Islamic Republic top dogs demonstrate how much they love death.
The sudden and unexpected death of Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) has sent Iran’s Islamic regime into a fever spasm of bloodlust.
Ynet News reported Sunday that “Iranian state media and supporters of the regime celebrated Sunday the sudden death of U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham, a close ally of President Donald Trump, one of Israel’s strongest supporters in Congress and a sworn enemy of the Islamic Republic.”
One of those celebrations took place on “Iranian state television,” where “a presenter reported Graham’s death with a broad smile and a visibly satisfied expression. Another host said on air: ‘This news is so sweet that I’m reading it twice.’”
Also, “pro-regime users shared an updated graphic showing several people allegedly marked for revenge over the February attack on Iran. Graham’s face was the only one crossed out with a red X, suggesting that his removal had been completed. The image carried the words: ‘We will continue to update.’”
The Islamic Republic made no claim that it was actually responsible for killing Graham, but as it considered him an enemy of their regime, and therefore of Allah himself, it celebrated his death as Allah’s judgment. And it was sure that Allah would be obliging in making sure that others faced the same fate.
Open Source Intel reported Sunday that the “Islamic regime newspaper Hamshahri front cover for tomorrow shows President Trump holding a portrait of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, alongside Israeli PM Netanyahu, U.S. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen. Dan Caine, U.S. war Secretary Hegseth, Israeli DM Israel Katz, and IDF Chief Zamir. It reads also in English and Hebrew: ‘Get ready for sudden death.’”
The Iranians are willing to pay for that outcome. The dissident site Iran International reported on June 26 that “a member of Iran’s Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution called for a multimillion-dollar bounty to kill Donald Trump and urged Tehran-aligned groups in the United States to prepare attacks against American officials.”
The Iranian top dog in question, Hassan Rahimpour Azghadi, said: “When Trump proudly says I assassinated the leader of the Islamic Republic, we must also say we will assassinate you. Trump says every few weeks that I killed Qassem Soleimani. We can also say we will assassinate you, and we can do it.” He added that the Islamic Republic should announce “a reward of several million dollars” for the murder of Trump, as well as “prepare our supporters in America” to carry out killings of American officials who oppose Tehran’s bloodthirsty regime.
The Iranian Islamic regime will continue to breathe threats and murder against Trump, members of his administration, and some patriotic commentators, for as long as it continues to exist. It will never negotiate away its imperative to bring death to America and Israel. In pursuing the destruction of both, it believes it is acting upon non-negotiable divine imperatives. No one in Washington understands that or cares about its implications, and yet it is the key to the entire conflict.
The Iranian regime is also engaging in massive projection. It has an imperative from the Qur’an to “strike terror in the enemies of Allah” (8:60), and it is pretending that it has already done so. This may bring regime top dogs and their remaining supporters some satisfaction, but it doesn’t necessarily correspond to any reality. Trump hardly seems terrorized at the prospect of assassination, quipping “I hope you’ll miss me” when discussing Iran’s burning desire to snuff him out.
The frightened, weeping Trump on the cover of Hamshahri tells us more about Iran’s current leaders than it does about the president. They want not only to defeat and destroy the United States and Israel, but to humiliate them both, in line with the Qur’an’s command to fight the people of the book until they “feel themselves subdued.” (9:29) They think that in defeating their enemies and causing them to suffer, they are doing the will of Allah, who unaccountably created billions of infidels even though he has nothing but hatred and contempt for them.
The humiliation of the infidels proves the truth of Islam’s foremost assertion: “Allahu akbar,” Allah is greater. Allah is greater than your god, because your god couldn’t protect you against attacks from Muslims. The deaths of Trump, Netanyahu, and the others on Iran’s hitlist will, in the minds of regime leaders, prove that Islam is true and that their system is correct. That’s why they’re so eager to play bloodthirsty wish-fulfillment games and indulge their fantasies about how Trump is living in fear of their strike. The death of Trump will prove that they’ve been right all along.
Maria V says
Please keep President Trump in your prayers. I pray daily for him, his family and his Administration.
I believe our prayers are keeping him alive .
Wellington says
The current regime in Iran is the only regime in the world which is so nuts that it would be ready to see the death of its own country if only it could terminate others like America and Israel. And this is why, a no-brainer here, this is the worst nation on Earth and why any people who would allow such a regime to exist, and for almost half a century now, are the ultimate loser people in the world.
Yes, what a bunch of losers the Persian people are. None worse. Not even the Arabs, the Chinese, the Russians, a now pathetic UK, an equally pathetic France, Spain, Ireland and Germany, a bevy of Latin Americans, a whole host of sub-Saharan Africans, et al. Yes, not even one that is worse.
There is something terribly wrong with the Persians. Uniquely wrong. The rot here is very, very deep.
Walter Sieruk says
OK,since those tyrants in power in regime of Iran have what has then termed above as a “Bloodlust” for inflecting deadly vioence, then let the have a taste of their own :medence” So let them have it beso with them.
For the use of the strong power of the might of the US Air Force is the right way that the belligerent dangerous and menacing Islamic regime of Iran of which those hostile despots of that tyranny needs to be and should be dealt with. Likewise, Thomas Jefferson , had , so rightly and wisely , written “With every barbarous people…force is law.”