1 hour ago, josephbloggs said:

(I tidied up the grammar to make it more readable). But no doubt you are too blinkered to ever see that.

 

well done I command you on your literary skills, There are indeed some common characteristics shared by the tiny minority of obsessed  haters and his 70 million  supporters not all of which , it may surprise you, are maga members. Its unavoidable ,that there would be some common DNA , I would Imagine   

 

I am not so blinkered to notice that in your poor  attempt at a smarmy  response you chose to omit the first few paragraphs. but not surprised either ,I'm sure it made you "uncomfortable" there having been no assassination attempts by MAGA on the previous President  as far as I know, and also a distinct lack of suicide threats on here too by any member of the same MAGA  crowd you like to insult 

There have also been very very few if indeed any attempts by non Trump haters to attempt to mention his name in non related threads if there has then show me

So a rather poor response from you in my not so humble opinion, please try harder next time

4 hours ago, CallumWK said:

 

If he was my own president, I would hang myself

In that case, pretend he is. Would mean one less nutter.

22 hours ago, CharlieH said:

https://cdn.images.express.co.uk/img/dynamic/78/590x/secondary/6347334.jpg?r=1754596542450

 

In a series of staggering allegations, Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has reportedly sanctioned an assassination order against US President Donald Trump.

 

These explosive claims come from Iranian dissidents who have access to leaked internal documents. The revelations emerged during a high-profile press conference held by the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) in Washington, DC, sparking fears of escalating tensions on the global stage.

A chilling video allegedly appeared on Khamenei's official website, showing a remotely controlled gun targeting Trump. NCRI Deputy Director Alireza Jafarzadeh demanded the immediate shutdown of Iran’s Embassy in London, branding it a significant hub for terror-related activities.

 

Jafarzadeh was adamant that no terrorist act in Iran or outside its borders occurs without the express approval of the Ayatollah. He highlighted an incident in July where senior cleric Ahmad Khatami called for Trump's execution during Friday prayers. According to Jafarzadeh, such statements are not spontaneous. Instead, they are carefully orchestrated and reflect the policies of the Supreme Leader's office.

 

Alarmingly, last week witnessed the reiteration of this assassination call by 2,000 Iranian clerics. They claim that Khamenei's website features threatening content aimed at Trump, further fuelling these heightened tensions.

 

Jafarzadeh warned of the dangerous operations allegedly run from Iranian embassies throughout Europe. “They function as essential components of Iran's terror network,” he declared. “To execute terrorism, these embassies provide valuable intelligence and cover.”

 

He illustrated how the Foreign Intelligence Organisation of Iran's Ministry of Intelligence allegedly operates within these embassies, supplying information and support for terrorist activities. This network is said to be connected with the IRGC’s Quds Force, guided by Qassem Soleimani Headquarters.

The NCRI acts as both an opposition group advocating for democratic reform in Iran and as an international body aiming to dismantle the Islamic theocracy in Tehran. They called for Western nations, including the UK, US, and EU, to end negotiations with Iranian officials, labelling them as "terror masters" rather than diplomats.

 

During the conference, the NCRI unveiled confidential documents that outline Tehran's detailed terrorist infrastructure. This exposé further solidifies previous disclosures of Iran's covert nuclear weapons ambitions. The NCRI insists that Ayatollah Khamenei, the highest religious authority in Iran, has been the ultimate architect of these operations since the clerical regime's foundation post-1979 revolution.

 

The implications of these revelations are profound. Should they prove true, they demand decisive international action to address potential threats and curb Iran's alleged terror activities. The allegations highlight the crucial need for heightened vigilance and a reevaluation of diplomatic engagements with Iran.

 

 

 

  Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Express 2025-08-11

 

 

 

Dissidents have high trustworthiness as we have learned from earlier conflicts. No doubt they thinking about it, but that’s it. 

 

Even they know the ragnarok it would become if they attacked the president and USA claimed war on Iran and dragged Nato in not different from Afghanistan war and Iraq

22 hours ago, HappyExpat57 said:

How is this different from US putting a $50 million bounty on another world leader?

 

Just a guess here, but I don't think a fatwa has a dead or alive option.

The Ayatollah wont be around to see it happen, the Israeli's are just waiting for him to stick his head up over the parapet, 

8 minutes ago, NanLaew said:

 

Just a guess here, but I don't think a fatwa has a dead or alive option.

True, but remember nobody took out Rushdie for many years and he is an easier mark. Then again, he can read.

IRAN’S AYATOLLAH TARGETS TRUMP FOR ASSASSINATION!
 

Bit careless that this got leaked as there’s every chance Trump will get in first.