it a chance.

Well, I'll pick up that torch if need be...

Question - Radical Iran.

AI Overview.
The term "radical Iran" can refer to the historical Islamic fundamentalism of the 1979 revolution, contemporary ultra-hardline political factions, or recent international security discussions regarding the Iranian regime. [1, 2, 3, 4]

Hardline Political Factions

• • Super Revolutionaries: Factions like the Jebhe-ye Paydari (Endurance Front) represent radical hardline groups in Iran that strongly oppose any negotiations with the United States and push back against moderate political elements. [1]
  • Historical Roots: The 1979 Iranian Revolution transformed the state into a religious theocracy, shifting the country's political core toward institutionalized Islamic fundamentalism under Ayatollah Khomeini. [1, 2]

International Relations and Security

• • Regime Stance: Western governments, including the United States, characterize the governance in Iran as an anti-Western theocracy and a major state sponsor of regional militancy. [1]
  • Recent Allegations: Discussions surrounding regional security incidents—such as speculation by U.S. leadership regarding radical indoctrination links to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC)—keep the topic of state-backed radicalization prominent in foreign policy debates. [1, 2]

 

[holdover]

Well, I'll pick up that torch if need be...

Question - Radical Iran.

AI Overview.
The term "radical Iran" can refer to the historical Islamic fundamentalism of the 1979 revolution, contemporary ultra-hardline political factions, or recent international security discussions regarding the Iranian regime. [1, 2, 3, 4]

Hardline Political Factions

• • Super Revolutionaries: Factions like the Jebhe-ye Paydari (Endurance Front) represent radical hardline groups in Iran that strongly oppose any negotiations with the United States and push back against moderate political elements. [1]
  • Historical Roots: The 1979 Iranian Revolution transformed the state into a religious theocracy, shifting the country's political core toward institutionalized Islamic fundamentalism under Ayatollah Khomeini. [1, 2]

International Relations and Security

• • Regime Stance: Western governments, including the United States, characterize the governance in Iran as an anti-Western theocracy and a major state sponsor of regional militancy. [1]
  • Recent Allegations: Discussions surrounding regional security incidents—such as speculation by U.S. leadership regarding radical indoctrination links to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC)—keep the topic of state-backed radicalization prominent in foreign policy debates. [1, 2]

very good effort.

 

[Brawny71]

https://www.fdd.org/analysis/2026/0...ked-attacks-against-americans-1979-present-2/

List of terrorist incidents in New York City — Grokipedia

Incidents are included if they meet the U.S. federal definition of domestic terrorism under 18 U.S.C. § 2331, which encompasses premeditated, politically, socially, or ideologically motivated violenc

grokipedia.com

 

[holdover]

https://www.fdd.org/analysis/2026/0...ked-attacks-against-americans-1979-present-2/

List of terrorist incidents in New York City — Grokipedia

Incidents are included if they meet the U.S. federal definition of domestic terrorism under 18 U.S.C. § 2331, which encompasses premeditated, politically, socially, or ideologically motivated violenc

grokipedia.com

Black liberation front, Al queda ?? weather underground WTF? I didnt see any Iranian ones , whats your point? I saw one for the Jewish defense league though. should we start bombing Isreal now?


Your source::

the JDL's methods drew widespread condemnation for extremism, with the organization linked to numerous bombings, assaults, and plots, including the 1985 murder of Arab-American activist Alex Odeh and a foiled 2001 attack on a California mosque.1 The FBI designated the JDL a right-wing terrorist group in its "Terrorism 2000/2001" report, citing its involvement in domestic terrorism.2 Subsequent leadership under figures like Irv Rubin faced indictments, and while U.S. activity has diminished, international branches persist, reflecting ongoing debates over Jewish militancy amid persistent antisemitic threats.2