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What a crushing victory for Iran!
Every top commander was eliminated. Their military forces were completely destroyed, air defenses, naval assets, space capabilities, all gone. Nuclear facilities were crippled for decades. Critical infrastructure was shattered beyond repair. Their intelligence apparatus was dismantled so thoroughly that they still don’t even understand what hit them. Missile stockpiles were exhausted, their proxy militias are collapsing, and an estimated $700 billion in military and strategic assets went up in smoke.
All of this unfolded in just 40 days, with unmatched efficiency.
Therefore, Iran is the victor.

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@beautyilt They're not. They did right at 7pm last night but none have been launched since.
All democrats do is lie and live in a false reality.
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@ReiteConMig0 @EricLDaugh 😂😂😂😂
Continue crying. Drunk is the worst president in the history of the United States.
He started the war with the bombing of children in an elementary school in Iran killing 169 kids. He would just continue since America is known to commit such war crimes and go Scott-free
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@_A_khalifa An American and a snake in the same room. K!ll the American first. The snake might be in need of a help.
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@sarahadams An American and a snake in the same room. K!ll the American first. The snake might be in need of a help.
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It’s amazing how many people on this platform have clearly never watched a real negotiation with a terrorist regime or any terrorist entity for that matter. This isn’t sunshine and rainbows. It’s pressure, consequences, and making it unmistakably clear that if the Iranian regime won’t change their ways, they highly risk being ended.
Let’s get something straight, because this keeps getting butchered, the civilization he is talking about ending is the Islamist regime, the assholes that took over 47 years ago and literally ruined the original Persian civilization in Iran that no one in the west seems to ever show empathy for. That distinction shouldn’t be this hard. And no, they shouldn’t be forced to be subservient to terrorists for another 50 years because you with 50,000 followers on some social media echo chamber said so.
While some rush to defend a failed terrorist state, that same regime has been hanging teenagers this whole past week. I’ve seen zero concern over that, they’ve also been sending 12 year olds to be cannon fodder. Spare me the outrage.
And to those immediately spiraling into “this means nuclear war,” please chill and relax a little. All this literally is ending a future nuclear threat. Not every hard-line equals global catastrophe. That’s not how this works. You’ve grown so used to watching terrorist pandering that you don’t even recognize what resolve looks like. The regime are paper tigers let them fold or make a choice that will lead to their ultimate demise.
As Winston Churchill put it, “We shall show mercy, but we shall not ask for it.”
Rapid Response 47@RapidResponse47
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Compared to these monsters, yeah.
I have lived in both countries and experienced both the governments.
At least USA has improved the lives of Americans and in their country you have different means of becoming successful!
IRGC only made missiles for Iran and spent the rest of our nations wealth on anything but improving the lives of our people.
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To the innocent people of Iran:
Please stay safe. Do not let anyone use your bodies as shields at power plants, bridges, or other sites, take cover, protect your families, and seek shelter away from potential targets.
As a Christian American, my heart aches for you. I am praying for your safety, for peace, and for better days ahead for all innocent souls caught in this storm. May God bless and protect you.
Take your country back!
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I have supported Donald Trump strongly from the beginning without hesitation. But moments like this make you pause.
Did he really say that? MBS is an asslicker?
Referring to Mohammed bin Salman, the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, in such a manner? A nation that plays a central role in global energy markets and whose long-standing economic relationship with the United States has had significant implications for the dollar and global finance?
This isn’t just about personalities. It’s about posture. Diplomacy. Respect between nations.
Because words from a sitting U.S. President don’t just echo, they signal. To allies. To adversaries. To the world.
And when that tone shifts into something more abrasive, more personal, it raises questions not just about intent, but about consequence.
We’ve seen boldness before. We’ve seen unpredictability. But there’s a line between disruption and diminishing the dignity of the office.
And when that line blurs, even supporters are left asking:
What exactly are we witnessing?
MBS, the world is watching.

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