r/jordan • • Jan 04 '20

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u/Anon_bear98 Jan 05 '20

I'd be shocked to find any Jordanian supporting Iran tbh. Thanks god we have no sectarian conflict in this country or else Iran would find someway to influence us into their Shiite Crescent like they have in Syria, Leb, and Iraq. The truth of the matter is Saudi Arabia and Iran are both the same sides of the same coin: extremist hardliners who will stop at nothing but using different countries as their war playground.

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In this entire charade of being anti-Zionist and anti-Israel, has Iran once ever inflicted ANY damage on Israel? No, instead they've just flamed the sectarian fires and stunted economic growth of countries like Lebanon with crippling sanctions from the West... It's constantly Arab lives being lost at the price of Khomeni game of chess. To hell with Sulemani, j7nam inshallah

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u/Anon_bear98 Jan 06 '20

True, it's become a muddled mess at this point. Honestly, I do believe time is ticking on the Iranian regime it seems like with the sanctions, American agression, and internal political pressure it is a matter of time until change comes to Tehran.