Anyone with a basic knowledge of MENA politics should understand why litterally no one sharing a border with them wants this to happen. It would trow ME to decades of civil wars and millions of refugees
>>526055239I don’t care. Shitskins must die.
>>526055275>Says the mutt for Muttistan
>>526055239che cazzo è un Arabistan
>>526055239Balkanize everything, from Judeoamerica to the far east.It's a Gunther worldPapo peepo badabi pa pe poopi badabi papo peepo
This is fucking bs. You dumb have no idea about geopolitics.Whether you believe it or not the US wants stabilize the MENA
>>526055239>kurdistan LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
>>526055275Enjoy your millions of immigrants dummy
>>526055239I mean>Jewswhat did you expect?That put aside. Turn the map into states and make Iran a republic. Likely needs a few blue helmets, but at least we know it works.
>>526055239no way Iran would give up Khorasan to Turkmenistan. it's a very important historical reason for both Muslims and Persians. that's where the nothingburger flags are raised in Mashhad because the end of the world is meant to start there.
Mullahs are UK asset.UK is reason this region is in constant conflict through radical Islam. And the US deep state wants to kick Brits out of the region.
>>526056501*important region
>>526056557Don't you remember those Isis soldiers thst came out of UK to fight in Syria. Thounsands of it...Truth is acrually plain to see. Don't look too far.
>>526056661Obama, like other Democrats, was a Brit asset. Whether shia or sunni all radical islam is trained by them mainly through Qatar funds.
>>526056379They want to stabilize the MENA with Israel ruling along with their vassals (Saudis and such). Millions of towelheads will migrate to Europe, living free space for the kikes to create the Greater Israel
Now y'all EU fags fuck off and take your psyop elsewhere!
>>526055239I couldn’t imagine being retarded enough to believe this is an actual plan
Why dont you EU fags who claim to worship human rights etc. give fuck about the mullahs massacring thousands?You EUfags values are all fake and gay.
>>526055239https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYjVGZmY8k4 This is interview of a Harvard professor Dr. Richard Nelson Frye(may his soul rest in peace) on CNN. Opening 40 seconds."Well I spent all my life working in Iran. And as you know I don't mean the Iran of today, I mean Greater Iran.""The Iran which in the past extended all the way from China to the borders of Hungary and from Outer Mongolia to Mesopotamia.""This is the area in which [Iranian]culture, craft, and everything was dominant. "
>>526056573V-v-venes-uuela?
>>526055239>Greater IranModern Iranian peoples include the Baloch, the Gilaks, the Kurds, the Lurs, the Mazanderanis, the Ossetians, the Pamiris, the Pashtuns, the Persians, the Tats, the Tajiks, the Talysh, the Wakhis, the Yaghnobis, and the Zazas. Their current distribution spreads across the Iranian Plateau – stretching from the Caucasus in the north to the Persian Gulf in the south and from eastern Anatolia in the west to western Xinjiang in the east – covering a region that is sometimes called Greater Iran, representing the extent of the Iranian-speaking peoples and the reach of their geopolitical and cultural influence.The ancient Iranian peoples who emerged after the 1st millennium BC include the Alans, the Bactrians, the Dahae, the Khwarazmians, the Massagetae, the Medes, the Parthians, the Persians, the Sagartians, the Saka, the Sarmatians, the Scythians, the Sogdians, and likely the Cimmerians, among other Iranian-speaking peoples of West Asia, Central Asia, Eastern Europe, and the Eastern Steppe.Richard Nelson Frye defines Greater Iran as including "much of the Caucasus, Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Central Asia, with cultural influences extending to China and western India."According to him, "Iran means all lands and peoples where Iranian languages were and are spoken, and where in the past, multi-faceted Iranian cultures existed."
>>526055239Q: What is Greater Iran?>AI OverviewGreater Iran (Irān-e Bozorg, Iranzamin, Persosphere) refers to a broad cultural and historical sphere encompassing modern Iran and surrounding regions significantly influenced by Iranian peoples, languages, and empires, extending across parts of West Asia, Central Asia, the Caucasus, and South Asia. It's a socio-cultural concept not a single political entity, representing territories historically part of great Iranian empires like the Achaemenids or Safavids, including areas in present-day Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and parts of Iraq, Turkey, and Pakistan.Key aspects of Greater Iran:- Cultural Sphere: A region sharing deep cultural, linguistic (Persian, etc.), and historical ties, even after political borders shifted.- Historical Empires: Covers lands once ruled by vast Iranian empires (Persian, Parthian, Sassanid, Safavid, etc.), from the Zagros Mountains to the Indus Valley, and into Central Asia.- Geographical Scope: Includes the Iranian Plateau, Central Asia (Tajikistan, parts of Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan), the South Caucasus (Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia), Mesopotamia (Iraq), and the Indo-Iranian borderlands (Afghanistan, Pakistan).- Modern Relevance: The concept evokes a sense of historical grandeur and sphere of influence, often surfacing in Iranian intellectual and political discussions about national identity and regional status.In essence, it's a historical and cultural concept defining a large geographical area bound by centuries of Iranian influence, extending far beyond present-day Iran's borders.
>>526055239"Since the days of the Achaemenids, the Iranians had the protection of geography. But high mountains and the vast emptiness of the Iranian plateau were no longer enough to shield Iran from the Russian army or British navy. Both literally, and figuratively, Iran shrank. At the beginning of the nineteenth century, Azerbaijan, Armenia, and Afghanistan were Iranian, but by the end of the century, all this territory had been lost as a result of European military action."To the Ancient Greeks, Greater Iran ended at the Indus River located in Pakistan.Primary sources, including Timurid historian Mir Khwand, define Iranshahr (Greater Iran) as extending from the Euphrates to the Oxus
>>526055239>It would trow ME to decades of civil wars and millions of refugeeshow if any ethnic group gets a country instead of being oppressed or the tensions they have now.
>>526056955liberal spamming bot just arrived as response to my TRVKE
>>526055239I have seen similar pictures with maps of Russia and China. Delusional jews drawing nonsense while high on meth.
>>526055239suddenly Iran has a problem with having foreign enemies weaponizing their enemies against them?Just goes to show you what kind of yellow-bellied cowards we're dealing with here.
>>526057130Q: Does southeast Turkey have Iranian culture?>AI OverviewYes, southeastern Turkey shares significant Iranian cultural influences, primarily through the large Kurdish population, who are an Iranic people with their own Northwest Iranian language and traditions, and a history tied to the broader Persianate world, though Turkish culture also dominates due to state policies. While distinct, Kurdish culture in this region shows deep historical ties to Iran and Persian cultural spheres, distinct from mainstream Turkish identityKey Connections:-[Kurds]: Kurds, the largest stateless nation, predominantly live in southeastern Turkey (Kurdistan) and have roots in Iran, speaking an Iranian language. Their culture, language (Kurdish), and history are fundamentally Iranic.-[Cultural Sphere]: The broader region of West Asia, including parts of Turkey, Iran, Iraq, and Syria, is part of a historical Persianate (Persian-influenced) cultural sphere, leading to shared traits.-[Turko-Iranian Traditions]: This term describes cultural aspects in Iran and neighboring countries, combining Turkic and Iranian elements, reflecting shared histories and influences, especially in border regions. Nuances:-[Turkish State Policy]: The Turkish government has historically sought to assimilate Kurds, leading to cultural suppression and economic neglect in the southeast, creating unique dynamics distinct from Iranian Kurdistan, say Kurdish Peace Institute researchers.-[Distinct Identities]: While connected, Kurdish culture isn't merely "Iranian culture" but a distinct ethnic culture that shares origins and influences with Iran, differing from the dominant Turkish culture in TurkeyIn essence, southeastern Turkey contains a large Iranic population (Kurds) whose culture carries strong historical and linguistic links to Iran, even as they live within a Turkish state and have developed unique regional identities
>>526057130>>526055239Q: Does Oghuz Turkic language have influence by Iranian languages>AI OverviewYes, Oghuz Turkic languages have been significantly influenced by Iranian languages, especially Persian, due to centuries of close contact, political dominance (like the Seljuks), and cultural exchange, resulting in extensive borrowing of vocabulary, and even affecting phonology (sounds) and grammar (syntax/structure) in Oghuz varieties spoken in Iran and nearby regions.Key Areas of Influence:-Vocabulary (Lexicon): The most obvious impact is the borrowing of numerous Persian words for administrative, cultural, military, and daily life terms.-Phonology (Sounds): Iranian influence has caused changes in Oghuz sounds, such as the loss of rounding in certain vowels (e.g., 'ö' and 'ü' becoming 'o' and 'e') in dialects like Khalaj and South Oghuz.-Syntax & Grammar: Persian grammatical structures, like the perfect tense formation (participle + copula) or the ezafe construction (linking nouns), have been copied into Turkic varieties.-Code-Copying: This contact led to "code-copying," where features from Persian are selectively adopted, showing a deep interaction between the language systems.[Historical Context]:-Seljuk Era: Oghuz migrations into Iran brought them into prolonged contact with Persian culture, establishing Turkic as a language of power but also integrating it with Persian.-Lingua Franca: Turkic varieties, particularly Oghuz, became common and even a lingua franca in parts of Iran, leading to mutual influence.-Cultural Exchange: This relationship was akin to Greek influence on Western civilization; Iranian culture deeply shaped Turkic languages, as noted by historical observers.In essence, Oghuz languages like Azerbaijani, Qashqai, and Turkish have all absorbed significant Iranian elements, making Irano-Turkic a key linguistic area
>>526057130>>526055239Here is 5 min vide of Harvard professor Dr. Richard Nelson Frye(may his soul rest in peace). He talks about:1) how the Islamic Turks are Iranian.2) Islam was started by Iranians.3) Arabs were racist and didn't accept non-Arabs as Muslims.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWH1NKPdHk4 >@2:15"Now, another thing I want to say and that is about the Turks""Kashgarai in his book said 'no hat without head exist, nor Turk without Tajik""Turk and Tajik should be one. Turks have Iranian culture".
Iranian people proven stupid that they ruled by mullah for 50 years.USA is gonna stablize the region and then leave it to Turkey
>>526055239When they culturally enrich Germany I said nothing when they culturally enriched Austria I said nothing when they call culturally enriched Europe I said nothing when their culturally enriching America nobody was there to say anything
>>526056430Israelis are the biggest shit skin welfare Queens on the planet shut the fuck up.
>>526056888We know Israel is shilling for Somaliland, Southern Eritrea and other fake breakout states: why creating new vassals in Iran too is supposed to be a delusion?
>>526057335For China is pure delusion given over 90% of them are pure ethnic Han with no regional identity. Russia could be possibile, on paper
>>526056557The mullahs provided full cooperation with the assassination of Soleimani, because he sought to remove them from power
bump. more read my comments so hey don't fall into these libtard psyops.
>arabistan
America is waking up from its a hundred year of sleep. Trump is just a public face. These are all planned by usa patriots.
>>526055239Small unstable shitholes are ripe for installing terrorists to destabilize neighboring nations, that's why they want East Tirkestan to be a thing so badly
>>526056379Bullshit. Turks will seethe but Israel wants Iran removed as a threat PERMANENTLY - not a strong western aligned country that switched allegiances in 20 years and has nukes. The Shah is the bait, the switch is civil war. There’s no peaceful transition of power. That was never part of the plan.
>>526055239Balkanize israel.
>>526059838Americans wanna unite. It's the Brits that wants to divide and destabilize. And Iran was their tool to terrorize middle east for years. I hope this regime is done now.
>>526055239Israel's plan for Iran is the same as it was for Gaza, and Syria and Europe and North America and South America.
>>526059945these are all hoax. Israel don't wanna be a regional power at all. Just like Russia don't wanna be a global power. There is some inner dynamics in geopolitics that you dumbs cannot understand. So fuck you.
>>526060076Who said regional power? I’m talking about threat elimination. Iran is the last major one for them to sort out.
>>526062926You only see the surface. Underlying dynamic is more complicated.Yall motherfuckers wanna believe that Israel is behind everything. No it's not. British establisment still dominate MENA. And they take the advantage of radical Islam, shia or sunni doesn't matter.
Looking at the inner political actors of Turkey makes me understand the regional and global power dynamics better. This is something you western faggots lack. You live in a fantasy land compared to us.
>>526055239>decades of civil war an millions of refugees Every jew’s wet dream
>>526063369you live as a plurality in an ex imperial country shit’s not that deep yo
>>526056135>nato flag>italianPerché usi una bandierina riservata a Pajeet e Ebrei?L’arabistan è ovviamente un sacrificio della terra Ariana a Moloch. Gli Ebrei non possono farne a meno.
>>526055239Honestly the world needs fewer -stans, not more.
>>526056430Please tell Bibi to stop burning the world down. I meet an cute girl. I don't to live in an Fallout timeline without girlfriend.
