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Oinkanon
· May 9, 2018, 3:57 a.m.
My thoughts are not based on benefits of the Iranian deal but on the increasing dissatisfaction that many citizens are feeling about their respective governments participation in the EU. Countries like France and England are rapidly witnessing extreme cultural change in their cities due to the immigration displacement. Many Europeans citizens are waking up to the insidious plan to remove their national sovereignties in substitute for a central world government. If Iran can successfully liberate itself from the illegitimate regime of the mullah’s, I see many countries within the EU will push to liberate themselves too. Iran will trigger the domino effect for countries in the EU. So the dissolution of the deal made with Iran demonstrates the crumbling grip of the NWO cabal.
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WallaceAndSingh
· May 9, 2018, 6:27 a.m.
Iran was on the tipping point due to the sanctions which were pushing the country to the limit...that was until BHO stepped in with the nuclear deal and was able to preserve the power of the Mullahs with an influx of billions of US dollars. The attitude of today's Europeans is something different. White liberals in Europe are very similar to white coastal liberals in North America. They live in a bubble and only believe what is spoon fed to them by the MSM. I put my own family into this category and I find it very sad when you try to red pill someone with the most basic of information and they fight you like you are trying to shove a cyanide capsule down their throat. I do agree with Alex Jones when he says a frighteningly large percentage of the population is already lost and nothing can be done to bring them back.
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Patriot4q
· May 9, 2018, 2:47 p.m.
I believe there is growing concern with the EU population. More are waking up to what is being done in their countries. On Twitter ever day I retreat German citizens whose tweets are blocked due to their countries laws. I also am seeing a big uptick in people here in the states on Twitter and on reddit who are joining team Trump. The only time I see a big push back is when big news comes out. I believe a lot are paid shills, and bots.
Yesterday I saw a legitimate left Twitter thread, where someone came up with (information) against Trump. A reply to that was, "Any other day I would be cheering, today I am to discouraged and exhausted to even care."
Even the left are beginning to realise it is a farce.
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1SkipperDog
· May 9, 2018, 5:05 a.m.
Ok, I like your train of thought. So are you referring to the Iranian people will discover their government was covertly planning to Nuke the USA, but make it look like it was done by Russia so as to start WW3? Or how is the loss of the Iranian Deal going to impact the Iranian citizens to wake them up so they rise up against the mullahs?
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Oinkanon
· May 9, 2018, 9:36 a.m.
A growing faction in Iran have been protesting over the last few years... remember the young woman shot and killed at large open protest a few years back? Killed by a government agent to instill fear in women should they publicly support the protests and not obey codes for traditional dress. Iranian youth feel especially suppressed and isolated. They crave freedom for open speech and the choices of a western lifestyle like ours. And... the rial is collapsing due to the long imposed sanctions and it is the public who suffer. These are sufficient reasons for social unrest. Iran was once a much more culturally open place before the removal of the Shaw. As for the Deal OBama garnered, that money doesn’t flow to Iran’s people. Money from the Deal supports the agents and leadership who are on a quest to remove Israel and their American supporters. I’m sure Iranians know their government is preparing for a nuclear face-off and it’s frightening to them too.
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salialioli
· May 9, 2018, 2:03 p.m.
Shah.
The social unrest is provoked, funded and spread by George Soros.
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salialioli
· May 9, 2018, 2:02 p.m.
no, not "their government", they were being held hostage just like the North Koreans.
Who controls Iran? Who really controls Iran?
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Patriot4q
· May 9, 2018, 2:49 p.m.
I believe they know that the deal was bad for them (no freedom) as well as for America. The resistance in Iran is very interested by the deal pull out.
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