NWS Nieuws & Achtergronden
Discussieer hier diepgaander over de actualiteiten.
Ga ik ook wel heen inderdaad, worden veel meer inhoudelijke dingen besproken dan hier. Hoewel sommige users hier wel wat andere dingen ook posten.quote:Op maandag 27 april 2026 09:24 schreef TheFreshPrince het volgende:
Voor de Oekraïne discussie ben ik allang naar Tweakers uitgeweken, het topic hier gaat regelmatig op slot omdat de lastpakken er niet uitgetrapt mogen worden. Nee, we gooien het gewoon op slot, daar heeft iedereen wat aan.
Moet je op Tweakers eens proberen om een topic vol te trollen.
Maar goed het is en blijft gewoon zonde dat er zo veel mismanagement is hier, niet alleen daarin.
Uhm, ja dat doen ze dus wel. Al 5 dagen.quote:
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rustig aan zolang iedereen eerlijk is ben serieus dan gooien ze het Niet op slot
Niets.quote:
eens met dat en probleem dus?
wat denk jij nu dan wat we moeten doen als EU?
NL kan niet zonder de EU en de EU werkt grotendeels gewoon goed.
Enige wat moet veranderen, ook in bv een VN, is dat er geen veto recht meer zou moeten zijn.
En dat beslissingen niet unaniem moeten zijn, maar de meerderheid. Anders kan 99,99% het er mee eens zijn, maar de kansloze landen zijn tegen en dus kan iets niet.
nouja daar is reden voor, en geloof me ik ken het wel ook. dus vertel mij niet, zolang je het serieus houdt en on topic zal het wel mee vallen denk ik.quote:
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Uhm, ja dat doen ze dus wel. Al 5 dagen.
Do what you love, love what you do!
Ik heb een mening over mensen die niet tegen een andere mening kunnen.quote:
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Voor de Oekraïne discussie ben ik allang naar Tweakers uitgeweken, het topic hier gaat regelmatig op slot omdat de lastpakken er niet uitgetrapt mogen worden. Nee, we gooien het gewoon op slot, daar heeft iedereen wat aan.
Moet je op Tweakers eens proberen om een topic vol te trollen.
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ben het wel met je eens in deze trouwens.quote:
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Niets.
NL kan niet zonder de EU en de EU werkt grotendeels gewoon goed.
Enige wat moet veranderen, ook in bv een VN, is dat er geen veto recht meer zou moeten zijn.
En dat beslissingen niet unaniem moeten zijn, maar de meerderheid. Anders kan 99,99% het er mee eens zijn, maar de kansloze landen zijn tegen en dus kan iets niet.
Do what you love, love what you do!
nou van mij mag het best wat meer open weer zijn hier met meningen, maarja al snel is het gelijk weg enzo, ook niet echt mee eens.quote:
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Ik heb een mening over mensen die niet tegen een andere mening kunnen.
Do what you love, love what you do!
Het is hoofdzakelijk een nieuws topic waar je nieuws met bronnen kan delen over de oorlog in Iran of Oekraïne (en omliggende landen), geen opinietopic. (en dan heb ik het over Tweakers).quote:
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Ik heb een mening over mensen die niet tegen een andere mening kunnen.
Dat maak jij er zelf van maar geef maar het goede voorbeeld dan zou ik zeggen.quote:
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Het is hoofdzakelijk een NWS topic waar je nieuws met bronnen kan delen over de oorlog in Iran (en omliggende landen), geen opinietopic.
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Ik heb het aangevuld. We hadden het over Tweakers.quote:
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Dat maak jij er zelf van maar geef maar het goede voorbeeld dan zou ik zeggen.
https://samidoun.net/2026/04/the-tehran-resolution/
The Tehran Resolution
Popular movements, parties, and progressive organizations issue a pledge to stand with the Islamic Republic of Iran and the peoples of West Asia in their struggle against imperial war and for regional liberation. The Resolution was launched by Haqooq e-Khalq, and we are a signatory alongside popular organizations around the world.
We, the undersigned:
1. Condemn the escalating war of aggression waged by the United States, Zionism, and its allies against the Islamic Republic of Iran. This hot war was prepared over decades through “cold” yet deadly sanctions, covert sabotage, targeted assassinations, military encirclement, and cognitive warfare. Its aim is to collapse the Iranian state — an agenda of balkanization through ethnic strife and de-develoment through bombardment that has become a hallmark of contemporary imperialist war.
Recognize Iran as a key node of the regional resistance that has, for over four decades, confronted the Zionist occupation of Palestine and the imperialist capture of the Arab-Iranian region, holding back attempts to subjugate the region’s peoples and resources to Western capital.
Uphold Iran’s inalienable right to self-defence. A nation subjected to acts of war — including the assassination of its senior leaders and the indiscriminate bombing of its cities — has every right to defend itself by all available means. We reject the imperial logic that grants the aggressor the monopoly on violence while criminalising the resistance of the besieged.
Condemn the regional comprador regimes that operate as nodes in the imperialist war apparatus. These client states harbour US military bases, provide logistical corridors for imperial power projection, normalise Zionism, and suppress their own peoples’ aspirations for popular sovereignty and dignity. The struggle against imperialism in the region is inseparable from the struggle against these collaborationist elites.
Recognise the agenda of “strategic sequencing” through which the United States seeks to wage a world war by other means — dismantling the pillars of the emerging multipolar order one by one. From Syria to Venezuela, Cuba to Iran, imperialism is waging a staggered confrontation, where each target is isolated, demonised, sanctioned, and subjected to hybrid war before the next is engaged. Rather than a series of unrelated conflicts, these form part of a global campaign to prevent the emergence of a new world order and prepare for an existential confrontation with empire‘s primary target: the People’s Republic of China.
Acknowledge Iran’s role as a pillar of the emerging multipolar order. Iran’s development of a ‘resistance economy’ and its strategic alliances — from the Axis of Resistance in the Arab-Iranian region to its partnerships with Russia, China, and the states of the Global South — represent precisely the infrastructure for a sovereign peripheral development that is intolerable to empire because it constrains its control over the global economy. The war on Iran is, at its core, a war to preserve the crumbling architecture of Western supremacy against the rising tide of a world demanding its right to sovereign and peaceful development.
Recognize that the forces driving this war have abandoned all restraint. Global capital no longer feels bound by the frameworks of international law or the compromises of the postwar order. The relentless expansion of NATO, the genocidal violence unleashed on Gaza, the kidnapping of Venezuela’s president, and now the indiscriminate bombing of Iran represent the dark logic of an empire in decline, willing to risk annihilation rather than accept a world it cannot control.
Reject the demonization of the Iranian state and its leadership, which has served as the ideological groundwork for sanctions, subversion, indiscriminate bombardment, and assassinations, including the criminal murder of the leader of the Iranian state, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. We reject, in particular, the cynical attempt to manufacture a rhetorical separation between the Iranian people and their sovereignty — as though a nation can be liberated by destroying the state that defends it. We condemn those forces, including within the ranks of the left, who advanced these narratives, lending intellectual cover to regime change and repeating the propaganda frameworks of empire while claiming to speak in the name of the Iranian people. History has judged this posture in Iraq, in Libya, in Syria. It will judge it again.
Note that the peoples of the region have spoken with a clarity that should shame those who equivocate. From Bahrain to Palestine, Pakistan to Iraq, the streets have filled with mourning for Iran’s murdered leaders, celebration for its retaliatory strikes, and fury at the US presence and its comprador agents in power. The children of Gaza cheer and laugh as Iran’s rockets fly toward the cities of their occupiers. There is no clearer sign that the defensive war being waged is an anti-colonial war whose stakes are not only Iran’s survival, but regional liberation. As Bobby Sands reminds us: “Our revenge will be the laughter of our children.”
Commit, in the face of this historic confrontation, to building the broadest possible front of solidarity with Iran and with all nations and peoples facing and resisting US or Zionist assault; to exposing and opposing the imperialist war machine wherever it operates — in parliaments, ports, military bases, and our media; to severing the logistical arteries that power the imperial war apparatus; and to preparing our movements for the decisive struggles ahead, knowing that the war on Iran is a war on everyone seeking to build a world beyond empire.
SIGNATORIES
Haqooq-e-Khalq Party, Pakistan
People’s Academy, Global
PUDEMO, Swaziland
WAELE Africa, Pan-African
Communist Party of Egypt, Egypt
Abahlali baseMjondolo, South Africa
Congolese Solidarity Campaign, Congo
Observatory of Food Sovereignty and the
Environment – OSAE, Tunisia
Federation of Informal Workers of Nigeria, Nigeria
Freedom Road Socialist Organization, US
Congreso de los Pueblos, Colombia
Climate Youth Finance Alliance, US
National Students for Justice in Palestine, US
People’s Programs, US
Women Democratic Front, Pakistan
UWAWAMA – The Manzese Working Women’s
Cooperative, Tanzania
Fuerza Patriótica Alexis Vive, Venezuela
Black Alliance for Peace, International
Friends of Swazi Freedom, Swaziland
Communist Party of Swaziland, Swaziland
Swaziland National Union of Students, Swaziland
Communist Party Marxist – Kenya, Kenya
Workers World Party, United States
Che Guevara Commune, Venezuela
Bronx Anti-War, US
Palestinian Feminist Collective, International
United States Peace Council, US
Worker’s World, US
International Action Center, US
Popular Democratic Party of Lebanon, Lebanon
Masar Badil, the Palestinian Alternative
Revolutionary Path Movement, Palestine
Zimbabwe People’s Land Rights Movement,
Zimbabwe
National Lawyers Guild, US
Al Fida’i Media Network, US
Namibian Domestic and Allied Workers Union,
Namibia
Samidoun: Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network,
International
Coordinadora Simón Bolívar, Venezuela
Tariq el Tahrir Youth and Student Network,
International
Nidal Seattle, US
School of the Revolution, Belgium
The Tehran Resolution
Popular movements, parties, and progressive organizations issue a pledge to stand with the Islamic Republic of Iran and the peoples of West Asia in their struggle against imperial war and for regional liberation. The Resolution was launched by Haqooq e-Khalq, and we are a signatory alongside popular organizations around the world.
We, the undersigned:
1. Condemn the escalating war of aggression waged by the United States, Zionism, and its allies against the Islamic Republic of Iran. This hot war was prepared over decades through “cold” yet deadly sanctions, covert sabotage, targeted assassinations, military encirclement, and cognitive warfare. Its aim is to collapse the Iranian state — an agenda of balkanization through ethnic strife and de-develoment through bombardment that has become a hallmark of contemporary imperialist war.
Recognize Iran as a key node of the regional resistance that has, for over four decades, confronted the Zionist occupation of Palestine and the imperialist capture of the Arab-Iranian region, holding back attempts to subjugate the region’s peoples and resources to Western capital.
Uphold Iran’s inalienable right to self-defence. A nation subjected to acts of war — including the assassination of its senior leaders and the indiscriminate bombing of its cities — has every right to defend itself by all available means. We reject the imperial logic that grants the aggressor the monopoly on violence while criminalising the resistance of the besieged.
Condemn the regional comprador regimes that operate as nodes in the imperialist war apparatus. These client states harbour US military bases, provide logistical corridors for imperial power projection, normalise Zionism, and suppress their own peoples’ aspirations for popular sovereignty and dignity. The struggle against imperialism in the region is inseparable from the struggle against these collaborationist elites.
Recognise the agenda of “strategic sequencing” through which the United States seeks to wage a world war by other means — dismantling the pillars of the emerging multipolar order one by one. From Syria to Venezuela, Cuba to Iran, imperialism is waging a staggered confrontation, where each target is isolated, demonised, sanctioned, and subjected to hybrid war before the next is engaged. Rather than a series of unrelated conflicts, these form part of a global campaign to prevent the emergence of a new world order and prepare for an existential confrontation with empire‘s primary target: the People’s Republic of China.
Acknowledge Iran’s role as a pillar of the emerging multipolar order. Iran’s development of a ‘resistance economy’ and its strategic alliances — from the Axis of Resistance in the Arab-Iranian region to its partnerships with Russia, China, and the states of the Global South — represent precisely the infrastructure for a sovereign peripheral development that is intolerable to empire because it constrains its control over the global economy. The war on Iran is, at its core, a war to preserve the crumbling architecture of Western supremacy against the rising tide of a world demanding its right to sovereign and peaceful development.
Recognize that the forces driving this war have abandoned all restraint. Global capital no longer feels bound by the frameworks of international law or the compromises of the postwar order. The relentless expansion of NATO, the genocidal violence unleashed on Gaza, the kidnapping of Venezuela’s president, and now the indiscriminate bombing of Iran represent the dark logic of an empire in decline, willing to risk annihilation rather than accept a world it cannot control.
Reject the demonization of the Iranian state and its leadership, which has served as the ideological groundwork for sanctions, subversion, indiscriminate bombardment, and assassinations, including the criminal murder of the leader of the Iranian state, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. We reject, in particular, the cynical attempt to manufacture a rhetorical separation between the Iranian people and their sovereignty — as though a nation can be liberated by destroying the state that defends it. We condemn those forces, including within the ranks of the left, who advanced these narratives, lending intellectual cover to regime change and repeating the propaganda frameworks of empire while claiming to speak in the name of the Iranian people. History has judged this posture in Iraq, in Libya, in Syria. It will judge it again.
Note that the peoples of the region have spoken with a clarity that should shame those who equivocate. From Bahrain to Palestine, Pakistan to Iraq, the streets have filled with mourning for Iran’s murdered leaders, celebration for its retaliatory strikes, and fury at the US presence and its comprador agents in power. The children of Gaza cheer and laugh as Iran’s rockets fly toward the cities of their occupiers. There is no clearer sign that the defensive war being waged is an anti-colonial war whose stakes are not only Iran’s survival, but regional liberation. As Bobby Sands reminds us: “Our revenge will be the laughter of our children.”
Commit, in the face of this historic confrontation, to building the broadest possible front of solidarity with Iran and with all nations and peoples facing and resisting US or Zionist assault; to exposing and opposing the imperialist war machine wherever it operates — in parliaments, ports, military bases, and our media; to severing the logistical arteries that power the imperial war apparatus; and to preparing our movements for the decisive struggles ahead, knowing that the war on Iran is a war on everyone seeking to build a world beyond empire.
SIGNATORIES
Haqooq-e-Khalq Party, Pakistan
People’s Academy, Global
PUDEMO, Swaziland
WAELE Africa, Pan-African
Communist Party of Egypt, Egypt
Abahlali baseMjondolo, South Africa
Congolese Solidarity Campaign, Congo
Observatory of Food Sovereignty and the
Environment – OSAE, Tunisia
Federation of Informal Workers of Nigeria, Nigeria
Freedom Road Socialist Organization, US
Congreso de los Pueblos, Colombia
Climate Youth Finance Alliance, US
National Students for Justice in Palestine, US
People’s Programs, US
Women Democratic Front, Pakistan
UWAWAMA – The Manzese Working Women’s
Cooperative, Tanzania
Fuerza Patriótica Alexis Vive, Venezuela
Black Alliance for Peace, International
Friends of Swazi Freedom, Swaziland
Communist Party of Swaziland, Swaziland
Swaziland National Union of Students, Swaziland
Communist Party Marxist – Kenya, Kenya
Workers World Party, United States
Che Guevara Commune, Venezuela
Bronx Anti-War, US
Palestinian Feminist Collective, International
United States Peace Council, US
Worker’s World, US
International Action Center, US
Popular Democratic Party of Lebanon, Lebanon
Masar Badil, the Palestinian Alternative
Revolutionary Path Movement, Palestine
Zimbabwe People’s Land Rights Movement,
Zimbabwe
National Lawyers Guild, US
Al Fida’i Media Network, US
Namibian Domestic and Allied Workers Union,
Namibia
Samidoun: Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network,
International
Coordinadora Simón Bolívar, Venezuela
Tariq el Tahrir Youth and Student Network,
International
Nidal Seattle, US
School of the Revolution, Belgium
Voornamelijk linkse revolutionaire communisten dus, die zich uitspreken voor vrijheid, ik geloof dat ik acht jaar oud was toen ik snapte dat communisme heel erg weinig met vrijheid te maken heeft.quote:
https://samidoun.net/2026/04/the-tehran-resolution/
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The Tehran Resolution
Popular movements, parties, and progressive organizations issue a pledge to stand with the Islamic Republic of Iran and the peoples of West Asia in their struggle against imperial war and for regional liberation. The Resolution was launched by Haqooq e-Khalq, and we are a signatory alongside popular organizations around the world.
We, the undersigned:
1. Condemn the escalating war of aggression waged by the United States, Zionism, and its allies against the Islamic Republic of Iran. This hot war was prepared over decades through “cold” yet deadly sanctions, covert sabotage, targeted assassinations, military encirclement, and cognitive warfare. Its aim is to collapse the Iranian state — an agenda of balkanization through ethnic strife and de-develoment through bombardment that has become a hallmark of contemporary imperialist war.
Recognize Iran as a key node of the regional resistance that has, for over four decades, confronted the Zionist occupation of Palestine and the imperialist capture of the Arab-Iranian region, holding back attempts to subjugate the region’s peoples and resources to Western capital.
Uphold Iran’s inalienable right to self-defence. A nation subjected to acts of war — including the assassination of its senior leaders and the indiscriminate bombing of its cities — has every right to defend itself by all available means. We reject the imperial logic that grants the aggressor the monopoly on violence while criminalising the resistance of the besieged.
Condemn the regional comprador regimes that operate as nodes in the imperialist war apparatus. These client states harbour US military bases, provide logistical corridors for imperial power projection, normalise Zionism, and suppress their own peoples’ aspirations for popular sovereignty and dignity. The struggle against imperialism in the region is inseparable from the struggle against these collaborationist elites.
Recognise the agenda of “strategic sequencing” through which the United States seeks to wage a world war by other means — dismantling the pillars of the emerging multipolar order one by one. From Syria to Venezuela, Cuba to Iran, imperialism is waging a staggered confrontation, where each target is isolated, demonised, sanctioned, and subjected to hybrid war before the next is engaged. Rather than a series of unrelated conflicts, these form part of a global campaign to prevent the emergence of a new world order and prepare for an existential confrontation with empire‘s primary target: the People’s Republic of China.
Acknowledge Iran’s role as a pillar of the emerging multipolar order. Iran’s development of a ‘resistance economy’ and its strategic alliances — from the Axis of Resistance in the Arab-Iranian region to its partnerships with Russia, China, and the states of the Global South — represent precisely the infrastructure for a sovereign peripheral development that is intolerable to empire because it constrains its control over the global economy. The war on Iran is, at its core, a war to preserve the crumbling architecture of Western supremacy against the rising tide of a world demanding its right to sovereign and peaceful development.
Recognize that the forces driving this war have abandoned all restraint. Global capital no longer feels bound by the frameworks of international law or the compromises of the postwar order. The relentless expansion of NATO, the genocidal violence unleashed on Gaza, the kidnapping of Venezuela’s president, and now the indiscriminate bombing of Iran represent the dark logic of an empire in decline, willing to risk annihilation rather than accept a world it cannot control.
Reject the demonization of the Iranian state and its leadership, which has served as the ideological groundwork for sanctions, subversion, indiscriminate bombardment, and assassinations, including the criminal murder of the leader of the Iranian state, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. We reject, in particular, the cynical attempt to manufacture a rhetorical separation between the Iranian people and their sovereignty — as though a nation can be liberated by destroying the state that defends it. We condemn those forces, including within the ranks of the left, who advanced these narratives, lending intellectual cover to regime change and repeating the propaganda frameworks of empire while claiming to speak in the name of the Iranian people. History has judged this posture in Iraq, in Libya, in Syria. It will judge it again.
Note that the peoples of the region have spoken with a clarity that should shame those who equivocate. From Bahrain to Palestine, Pakistan to Iraq, the streets have filled with mourning for Iran’s murdered leaders, celebration for its retaliatory strikes, and fury at the US presence and its comprador agents in power. The children of Gaza cheer and laugh as Iran’s rockets fly toward the cities of their occupiers. There is no clearer sign that the defensive war being waged is an anti-colonial war whose stakes are not only Iran’s survival, but regional liberation. As Bobby Sands reminds us: “Our revenge will be the laughter of our children.”
Commit, in the face of this historic confrontation, to building the broadest possible front of solidarity with Iran and with all nations and peoples facing and resisting US or Zionist assault; to exposing and opposing the imperialist war machine wherever it operates — in parliaments, ports, military bases, and our media; to severing the logistical arteries that power the imperial war apparatus; and to preparing our movements for the decisive struggles ahead, knowing that the war on Iran is a war on everyone seeking to build a world beyond empire.
SIGNATORIES
Haqooq-e-Khalq Party, Pakistan
People’s Academy, Global
PUDEMO, Swaziland
WAELE Africa, Pan-African
Communist Party of Egypt, Egypt
Abahlali baseMjondolo, South Africa
Congolese Solidarity Campaign, Congo
Observatory of Food Sovereignty and the
Environment – OSAE, Tunisia
Federation of Informal Workers of Nigeria, Nigeria
Freedom Road Socialist Organization, US
Congreso de los Pueblos, Colombia
Climate Youth Finance Alliance, US
National Students for Justice in Palestine, US
People’s Programs, US
Women Democratic Front, Pakistan
UWAWAMA – The Manzese Working Women’s
Cooperative, Tanzania
Fuerza Patriótica Alexis Vive, Venezuela
Black Alliance for Peace, International
Friends of Swazi Freedom, Swaziland
Communist Party of Swaziland, Swaziland
Swaziland National Union of Students, Swaziland
Communist Party Marxist – Kenya, Kenya
Workers World Party, United States
Che Guevara Commune, Venezuela
Bronx Anti-War, US
Palestinian Feminist Collective, International
United States Peace Council, US
Worker’s World, US
International Action Center, US
Popular Democratic Party of Lebanon, Lebanon
Masar Badil, the Palestinian Alternative
Revolutionary Path Movement, Palestine
Zimbabwe People’s Land Rights Movement,
Zimbabwe
National Lawyers Guild, US
Al Fida’i Media Network, US
Namibian Domestic and Allied Workers Union,
Namibia
Samidoun: Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network,
International
Coordinadora Simón Bolívar, Venezuela
Tariq el Tahrir Youth and Student Network,
International
Nidal Seattle, US
School of the Revolution, Belgium
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Die samen met islamofascisten inderdaad, maar ze zijn ook tegen klimaatverandering, dus daarom mogen ze alles.quote:
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Voornamelijk linkse revolutionaire communisten dus, die zich uitspreken voor vrijheid, ik geloof dat ik acht jaar oud was toen ik snapte dat communisme heel erg weinig met vrijheid te maken heeft.
En het bizarre huwelijk tussen progressief links en de radicale islam, het Calimero effect.quote:
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Die samen met islamofascisten inderdaad, maar ze zijn ook tegen klimaatverandering, dus daarom mogen ze alles.
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En wat moeten wij met deze bizarre verklaring die door totaal onbekende partijen ondertekend is? Laat het publiek bijvoorbeeld eens een website van School of the Revolution, Belgium zien.quote:
https://samidoun.net/2026/04/the-tehran-resolution/
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De Volkskrant heeft een uitgebreid artikel over het verval van de staat iran van theocratisch naar een militaire dictatoriaal regime, maar hoezeee de ircg is niet zo superhardline dus vrouwen mogen hun hoofddoekjes af doen.
Wat is er nog over van de Islamitische Republiek? Iran is nu een junta met een religieus tintje
ik denk dat de meer moderne die ook in Iran leven het anders zien, maar met een regime als dat pas je wel op he?quote:
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En het bizarre huwelijk tussen progressief links en de radicale islam, het Calimero effect.
Do what you love, love what you do!
Iran zich bij voegen bij EU dat is een goed idee. en laat USA links liggen. letterlijk en figuurlijk.
Do what you love, love what you do!
Zijn de opstanden al uitgebroken en het is het regime al gechanged?quote:
Want men werd in dit topic toch stevig op het hart gedrukt dat ondanks dat er geen enkele casus uit het verleden is waar men dmv van enkel bombarderen dergelijke doelen weet te bereiken, het deze keer toch echt wel eens een keer zo zou kunnen zijn.
ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn
quote:
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En wat moeten wij met deze bizarre verklaring die door totaal onbekende partijen ondertekend is? Laat het publiek bijvoorbeeld eens een website van School of the Revolution, Belgium zien.
De Volkskrant heeft een uitgebreid artikel over het verval van de staat iran van theocratisch naar een militaire dictatoriaal regime, maar hoezeee de ircg is niet zo superhardline dus vrouwen mogen hun hoofddoekjes af doen.
Wat is er nog over van de Islamitische Republiek? Iran is nu een junta met een religieus tintje
Veel Europeanen kan het allemaal geen zak schelen, ze zijn vooral bang en kijken slechts naar de benzineprijs en de prijs van koffie voor zichzelf, de eerste hamsteraars zijn al gespot.quote:
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ik denk dat de meer moderne die ook in Iran leven het anders zien, maar met een regime als dat pas je wel op he?
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Welkom op Fok.quote:
Als je tegen deze zinlose oorlogen bent, ben je tegenwoordig "voor de Islam" blijkbaar.
ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn
Waar kijk jij naar?quote:
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Veel Europeanen kan het allemaal geen zak schelen, ze zijn vooral bang en kijken slechts naar de benzineprijs en de prijs van koffie voor zichzelf, de eerste hamsteraars zijn al gespot.
- regime change?
- geen nucleaire wapens voor Iran?
- openen van Straat van Hormuz (die voor de oorlog al open was)?
Welk van de beoogde doelen is behaald?
