A Narrative Fails In And Around A Persian Bookstore

Friends, I have one heckuva book review coming! It’s about a titanic two-volume history work of critical international importance. Learn more about this must-read material and its learned author soon.

In the meanwhile, today, I was going to style this column, “The Self-Immolation Of America.” For reasons. Some of them were recently handled well by Greg Cook at Crisis. Please read that. It was also driven by a reply to a rare comment I left last fall on the Москва и москвичи YouTube channel. For my explanation of how globalist clowns ruined Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and America, I got 850+ “likes” and 52 replies. Most were of the <<Спасибо, брат!>> variety. But one came in lately that kind of stung: <<Эх вы американцы…ПОЗОР вам и вашему правительству!!!!!!!!!!!>> Or, “Oh, you Americans… SHAME on you and your government!!!!!!!!!!!” You know it’s bad when there are more than three exclamation points. There’s really no good come-back for that. I don’t feel personal shame as I’ve spent decades fighting the decline. As for my people, I feel a degree of pity. What Aaron Bushnell and Maxwell Azzarello did literally, the bulk of Americans have done, or allowed figuratively. A mess, writ large. For the government, and what lurks behind it, the feeling is nothing but white-hot hatred. But I understand the general disdain from many in the outside world.

Then somewhere along the way, a couple of ideas converged around Isfahan, Iran, the city that was the inspiration for Duke Ellington’s classic 1967 piece of the same name. A few days ago, Mossad agents inside Iran launched what might be the most feeble retaliatory strike in history, a couple of toy drones deployed against an S-300 battery outside Isfahan. There was no damage, Iran laughed it off, and even Ben “Genocide G” Gvir called it “lame”. (Ouch.) Pepe Escobar, whom I admire immensely, posted a theory about a thwarted EMP attack. While I’m open to the possibility, I just don’t, as of yet, and with the information provided, see it as plausible. I have numerous technical, mathematical, and altitude concerns. However, if it did happen as reported, then it’s the most important story virtually no one is talking about. There’s more, of course, but what does it matter at the moment?

Independently, I’d just read something at IRNA about Isfahan and its Yara Bookhouse. The store’s owner, Mohammad Reza Vaez Shahrestani, is concerned about the undercutting of small bookstores by bigger outlets and societal trends. Luckily, he appears to have a solution. I also looked into him, and he’s very interesting, a PhD philosopher and educator. Kindly entertain the mind with his summary of Iranian poet Forough Farrokhzad’s Existentialist Lifeworld. 

I sincerely doubt Yara was Mossad’s target. However, we know the IGF (Israeli Genocide Force) routinely bombs bookstores as part of its ethnic cleansing operation in Gaza. This all got me thinking in socio-comparative terms. Westerners in general, and Americans in hard particular, are told amazingly stupid and wicked lies about Iran. So I decided to use Yara and greater Isfahan to fight back.

Some very few of you saw a rough outline of the following in an email from me. All others, remember that among the lies, we’re essentially told that Iranians = Muslims = terrorists = bad. And honestly, we, in our dying cesspool nations, are supposed to look down on Persia. “Books?! Y’all no them thar Iranis cain’t reed!”

Lemme show you a few pictures from Yara. Real dumb primitives, these Iranian “terrorists.”

(Google Maps.)

(Google.)

Does your ‘Murican town have such a bookstore? Does it have any bookstores? (Mine does not!)

Amerika, the GAE, is a bright, shining bastion of freedom and democracy. Usury tempered with sodomy, etc. In the GAE, dope n’ wine moms take their little sons to libraries and yankee military bases to be victimized and molested by sodomite freaks in gaudy dresses and whore makeup. You know, the way it should be in our continent-spanning Sodom and Gomorrah? USA! USA! U-ess-eh… But, in unholy, unenlightened, and backward Iran, mothers take their sons to Yara for philosophy classes.

(Mo’ Google.)

She (and I bet she’s pretty) only rated the food a “2” but that’s neither here nor there. Dr. Shahrestani runs this fine program, one that might be worth reading about and maybe even replicating where possible. 

(Not Googly.)

As for Iran in general, the MSM, airhead pundits, and so many political rodents tell us horrific tall tales about Iran. Squeaker of the House, Mikey Johnson (R-hell), says Iran is part of the new “Axis of Evil” along with Russia and China. I remind one and all that, statistically insignificant outlier exceptions aside, there are only two kinds of Republicans. Their two primary archetypes frequently overlap, say, when projecting about an axis of evil. That faux axis appears the opposite of evil, as noted recently by Russia’s Mufti Anar Ramazanov, in an interview with IRNA: “Russian Muslims and Christians are now fighting together against the forces of Satan…” The people fighting for the other side keep telling us lies, such as that Iran is a religiously intolerant country. That, I suppose, is why Yara is virtually surrounded by Churches. Yara’s the little dot on Dr. Shariati St., bottom-right, on the following map.

(Googullz.)

Iran is a majority Shia Islamic society, but all those Churches have been there for centuries providing spiritual homes for a variety of Christians. Isfahan also has several Synagogues for the city’s Jewish community, some parts of which have been present in Persia for twenty-five centuries. I may be mistaken, but one would think if Iran was so intolerant, then these communities might have packed up and left some time ago. One would also wonder why religious minorities have a number of dedicated seats in Tehran’s Islamic Consultative Assembly (aka, Parliament). One might also call into question the honesty of people like Mikey Johnson (R-hell), but let’s keep moving.

The “Metro Station” shown on the map, not far from the dot, must be, as our clown masters would have us believe, some kind of third-world dump, probably a dump where the trains are pulled by camels. In fact, they’d probably insist Iran has no trains, subways, electricity, or any reason for existing outside of making trouble for ‘Murica and the Zionists. But, to make sure, let’s take a look inside, and— Hark! What’s this?!

(Googz.)

For reference, Isfahan is Iran’s third largest city. The GAE’s equivalent is Chicago. Giving our clowns their due, it appears these Persian losers can’t even employ bums to attack people and urinate on the platform as they do in the Windy City. Take that, Iran!

That’s enough for now. I think we’ve been lied to yet again. We can be ashamed, angry, or sad, but the ruinous, dyscivilizational, and dehumanizing process our pet liars keep us living in won’t end until we end it. Start by turning off the lie machines. Maybe throw a book at the liars. Let’s start to get their existential evil out of our lifeworld.

Deo vindice.

UPDATE, 8/5/24: It appears Google Maps goofed on the store location, which is (fittingly) on Ferdowsi Street, north across the river. On the plus side, they added more pictures.