Who gets punished for the Epstein scandal?

[masek@infosec.exchange]

Who gets punished for the Epstein scandal?

Right now: Iran

I will not shed a single tear for the brutal regime or the mass murders in the IRGC.

But if you believe the attack is to help the suppressed populace, than I have a new cryptocurrency to sell to you.

[xs4me2@mastodon.social]

@masek

Wagging the dog, distracting from all his failures up to now…

[atlovato@mastodon.social]

@masek

[justrobfornow@mastodon.social]

@masek
Special Epstein Operation.

[moonlight_crazy@mastodon.social]

@masek
Iran could end up with a worse regime

[masek@infosec.exchange]

@Moonlight_Crazy In the light of the latest mass murders by the regime, any regime change would be welcome.

But I fear the chaos, infighting and civil war. Those are even more brutal murders than the current regime.

[mcwabbit@tenforward.social]

@masek After all the bombing in which the US and Israel will give zero fucks about collateral, there may be a power vacuum in which both countries will take full advantage of. Just like with Ukraine with their minerals deal.

The people will have puppet regime in the end, in which they have to fight against again.

Everything in this attack smells like a opportunistic distraction for all of the evil leaderships involved.

[flip_switch@mstdn.social]

@masek who murdered more people? Iran or the US?

[x41h@infosec.exchange]

@masek The US is completely underestimating Iran. Its not that they cannot bomb their country. The US is really good at dropping bombs on other countries. Its the Iranians operating in the US. Not only that but Qatar, Jordan and other countries that wont be pleased with the US/Israel war against Iran. Lets not forget the huge role Israel is playing in all of this....

[nitrml@tyrol.social]

@Flip_Switch @masek that is ridiculous propaganda. Iran never sabotaged or attempted to change government of any country since WW2? You can't actually believe that silly claim.

[masek@infosec.exchange]

The sarcasm is strong in this video: https://youtu.be/MZ5RyRGPaBA

I recommend to watch at least the first 30s of it.

[dnkboston@apobangpo.space]

@masek I might regret boosting that, because I can see someone actually trying to buy that crypto from you.

[avadoley@mastodon.social]

@masek This is way too heavy for me. I just want to watch cute animal videos and forget about the world.

[clintruin@mastodon.social]

@nitrml @Flip_Switch @masek
..."ridiculous propaganda"....

I see where you're coming from. Obviously Iran has been active throughout the ME. This said, in regards to actual deaths and full blown war, not to mention attempted "regime changes", Iran TRULY cannot hold a candle to the United States...it isn't even a contest...not even close.
So...ridiculous? No. A bit of an exaggeration...? Perhaps.
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https://youtu.be/ZSCXwHEG0_w?si=Lx2IRQEC099pCmBJ

[nitrml@tyrol.social]

@Mogleg

Sabotaging:
2019 Abqaiq–Khurais attack in Saudi Arabia: Large-scale drone and cruise-missile strikes severely damaged key oil-processing facilities, temporarily knocking out about 5% of global oil supply; the Houthis in Yemen claimed responsibility, but intelligence community generally points at Iran.

Support for militant cells and weapons pipelines in Bahrain; Bahraini authorities in 2015 uncovered a large bomb-making facility whose operators were linked to the IRGC

Coups:
Azerbaijan 2023–2024 coup and assassination plot: Azerbaijani authorities announced that they had uncovered an Iranian-linked network plotting assassinations of senior officials as part of a wider effort to destabilize the government;

The Bahraini government has repeatedly accused Iran of supporting underground militant groups, training operatives, and smuggling weapons with the goal of undermining the Sunni monarchy and empowering aligned Shia groups.

Iran intervened decisively to preserve Bashar al-Assad’s regime, deploying IRGC officers and organizing foreign militias (Hezbollah, Iraqi and Afghan units) to fight Syrian rebels

Iran’s Quds Force has created and sponsored militias and political movements in Iraq, Lebanon, Yemen, and elsewhere; while some of these movements are now part of formal political systems, they also serve as levers for Tehran to influence cabinet formation, block unwanted policies, and at times pressure or weaken central governments.

Bombing attacks:
Iran generally doesnt bomb countries. But they do bomb or otherwise assassinate individuals. For example in February 2012 bombings against Israeli diplomats in India, Georgia, Thailand. Or numerous assassination operations and attempts targeting dissidents and perceived enemies abroad (Europe, Middle East, Asia, Americas).

@Flip_Switch @masek

[bhasic@mastodon.social]

@masek https://www.france24.com/en/asia-pacific/20260228-us-israeli-strike-on-iranian-school-kills-more-than-50-students-state-media-says

[freediverx@mastodon.social]

@masek
America is a far greater menace to the world than Iran.

[ox1de@cyberplace.social]

@masek us and everyone else

[jeffreysmith@mastdn.social]

@masek

Well put!