@ChrisMayLA6 Iranians have a long historical memory. The deposing of Mossadegh is still remembered.

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Welcomed by a population wanting retribution I imagine.

If the US and Israel go into Iran then they'll be there a long time, which might be why both countries are trying to dupe the Kurds to do it for them (again).

@ChrisMayLA6 strong reactions both inside Iran and internationally. So you’re right — assuming the population will universally welcome an invasion ignores a long and complex history between the two countries, and rushing in could make things far

@ChrisMayLA6 “That’s a really good point — there are people pushing the idea that Iranians might welcome US troops, but the reality is much more complicated. Right now US leaders haven’t actually committed to a full ground invasion, and even the idea of ‘boots on the ground’ is being debated at the highest levels rather than being a done deal. The Iranian government has been very clear that they would resist any foreign military presence on their soil, and there have already been protests and ..

@ChrisMayLA6 "the population [of Iran] may not universally welcome a US invasion.

Given that the US President and Secretary for War idea so far of liberating Iran is to bomb it's schools, hospitals and desalination plants I can't imagine any Iranian welcoming his troops, even if they were also completely opposed to the Khamenei government and its actions.

@ChrisMayLA6 Let’s face it.
Mango Mussolini’s “advisors” are hateful morons. They’re disconnected from reality.
Horrible “pipple”

@ChrisMayLA6 If American lives are lost, Tangerine Tyrant will become even less popular. He’s so unpopular now that it’s pretty much a given he’s going to fiddle mid terms in his favour. Sounds as if he’s started the fiddling too. Poor America.

@ChrisMayLA6 Couple of typos - in first and third paragraphs 🙂