And we thought Michelle Bachman was f'n nuts
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@THE_DEVIL: "Also, we believe men can be women and children can be born in wrong bodiez!"
Normal person: "Whoa. You both sound insane."
Normal person: "Whoa. You both sound insane."
Cool, a shapeless politician claiming to be doing the bidding of an ancient and all powerful diety.
Nothing f@cking weird about that at all.
Nothing f@cking weird about that at all.
Also, Iran...
Iran’s leadership and the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) are deeply influenced by Twelver Shia eschatology, centering on the belief in the return of the Twelfth Imam, also known as the Mahdi. This messianic figure is expected to reappear after a period of global chaos and injustice to establish a worldwide Islamic government of justice.
Many within the Iranian regime believe that creating conditions of conflict and defeating enemies, particularly Israel and the United States, is necessary to hasten the Mahdi’s return. The IRGC views itself as the "army-in-waiting" for the Imam, interpreting geopolitical struggles as part of a divine apocalyptic script where the "Great Satan" (the US) and "Little Satan" (Israel) must be overcome before the end times.
While official stances vary, this theology significantly shapes Iran’s foreign policy and strategic culture. Hardline factions often frame military aggression and resistance against Western influence as religious obligations to prepare the world for the Imam’s reappearance, viewing the current era as a precursor to the final battle between good and evil.
Iran’s leadership and the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) are deeply influenced by Twelver Shia eschatology, centering on the belief in the return of the Twelfth Imam, also known as the Mahdi. This messianic figure is expected to reappear after a period of global chaos and injustice to establish a worldwide Islamic government of justice.
Many within the Iranian regime believe that creating conditions of conflict and defeating enemies, particularly Israel and the United States, is necessary to hasten the Mahdi’s return. The IRGC views itself as the "army-in-waiting" for the Imam, interpreting geopolitical struggles as part of a divine apocalyptic script where the "Great Satan" (the US) and "Little Satan" (Israel) must be overcome before the end times.
While official stances vary, this theology significantly shapes Iran’s foreign policy and strategic culture. Hardline factions often frame military aggression and resistance against Western influence as religious obligations to prepare the world for the Imam’s reappearance, viewing the current era as a precursor to the final battle between good and evil.
Vance, at some point, will need to distance himself from Trump if he has aspirations for 2028.
I'm here to watch the circus.
I'm here to watch the circus.
MAGAts, these are the idiots you voted into power.
Irreligious politician attempts to pretend he is devoutly religious in order to play to his audience. Nothing new under the sun.
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