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@interstatejuche Barley

Is this guy just stupid or dishonest?

@ArtisanAles1 Shriveled and chemically salty to be exact

@AustinPND69 @Jesii_ca_M We need to see the feet too

@Jesii_ca_M The one with the strongest throat game

Who should get the job?

@HTWardish What kind of media are we talking about? RT?

This all but confirms that Kent allegedly shared information with Tucker, Candace, and even “a member of the media.” Your guess is as good as mine about who that might be.

20 days in, America's Major Combat Operation in Iran is still on the path to victory and we are still on track to accomplish all of our core objectives, despite what the ongoing demoralization campaign proponents will try and sell you. We have taken (as unfortunate as they are) minimal casualties while inflicting unrecoverable damage on Iran's basic ability to conduct warfare and they are now reduced to inflicting economic harm to both themselves and the world, in order to hold onto what little leverage they have left. 1. The US and Israeli air forces have significantly degraded Iran's ability to fire, launch or produce its missiles and drones, to the point Iran is now forced to conserve what remains and to use them sparingly. Keep in mind that Iran sought to be able to launch hundreds of missiles and thousands of drones per day in a situation like this. Now they can only manage to fire off an average of 100-300 drones and 10-30 ballistic missiles a day. A severe blow to its offensive capability, it still can attack (for now) but even that is diminishing by the day. 2. Iran's nuclear program is all but neutralized as they have no ability to recover nor enrich the remaining uranium that is now underneath multiple layers of ruble plus the facilities also needed to so have been destroyed or taken extreme damage. 3. Iran's most senior and important leaders continue to be hunted within their own nation to a very successful degree. The new "supreme leader" is likely comatose, extremely injured to point he has no ability to run things or in my opinion, dead. The IRGC now runs Iran as essential a military dictatorship with little to no legitimacy either internationally or domestically. The IRGC and Bajaj security apparatus has been greatly weakened to the point Israeli drones are now operating freely within Iran taking out their checkpoints, police stations and HQ's while handing out weapons to dissidents. Not to mention various senior officials from both org's have been killed back to back. This has left things so disorganized that regular IRGC guardsmen are now effectively target practice for American airstrikes and Israeli drones with the help of Iranian dissidents providing intel on their locations. 4. Iran's navy is at the bottom of the ocean, the only thing they have left to contest the Strait of Hormuz with is small speedboats to attack tankers paired with their drones. (as I pointed out before they have to use their drones increasingly sparingly) This strategy is annoyingly working for now to impede the strait but within the next two weeks or so, as additional US assets get into the region it will render this ineffective, even if Hormuz isn't completely "opened" a moderate amount of traffic is likely to resume, leading to oil markets at least stabilizing. 5. Kharg Island is also likely to be seized and held around the time this happens, further increasing our leverage over the Iranians and by extension the strait. Seizing Kharg would however mean limited US boots on the ground so I will admit I jumped the gun on that in my initial read on things here. However, what I stated before has remained true, accomplishing the vast majority of our objectives in this operation has not required US troops nor a full invasion and occupation of Iran. 6. As for regime change while there has been massive disorder within the Iranian government (despite what they try to project) I still view this as having ways to go, it's certainly not an impossible outcome. (in fact it is my preferred outcome!) but right now, clearly what is happening is that we still creating the conditions for ground up regime change once the air campaign is largely over, and if needed to provide air cover. Again, it should be stated that regime change in Iran for the administration would be a welcome outcome, but it is still not the sole objective at this point. 7. Iran's ability to project power outside of its borders still exists to a limited extent but considering that its offensive capabilities are being reduced daily, it is increasingly fractured from within and also being admonished and isolated abroad by its increasingly agitated Muslim neighbors. It's safe to say that Iran no matter what regime is in place after this operation is over will be in any position to call itself a regional power.

@BowTiedKong Interesting how Trump rebuked Israel over that Pars Field strikes and then contradicted what Bibi’s saying this morning. Rift starting to form?

Fuck him

@Aristos_Revenge The constant troonouts are so tiresome.

@ObtainerOf Trump has been hawkish against Iran since 1980. What the fuck are you talking about?

How is Tucker the one that is an untrustworthy turncoat? Trump promised us this would not happen, he campaigned for ten years being against this. Trump betrayed you, he lied to you and strong voices on the right should stand up to him with integrity instead of abandoning their principles. This war is a colossal fuckup and is going to materially affect Americans in a very negative way while we gain literally fucking nothing. Nick Fuentard on the other hand is saying vote Democrat and yeah that’s duplicitous bullshit. If we want to save the movement that is delivering amazing wins domestically, we need to speak up instead of cheerleading an unfolding catastrophe

@hope_pead I see you’re still trooning out

@sadreturns I wonder if this could serve as an analogy for anything

trying to give someone, who panics easily, directions on the highway is the most infuriating thing ever. you tell them ‘this is your exit’ three times and they fumble and swerve and miss it.

@FistedFoucault @Seneca_XXX Don’t you live in Canada? Isn’t that the complete opposite?

@Seneca_XXX I delight in living in a country devoid of Pakis and Anglos👍

18 Dead Anglos thanks to the heroic Irish🇮🇪

@favelaoverlord Or maybe I’m totally wrong and this is going to be a total quagmire. We’ll see.

@favelaoverlord energy extraction sites. The brunt of said damage has been offloaded to Asia. I think whatever officials are left in the IRGC will sue for peace relatively soon. They’re losing control of the streets and the remaining Basij checkpoints are being destroyed. (3/x)

I’m feeling a ‘vibe shift’ and I think this will be resolved, some way, within the next 10 days or so.

@TMTLongShort Relatively young… likes brown women and Thiel… you’re Vance, aren’t you?

@treeofsmokew Nope. I’m in my early 30s and have a crippling Latina addition that prevents me from working for govt wages or abiding by opsec

Once you see decoupling you can’t unsee it. But it’s such a wild concept that if you haven’t seen it yet you can have an incredibly high IQ and still not appreciate what is being attempted. It’s just the geopol equivalent of defaulting to linear thinking in a world that suddenly shifted towards exponentials and game theory.

@gwyrain One of those horrific cone flags I think

I thought they invented a new Klan ghutra for a second

@gorilla_rape Having some other guy do it would just make people like Candace Owens say “Israel killed him and replaced him with a clone” and continue to shit up the discourse

they really cant let this dude do press conferences anymore. the whole alpha chad thing was cute for a bit but its getting old now. get some boring general to do it.