In it, I stood in a fort, whose occupants were soldiers of the Islamic Republic. Some of these soldiers were from Iran, others from Lebanon and other Islamic countries. The fort was being surrounded by a coalition Army consist of what appears to be of GI outfit in Northern European camouflage scheme, Commonwealth soldiers with uniform that of the Buckingham Palace Guard, and Bedouin Arabs.
The Islamic Republic troops had Black Flag, like Hezbollah’s and Sepah’s flag. The Bedouin Arabs wore female clothing (fully covered black chador), with banner written on it “La ilaha illallah” of blood ink. They had no weapons except they shout very loudly and did nothing except a hard distraction. They were also very aggressive, running amok whenever they attack. The British/Commonwealth army attacked through a human wave attack, just like what the armies of World War I did in early 20th century. The GI’s didn’t come near at all. They relied on their Arab allies and British friend, while intermittently provided “fire support” of fireworks or dud-missiles (although some of them did create damages eventually).
