@DanCollins2011 So was the pilot a male or female, cause according to pentagon and US government he (the pilot) was rescued. And Trump himself said "we got him?"
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This pilot rescue reminds of the the 2003 story on the rescue of PFC Lynch.
At the time, there was a big push to integrate Women into combat roles.
Her convoy took a wrong turn and 11 U.S soldiers were killed.
OFFICIAL STORY: Initial Pentagon and media reports portrayed her as a heroic “Rambo”-style fighter who kept shooting despite being wounded.
WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED:
She didn’t get a shot off. She had her left tibia broken with a bat by her captors and was sodomized.
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@Ken_LoveTW @kamalahivefan See why I said you are a failed project?
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@kamalahivefan Iran is far from being in a military position to do the same thing to other Gulf nations.
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Would Trump's strategy of destroying infrastructure topple Iran’s regime?
The answer is yes.
Because infrastructure like power plant is the most fragile core of modern society.
Modern cities depend on electricity to an unprecedented degree. High-rise buildings would trap thousands in elevators. Water pumps would stop, cutting off drinking water. Air conditioning, refrigeration, mobile charging, the internet, hospitals, and life-support systems would all collapse instantly.
At night, Iranian cities would fall into total darkness. Frozen food would spoil, food supply chains would break, and traffic systems would fail, causing massive gridlock.
They wouldn’t be able to cook, heat, communicate, or access healthcare.
Iranian citizens are already under intense pressure from sanctions and political control. If water, electricity, and gas were cut nationwide, survival itself would become impossible.
Right now, many Iranians hate the regime but remain silent out of fear. The regime still has guns, and people can barely survive, so they don’t revolt.
But if infrastructure collapse makes survival impossible, everything changes.
When people face hunger and life-or-death situations, fear disappears. They will be forced to resist.
Only when Iranians feel an immediate survival crisis will they unite to overthrow the dictatorship. That’s the logic behind using extreme measures to force internal collapse, without deploying ground troops.
This would allow the U.S. to achieve its strategic goal of toppling the regime while ensuring the security of both the U.S. and Israel.
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@jasminejoziy12 @Telegraph @MadaKardaka See who is commenting...No wonder the orange pedo clown said "I love the uneducated"
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Shame on you for publishing this without checking facts!
First it wasn’t Trump saying it personally, it was Fox News claiming he’s said it. The fabricated claim has been denied by all Kurdish parties in the region - they have NOT received a single bullet, let alone mass weapons!
NO WEAPONS WERE SENT TO KURDS! Kurds did not keep any weapons!
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Donald Trump has claimed he dispatched “a lot of guns” to Iranian demonstrators, whom he had previously promised to save from crackdowns by the regime, but believed that the Kurds “kept them”.
🔗: telegraph.co.uk/world-news/202…
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@fwb1982 @PastorMarvy Lol empty headed idiots every where. Where are your parents and who gave you access to the internet, let alone phone?
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@2ndinfour @PastorMarvy Says the clown that supports it 😂 Just admit you enjoy hearing about the thousands of Persians getting slaughtered because of the regime.
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Do not let Iran’s brilliant war strategy distract from the fact that the United States of America has the greatest military power the world has ever seen.
No country in the world comes close. Not China! Not Russia! and definitely not Iran who has won this war against the USA by simply avoiding to fight the USA.
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@BrotherUnivibe @realtimsharp Lol it's simple. Iran atm doesn't have missiles or drones that can reach the US, but North Korea has 00s of 000s (15,000+ km of range) of missiles to reach all across the US. That's no president will ever go the North Korea route cuz that's bringing missiles inside America.
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Because they cannot reach us and aren’t even close. When they can we will. Moreover, the Norks haven’t been murdering Americans for 47 straight years and aren’t even REMOTELY close to being a state sponsor of terror, let alone the single largest one.
Was that even a serious question??
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North Korea is a nuclear armed nation and has openly stated their disdain for America for 20 years. Why aren’t we bombing them?
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@realtimsharp They have also be chanting same chant and are even closer to the US than Iran is and yet they ain't getting bombed. Here is my take, Iran atm doesn't missiles and drones that can reach all across the US but North Korea 00s of 000s. That's why the US won't go the North Korea route
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The fear of Trump is the beginning of operational adjustment.
Just after Trump's threat of Tuesday 8 PM.
It is now reported that traffic has increased significantly across the Strait of Hormuz. At least, about 15 ships have been reported to have passed through the Strait today.
Is Iran already folding?
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🇺🇸🇮🇷The war nobody is framing correctly is about the dollar, not the nukes...
Iran was selling 90% of its oil to China in yuan. Not dollars.
It was part of a broader BRICS push to bypass the dollar in global energy trade. Venezuela was doing the same.
Trump took out both within weeks of each other. That's not a coincidence.
The entire American economic model runs on one assumption: the world buys and sells oil in dollars, and those dollars get recycled back into U.S. debt.
The GCC is the engine of that system.
Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, and Bahrain sell oil in dollars and reinvest the proceeds into American assets.
That cycle funds the $39 trillion in national debt that keeps the American economy functioning.
Iran threatened that system in two ways. It sold oil outside the dollar.
And it had the military capability to threaten the GCC nations that anchor the petrodollar.
A nuclear-armed Iran could eventually coerce its neighbors into abandoning the dollar entirely.
Now look at what the war actually achieved.
Iran's ability to threaten the GCC militarily is being degraded.
Gulf states that were quietly diversifying toward China are now completely dependent on American protection again.
The F-35 sale to Saudi Arabia locks Riyadh into the U.S. weapons ecosystem for decades.
And every Iranian oil sale in yuan that gets taken offline is a sale that reverts back to dollars.
The consequences if this fails are existential.
If the U.S. withdraws from the Middle East without securing the petrodollar system, the GCC could become client states of whoever guarantees their security next.
Japan and South Korea would question American reliability.
Europe would accelerate its pivot away from Washington.
Dollar demand collapses and America can no longer finance its debt.
That's why there's no real off-ramp.
The nukes are the justification. The missiles are the pretext.
The dollar is the reason.
And the people paying the price are everyone caught in between.
Source: CNBC, Breaking Points, WSJ
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 Tomorrow is the deadline. Here are the scenarios... Trump said Tuesday is "Power Plant Day and Bridge Day." Iran said no deal. Something has to give. Here's what could actually happen: Scenario 1: Iran blinks. Tehran accepts some version of a ceasefire, perhaps reopening Hormuz partially or allowing monitored shipping. Trump declares victory. The most optimistic outcome but the least likely given U.S. intelligence says Iran believes it has the upper hand and doesn't trust Washington at all. Scenario 2: Trump finds a reason to delay again. He's already pushed this deadline multiple times. Iran offers a small concession, maybe more Pakistani tankers through Hormuz, and Trump takes it as a sign of progress. Both sides may even quietly agree on this. It buys time without either side losing face. Scenario 3: Trump declares victory and walks away. He already told aides he'd leave with Hormuz closed. He could frame the military damage as mission accomplished, claim the new regime is "more reasonable," and punt Hormuz to an international coalition. Iran keeps the Strait. Trump keeps the narrative. The world cleans up the mess. Scenario 4: Trump goes all in. He's threatened this repeatedly and delayed every time. But the rescue mission may have emboldened him. Former aides say his confidence in his own judgment has grown. If he strikes power plants, 85 million Iranians lose electricity. Iran's response would likely be the most devastating of the entire war: desalination plants, Bab el-Mandeb, every bridge on their published target list. A retired CENTCOM commander thinks pressure will eventually work. U.S. and allied intelligence say the opposite: the new Supreme Leader is harder line than his father, and the IRGC is gaining authority, not losing it. Over a month in, Trump is still asking the same question he asked on day one. Why haven't they just given in? Tomorrow we find out what happens when that question still has no answer. Source: NYT, WSJ
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BREAKING: United States and Iran reportedly discussing 45-day ceasefire plan.
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@mrbcyber "To start with no one leaves the country without official approval". And this was how your pedo president's grand father left Germany without an approval and when he returned his nationality was stripped off. Idiots like you needs to try harder as far as China is concern.
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The Chinese government maintains an incredible level of control over its overseas citizens. To start with no one leaves the country without official approval. All Chinese media works to brainwash people and almost all Chinese nationals use only PRC social media when abroad.
ViiV@ViiV_333
🇨🇳🇰🇷Every country hosting large numbers of Chinese students should remember the 2008 Seoul incident. In April 2008, during the Beijing Olympic torch relay in Seoul, the CCP mobilized around 6,500 Chinese nationals, mostly students, who violently attacked about 180 Tibetan human rights activists. Hundreds chased several activists into the Seoul Plaza Hotel lobby and brutally assaulted them. An ordinary Korean man was beaten for over 30 minutes simply for holding a leaflet. The mob also attacked Koreans with metal poles, struck riot police, and assaulted foreigners wearing “Free Tibet” T-shirts. This event showed how quickly China can mobilize its citizens abroad to intimidate or attack on command. It shocked Koreans and planted the seeds of anti-China sentiment. Eighteen years later, the number of Chinese nationals in South Korea has quadrupled. The CCP’s political and economic penetration may now be beyond control, and our fight against it may already be too late. Nations must approach Chinese students and immigrants with far greater caution.
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@FalkTG And yet Russia is the largest not just in Eastern Europe but all of Europe?
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„Russia can’t lose - ask Napoléon or Hitler“
Russia 🇷🇺 lost
- 1905 against Japan 🇯🇵
- 1917 against Germany 🇩🇪
- 1920 against Poland 🇵🇱
- 1940 de facto against Finnland 🇫🇮
- 1989 in Afghanistan 🇦🇫
- 1990 against NATO
- 2025 in Syria 🇸🇾
- 2027 against Ukraine 🇺🇦
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@fwb1982 @PastorMarvy That is all they have always done. Carrying out genocide and ethnic cleansing.
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@2ndinfour @PastorMarvy You would cry again like a little bitch screaming genocide if they "won" a war... you sound like a little bitch
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@simpatico771 Powerful post right there. The imperialist failed miserably.
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⚡️‼️🚨New report:
It's Official: US Boots-On-Ground Deep Inside Iran Amidst Another Day of Humiliating Losses
Link in tweet below:
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@unfilteredopin3 @AlBuffalo2nite Gay you say? I am not an American 🤣🤣🤣
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@2ndinfour @AlBuffalo2nite You sound very, very gay.
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They’re pushing another lie… and it falls apart the second you understand how U.S. special operations actually work.
Russian and Iranian propaganda accounts are claiming the U.S. “hid casualties” during the F-15E rescue… pointing to destroyed helicopters as proof.
That’s false.
Those weren’t losses… they were deliberate destruction.
Here’s the reality…
MH-6 Little Bird helicopters are designed for deep insertion missions. They’re small, fast, and often deployed inside MC-130J Commando II aircraft.
But when a mission turns hot…
Time runs out
Enemy forces close in
Extraction becomes risky
U.S. doctrine is clear:
Destroy the asset.
Thermite charges… total burn… nothing left to capture.
Why?
Because the last thing you do is hand over sensitive equipment, tech, or signatures to the enemy.
So when you see wreckage being pushed as “proof of hidden casualties”…
You’re actually looking at controlled denial… not battlefield loss.
Now the part they don’t want you focusing on…
Both F-15E pilots were recovered.
That’s the mission.
Equipment is expendable… people are not.
This is how propaganda works…
Take real images
Remove context
Insert a narrative
Push it as truth
But the procedure hasn’t changed in decades.
If you understand the mechanics… the lie doesn’t hold.
#SilentMajoritySpeaks #AStoneGroove
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@YossiGoldstein8 You made the first attempt called rescue mission but failed miserably. Wanna keep trying then be Iran's guests.
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It’s 100% worth putting boots on the ground in Iran.
90% of the country isn’t radical—they’re asking for help. If the regime falls, the U.S. gains an invaluable ally and trading partner for years to come.
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I'm glad America just showed a little of what their Special Forces are capable of.
And this doesn't even scratch the surface.
This is for the midnight experts hyping North Korea and Kim.
I kid you not. On a normal confrontation, Kim and North Korea would not last beyond 5 days in the hands of Trump.
Don't mind these aura farming nuke pictures.
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@DrewPavlou Iran isn't in hesitation mode cause it's on the offensive. Taco said they now have the missing pilot let them show them to prove Iran wrong.
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This post is such cope because we all know if Iran caught the US airman and started filming hostage videos with him, you would have clapped your hands in delight like a retarded seal and proclaim America lost the war.
Daniel Foubert 🇵🇱🇫🇷@Arrogance_0024
Lose all this to rescue 1 pilot and call it your greatest military success of all time.
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@Tolusey @HarmlessHQ And who said it's a day???? You see how idiotic you even sound ha
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@2ndinfour @HarmlessHQ This is just barely 15 months into Trump second term idiot. Many of you just sound very foolish online
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“China lifted 800 million people out of poverty”? No. Mao Zedong first impoverished all of China, and then Deng Xiaoping had the good sense to get out of the way as the Chinese people figured out how to make themselves prosperous.
Magatte Wade@magattew
China lifted 800 million people out of poverty not through communism but by creating Special Economic Zones where capitalism was allowed to function. Shenzhen went from a fishing village to a megacity because the government said "in this specific area, you can build freely.” That should tell you something about what works and what doesn't. Even the world's largest communist country had to let capitalism in through the back door to feed its people.
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