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بحران دائمی، ابزار سرکوب مردم
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"This is a sensitive moment — stay silent!" Sound familiar after 47 years? The Islamic Republic didn't invent its permanent-crisis doctrine abroad. It learned it at home, by suppressing Iranians. For nearly five decades it has kept the country in a state of war and emergency, silencing every protest with the excuse of "sensitive circumstances" — and it worked. Now that same playbook has become foreign policy: the Strait of Hormuz, Bab al-Mandab, the 12-day war, the 39-day war. The logic is simple and dangerous: "If we live in permanent emergency, we can never be caught off guard." The regime's fear of surprise is paid for by ordinary people — with forced silence inside, and war outside. Crisis is not an accident. It is a survival strategy. Share this with anyone who still thinks these crises are simply imposed from outside. What's your take? منبع / Source: https://youtu.be/_Oryx4e8W2Q?t=810
