Imagine actually believing this.
Lazy, dumb response. Be better.
Iran wants nuclear weapons as an insurance policy against regime change efforts from noted nuclear powers the United States and Israel. But they’re not going to use them the first chance they get. I mean, f—king Pakistan sponsors at least as much Islamist terrorism as Iran, and they actually
have nukes, as does their mortal enemy next door—and it’s been, what, three decades that that’s been the case? It would suck but we could live with it.
Iran getting nukes makes it harder to topple the regime and could create a dangerous nuclear arms race in the region, but in terms of actual threats to Israel or the US or other countries, they’re not the problem. The problem is—
has been—Iran’s sponsorship of terrorist and insurgent groups, especially in Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, and the Palestinian territories but also Yemen and Afghanistan, which of course goes back to the early days of the Revolutionary Guards and the Qods Force (ie., the 1980s). Again: not new.
But if we were to condemn countries for sponsoring or turning a blind eye to Islamist terrorism, we might want to take a look some of our so-called allies (and indirectly, ourselves…), like the inbred royal morons in Riyadh or the paranoid deep state in Islamabad. I don’t care if the groups they support also want to hang the al-Saud and all the other existing Islamic governments from lamp-posts; if anything, that makes their support of Salafi jihadists even more insane low IQ behavior. At least Hezbollah effectively and loyally serves the Islamic Republic’s interests, lol…
