Ndeh-Che
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Ndeh-Che
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Is that really important?
Hard to tell Katılım Şubat 2024
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Iran is heavily bombing both Bahrain and Kuwait. AD is heavily active so you know Iranian targeting is utilising good intelligence.
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Despite what CENTCOM’s statement claimed, the current round of bombing from the United States seems to go far beyond targets that “threaten the Strait of Hormuz”, including targeting inside of Tehran.
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It takes a special kind of self-loathe to watch the worst military and political disaster in modern history and decide to join in last minute for the love of the humiliation.
This fucktard is going to break Truss’s record.
The Spectator Index@spectatorindex
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has approved US use of British military bases for 'defensive strikes' against Iran, according to Bloomberg report.
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US air tanker fleet is now concentrated in Israel.
dana@dana916
🇮🇷⚔️🇺🇸🇮🇱‼️$1.5 Billion Worth of American Fuel Tankers Within Iran's Reach Iran's air strikes on U.S. bases in the region have led to the relocation of U.S. military infrastructure to Israel. Satellite images show that at least 24 American fuel tankers are parked at Ramon Airport in Eilat, Israel. During the 12-day and 40-day wars, Iran repeatedly targeted the Eilat region. Each American fuel tanker is worth $65 million, and a single runway at Ramon Airport contains $1.5 billion worth of equipment. Farsna
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The Iran war is "historically unpopular" - negative 40%!
Same level as the Iraq war was at AFTER TWO YEARS of fighting.
Moreover, 77% of independents believe the war "was not worth it.
And 63% of Independents leaning GOP believe that too...
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No the Gulf Arabs must be destroyed for Iran's security and future. It's too late to "mend" things, they made that clear after 13 years of war in Syria.
wahgwan@wahgwangwl9
@cirnosad Given Iran is going to be neighbours with the countries these people lead regardless of what happens, would it not make more sense to pressure them into cutting ties with the us
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How did you protect them? How many innocent Iraqi or Afghan civilians have you bombed to protect the American
people seven thousand miles away? How many schools and hospitals have you bombed to protect them? How many democracies have you destroyed, how many governments have you toppled, how many children have you killed in illegal wars around the globe to save Americans back home?
I hate to break it to you, Bryan, but there’s not a single war in your lifetime that you’ve fought in that was just - or even remotely aimed at protecting American or any other lives. On the contrary.
You’ve fought for the empire - for resources and power. You’ve fought for the people bribing your politicians - for Raytheon and Exxon Mobil. Be happy that you’ve made it back home alive, you fat fuck, and stop sending other people’s children overseas to commit even more atrocities and die for the empire.
Bryan Cox@LazyC31
@JeannieNPage @AmirAminiMD You are sick. Hard to believe I spent 28 years of my life protecting fuck heads like you. Go Army.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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@BrettErickson28 Estimated around 3,400, but who really wants to know?
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Already loaded Saudi ships are rerouting towards the Suez Canal as the Yemenis have officially locked them out of the Bab al-Mandab Strait -- but it gets worse.
Ansarallah has announced that any ship that attempts to load/unload in Saudi ports from now on will be targeted.
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If you’re a US soldier currently being deployed to the Persian Gulf, know this:
1. I am sorry that this is what your life has come down to.
2. You’re going to die.
But before you die, before it’s too late for you and your loved ones, know this:
You are not doing this for your country.
You are not doing this for freedom or democracy.
You are doing this for a five-time draft-dodging billionaire pig who has absolutely no idea what he’s doing and is only trying to save his own ass.
You are doing this for a genocidal cunt in Tel Aviv who doesn’t give a flying fuck about you or your country.
You are going to die in Iran.
Worse, you’re going to die while committing war crimes.
You are going to die invading, bombing, and murdering people that you have never met, and who have never -and would never- have hurt you.
There’s no honor in this.
The world will not remember you as a hero.
Not even the American people believe this is a just war.
You are going to die for the political survival of a bunch of pedophiles, war criminals, and billionaires who would never send their own children to serve and die alongside you.
Refuse to do it. Resist.
They will punish you.
But humanity will be on your side.
The world won’t forget your bravery.
Go home to your loved ones.
It’s the honorable thing to do.
And it’s the brave thing to do.
This isn’t your time and place to die.
Resist. Go home.
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Just to remind you: When Yemen imposed a blockade on Israeli ports during the Gaza war, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Jordan opened a land bridge from the UAE, through Saudi Arabia, to Jordan, and on to occupied Palestine to transport goods to the occupied territories.
Did you know how Zionist the Arab rulers are?
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Many people see an obvious reality that this is an existential war for Iran. But it’s becoming increasingly clear that this is also an existential war for Donald Trump himself.
By all logic, President Trump should end this war. A majority of Americans supported the MOU. Iran is in a significantly stronger STRATEGIC position. The risks vastly outweigh the probability of success.
But now President Trump’s legacy is going to be increasingly defined by the outcome of this war. 17 Americans (at least) have been killed. We’ve severely depleted our advanced munitions. The has clearly been a catastrophic failure in strategy from the White House.
Failure may simply not be an option in the mind of President Trump at this point. We’re not dealing with “the best interests of the United States” anymore. We’re dealing with what is best for TRUMP.
That’s dangerous.
Everybody can clearly see that the most “logical” option here is to tuck tail and run. Get out. Sign the dang deal.
But what happens when a President views this as just as much of an existential war as Iran does?
How far may he be willing to take this?
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