Category Archives: Social

This is Paidari’s plan: The war will be expanded to Iran and the West will inevitably be involved so they cannot question the causes of the war they have been a part of from early on (similar to Vietnam’s war … Continue reading →

All Russian officials are now aware that Putin is a member of Piadari and is trying to destroy Russia. Where is China these days? Is China a country on earth? Some people might think while someone does nothing, people around … Continue reading →

It was unknown to me why Sinwar was eliminated. Those who want chaos in the region should welcome continuing military confrontation. The thing is Sinwar as a symbol and a hero can be used more effectively to provoke anger and … Continue reading →

My views about Hamas and Hezbollah were very plain in the things I wrote. The death of Sinwar should be the end of an era and the start of a new approach that provides long-term peace in the region and … Continue reading →

It was in the news this morning that a Hamas official said that the 7th October attack (and therefore murder of more than 42,000 people and destruction of Gaza) was necessary. When some decades ago Israel hardliners were writing the … Continue reading →

Those who disrupt a system are at war with the creators of that system. Those who disrupt nature are at war with its creator (for unbelievers this is an obvious expression: those who disrupt nature are at war with nature). … Continue reading →

Those who seek a huge war, consider this situation an opportunity. It’s no surprise that Iran’s regime thinks me being in Iran is a card they will benefit from. That won’t happen. I will do what I’ve been doing and … Continue reading →

There is a difference between those who endanger themselves to protect the community, and those who endanger everyone to protect themselves. Evolution favours strategies that protect the community.

Netanyahu published a video about Iran. To decode that, multiply that by a negative. When he says he cares about Iranians, it means he doesn’t give a damn. When he says he wants prosperity, it means he doesn’t want prosperity, … Continue reading →

It seems Paidari’s plan is to ignite a workers’ lead revolution. They think they can hijack the leadership of such a revolution with populistic ideas. People’s tolerance of pain is limited. People facing less pain can tolerate it more compared … Continue reading →