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🚨🇮🇷🇮🇶 IRAN CALLS IN 5,000 IRAQI MILITIA FIGHTERS TO DEAL WITH PROTESTERS

Iran just outsourced crowd control.

About 5,000 Iraqi militia fighters reportedly crossed in to help crush protests in Tehran and other cities. Not random guys either. Organized groups like Kataib Hezbollah. Direct pipeline.

That’s sheer panic when a government has to import foreign fighters to deal with its own people.

Wild part is how little noise this is getting. This is a regime telling you, pretty clearly, it doesn’t trust its own security forces to finish the job.

Source: @sentdefender

An Iraqi security source tells CNN that over the last few weeks nearly 5,000 fighters from Iranian-backed paramilitary groups in Iraq entered Iran via two separate border crossings in Southern Iraq: the Shaib Border Crossing in the Maysan Province and the Zurbatiya Border Crossing in Wasit Province, in order to assist with the ongoing crackdown against anti-government protests in Tehran and other parts of Iran.

A European military source also confirmed that 800 Shiite militia fighters had crossed from the Iraqi Provinces of Diyala, Maysan and Basra, to help with the Iranian crackdown, with the fighters belonging to armed groups loyal to Tehran - like Kataib Hezbollah, Harakat Hezbollah al-Nujaba, Kataib Sayyid al-Shuhada and the Badr Organization, organized under the umbrella organization known as the Iraqi Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF).

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An Iraqi security source tells CNN that over the last few weeks nearly 5,000 fighters from Iranian-backed paramilitary groups in Iraq entered Iran via two separate border crossings in Southern Iraq: the Shaib Border Crossing in the Maysan Province and the Zurbatiya Border Crossing in Wasit Province, in order to assist with the ongoing crackdown against anti-government protests in Tehran and other parts of Iran.

A European military source also confirmed that 800 Shiite militia fighters had crossed from the Iraqi Provinces of Diyala, Maysan and Basra, to help with the Iranian crackdown, with the fighters belonging to armed groups loyal to Tehran - like Kataib Hezbollah, Harakat Hezbollah al-Nujaba, Kataib Sayyid al-Shuhada and the Badr Organization, organized under the umbrella organization known as the Iraqi Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF).

RT DogeDesigner
My friend was hiking uphill in New Zealand with no network coverage and still was able to send his mom a text using SpaceX satellite connectivity.

Imagine how many lives this can save.

Starlink is saving lives. ❤️

🇺🇸 "TRUMP DID IN 1 YEAR WHAT OTHER PRESIDENTS DO IN 2 TERMS"

Patrick Bet-David, entrepreneur and journalist, shares his take on Trump's first year in office, the challenges of leadership, and the crazy workload behind such a historic period.

"The regime has done 1 thing very well, and that's destroyed any form of opposition.

Trump's first year was unlike anything we've seen. No administration will ever be like this again. The amount of projects managed in 1 year is unmatched.

These guys are doing more in 1 year than 4 presidents did in 2 terms. You can't imagine the pressure, juggling tariffs, Greenland, the Middle East, China, and more.

You'll never see this level of work in an administration again. The constant media work, the criticism, and still pushing forward with impossible projects."

@PatrickBetDavid

🇮🇷 WHY KILLING KHAMENEI NOW WOULD BE A MISTAKE

Patrick Bet-David, entrepreneur and journalist, shares his views on the situation in Iran and why removing Khamenei might not be the answer:

“If you’re going to take out a leader, don’t go for an 86-year-old man who’s about to die.

If you’re going to do it, take out someone younger with a long future ahead.

Why take out Khamenei now?

He’s had a 40-year run.

Who cares if he’s got three more years?

If you’re going to do it, take out someone with a 60-year run ahead of them. Look at history.

The Soviets took out their biggest threat when he was 31, because they knew he would keep getting smarter and more dangerous.

Why waste time taking out someone like Khamenei?

He’s not the real threat anymore.

Focus on the young leaders with long-term power.”

@patrickbetdavid

Outrage in Germany after 2 brutal and random attacks carried out in the past week by migrants.

Hamburg, January 8th:

A 20-year-old Iraqi asylum seeker randomly assaulted two men aged 54 and 58 with a knife in a severe, unprovoked attack, inflicting multiple life-threatening stab wounds.

Ulm, January 13th:

A 29-year-old Eritrean asylum seeker and repeat offender recently released from prison randomly stabbed 2 employees at an electronics store in a shopping mall. A recently hired 22-year-old suffered life-threatening injuries.

The public is also outraged by information coming from a new trial which started on January 14th.

Last summer, a 37-year-old Tunisian migrant with an extensive criminal record including rape, assault and knife attacks (never deported) suddenly attacked an entire family on a playground out of nowhere: brutally beating the parents, ripping their 2-year-old son from his mother’s arms, and overturning the stroller with their 7-week-old daughter inside.

The son suffered a concussion while the daughter had a large hematoma around the temple.

The court called the attacker an “unpredictable danger to the public.”

How much longer Germany? You don’t have to live like this…

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Outrage in Germany after 2 brutal and random attacks carried out in the past week by migrants.

Hamburg, January 8th:

A 20-year-old Iraqi asylum seeker randomly assaulted two men aged 54 and 58 with a knife in a severe, unprovoked attack, inflicting multiple life-threatening stab wounds.

Ulm, January 13th:

A 29-year-old Eritrean asylum seeker and repeat offender recently released from prison randomly stabbed 2 employees at an electronics store in a shopping mall. A recently hired 22-year-old suffered life-threatening injuries.

The public is also outraged by information coming from a new trial which started on January 14th.

Last summer, a 37-year-old Tunisian migrant with an extensive criminal record including rape, assault and knife attacks (never deported) suddenly attacked an entire family on a playground out of nowhere: brutally beating the parents, ripping their 2-year-old son from his mother’s arms, and overturning the stroller with their 7-week-old daughter inside.

The son suffered a concussion while the daughter had a large hematoma around the temple.

The court called the attacker an “unpredictable danger to the public.”

How much longer Germany? You don’t have to live like this…

🇮🇷 WHY KILLING KHAMENEI NOW WOULD BE A MISTAKE

Patrick Bet-David, entrepreneur and journalist, shares his views on the situation in Iran and why removing Khamenei might not be the answer:

“If you’re going to take out a leader, don’t go for an 86-year-old man who’s about to die.

If you’re going to do it, take out someone younger with a long future ahead.

Why take out Khamenei now?

He’s had a 40-year run.

Who cares if he’s got three more years?

If you’re going to do it, take out someone with a 60-year run ahead of them. Look at history.

The Soviets took out their biggest threat when he was 31, because they knew he would keep getting smarter and more dangerous.

Why waste time taking out someone like Khamenei?

He’s not the real threat anymore.

Focus on the young leaders with long-term power.”

@patrickbetdavid

🇮🇷 REZA PAHLAVI: I ACCEPT THE RESPONSIBILITY OF GOVERNING IRAN

“I have offered my services in that capacity, and I believe the trust that people have given to me behooves me to respond to that call and say I accept that responsibility.

I’m not working alone.

I’m bringing in people who are like minded around three principles.

Iran’s territorial integrity.”

Source: @Visegrad24

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 BOTH THE U.S. AND IRAN ARE WALKING A TIGHTROPE RIGHT NOW

When Trump told reporters the "killing had stopped," intelligence hadn't verified it.

Meanwhile, Iran is reportedly preparing options to hit American bases in Iraq and Syria if Trump strikes.

The administration's dilemma: limited strike options may not shift momentum to the opposition, but bigger operations risk a wider war.

Iran is walking its own tightrope, trying to crush protesters without giving the U.S. a reason to intervene.

They know they're one massacre away from Tomahawks.

Source: CNN

Recent U.S. intelligence reports indicate Iran is preparing options to target American bases in the Middle East, including those in Iraq and Syria, if President Trump orders military strikes, according to a U.S. official and another source familiar with the matter who spoke to CNN.

When President Donald J. Trump told reporters yesterday at the White House that the “killing had stopped” in Iran, appearing to step away from potential military action, U.S. intelligence had not yet indicated that the killing of protestors had definitively been halted in Iran, sources tell CNN.

🇮🇷 "WE COULD SEE A CIVIL WAR IN IRAN"

Patrick Bet-David, entrepreneur and journalist, speaks about the challenges Iran faces and why more options are needed for change.

"I worry that we could see a civil war in Iran, like we saw in Libya, Iraq, and Syria. It could happen even without us intervening.

Iran needs more options. Right now, there's not enough competition. All the attention is going to Reza Pahlavi, but we need to think beyond that.

We can't just curse out Reza Pahlavi. We need to give reasons why someone else might be a better option. That's healthy competition.

Iran is in a tough spot. There's not enough leadership alternatives right now, and that's why Pahlavi keeps getting the spotlight."

@PatrickBetDavid

Fox News reports that the U.S. is now sending military assets to the Middle East as “tensions with Iran continue to build”

Back from Iran, Pakistani students say they heard gunshots while confined to campus http://reut.rs/45eQqRq http://reut.rs/45eQqRq

This protester was letting federal agents have it.

Check the post below to see how it went for him.

Here’s a hint: not good.

🚨🇺🇸 BREAKING: OFFICIALS FLEE BESIEGED MINNEAPOLIS FEDERAL BUILDING

Protesters kicking vehicles and hurling projectiles as federal staff evacuate.

Even Mayor Frey admits this isn't sustainable.

https://x.com/BorderHawkNews/status/2012009521229561881/video/1

RT Grace Chong, MBI
POSO: You’ve got a senator flying to Israel to help Netanyahu craft Iran policy. That’s the problem.

They stay in Washington so long, they forget who they actually work for. Their constituents. The American people.

🇮🇷 WHY KILLING KHOMEINI NOW WOULD BE A MISTAKE

Patrick Bet-David, entrepreneur and journalist, shares his views on the situation in Iran and why removing Khomeini might not be the answer:

"If you're going to take out a leader, don't go for an 86-year-old man about to die. If you're going to do it, take out someone younger with a long future ahead.

Why take out Khomeini now? He's had a 40-year run. Who cares if he's got 3 more years? If you're going to do it, take out someone with a 60-year run ahead of them.

Look at history. The Soviets took out their biggest threat when he was 31, because they knew he would keep getting smarter and more dangerous.

Why waste time taking out someone like Khomeini? He's not the real threat anymore. Focus on the young leaders with long-term power."

@PatrickBetDavid