Restart

QAnon, now in Iranian flavor!

Oh no, they're talking about Politics

Theory

Political spectrum Political party Government (forms of)

Practice

International relations Propaganda War

Philosophies

Cornucopian vs. Malthusian debate South Park Republicans National anarchism

Terms

Appeasement Know Nothing Civil disobedience

As usual

Reactionary Proportional representation Censorship

Country sections

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Not to be confused with the equally kooky and far-right Resett.

Restart is a far-right Iranian dissident movement and terrorist group founded by Mohammad Hosseini. It was inspired by and is connected to QAnon, an American far-right movement and one of the many groups responsible for the January 6^th riot.

The group was founded in the United States and operates outside of Iran. Their website spreads conspiracy theories and misinformation on every topic imaginable, being biased in favor of right wing anti-Iranian figures like Donald Trump and various European politicians.

Much like QAnon, the group believes in a grand conspiracy against them and makes frequent calls for violence and vandalism, even against (or especially against) others who disagree with them. The group’s name came from the term for restarting a computer (yeah, real original and clever) and is a reference for making their followers “think in new ways” (as a cult does). Their leader and founder, Hosseini, also makes these calls for violence as an extreme measure for his plans to overthrow the the current Iranian regime.

General conspiracism

The group supports Donald Trump and his policies towards Iran as a strong measure against the Islamic regime. One prominent conspiracy theory about the Ayatollah among the group is that the real Ruhollah Kohminei died or went into a coma and the current leader is a body double or a clone (not unlike how many Russian conspiracy theorists believe the same about Vladimir Putin).

See also

• QAnon - the American original and inspiration.

External links

• Their website