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Yes. 
Is not just a label saying they've been naughty boys and girls. It's a status in law that makes it essentially impossible for them (or partners) to do any kind of business in the UK. And as London is one of the great financial capitals of the world that has an impact
And it applies to anyone doing business with them. So if you're supplying the IRGC with anything, be it IT services or socks, you've just been cut out of the UK financial and commercial world.
If you're a shareholder of such a company, or a retired member of a connected group, you're not shopping at Harrods or going watch United vs City at Old Trafford. You're not sending your kids to Oxford. And if you're shut out from the UK, US and European financial markets your money can't really buy much.
Why is their camo gear covered in Air Jordan logos >

Jumpman mafia.
Bad guys always got drip. >

Great. Add Russia and Wagner while you're at it. >

Wagner makes sense. But Russia is impossible. Designating as a terror organization means sanctions and secondary sanctions. Europe still buys gas and oil from Russia, so you’d then have to sanction Germany etc. >

Thanks UK glad to see the urgency.... >

EU should do this as well.
also freeze regime assets 
No assets for ass-hats! >

I want them fighting wabbid wild animals within a week >

About time. >

No, not yet; in a few weeks. >

This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 73%. (I'm a bot)


The United Kingdom is expected to officially designate Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organization, following several alleged plots to kidnap or murder UK citizens, according to a Monday report.
The Telegraph noted that Volant Media, the London-based broadcaster of the Iran International Persian-language TV channel, had claimed in November that IRGC hitmen had been deployed in London to murder two of its British-Iranian journalists.
Western governments have accused Tehran of employing a "Hostage-taking" policy aimed at extracting concessions or securing the release of Iranians held abroad. Most of the arrests of foreigners in Iran and alleged plots to kidnap them abroad have been attributed to the IRGC - considered a terrorist entity by the United States, Canada and Israel, with the European Union and Germany reportedly weighing following suit.


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Great. Do Russia next. >

It should have been done years ago.  It's insane that all the terrorist attacks they carried out in Iraq and Syria are being ignored, as well as their support for the terrorist organizations Hamas and Hezbollah. >

The UK has been working diplomatically to recover its citizens from Iranian prisons.  This would have completely ended their work had they done it years ago. >

Many people have died as a result of the terrorist attacks carried out or funded by Iran, more than the number of prisoners the UK tired to get.  Your comment makes no sense.  You're basically saying the victims of terrorism are a justifiable sacrifice for the prisoners. >

I said they were working diplomatically to recover their citizens and placing the IRGC on the terrorist list would have ended that effort.  Not everyone is against you or trying to start an argument.  If you feel a certain way about a topic feel free spread the word but kindly don't state my opinion for me, specially when you are so off base. >

New world order finally !!! 
Wagner ! You are next !! >

Honestly- what does this even do? Does Russia or Iran care if they get labeled as terrorist organizations?