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It is obvious Iran is not a push over. At least isreal has been matched boot to boot , bombers to bombers and the destruction still continue on both sides while isreal is facing more damages in her infrastructure ( particularly power grid) Iran too has also lost significant number of her military head too.

Isreal for the first time faces significant lost .

Now to the topic...

Killing and or overthrowing foreign governments is a white supremacist tradition by the US and Europe.

In Ghana, Kwame Nkrumah was overthrown with CIA involvement in 1966

Burkina Faso - Thomas Sankara, overthrown in 1987 by Blaise Campaori, with French involvement

Central Africa
Congo's Patrice Lumumba (1960) Assassination involved Western powers and mining interests.

Middle East and North Africa
- Libya’s Muammar Gaddafi (2011) overthrown with the assistance of NATO forces
- Iran's Mohammad Mosaddegh (1953) Overthrown in a CIA-backed coup, Operation Ajax, due to concerns over nationalization of oil industry and growing ties with the Soviet Union.

- Libya's King Idris (1969) Overthrown by Muammar Gaddafi and the Free Officers Movement, with alleged CIA involvement.
- Iraq's Saddam Hussein (2003) Overthrown by US-led coalition forces during the Iraq War, and later executed.
- Egypt's King Farouk (1952) CIA had contacts with the Free Officers who overthrew the monarchy, but extent of involvement is disputed.
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Latin America
- Guatemala's Jacobo Árbenz (1954) Overthrown in a CIA-backed coup, Operation PBSuccess, due to land reform policies affecting United Fruit Company interests.
- Brazil's João Goulart (1964) Overthrown in a military coup with US support, amid fears of socialist leanings.

Asia
- Cambodia's Norodom Sihanouk (1970) Overthrown by General Lon Nol, with US involvement.
- Indonesia's Sukarno (1967) US-backed military coup led by Suharto, following a failed alleged communist coup attempt.

South America
- Chile's Salvador Allende (1973) Overthrown in a CIA-backed military coup.
- Syria's Shukri al-Quwatli (1949) Overthrown in a coup with CIA connections, leading to approval of US oil pipeline construction

As long as u aren't ready to serve the western folks, start counting ur days in that throne but only those who ar reasonable know this.

Iran should have gone ahead to develop its nuclear bomb. The uS and its satellites would have been at its mercy by now.

It's the nuclear bomb deterrence that has saved north Korea from western aggression.

They can't mess with countries like Pakistan. They can only lobby and offer assistance. Pakistan is as Islamically hardlined as Iran, but its nuclear weapon capability is a deterrent.

Yet none of Israelis generals or scientists are down

vaxx:
It is obvious Iran is not a push over. At least isreal has been matched boot to boot , bombers to bombers and the destruction still continue on both sides while isreal is facing more damages in her infrastructure ( particularly power grid) Iran too has also lost significant number of her military head too.

Isreal for the first time faces significant lost .

Now to the topic...


Killing and or overthrowing foreign governments is a white supremacist tradition by the US and Europe.

In Ghana, Kwame Nkrumah was overthrown with CIA involvement in 1966

Burkina Faso - Thomas Sankara, overthrown in 1987 by Blaise Campaori, with French involvement

Central Africa
Congo's Patrice Lumumba (1960) Assassination involved Western powers and mining interests.

Middle East and North Africa
- Libya’s Muammar Gaddafi (2011) overthrown with the assistance of NATO forces
- Iran's Mohammad Mosaddegh (1953) Overthrown in a CIA-backed coup, Operation Ajax, due to concerns over nationalization of oil industry and growing ties with the Soviet Union.

- Libya's King Idris (1969) Overthrown by Muammar Gaddafi and the Free Officers Movement, with alleged CIA involvement.
- Iraq's Saddam Hussein (2003) Overthrown by US-led coalition forces during the Iraq War, and later executed.
- Egypt's King Farouk (1952) CIA had contacts with the Free Officers who overthrew the monarchy, but extent of involvement is disputed.
-

Latin America
- Guatemala's Jacobo Árbenz (1954) Overthrown in a CIA-backed coup, Operation PBSuccess, due to land reform policies affecting United Fruit Company interests.
- Brazil's João Goulart (1964) Overthrown in a military coup with US support, amid fears of socialist leanings.

Asia
- Cambodia's Norodom Sihanouk (1970) Overthrown by General Lon Nol, with US involvement.
- Indonesia's Sukarno (1967) US-backed military coup led by Suharto, following a failed alleged communist coup attempt.

South America
- Chile's Salvador Allende (1973) Overthrown in a CIA-backed military coup.
- Syria's Shukri al-Quwatli (1949) Overthrown in a coup with CIA connections, leading to approval of US oil pipeline construction

You forgot to mention the most recent (2025) coup in Syria by Ahemd Al-Jolani who is a Terrorist link to isis and alqaeda funded and sponsored by CIA for a regime change in Syria following the ousting of Bashir Al-Asaad

Since World War II, no nation has dared launch an official attack on the United States or its interests — except IRAN!

The first time was in 2020 — and the second, according to media reports, is just hours away! That would make it the second official Iranian attack on the United States!



iran will rather die than to succumb to USA humiliation