Iran supreme leader, Khamenei claps for ISIS role in Iraq

ISIS claimed responsibility of the last week car bomb in Sadr city, a well-known Shiite district in Baghdad which led to more than 60 dead and more than 200 wounded. There were several other attacks in Baghdad during past 7 days. It seems that number of terrorist attacks is in rise. This happens in the time hundred thousands of Iraqi people march in Baghdad and other major cities calling for change and reform.

This bombing reminds the bombing Al-Askariyeen shrines in Samarra north of Iraq in February 2006 which ignited a deadly sectarian violence in Iraq.

Explosion of holy shrines of prominent Shiite leaders conducted by Mullahs regime in order to sparkle a sectarian violence in Iraq which led to death of many Iraqis from Shiites and Sunnis. The holy shrines were located in city of Samarra where its most populations were Sunnis. Mullahs tried to conduct this false message that Sunnis population was responsible for explosion of shrine of Shiite’s leaders. But there were the stronger evidence of involvement of Iran‘s Qods Force, in the bombing by using Iranian weapons. Iranian regime had trained and equipped Iraqi militias as a key factor to keep in sectarian violence in Iraq from 2006 to 2008 and still continues to this day.

Now, ISIS is following the same pattern. The group who is claimed to be Sunni, conduct an attack in Shiite city of Sadr to make everybody believe that the war in Iraq is between Shiite and Sunnis. This is the same thing that Mullahs tried to propagate during explosion of the holy shrines in Samarra.

While millions of Iraqis – more united than ever - are demonstrating out in different cities and crying for fundamental changes in the body of corrupted Iraqi government, ISIS tries to ruin current revolution, divert people’s uprisings, and segregate between religious groups of Shiites and Sunnis.

ISIS did the same thing two years ago. When Iraqi people in 6 Sunni provinces arose against oppression of prime minster Al-Maleki and consequently eliminated him from the power, ISIS put the achievement of the revolution in vein by conducting horrible crimes in Mousel and other places under its control. ISIS impaired reputation of the revolution and still continues to do so.

Although ISIS and Mullahs in Iran have differences, they have many things in common; they both against humanity; they both have medieval-fundamentalist ideology; they both want to have their own Caliphate in the whole world, they both want to divert people’s demands for democracy, they both don’t want people to stand up on their own feet.

With all these thing in common, Khamenei should claps for ISIS role when ISIS tries to turn the war in Iraq to a sectarian war. Mullahs’ regime and ISIS have same agenda for Iraq which is destruction of the whole country. They want a chaos in Iraq in order to govern their theocracy.

But now, Iraqis are more vigilant than ever. They stood up on their own feet. They are looking for change. They don’t let anybody put their efforts in vein. They will triumph over evil forces, from Mullahs proxies to ISIS thugs.