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Fascinating. Were all those figures consolidated in one place, by chance? Thanks!

Just because it’s always been that way doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be willing to suffer a little, to make it a little better.

Approaching two weeks into the war, no signs exist of the sort of anti-regime unrest that broke out across the country in January before being crushed in a brutal crackdown that killed thousands. Instead many, even those who loathe the Islamic republic, appear to have recoiled at the destruction and comments including Donald Trump’s threat to target electricity production facilities if the regime escalated. The US president also said Iran’s map will “probably not” be the same after the war, sparking fears the conflict could break apart the country. One sociologist in Tehran, who is critical of the regime and the war, said there was anecdotal evidence of a growing “sense of nationalism emerging from the war” as happened during Israel’s 12-day conflict against Iran last year, when people rallied around the flag. “The fear of Iran’s destruction is increasingly uniting people as they fear the consequences of such a large-scale conflict,” the sociologist said, asking not to be named.

https://thespectaclemag.substack.com/p/the-people-of-iran-unite-to-demand

Thank you! I’m still getting adjusted to new work and sleep hours and wanted to rta, but didn’t have it in me to archive, then xlate.

You already know! 🤣

If I lived in China, I’m sure I would be very happy and excited.

Definitely no chance of techbros misusing this.

They bussed in fascist fighters? is this toward what’s going on in the Sahel, and possibly the Levant?

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Pan-Africanism may be attainable within the decade and Iran could be another driving force! Rwanda needs to get it together.

Thank you.

Maybe. Maybe not.

A lot of men in my neighborhood seem to have died while being in proximity to a “cleaning lady.”

I was wondering if the next admin will double down.