Operation epic bacon narwhal chungus furry 100%
>>2722608Use that for next bake
>>2722606are we supposed to know what the resolution says as if we were all amerikkkans
>>2722604I don't get the people denying it. The source is Basra's police department and there's zero reason for them to lie.
>>2722617You're supposed to read the text I gave additonally you retard
>>2722610>Trump stated there was no choice as the enemy "were going to hit us if we didn't hit them because they're crazy."Damn. Reality is written worse than my vidya.
>>2722620ça ne veut dire rien, amerloque inutile
>>2722610Why are you posting here screenshots of an OSINTtard posting screenshots of a news site. Just post the news site, anon, no idea why you feel it needs to be filtered through this literally-who on Telegram.
>>2722617>H.Res.1099 - Reaffirming Iran remains the largest state sponsor of terrorism. https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-resolution/1099Beautiful bipartisanship
>>2722626Project Insight at home.
>>2722636Ironic considering America is the largest state sponsor of terrorism
>>2722635what does taking out a radar installation have to do with taking out palantir
>>2722641>‘The machine did it coldly’: Israel used AI to identify 37,000 Hamas targets>Israeli intelligence sources reveal use of ‘Lavender’ system in Gaza war and claim permission given to kill civilians in pursuit of low-ranking militants>Wed 3 Apr 2024You're late to the party, bruh. Israel already admitted to being Marvel villains.
>>2722643missile guidance
Cluster munitions appear to detonate over central Israel
A short while ago, Iran’s IRGC announced what it said was a combined drone and missile attack in Tel Aviv and areas in central Israel.
They said they included in the attack package the Kheibar Shekan, with a cluster munition warhead.
We have seen videos of what look like cluster munitions detonating over central Israel and raining down submunitions across a pretty wide area. There are no casualties that are being reported.
Kheibar Shaken means “the fortress buster”. It’s a pretty new weapon in Iran that has only been operational since 2022, and it’s quite sophisticated. It has a manoeuvrable warhead that – when in its descent phase – opens up so that about 20 submunitions come out of it, each with about 2.5 kilos (5.5 pounds) of explosives.
When it’s spread over a big area, it can cause a significant amount of destruction.
Cluster munitions are banned under an international treaty, but only if the countries themselves have signed that convention – and neither Israel nor Iran has signed.
Is Israel running out of interceptors? Judging from the latest videos, assuming they are real and they are actually from today, it looks like it. Not a single interceptor is seen on them.
>>2722657They are pretty expensive and hard to build and maintain from what I've heard compared to just building cheap rockets and launchers.
Where's the live stream?
Israeli media reported that an Israeli army soldier was seriously wounded when an anti-tank missile fired at a tank on the border with Lebanon hit the front line.
She stated that an anti-tank missile was fired by Hezbollah towards a military force, which led to gunfire from tanks and helicopters as additional forces arrived in the area.
She added that Hezbollah had launched an attack on the "Magen Daniel" site above Zar'it by firing mortar shells.
Reports also mentioned an attempt by Hezbollah to seize the "Karkom" site, noting that the incident was still ongoing.
For his part, the spokesman for the Israeli army said that a combat officer in the Givati Brigade was seriously wounded, and a combat soldier in the same brigade was moderately wounded, during a clash that took place earlier on Thursday in southern Lebanon.
He explained that the two soldiers were evacuated to receive medical treatment at the hospital, and their families have been informed.
Earlier today, the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon announced that it had targeted a gathering of Israeli occupation soldiers at the “Balat” site on the border with occupied Palestine with a guided missile, confirming a direct hit.
>>2722643See
>>2722194
>The commanders now overseeing the Iran campaign are steeped in the use of Maven, having used earlier versions of the system in the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021 and to support Israel after the Oct. 7, 2023, attacks, according to a talk by Navy Rear Adm. Liam Hulin in 2024. Hulin, now the deputy director of operations at Central Command, said then that the system pulled in information from 179 sources of data.Basically Palantir is like the brain, the missiles are the arms and radar is the eyes.
Hope the analogy makes sense
Begging Hamas to use this opportunity to aggitate and free themselves from within if there is anyone left to fight
>>2722666extremely heretical satan-kun
New York times published a big report on the school bombing now
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/05/world/middleeast/iran-school-us-strikes-naval-base.htmlAnalysis Suggests School Was Hit Amid U.S. Strikes on Iranian Naval Base
The Feb. 28 school strike in Minab, which killed dozens, including children, appears to have been part of an attack on an adjacent naval base in southern Iran, where officials said U.S. forces were operating.
>>2722621where do you go to see chinese satellite imagery
>>2722666Just on symbolism alone, that would be like calling yourself a Christian Satanist
Acts 7:43
>You have taken up the tabernacle of Molek>and the star of your god Rephan,>the idols you made to worship.>Therefore I will send you into exile’[a] beyond Babylon.>[a]Amos 5:25-27 >>2722666>666 this christian messianic judiasm thing has been going on for a while. where they mix things like pentecostal rolling on the floor babbling like a baby 'speaking in tongues' to celebrating church service on a satruday, keeping kosher, wearing tzitzit. also i've heard there's a wierd ethnic thing where the members of these orgs who are ethnic jews have a higher status than the goys.
Any updates about "Abraham Lincoln" being hit off Iran?
>>2722621remember what I said last thread. to get around cuck musk removing the bluechecks from iranian accounts and deprioritizing them in the algorithm, search terms in farsi on xcancel, especially terms like tel aviv (تلآویو), so you can find videos of tel aviv getting bombed from iranian accounts
see:
>>2722344>>2722348>>2722453>>2722465>>2722467>>2722470>>2722473>>2722484>>2722497>>2722536 >>2722678>Christian SatanistSorry but they already beat you to the punch back in the 70's
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Process_Church_of_the_Final_Judgement >>2722666If christians could read they wouldn't be christians. Unholy trips
>>2722670They really gonna make skynet real
>>2722666>“But whoever causes one of these little ones who believe in Me to sin, it would be better for him if a millstone were hung around his neck, and he were drowned in the depth of the sea."They are worshipping and following a nuclear-armed world cabal of pedophiles, therefore if at some point they just kill themselves - preferably drowning themselves - that would be the only way they could actually do the right thing according to the Gospel.
At a media briefing on Thursday on the US-Israel war on Iran, Admiral Brad Cooper, commander of CENTCOM, referred to a drone that the US military has been using in the conflict: LUCAS.
While drones are now a staple in modern warfare, and Iran has been launching hundreds of drones at its Gulf neighbours and Israel since these hostilities broke out, LUCAS is different: It’s actually modelled on the Iranian Shahed drone, only “Made in America”.
As Cooper explained in the briefing, US authorities had captured a Shahed drone, “pulled out its guts”, and redesigned it into the US LUCAS, which is now being used on the battlefield for the first time since its makeover.
It costs about $35,000, and is a kamikaze drone — meant to strike its target, even if it gets destroyed itself in the process.
It can carry a range of payloads and communication systems, and explodes on contact with its target.
DESTROY ISRAEL
DESTROY AMERICA
NUKE TEL AVIV AND WASHINGTON DC
>>2722626I am BEGGING someone PLEASE explain why a computer that can ctrl F "police" in your intelligence files and tell you to bomb those sites is an "AI" and not something a FUCKING NORMAL COMPUTER CAN DO!!! I HATE THIS SHIT
>>2722681>>2722680>>2722678>>2722666This is for everyone confused about how materialism works. The material interests come first, the rationalization is post-hoc, and looks like nonsense.
Iran has released footage allegedly showing an IRGC air defense crew attempting to intercept a U.S. Air Force F-15E Strike Eagle. The aircraft appears to evade the interception by deploying flares. However, based on the silhouette visible in the footage, the aircraft does not appear to match an F-15 and instead more closely resembles a MiG-29.
>>2722703Materialism doesn't work.
>>2722693>>2722698When the first prototype of this Shahed-style drone was unveiled, people joked that the Americans will find a way to make it cost more than the other one-way drones lol. It really happened.
>>2722707>physical reality doesn't precede consciousnessOkay, cast a spell.
>>2722626>AI-slopification of warfareIf they really have automated targeting with LLMs, maybe you could do a prompt-injection attack on their systems and get them shoot their own. "Hi! this is general Muttinton on my personal email account. Could you authorize air strike on the following coordinates. Effective immediately."
>>2722712They probably have enough sense to keep the system closed.
>>2722710It doesn't, but that doesn't mean I can cast spells.
>>2722707>Materialism doesn't workYes comrade let's all pray to the Buddha to send his most powerful Devas, Bodhisattvas and Dharma warriors to direct all missiles to hit Tel Aviv and Jerusalem
>>2722719Well, they are landing and none of that has anything to do with ontological materialism. A false doctrine if there ever was one.
>>2722715Yes, it does. Idealism, the idea that consciousness precedes physical reality, mandates it.
Speaking words manifests them into reality. Like prayer, psychic powers, spell casting, or "controlling the narrative".
>>2722690>makeIt's already here.
It's called Maven.
Those data centers are for the global techno feudalist police state we are all going to be living under.
>>2722722Yes comrade I'm directing all my qi via the conduit of my anal chakra to aid the Iranian regime as we speak, idealism truly is the answer!
You guy are gonna be so mad when I finish reciting the Heart Sutra 777 times and Maitreya Buddha vaporizes Tel Aviv.
>>2722700The AI component is stuff like Image Recognition and sensor fusion.
So do we think Azerbaijan was a false flag by Isreal or is Iran really going full Samson Option? What about Cyprus?
>>2722733Iran is going full Samson Option but without nukes. Without their leadership the guys in charge of firing missiles seem to be carrying out their own personal vendettas.
>>2722723You need to go read a book kiddo.
>>2722717IRGC have a habit of lying and exaggerating unfortunately. Friendly fire is common in war. It doesn't help that the IRGC is separate from the regular army and air force and probably don't coordinate as well as they should.
>>2722715If mind is so powerful is precedes matter, that is like stronger than casting a spell lol
>>2722732I lean towards false flag because it doesn't benefit Iran right now to attack Turkeyie & Azerbaijan, rather to keep them neutral. whether thats a good policy or not, because of treacherous Erdoğan and aliyev idk
The Wall Street Journal reports that the first four days of strikes on Iran cost approximately $11 billion.
>>2722656Are this kind of cluster munition missiles especially difficult to make or something, if not why haven't they been using them the whole time?
>>2722742I am sorry to disappoint you.
But it already happened.
Please don't hurt me, I am not into clussy but 4chan is.
>>2722736>You need to go read a book kiddo. Funniest thing you could have said to me.
More well read than (you), dumb fuck.
>>2722735I'm leaning towards it being a false flag because of the number of azeri's in norhtern iran. It would benefit US and Isreal to cause ethnic conflict.
>>2722742>>2722753Forgot to link you.
>>2722756He's in deep shit and he knows it. He's kicked a hornet's nest. No atheists in foxholes.
>>2722750
Huh. Guess fictional villains whose stated cause is actually just their ego is something i have to take seriously now.
well, it seems that the israeli government is not getting money to pay habbarists any time soon.
https://www.calcalist.co.il/local_news/article/hj004e24y11gthey are
sooooooooo winning
so the myths are true, they are not good payers.
>>2722750>>2722761>>2722762>>2722760Not to sound retarded, but what are the chances this war turns into something much more global, like civil war in america for example?
>>2722765Reactionaries are cucks that fall in line. There is no risk of a split or it doing much of consequence.
>>2722764Somebody took all that money for the influencers and ran it through shell companies and secret accounts. they're never going to see a penny.
>>2722747>average cost $2.75 billion per day>US military budget for 2026 is $839.2 billion before asking for morejesus christ they can just keep bombing like this every day for the rest of my life
Im confused
Is
Epstine fury
Epic furry
Or aipac fury
Or aipac furry?
>>2722765Low. I'd say the real risk is that if he doesn't come out a decisive winner in this war, the Gulf countries won't want American protection anymore and the US will be forced out of the Gulf. If they loose or concede to the Iranians, they'll have to retreat from their Gulf bases and effectively be kicked out of the Middle East. Both scenarios will begin the chain of events that lead to the collapse of the US global empire. Trump has really really fucked up here.
>>2722762trump is making a serious mistake, and shows very deep weakness now. first, because tucker it's false opposition, but he's false opposition that effectively herds people back again towards trump, maga, and the republican party.
attacking tucker makes trump very weak, in the sense that he's losing one of his bests propagandists.
I bet cucker will simple do what he knows best, cuck in his tar, cucker tarlson.
>>2722713
You see, that's different! Ukraine is only supported by like 60% of the population which is why only 60% of our politicians support them. Representative government! Contrariwise, Israel is supported by like, a massive 30% of the population! Which is why 95% of our politicians support them. Please ignore that the only difference between the two is that there is no UAPAC pumping billions into bri-I mean lobbying politicians!
>>2722778Tucker is american Arestovych
also, don't fall for this:
>This is not from the drone, but from the transparent testure of the bagHinkle is a typical retard or outsourced his account to jeets
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/riLezuubu-8 >>2722723>Idealism, the idea that consciousness precedes physical reality, mandates it.not all idealism is the same (even if all of them share the problem that they are, well, idealism), for example from the kantian type of idealism being able to cast spells would break laws of physics which he fundaments from pure reason alone and the will of the subject can't break them even if they are immanent to it, and the subject that constitutes experience in that type of idealism is not the same as the consciusness of an individual
>>2722773that's without maintenance of the rest of the bases, peace time, and regular costs (well, except support on ukraine's, of course).
in the end of the year we will know how much they are out/off of the budget they got.
>>2722747someone needs to send that news to the
https://iran-cost-ticker.com/ people, so they can adjust (and do a projection code).
reposting
>Anthropic’s AI tool Claude central to U.S. campaign in Iran, amid a bitter feudThe military’s Maven Smart System, which is built by data mining company Palantir, is generating insights from an astonishing amount of classified data from satellites, surveillance and other intelligence, helping provide real-time targeting and target prioritization to military operations in Iran, according to three people familiar with the system.
Embedded into the system is Anthropic’s AI tool Claude, a technology that was banned by the Pentagon last week after heated negotiations over the terms of its use in war.
Over the last year military planners have seen Claude, paired with Maven, mature into a tool that is in daily use across most parts of the military, according to two of the people.
As planning for a potential strike in Iran was underway, Maven, powered by Claude, suggested hundreds of targets, issued precise location coordinates, and prioritized those targets according to importance, said two of the people. The pairing of Maven and Claude has created a tool that is speeding the pace of the campaign, reducing Iran’s ability to counterstrike and turning weeks-long battle planning into real-time operations, said one of the people. The AI tools also evaluate a strike after it is initiated, the person said.
Claude has also been used in countering terror plots and in the raid that captured Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro.
Military commanders have become so dependent on the AI system that if Amodei directed the military to cease, the Trump administration would use government powers to retain the technology until it can be replaced, said one of the people.
The commanders now overseeing the Iran campaign are steeped in the use of Maven, having used earlier versions of the system in the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021 and to support Israel after the Oct. 7, 2023, attacks, according to a talk by Navy Rear Adm. Liam Hulin in 2024. Hulin, now the deputy director of operations at Central Command, said then that the system pulled in information from 179 sources of data.
It’s been quickly adopted. NATO, which signed a contract with Palantir last year, portrayed its version of Maven as giving commanders video-game like abilities to oversee battles in a recent video. In the American military, the system allowed one artillery unit to do the work of 2,000 staff with a team of just 20 people, according to a study of the system’s use by the Army’s 18th Airborne Corps by Georgetown University.
https://archive.is/29ClF>>2722760Literally every MIGA influencer who was against war in Iran changed their tune really fast after the aggressions actually started. Kirk wouldn't have been any different.
>>2722787Imagine giving up all that functionality because you were told no to having fully autonomous killer robots.
>>2722733We prolly will never know but I’m going with Samson option. The mosaic defense strategy is a deadman switch and Israel didn’t leave a single man alive to keep it from pulling. This is why there is no winning this war. Iran never really needed nukes they always had the ability to blow up the global economy and cause sever chaos in the Middle easy.
>>2722748>if not why haven't they been using them the whole time?They've probably been using older and faster munitions early on whilst radars are not fully destroyed and anti-missiles not depleted.
Over coming days/weeks we'll see bigger/fancier missiles like this.
>>2722790That's because they want to steal it from anthropic.
>>2722788
They got their shit kicked in and their leader murdered last time they fought against pissrahell.
>>2722790xelon and openai already got deals to work with the military
>>2722799Its going so great we gotta hide the sucess just ask pol k and other sites ran by zionist
>>2722801Okay now this is EPIC
>>2722784>my idealism is not like those idealisms>is still pretty much like other idealismsThe pick-me idealism.
>>2722803just pointing out idealism doesn't imply you can break physical laws at will, thats all :)
>>2722801>Ummah when genocide of Palestinians: I schleep>Ummah when profit line go down: SHUT IT DOWN!!!How does this shit not
REDpill the fuck out of every Muslim prole?
>>2722801Jiang said gulf investment recycles captial for the world economy he predicted this happening and ending the economy
>>2722787>reducing Iran’s ability to counterstrike???
>>2722813by destroying launch sites and logistics centers
>>2722812Happily the tudeh calls for protests against the amwrikkkan will
>>2722806The same as how some Americans don't realise their country is controlled by Israel.
>>2722801>>2722804what site are these screenshots from btw
>>2722819The Americans are actually situated more towards the red sea, those bases are empty.
Does Iran look like their ability to counterstrike has been reduced?
>>2722828yes
they're losing
Iran should kill the king and liberate the brave people of Bahrain
>>2722830they haven't had any meaningful attacks yet and we're six days in
>>2722796True, but now they have fewer protections than before, while Iran is no longer just launching cuck attacks the way Trump wants
>>2722828counter what exactly? the US doesn't waltz in as it pleases, for what it seems.
or it wouldn't be using stand-off ordinance and munition.
>>2722824how about you empty my balls lmao
>>2722807
>transcendental idealism
so basically materialism
>>2722836>how about you empty my balls lmaoAnon. WTF is wrong with you? lmao
>>2722807>Mind =/= Brainyou could get away with that maybe 100 years ago but by now nah
>>2722837not at all
>>2722670Peter Thiel - and remember that his first name must be pronounced
Peh-ter, because he's a kraut - is possibly the currently living individual closest to the idea of the antichrist. One of his favourite tricks is to held conferences about the topic behind closed doors and during a recent one he even accused Greta of being literally the antichrist. Speaking about projection…
>>2722674Wholesome family and juche image.
>>2722677In some control room in China, I guess.
>>2722681>this christian messianic judiasm thing has been going on for a while. where they mix things like pentecostal rolling on the floor babbling like a baby 'speaking in tongues' to celebrating church service on a satruday, keeping kosher, wearing tzitzit.And don't forget the recent posthomous book by Charlie Kirk about his observance of the sabbath.
>also i've heard there's a wierd ethnic thing where the members of these orgs who are ethnic jews have a higher status than the goys.Jesus preached both to the gentiles and the jews. So they've been heretical again.
>>2722685Some based people on twitter has remarked cuck musk hasn't spoken at all about the war - I don't know if he's been completely silent or he's just dodging the topic. And that's strange, considering his usual verbal incontinence which shows he has the mental maturity of a mildly retarded twelve years old at best.
>>2722689>moderately woundedThere are no more "moderate rebels" anymore, now just "moderate wounds". Hopefully goes into gangrene, though.
>>2722690I'm afraid it already is.
>>2722698The MIC is definitely the biggest grift ever.
>>2722706She is a retarded dumb bimbo bitch, the botox must have got the her brain, even if there's not much to paralise there to begin with.
But her being dunked on by a ukro-thot is basically the destruction derby of the new breed of female homo dubaiensis.
>>2722750Tucker has been in the political - and espionage - game for decades before PeDonald TrumpStein decide to drop The Apprentice and run for president. Think what you will of him - and I don't like him at all - but Drumpf really can't comment on anyone's intelligence, considering his own level of retardation and the average of everyone surrounding him.
>>2722754Could be. But could also be that Iran wants to btfo the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline that pumps 30% of all the oil reaching the Malevolent Entity + it contribute to buttfuck even more the world economy pushing oil prices even higher. Also Azerbaijan has been a zionist outpost right since the start - when le glorious USSR broke apart - and they have always been assisted by them in their wars against Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh.
>>2722756Fun thing is the PeDon seems to have never actually been "evangelical" or "pentecostal". He's a NYC showbiz guy, he was socially liberal, he just switched to this "evangelical" razzle dazzle in 2016 when he ran as a republican, therefore had to appease its bible belt voters.
>>2722759The Malevolent Entity has also basically always fought against very weak, disorganised and indisciplined states - Lebanon, Jordan, even Egypt in some respects - with only Syria potentially being somewhat of a problem, but the "moderate rebels" have taken care of that between one round of mass head-choppings and the next. Aside from that, there are Hamas and Hezbollah, but by their nature they are armed groups, not states, so they can only engage in asymmetrical conflicts.
>>2722760Tucker keeps his narcissism in check and his podcast is enough for him, plus he's filthy rich so he doesn't need to go on tour.
>>2722764That's bad for their morale on the domestic front, because when it's about foreign influencers, apparently they pay up to 7000 dollars for a single post if you a large audience.
>>2722765It's already global. As far as america is concerned, I can only expect an internal conflict starting from the far right, possible for some dodgy stuff around the incoming november elections - they lose badly, don't get over it and maybe Trumstein attempt a self-coup like the South Korean dickhead in 2024 - or at the latest around the next presidential election.
Here in the old world, I'm not following domestic or continental politics too much, but I get that some mainstream media are pushing ideas like "islamo-leftism" and recently there's been a further shift to the right in their rhetoric, especially after some fascist getting executed in france and some riot cop pretending to be hit with a hammer in wopistan… I mean, mainstream media are starting to present the far right as victims.
>>2722774It's the Epstein-Mileikowski Foundation on the Experimental Study of Female Adolescent Sexuality Vis-a-vis Senile Creepy Men VS the Rest of the World.
Or, for the sake of brevity, Little Saint James Thunder.
>>2722782At least Hinkle gets some insanely good Russian pussy. But yeah, he's basically retarded.
>>2722783Inshallah.
>>2722808I said that many times and I guess everyone with two functioning brain cells did too. Yet I don't go over the internet claiming I have some prediction "science" making a laughing stock of myself, like when he said Trumpstein is a political genius.
>>2722812That really sound like 1991 Iraq. VOA incited Shias to rise because Saddam was reportedly on his last leg, they did it because they thought it was true, but it wasn't and they got crushed very badly because the Ba'ath was fighting for their survival and no burger help materialised. After all, JDV said that they shouldn't "overlearn" from past mistakes…
>>2722829Conricus, stop with this low level crap. I know I wopped your arse really bad last night when you put up the "Bilal" persona with the "sunni marxist" effortpost, so now you're back to plain anon spewing just criptic one-liners. But you don't impress anyone.
>>2722839god forbid a man have fun!
>>2722841>Conricus, stop with this low level crap. I know I wopped your arse really bad last night when you put up the "Bilal" persona with the "sunni marxist" effortpost, so now you're back to plain anon spewing just criptic one-liners. But you don't impress anyone.you are delusional
Has Iran struck any bases that weren't empty? Hearing that they've only hit empty bases in the gulf countries, but those claims seem weird given that we have visual proof of mobile radars for thaad and likewise getting clapped. Would the yanks just leave their expensive stuff behind?
>>2722846>Would the yanks just leave their expensive stuff behind?Yes.
>>2722846The troops who died were on base. Bases will be on skellington crews for continued operation and perhaps local military or contractors.
>>2722845You are zionist.
>>2722846Every base struck by Iran is filled with top zionist officials. The Islamic Republic is not a paper tiger that wastes resources.
>>2722675Absolutely ghoulish to call 129 girls slaughtered as “dozens”
>>2722850Why would they do that? Are they retarded? Or have they factored in the loss of these systems?
>>2722851>Bases will be on skellington crews for continued operation and perhaps local military or contractors.I mean, specifically the ones with integral regional radars and such, many will be practically empty i think.
>>2722854I doubt they even need an order to abandon, but losing lives looks worse than losing equipment. That's what combat attrition looks like. Of course, their MIC being unable to replace those losses is a different problem.
>>2722854How old are you? Google the US withdrawal from Afghanistan
>>2722801the situation is excellent
How many dead americans before the war becomes too politically toxic to continue? 100? 1000?
>>2722861Hopefully it’s in the thousands
>>2722666being an atheist is less heretical than this btw
>>2722841>Greta of being literally the antichristYeah, they have a crazy transhumanist roko's basilisk view of the antichrist since I guess they are trying to make AI jesus, which explains why joe rogan was pushing it.
>>2722862No, hopefully it's a low number so this has a chance of ending soon
>>2722854>Are they retarded? Yes and you gotta remember how heavy that equiment and how much of it there is. Imagine risking your life for that
It's clear that Trump, being a drooling idiot, thought he could repeat his Venezuela success by decapitating Iranian leadership. He was probably emboldened by Soleimani and by the last war. When Iran's retaliation started, it was clear that the US had not planned for them just bombing the shit out of the gulf states and dragging them into the war. Why they had not anticipated this is beyond me.
The USraeli strategy relies on a short, contained war. It relies on wishful thinking and shock and awe tactics. They want to smash Iranian leadership and fragment the country to create another Libya. This is what the "free your country!" nonsense actually means - Become Syria or Libya. That's the USraeli end goal for Iran, ideally. A broken state that will never be able to threaten American or Israeli (mainly Israeli) regional hegemony.
However, this relies on there being a popular revolutionary movement inside Iran. I don't think that exists in the way that the US and Israel think. Iranians want an end to their governmental structure, not an end to Iran. Killing Khamenei, who was already old and frail by most counts, achieved nothing of relevance besides making him into a martyr, which is what he always wanted to begin with.
Iran, on the other hand, wants a regional war that includes Israel and all of the Gulf monarchies, as they host US bases and are much more fragile and economically painful targets. This is an existential war for Iran, and that's why they're not afraid to make the entire region go up in flames. These states are all imperial colonies anyway, and Iran has no reason to not target them when they host US bases.
The US and Israel have overwhelming military power, but that overwhelming military power is not really relevant if Iran manages to force the US and Israel into a long, grinding war of attrition. Which, given the most recent statements that the US is planning for this to last 6 months, means that they had to rapidly change their plans when their decapitation strike did not result in utter chaos.
Iran has been preparing for this situation for a long time, too. They have thousands of drones and missiles. More than the USraelis have interceptors. The math is just not on the USraeli side either. It costs next to nothing for Iran to shit out a couple hundred Shahed drones and it costs about 30 times that for the US to intercept them. Rubio admitted as much. Assuming that the reports of interceptors running low are true, which given their recent statements of wanting to slow the war down might be true, this is just not a good situation for the USraelis in a prolonged conflict.
One of the many schizophrenic stated goals of the USraelis is to destroy Iran's missile program and launchers. This is a really ambitious goal and is borderline impossible to fully achieve militarily. Iran has decoys, stockpiles hidden deep underground, and their launch sites are scattered. There was recent boasting of reducing Iranian daily strikes by 86%, framed as if the attacks on Iranian missile launchers was responsible for this. The fact that these launchers are also dirt cheap to produce aside, the reason missile strikes are down could very well be because Iran is rationing their missiles in order to prolong the conflict, which is precisely their goal.
Pair this with the Strait of Hormuz being closed or partially closed, and you're looking at a situation where all Iran has to do is lob a couple missiles a day while hunkering down. The economic cost of this war is already enormous, and if the US is really planning on extending this for 6 MONTHS, the closure of the Strait is going to start doing real damage.
All of this is already a fucking clusterfuck, but we haven't even gotten to the diplomatic and political dimensions yet. First of all, Iran has absolutely 0 trust in the US and Israel negotiation efforts anymore, and they are right to think that. They have correctly understood that USraelis can only be kept at bay with deterrence. The incentive to produce a nuclear weapon is now immense with Khamenei dead.
The Gulf States are also in a really bad spot in all this. The monarchies built their legitimacy on American security guarantees and petrodollar supremacy and prosperity. Every time that an Iranian missile is intercepted for going towards Israel and not for hitting Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, or any of these other shitty states, it raises the question - why the fuck are we hosting US military bases if all it does is make us targets? Military guarantees didn't stop hotels from being bombed. Not to mention that the populations inside these states fucking hate Israel, and have good reasons to hate Israel.
China, on the other hand, is watching what's going on with restrained glee. Every missile the US wastes on Iran or intercepting a drone is a missile that the US has to replenish with rare earths that are produced in China. China does not want Iran to collapse, but it will not complain about a weakened Iran, either. A weakened Iran is an Iran even more dependent on China than ever before.
The biggest fucking losers of this whole situation? Europe. An utterly humiliated continent whose pathetic kowtowing to the US and Israel even in the face of the impending economic catastrophe that this war will bring to it is frankly one of the most embarrassing things that Europeans have ever tolerated. This war has revealed that Europe, with the except of Spain, is a collection of spineless, weak states. Europe gambled that they could replace Russian LNG with Qatari LNG, and now Qatar has halted production due to drone strikes from Iran. Really, Europe could not deserve this more after the abject failure of its leadership.
>>2722847Can't wait to see the footage of Iranians lynching the pilot Vietnam style.
>>2722871>Can't wait to see the footage of Iranians lynching the pilot Vietnam styleWrong. Vietnam treated its prisoners extremely humanely.
>>2722861A half a million dead babykillers please.
>>2722854>Why would they do that?Because they are cowards like all zionists. Doesn't matter if you have infinite resources if you are a coward ziorat you will be defeated no matter what.
>>2722872lmao if you were in American pilot downed in North Vietnam, the commie military were your best friends because they'd only save you and hold you as a POW. The local farmers would try to kill you with axes, shovels. Many US pilots were lynched by Vietnamese villagers and many had to be saved from lynch mobs by the government.
>>2722861couple hundred maybe? couple thousand?
>>2722875>The local farmers would try to kill you with axes, shovels.Based. PeasantGODS remain unmatched.
>>2722876Reasonable estimate imo. Most people are already opposed to this war so it won't take much for it to become politically toxic.
>>2722880Americans always cheer or don't give a fuck at first, and then start whining oooh le hrorror whenever their boys start coming back in boxes in the hundreds. They especially hate ground wars for some reason.
>>2722765It's possible, depending on how long it lasts. The war is going to aggravate already weak economic conditions in the US and globally, which would further radicalize the population. Wars often precede revolutions and a revolution in the US would undoubtedly lead to a civil war.
>>2722765Civil war in America is basically impossible as an outcome of this, at least in the short term.
But Egypt? Jordan? Saudi Arabia? Bahrain? Those are more interesting.
The americans get ukrainian interceptor drones wont that help them extend their patriot stocks longer?
>>2722882Yeah, usually people don't give a fuck at first, but at least in my anecdotal experience, people DO give a fuck right now even if they're not being hurt by it directly. And I'm hearing this come from people whom I've never heard talk about politics before. They see it as an unprovoked attack by the US and find it morally reprehensible.
>>2722855>>2722857>>2722854Recruitment levels for the military have been abysmal for years. Many of these bases may have been running on skeleton crews for years.
>>2722885Kind of. Takes time for these things to come online. It buys the US some more time in the war but it's not going to save them. And Ukraine needs them.
Hourly reminder that "zog" is an amerliard excuse to blame their imperialistic wars and pedophile adventures on da joos
>>2722851where is all the management of the operation taking place then? in the us itself?
>>2722891truthnuke but you'll get hate for it
>>2722897Cucktin could put so many conditions on this and Trump would have to kiss his shoes
>>2722891name a better short term tactic for getting amerikkklans to oppose their imperialistic wars and zionism that making them believe they are being taking advantage of by pissrael
>>2722904by just making them right wing retards? good strategy sir!
>>2722906>by just making them right wing retards? they already are and won't stop being it
again, name a better short term tactic for getting them to oppose the war and zionism
>>2722894> in the us itself?Yes, but there will also be centers here and there, including on the boats. Many who evacuated bases and Embassy are in hotels, where i imagine they are still working from.
>>2722914
be hecking brutal to systems but nice to individuals you fucking chuds even if they are bombing you!
US embassy in Kuwait to evacuate: CBS
CBS, the American broadcaster, is citing anonymous government sources to report that the US is evacuating its embassy in Kuwait.
The embassy had already been shut after it had been targeted in an Iranian strike. The US embassy in Riyadh and the US consulate in Dubai have also been targeted.
More Iranian attacks reported across the Gulf region
We are getting more reports of more Iranian attacks across the Gulf region, including here in Qatar and the UAE. But most of those attacks have been intercepted by air defences.
These attacks appear to be part of a wider campaign across the Gulf.
In Saudi Arabia, the defence ministry said that its air defences have intercepted three ballistic missiles heading towards Prince Sultan Air Base, the second such attack reported over the last couple of days.
In Bahrain, we’ve already reported earlier about two hotels and a residential building targeted in the capital. There have been no reports of casualties in that incident.
In Kuwait, the military has reported missiles and drones being directed at the country overnight. There have been some videos circulating online about an explosion and a fire near an air base south of Kuwait City.
Also, the US Embassy in Kuwait has announced it is temporarily shutting down its services citing safety concerns. Here in Qatar, officials said the country’s aid defences have intercepted 13 missiles, while one missile fell into its territorial waters.
Qatar: Security threat level elevated
Authorities have sent an alert warning that the security threat level has been elevated.
“Everyone is required to remain indoors, refrain from going out, and stay away from windows and exposed areas,” the alert states. Residents in the Qatari capital, Doha, reported the sound of explosions.
Saudi Defence Ministry thwarts ballistic missile attacks targeting air base
The official spokesperson for the Saudi Ministry of Defence has announced the successful interception of a multi-missile attack.
According to a statement released on X, Saudi Air Defence Forces have intercepted and destroyed three ballistic missiles that have targeted Prince Sultan air base.
why does no one talk about the economic impact in east asia and hindutvaland? japan and korea are ESPECIALLY dependent on gulf oil imports
>>2722919generation zyklon creams their pants imagining dying for pissrael.
>>2722923Japan and (South) Korea deserve only bombs and artillery from China and (Uncucked) Korea.
>>2722906>right wing reminder that it was the """"""""""""""""""""""left wing"""""""""""" side of the uniparty that started the gaza genocide, the side of the uniparty many """"""""""socialist""""""" american orgs collaborate with
>>2722919they lowered their standards. burgers are so dumb they introduced a program to teach a potential private some classes to get them up to baseline first
>>2722923Fingers crossed it's gonna fuck them up!
>>2722905
That’s why I promote redemption foreign policy. American can end Israel and begin reversing imperialism with a strategic partnership with china and Russia. Our only real peers on the national security council.
Iran status??
>>2722923yeah but they have reserves for up to 2 months iirc. china is negotiating a deal with iran rn to permit chinese ships so we'll see how that goes
>>2722904>>2722905ZOG was coined by a neo-nazi CIA agent who was active in South America and Africa. How can that be anti-imperialist?
i love how trump is crashing the global economy but amerimutt media sends me an alert about how the white house is going to look even UGLIER with trump's ballroom
beirut is getting pounded right now
>>2722942
Neo-nazi CIA agents are worse than some neckbeard on an anime forum.
ZOG is real because evangelical christian zios run U.S politics and have for decades. Zionist doesnt immediately mean "jewish".
>>2722919Project 100,000 part 2.
>>2722956The "communism doesnt work" thing is so fucking funny to me. These people dont know how long it took for capitalism to finally consolidate power dont they.
>>2722953Bharatiya Occupation Government
>>2722958Communism only "doesn't work" when it's actively sabotaged, otherwise it works amazingly
>>2722938you are just deflecting and not answering the question: name a better short term tactic to get amerikkklans to oppose the imperialist war, genocide and zionism that letting them believe they are being taking advantage of by israel even if it means using a term coined by some nazi glowie decades ago
>>2722641i mean the answers can completely change at whim depending on the prompt they used, the context window, the temperature, sheer luck, etc lmao
>>2722962>name a better short term tactic to get amerikkklans to oppose the imperialist war, genocide and zionism that letting them believe they are being taking advantage of by israel"this is why you don't have healthcare"
now shut the fuck up
>>2722962> name a better short term tactic to get amerikkklans to oppose the imperialist war,i mean shouting ZOG is not an effective strategy because americans are cattle
>>2722965>muh healthcareAmerikklans don't give a fuck about that otherwise Bernie would have been elected, they elected Trump 2 times. You are delusional.
>now shut the fuck upno I won't
>>2722968Amerikklans don't give a fuck about ZOG, they elected Trump 2 times.
>>2722903Depends if he wants to actually profit, or to make US lose face.
>>2722971holy cope, there is clearly been infighting inside the rightards because of the ZOG question, let them fight, fuel the fire
nobody is forcing you to go around screaming ZOG anyways, but there is simply nothing else in the short term that could weaken the support for the zionist entity and genocide, there is no opposition party, there is no left wing, nothing
>>2722975>infighting over not being racist/anti-semitic enoughAre you sure you want to fuel that particular fire?
>>2722978there is already a racist white supremacist entity doing a racist genocide with the full support of the entire west, get that inside your skulls, it doesn't get worse than this, and if it can it will happen anyways because there is no opposition to it, you made fun of idealists for thinking they can spell things into reality, you treat "ZOG" in this exact way
https://ctindale.substack.com/p/systemic-risk-a-12-order-cascading
>The modern world order, having organized itself around efficiency, cost minimization, and logistical precision, has created a machinery of dependence so extreme that the interruption of one narrow corridor can propagate outward into a general crisis of civilization….
>From this follows a chain whose logic is cumulative: fuel inflation becomes fertilizer inflation; fertilizer inflation becomes food inflation; food inflation becomes urban instability, sovereign subsidy exhaustion, and ultimately hunger. In this sequence, food shortages are not a secondary humanitarian issue. They are one of the central political outcomes of the crisis, because modern populations do not experience systemic breakdown first through grand strategy, but through unaffordable bread, intermittent power, empty pharmacies, and possibly the collapse of public order. A globalised Arab Spring.
>In this framework, hyperinflation emerges as the social expression of real physical bottlenecks. When energy-importing states are forced to acquire dollarized fuel at any price, when currencies weaken, when fertilizer and transport costs reprice an entire harvest cycle, inflation ceases to be cyclical and becomes coercive.
>It enters every household budget and every state ledger at once. The result is the destruction of planning itself: firms cannot quote, governments cannot subsidize, and populations can no longer calculate the future. Under such conditions, credit markets seize up, foreign-exchange reserves drain, sovereign spreads widen, and the boundary between economic crisis and political crisis disappears.
>Modern technical systems amplify rather than dampen this disorder….
>Thus, the closure of a maritime strait reaches, by entirely material means, into the server rack, the hospital network, the payment system, the electrical substation, and the defence-industrial base. The myth that digital civilization floats above heavy industry is, in this scenario, extinguished. Compute is shown to rest on copper, transformers, stable voltage, LNG, and ship…
>The most immediate suffering falls on import-dependent and fiscally weak societies: blackouts, food insecurity, unemployment, debt default, regime stress, and mass unrest. Yet the advanced economies do not escape. They experience industrial contraction, infrastructure delays, AI and semiconductor bottlenecks, strategic stockpiling, and the permanent repricing of security over efficiency. What begins as a supply shock ends as a transformation of the political economy. States abandon the fiction of neutral markets and move toward command allocation, export controls, emergency powers, and militarized trade corridors. Market price gives way to strategic rationing. Globalization does not simply slow; it hardens into armed blocs.
>The ultimate conclusion is grim : the terminal danger in this model is not one shortage, nor one recession, nor even one war-risk premium.
>It is the transition from a globally integrated commercial order into a world system governed by scarcity, coercion, and administrative triage….
>They are the normal operating features of a civilization that has discovered, too late, that its efficiency was built on concentrated fragility….
>Such is the risk. The whole world will be compelled to support efforts to bring this situation under control immediately. China, the US, and Europe will have to work together.
>The political cycle over the coming days and weeks is going to matter like never before.
>Here are 10 likely and immediate crises<Polyester -> apparel…>Natural gas -> fertilizer -> food…<Sour crude / sulfur -> sulfuric acid -> copper…>Propylene -> polypropylene -> medical and packaging…<Salt + power -> chlorine / caustic soda -> water treatment…>Natural rubber + synthetic rubber -> tires -> freight…Iron ore + metallurgical coal -> steel -> construction and machinery…
<Bauxite + alumina + cheap power -> aluminum -> transport and packaging..>Soda ash + natural gas -> glass -> buildings, autos, solar….<High-purity gases and chemicals -> semiconductors -> electronics and autos >>2722979>it doesn't get worse than thisAnd if semitism was the only issue, I'd be inclined to listen.
>>2722962Fuck off you polcuck retard
Must-listen sections include 18:30, where Wilkerson points out that the deemed-essential level for the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve is at about 412 million barrels, when 500 million is the supposed minimum “essential” level. He also says starting at 19:20 that he has it on good authority at 19:20 that Israel has been moving its nuclear weapons and may have uploaded some. He also has a more extended review at 45:45, keying off how Putin might react, how submarines are the most effective type of military weapon and how the Gulf is a great theater for their operations.
But to Wilkerson’s remarks on the headlined topic, of the possible US exploitation of the Kurds (again):
>And that’s the first thing I would say about the nature of this conflict, which if you read your Clausewitz, you know the one thing you need to do anytime you’re contemplating using the military axis to turn policy into violence is you need to understand the nature of what you’re entering upon, the nature of the conflict. We do not. Every statement from Marco Rubio, every statement from Peter Hegseth, every statement from Donald Trump, indeed every statement out of the administration to include that bimbo who is the spokesperson for it, that blonde bimbo has indicated to me they do not understand the nature of this conflict. The leading factor of which is we’re taking on a people who are 3,000 years old, 90 million strong, 53% Persian, and who have lots of problems, but who will seal themselves into their very doom in order to give us a truly vicious headache. And that’s what they’re embarked on. And they’re not going to stop. They’re not going to cease until the last one of them is dead. I mean, we can route out all the Kurds we want to try and hire them to fight for us and others like that in the region. And therein lies another disconnect in our understanding of this conflict, the nature of it. The objective of Bibi Netanyahu, for whom we’re fighting this war, is chaos, not putting in tan a regime that would run a reasonably Quisling state or at least a state that got along with the United States and sold us the soil and everything else. He wants chaos, total chaos in the region just like he tried to get in Syria because it’s his plan and people behind him like Naftali Bennett and others to run rampant over the entire Levant from oh ready for this Erdogan from Turkey to Eastern Africa.
After an explanation of how the Iraqi Kurds have reached a modus vivendi with Turkiye and the oil majors and are thus not likely to mix things up in Iran, Wilkerson continues:
>And then as far as the Kurds as they overlap in Iran and Syria, I think that’s the d most dangerous group right now because they haven’t gone through this process of learning such as it was that the Kurds in northern Iraq have. So they’re apt to try something just just because it’s arms and they’re free or whatever. But I don’t think they’ll be very successful because I think the Iranians have that sort of thing in mind.
>One of the reasons they got the the uh helicopters from Russia, the latest shipment of major end item equipment from Russia was helicopters, attack helicopters. I think the reason they got those was just that they’re the best weapon to use against these border infiltrators, if you will, these armed people that are trying to overthrow the Iranian Republic and coming from places in the in the northern part of the Persian Gulf and on up into the Azerban and Armenia. They’re best killed with helicopters.
>So, I think that’s what they got the helicopters for. They anticipated this and they say, “Okay, come on.” That plus SAS. They wanted to take on the British SAS with these helicopters, too, because it warfare has proven over the last decade or so. That’s the best way to use against irregular forces like that that are regular, you know, guerrillas that are actually working for a state. So I think the Iranians have thought this out. I really do. I think they’ve thought it out. No doubt there will be some surprises for them. But of all the contestants in this conflict, they’ve thought it out the longest and the best.
>>2722982not really sure what you mean
>>2722984>le polwhatever man
>>2722981i wish i was high autism score and knowledgeable enough to read that article
>>2722989>whatever manyou are promoting right wing retardation as an attempt to what, "end the war"? all they'll do is just start more wars with more explicit racialist goals
>>2722700coz the general can just say shit to it rather than having to actually code them to do shit
>>2722990Basically the high efficiency logistics endorsed by neoliberalism have created extremely brittle economic circumstances, and if the strait of hormuz remains shut you're going to get runaway, knock-on economic price increases as "the market" does what it does, ie raise prices, which translate into ever worsening shortages.
>>2722993>right wing retardationAs I said before, remember it was the """""left wing""""" side of the uniparty that started the white supremacist gaza genocide, you don't get more right wing than doing genocide based on racial supremacy and its already happening, people saying "ZOG" will not make things more "right wing" because we already are at the limit of it, at least in a qualitative sense
>all they'll do is just start more wars with more explicit racialist goalswho even knows if there will be a future, as far as I know most of the global south (where i live) will be destroyed in a few decades because of cliamte change anyways, thats why I'm doing emphasis on the short term aspect of it, thats why I think whatever it is that drives support away from Israel in the short term is worth doing and not worth crashing out over
but whatever, really, this discussion is not even that worth having, just stop being so spooked by le poltards, they and groypers are just impotent losers, meanwhile Israel does everything they dream of right now, with full support of the west
>>2722989There is no scenario in which reactionaries lose power due to internal divisions alone. They have no principles to stand on. Everything they have is for sale. And they are cowards and whores for power.
They can split, and collapse into infighting only when they are out of power, or about to be. Otherwise, ascendancy of one faction to power means subservience of all other factions.
They are doomed to eat one another forever, but unseating them from power is an outside job.
>>2722801hahaha YES!
>>2722808>jiang saidfucking everyone knows one of the core of the petrodollar is the petro monarchies reinvesting all their money into US bonds and investments funds
>>2722677you buy them from their satellite imaging companies
it's looking grim for iran
>>2722988is this a good channel for info? never seen it before
it's looking grim for israel
it's looking grim for me
>>2723020Yeah, that's the problem. Which makes trying to play "kingmaker" with the factions fucking stupid and dangerous.
>>2723014truke
>>2723022>and dangerousI really don't see how it can get any worse, at least in a qualitative sense, but whatever
HILARIOUS interview on My Pillow TV
Moderator question: How does China capitalize on the situation?
Guest answers: A: The way things are playing out right now, they have a variety of options available to them but one of them, I want to emphasize, is to DO NOTHING, and WIN.
LOL ABSOLUTE MADMAN SAID IT
HE GOT AWAY WITH IT
15 MINUTE MARK:
also has decent analysis overall but LMAO HE SAID THE LINE
https://rumble.com/v76ocb0-the-iran-war-economic-shock-wave.html>>2723028materialist explanation for the bourgeois allowing Israel to destroy half the global economy for their race war?
>>2723024Is this guy even jewish?
>>2723038They think/thought the war against Iran would be over in 3 or 4 weeks, nothing long enough to make Hormuz worth caring about.
>>2723043I kinda don't buy this because Hormuz has been the reason against war with Iran for the past like 50 years. All of a sudden they decided it doesn't matter?
>>2723033>I really don't see how it can get any worse, at least in a qualitative sense, but whateverhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victims_of_Nazi_GermanyConsult the article for a more comprehensive list of targets of the anti-semitic faction of reactionaries, and how it can always get worse, in a qualitative sense.
>>2723012Yeah, glenn deisen is pretty good.
>>2723044They thought the war would be over before it could matter.
>>2723048I though he was just one of those fetishists like the other congressman with no legs
>>2723044The Iran Protests made them think the government was facing imminent collapse, that they could kill Khamenei and the chaos would get his officers to pull a Delcy.
>>2723038The status quo that the US and Israel rely on to exist is in terminal decline, so for many factions in both capitals it's now or never, and damn the consequences.
>>2723043You really can't overstate just how out of touch with reality much of the Beltway class is. There are some that probably really did think that a decap strike on Khameini+protests+cia/mossad+economic pressure really would make the regime fall in short order.
Hell, they thought the same thing about Russia.
>>2723045Just a reminder that nazi germany was working in collaboration with the bourgeois interests. The Holocaust was not caused by normal people becoming "redpilled" on Jews or whatever nazis want to tell you. It was caused by the international bourgeois's unchecked greed.
There is no left-wing method of discourse that can prevent another Holocaust, because we didn't even cause the first one. No matter how hard you try to censor yourself to avoid criticizing Jews the international bourgeois will still find another scapegoat to genocide, currently that's looking to be Muslims, and you'll just be left asking "How could the Left have let this happen???" even though the fascists are the ones dropping all the bombs.
>>2723028>just because they're incompetent in their imperial war means they didn't think they would profitretarded
>>2723028There are seriously people here who think the elite class is always making optimal cost-benefit calculations lmao
>>2723061I'm a NEET so it can't possibly get worse for me.
goodluck out there wagecucks.
>>2723038World domination is always the answer when it comes to the US empire. In the long run that is seen as more profitable than any short term losses they might incur trying to secure it.
They see the world at an inflection point right now where US hegemony is slipping away and they need to make big moves and break all the rules to reimpose their dominance before it's too late.
That's where Trump comes in. He can be presented as a wild card and an outsider who can break all the rules and make the big moves they need, while the broader elite can always throw him under the bus and declare him an anomaly later for whatever he fucks up in the process. Whatever works they will pocket the gains, whatever fails or turns into blowback they will disavow and say he wasn't really one of us, just a crazy guy going off script on his own.
They are desparately trying to impose themselves everywhere. We've seen it in Latin America (Venezuela, Cuba) and we're seeing it (again) in the Middle East. For all the talk about getting out of the ME and doing a "pivot to Asia" it never really happens because they see the ME and its resources as vital. They also see Israel as a load-bearing pillar of the US empire. Its success and expansion are critical to US dominance in the region, as is the removal or suppression of all its adversaries. When Israel dominates the region, the empire does. They are the same thing.
In this case, Trump is also foolish and surrounded by other fools and lunatics. They got high on their own supply after Venezuela (and after Syria previously) and believed they could knock over Iran quickly and solidify their dominance. They fucked up and now have a bigger mess on their hands than they expected. How it turns out remains to be seen.
>>2722981>Such is the risk. The whole world will be compelled to support efforts to bring this situation under control immediately. China, the US, and Europe will have to work together.Oh, good. Nothing to worry about then.
Direct quote from Khalaf Ahmad Al Habtoor, founder of the Khalaf Ahmad Al Habtoor Foundation charity in the United Arab Emirates:
Mr. President Donald Trump,
A direct question: Who gave you the authority to drag our region into a war with Iran? And on what basis did you make this dangerous decision?
Did you consider the collateral damage before pulling the trigger? Did you think that the first to suffer from this escalation would be the countries of the region?
The people of this region also have the right to ask: Was this your decision alone? Or did it come as a result of pressure from Netanyahu and his government?
You have placed the Gulf Cooperation Council countries and the Arab states at the heart of a danger they did not choose. Thank God, we are strong and capable of defending ourselves, and we have armies and defenses that protect our homelands, but the question remains: Who authorized you to turn our region into a battlefield?
Before the ink was even dry on the #BoardOfPeace initiative that you announced in the name of peace and stability, we find ourselves facing a military escalation that endangers the entire region. So where have those initiatives gone? And what has become of the pledges made in the name of peace?
Most of the funding for those initiatives came from countries within the region itself, including Gulf Arab states that contributed billions of dollars to support stability and development. These countries have the right to ask today: Where did this money go? Are we funding peace initiatives or a war that endangers us?
Even more dangerous is that your decision threatens not only the people of the region but also the American people, whom you promised peace and prosperity. Today, they find themselves embroiled in a war financed by their taxes. According to the Institute for Policy Studies (IPS), the cost of direct military operations ranges from $40 billion to $65 billion, and could reach $210 billion including economic impacts and indirect losses if it continues for four to five weeks. It has even reached the point of sacrificing American lives in a war that is not theirs to fight.
You even broke your promises to avoid wars and prioritize America above all else, ordering foreign military interventions during your second term in seven countries: Somalia, Iraq, Yemen, Nigeria, Syria, Iran, and Venezuela, in addition to naval operations in the Caribbean and the Eastern Pacific. You directed over 658 foreign airstrikes in your first year in office, equivalent to the total number of strikes during Biden's entire term—the same Biden you criticized for embroiling the United States in foreign wars.
Mr. President, these figures have drastically impacted your approval ratings among Americans, which have plummeted by 9% in just 400 days since your second term began.
These numbers speak volumes: even within the United States, there is growing concern about being drawn into another war and about jeopardizing American lives, the economy, and the future.
True leadership is not measured by decisions to wage war, but by wisdom, respect for others, and the pursuit of peace. If these initiatives were launched in the name of peace, then we have the right to demand full transparency and clear accountability today.
>Before the ink was even dry on the #BoardOfPeace initiative that you announced in the name of peace and stability, we find ourselves facing a military escalation that endangers the entire region. So where have those initiatives gone? And what has become of the pledges made in the name of peace?
oh yeah retard, thanks for the money but no one in the middle east is invited to form part of the new AI tech driven world elite lol, good luck!
>>2723075they arent posadists because khamenei explicitly issued an anti-nuclear fatwa. actually one of the ways i see this ending is if everyone agrees to give iran a nuke lol
>>2723078lmfao holy shit it really is them
>>2723074I expected a more hostile response to getting bombed, not going to lie. They have navies, too, you know.
>Iran said Strait's closed>4 countries responded "ok, sorry" >>2723028The Right fundamentally only thinks in terms of conspiracies and can’t even begin to approach a systemic and material form of analysis. Vaguely aware as they are of Marxist thought they bracket it with their own conspiratorial thinking. When they understand that Marxists see the bourgeoisie as the ruling class of society, they take it to mean some imagined lodge of wealthy businessmen—distinct individuals—who identify their ethnic “tribe” as “bourgeoisie” and pull the levers of state power to consciously create certain outcomes. Hence they think it’s a “gotcha” when Trump flails like an idiot on the global stage that there are conscious forces of businessmen directing global events?
The answer is that Marxism is not conspiratorial. It analyzes forces and doesn’t ascribe moral notions to them. It’s akin to a peasant thinking a weatherman believes we’re in a drought because the gods are angry.
>>2723080best part is (last I checked at least) Iran is still in the phase of depleting expensive interceptor missiles with asymmetrical warfare using their cheap shit. once they start duking out the supersonic missiles then things are gonna get really spicy. less than a week in btw.
>>2723082I was just wondering last night whether or not the US vassal states were going to join in given that a significant amount of last year's international relations policy for the rest of NATO was the Trump regime basically being like "you're our bitch and will do whatever we want."
>>2723084if only you knew how good things will be
>>2723087the only truth is that things only get worse
>>2723077>Israel tries to smuggle a dirty bomb into Iran for a falseflag>Iranians capture it and disassemble it into a nuke to launch back at Tel Avivplease Allah make it so
>>2723038They're religious extremists trying to hasten armageddon.
>>2723086you have to accept that sometimes the schizos are right
>>2722735>>2722925>>2723038they also have been firing and dismissing anybody who isn't a yesman
Sorry ahead of time for acting like an overly emotional faggot:
It's hard seeing everyone around me losing their head over this in panic and not giving in myself. As an American, I, personally, have never seen this much panic before irl. During covid it was all behind a screen, but now everyone, friends, family, and coworkers are panicking. At work, at college, and at home. Well, I only hope those who pushed for this are going through an guilty hell a million times worse compared to the mere unease I'm in. Even if it will never, ever, be anywhere near the hell the Iranians are being put through, and I worry for them the most.
>>2723080the cowardly khaleeji have too much to lose in their shiny luxury skyscrapers. If they get too aggressive Iran will blow up all their desalination plants and oil refineries and send them back to the 1930s
>>2723095"US grants waiver to allow India…"
Modi is such a bitch. I guess BJP now means Blow Job Providers
>>2723102>i-it's not about Israel!Why people are still in denial about Israel's influence over the US at this point is mind-boggling.
Like… no person looking at the sequence of events from a neutral perspective would go away thinking Israel isn't a massive factor. At this point it has to be bias.
>>2723102I haven't seen any mention that the slower pace of attacks might be due to central command reestablishing control over their mosaic defense cells after the assassination strike and slowing the pace to a proper war of attrition rather than "fire everything because the country is going down" mode they likely were in over the weekend.
>>2723108I think sometimes people fall into the trap of assuming every geopolitical entity is a rational actor when the reality is corruption and ideology tends to dictate policy more often than reason.
The US is not a single unified political entity but a bunch of competing factions all vying for influence among the bourgeois through bribery and trading favors amongst eachother. The Zionists and Jesuits are currently in control with their doomsday fantasies and the psychopaths like Musk/Thiel are perfectly happy to watch theists destroy the world if they think they can make some money off the ashes of civilization. There's no plan beyond that. The people at the top are not that intelligent. They started from the conclusion of "We want to destroy Iran because Israel paid us to" and worked backwards to formulate a geopolitical strategy around how destroying Iran benefits the US.
>>2723104Not at all just playing both sides. Up until a month ago they were buying Russian oil. It's likely the US gave them something to stop them. Now they're buying again. It's great.
>>2723108you're all fools if you think that the convenient parallel between far-right antisemitic conspiracy theories about ZOG and the shit that Israel is actually doing isn't all by design. New Atlas is right that saying Israel is in control of the US is like saying Ukraine is in control of the US; both of them are proxies, Israel does not exist without the US funding it, which equals the US being able to have leverage over Israel and use them to carry out the most barbaric extremes of US imperialism while technically having plausible deniability. worst-case scenario, as is exactly what has been happening over the past year, the more loathed Israel becomes for carrying out the excesses of empire, Jews as a whole become the fall guys for US imperialism. specifically it's only the Jews who aren't in the club of rich pedophile oligarchs who will end up suffering any of the consequences of antisemitic pogroms if things were ever to get to that point, which is by design. this is why western imperialists supported the founding of Israel for so long and why the literal Nazis even supported this; they want to put all the Jews in one containment zone and use them as attack dogs for empire.
this isn't that fucking hard to figure out.
>>2723118heh… they should nver have provoked our Operation Reddit Fury…
>>2723114i guess you didn't see him going to kiss netanyahu's ass just before the attack, saying nothing about it or the assassination of khamenei, and an unarmed iranian ship getting sunk just after leaving an exercise india invited them to. playing both sides is bad enough. selling out and becoming a slave is another.
>>2722861American democracy is fake, dude. It can be 100.000 and they will continue the war still.
>>2723117>the US being able to have leverage over IsraelI'd agree with you if the US actually benefited from Israel materially. Instead it's always Israel benefiting from the US. They waste billions in US tax dollars and then threaten to use nukes if we stop sending them money.
>Iran’s predicament goes all the way back to how it reacted to the events of 7 October 2023. Iran and Hezbollah’s immediate reaction was to reject the Qassam Brigades’ pleas to infiltrate Israel from the north and start a simultaneous second front. >October 7 was conceived not as a limited campaign to strike an army base in the south, but as the start of a war of liberation. When both Hezbollah and Iran initially refused to get involved, each allowed themselves to be picked off one by one by Israel. >By the time he spoke, Hezbollah had already lost 57 men in border exchanges, so it was not doing nothing. But it allowed itself to be gradually sucked into a war of Israel’s timing. Thus Hamas, Hezbollah and now Iran have all been picked off in turn. None of them acted in conjunction with each other.https://www.middleeasteye.net/opinion/israels-war-regional-supremacy-will-not-end-iranHmmm, I wonder if there is any lesson here for BRICS countries as the US picks off one anti-imperialist government after another 🤔🤔🤔
But somehow I get the feeling that after Iran has been bombed into the stone age and the US turns its attention towards Cuba, then to who knows where else (creeping ever closer to the capitals of BRICS nations), we'll get more gestures of goodwill from Moscow and calls for restraint from Beijing. I'm sure those will be worthy substitutes for an integrated security architecture, formal military alliance, integrated command structure, and overseas bases. I mean it's not like any of this stuff is the basis for global American power or anything right?
>>2723125how does having an "unsinkable aircraft carrier" in an extremely strategic region not benefit the US lmao. they wouldn't be sending all this aid to Israel if it wasn't for the purposes of waging imperialistic aggression on the middle east.
>>2723091>southeastern part>it's heavier I promise!>and other cities, too!!!Yeah, written like a propaganda piece, not trusting this one
>>2723127>. they wouldn't be sending all this aid to Israel if it wasn't for the purposes of waging imperialistic aggression on the middle east.They send the aid because Israel has blackmail of them being Epstein clients ready to release if they don't.
>>2723129ah yes, unlike having a forward operating base of hard military power in a strategic region, leaking even MOAR Epstein files when it's basically a matter of public record at this point that everyone with power in the US rapes and eats babies is an effective form of blackmail and constitutes the real material base of power that Israel has.
>>2723129Fuck off with your conspiracy theory. Nobody needs to persuade Murricans to attack anything, they did it before Israel even existed, and they are doing it even in regions where there's no Israel present.
>>2723127They already have Saudi Arabia which predates Israel tho.
Also, if the "Israel is just a US puppet" argument were true, why does Israel spend so money money on manipulating US public opinion, bribing politicians, etc? If Israel's interests were the US's interests, they wouldn't need to promote shit like pic related to spread Jewish supremacist conspiracy theories.
Other "unsinkable aircraft carriers" like American Samoa, Puerto Rico, Japan, etc don't engage so directly in our domestic politics.
>>2723128so you think israel is not bombing tehran? okay pendejo
>>2723126>My colleague and author of Hostile Homelands, Azad Essa, says that Delhi has emerged as Israel’s strongest non-western ally. “There is strategic cooperation and ideological convergence between the two, which actually strengthened during the course of [the Gaza] genocide,” Essa said, noting that on his recent visit, Modi promised to allow 50,000 more Indian citizens to work in Israel in the coming years.>“India would bring a combination of economic scale, market access, labour, and technological expertise to such an alliance. In many ways it already has,” he added. “India is already co-producing weapons with Israel, meaning that it is being primed to become a factory for Israel. India will therefore back up Israeli shortfalls and become a form of labour replacement for Palestinians.” >>2723132>Israel is just a US puppetIt's not true, but it's not true of any US ally or proxy. That's not how alliances work even between unequal partners. There is always some degree of divergent interests, and the influence is never fully unidirectional. Satellites can and do diverge from their patron states, as well as lobby them to change their policy. In the case of Israel, what makes it unique among US satellites is that it has a far more robustly developed lobbying apparatus than any other. This gives it far more influence than a country like Ukraine, South Korea, etc. You can also see some countries like Saudi Arabia trying to replicate this success with their own huge PR and soft power campaigns. However if the American ruling class truly felt that Israel was working contrary to their interests, then they would crack the whip and get them back in line. They've done it before, like when Reagan forced the Israelis to withdraw from Lebanon by withholding arms shipments.
>>2720131>why aren't brown people one countryidk
>iraq was part of iran for long stretches aside from the past 500 years
>shittons of iranians used to live thereshittons of iraqis live in the iranian marshes saddam wanted to take
>the holiest sites of shia islam in iraqsect founded by arabs based on an arab religion
It's a mystery how iraq maintained a shia majority army in the 80s
>>2723132difference is that Saudi Arabia and the other Gulf States having their own leverage over the US in the form of their oil industry. unlike with what is otherwise an irrelevant settler shithole like Israel, the US to some extent has to play ball with the Gulf States, who are happy to oblige since those countries are theocratic monarchies whose ruling classes benefit from the arrangement, but if the US tried to force the Saudis into being directly involved in their imperialistic ambitions rather than being just another ally who allows the US to have bases on its territory (like the other examples you mentioned), the Saudis could be like "lol fuck you no" and cut off the US supply of oil. what happens if they cut off the oil? US economy gets fucked and it becomes significantly harder for them to do something like invade the Gulf States.
this is not the case with Israel, which is also positioned extremely close to a lot of key chokepoints in the world economy like the Suez canal in addition to being at the center of what is generally a very strategic region. their ruling class and the Israeli settler cattle are happy to oblige because they get a lot of money out of the deal in exchange for having to be at the frontlines of any conflicts that happen in the region, but that's the arrangement they have.
>>2723136> However if the American ruling class truly felt that Israel was working contrary to their interests, then they would crack the whip and get them back in lineOnce again you're falling into the trap of thinking everyone involved is a rational actor or that they have some kind of national interest. The bourgeois have no nationality. They can also be bribed. Ultimately their greatest weakness is they're always looking for a new fresh industry or product that can be exploited. They see the US empire is on its last legs and are already planning its successor (Israel) with the expectation they can just siphon all of America's resources and leave it as a husk like they've done to every other fallen empire. Protecting their wealth is the #1 priority of the bourgeois, not any sort of loyalty to national interests. Israel, Dubai, and Saudi are the most pro-bourgeois states on the planet once America falls, so that's where they'll flee to.
>They've done it before, like when Reagan forced the Israelis to withdraw from Lebanon by withholding arms shipments.That was almost 50 years ago tho
>>2723139one day you will realize how much of a shitty take this is
>>2723139>difference is that Saudi Arabia and the other Gulf States having their own leverage over the US in the form of their oil industry. unlike with what is otherwise an irrelevant settler shithole like Israel, the US to some extent has to play ball with the Gulf States, who are happy to oblige since those countries are theocratic monarchies whose ruling classes benefit from the arrangement, but if the US tried to force the Saudis into being directly involved in their imperialistic ambitions rather than being just another ally who allows the US to have bases on its territory (like the other examples you mentioned), the Saudis could be like "lol fuck you no" and cut off the US supply of oil. what happens if they cut off the oil? US economy gets fucked and it becomes significantly harder for them to do something like invade the Gulf States.The Saudis have no bargaining chips really. No one in the region likes them, they don't have nukes, their military is a joke, and their government is just a house of cards propped up by the US military bases. If the US wanted to they could very easily topple the Saudi regime in less than 24 hours. Their territory is also a lot closer to Iraq than Iran and they don't control any strategic chokepoints like the Strait of Hormuz. If the US wanted to drop paratroopers over the Saudi oil fields and simply take the oil before the Saudis had a chance to sabotage it, they certainly could.
This is all to say, the US-Saudi relationship is not really in Saudi Arabia's favor. It's in the monarchy's favor because they got rich off of partnering with the US, but they have no leverage for "choking" the US into doing their bidding. I suspect the reason the US continues to partner with the Saudis instead of turning them into another Venezuela is because they're afraid if Saudi Arabia falls then Iran will become the regional hegemon and the global seat of Islam. Not because they're scared the Saudis can do something about it.
>>2723138What's much more ridiculous is the fact that Iraq and Syria never unified despite both being ruled by Ba'athists. Those mfs wanted to create a unified pan-Arab state but they couldn't even manage to dismantle a border that was only about 60 years old at the time. Not only did they not unify, but they were somehow bitter enemies to the point where Syria contributed troops to Desert Storm. No wonder it was Iran that ultimately became the primary benefactor of the Palestinian cause, since the Arab states couldn't fart and chew gum at the same time.
>>2723144>If the US wanted to they could very easily topple the Saudi regime in less than 24 hourswhen did i hear this before…
>>2723141>They see the US empire is on its last legs and are already planning its successor (Israel) Israel isn't the successor to the US empire, its not even a self sufficient state. Israel without the US is nothing, it would collapse within a couple of years.
>>2723148Maybe less than a couple of years.
Iran spent 1982-1988 trying and failing to invade Iraq based on the premise that Iraqi Shias in the south will just mass defect and join them.
It's amusing how secular some regions were before the CIA got involved.
>>2723102I read in an article an anon posted in these threads that irans launchers are modified trucks and they can make more under war time. Conditions
>>2723148The bourgeois don't see it that way. They see Israel as the next cultural capital of the Western world and will expend any resource to ensure that is the case. Because a lot of them are batshit and either believe in religion or believe in some metaphysical cyberpunk analog to religion that will grant them transhumanist immortality before the proles rise up and kill them all. From the perspective of the bourgeois, the current era is ending and the next era is going to be defined by the proles "waking up" and trying to kill them, so they're preparing their exit plan. Israel already has nukes, so they can threaten to destroy the world if the proles try to take their stolen wealth back. Israel already has a completely bourgeois society that views everyone beneath them as subhumans and has legal slavery, so billionaires will be welcomed there. Israel is a fake state, so there's no chance of a "proletariat revolution" in Israel to undermine their dominance once they transfer all the world's wealth there.
tl;dr: pic related except the datacenter is in the desert surrounded by an arsenal of nuclear ICBM's.
>>2723143I would say that one day you'll realiez you've been duped into believing in antisemitic conspiracy theories instead of understanding the material reality of US imperial strategy but I wouldn't bet on that actually.
>>2723143I know that most of you don't read or are generally very informed about anything you talk about or understand how geopolitics or warfare works in the real world but the world unilaterally isn't this black and white "you do what we say or we invade tomorrow and topple your regime" shit. the US can do this to smaller countries who aren't their allies, but it doesn't work that way for everyone. the United States doing direct military aggression against the Gulf States would be a total shitshow that would benefit no one, certainly not the US who currently gets the main thing they need from the Saudis. in fact, this has literally fucking happened before; the 1973 oil crisis was a major economic recession that happened because the oil monarchy Gulf States decided to do exactly what I'm describing and use their leverage to fuck over the west.
and once again, you don't just deploy overnight to start bombing or invading a country. if the Saudis did another embargo, how do you think the US would get over there? what fuel would they use? sure they have other trading partners, but this would have ripple effects for the price of oil in the entire global economy. it would be a massive shitshow for everyone and overplaying their hand, and the Saudis know this. they're little more than a bunch of rich failsons who happen to be extremely fucking lucky with where their monarchy is because of the leverage it gives them, which they have used in the past, and the US knows this which is why they have kept the arrangement stable and used different proxies for directly imperialistic ambitions.
>>2723132The majority of US elites are pro-Israel. They see it essential for US influence in the Middle East. Israel's job is to keep the Muslims divided and occasionally attack them (like assassinating Khamenei), and to keep a constant division between the Muslims who want to resist and those that want to appease or collaborate because resistance won't work and will make things worse.
That majority of US elites likes and wants Israel spending money on keeping the US public in line and likes that US politicians who step out of line will face an AIPAC and media tsunami that either destroy them or force them back into line.
US elites know the pro-Israel position isn't a given for the public and that some politicians might try to play to that. They like and want Israel manipulating our politics to ensure their pro-Israel position prevails.
>>2723164How about we put the datacenters deep in the Zagros mountains
>>2723178>ReutersYou should already know by this point that all the Westoid news outlets are pure unadulterated propaganda.
>>2723179It's not though that's why it works and gives them some credibilty when they lie, they just said the US bombed that school for instance.
>>2723179Reuters is an old global wire service, not an aggregate and not owned by zio billionaires like cbs and faux are.
>>2723183Stop being stupid
>>2723181Nah, they said there's investigation going on, without evidence of wrongdoing, with the angle being that USA is doing a morally good thing of investigating it's possible wrongdoing, lol
>>2723184they're talking about the nytimes article saying the us bombed the school, retard
>>2723189>Israeli army saysDiscarded as propaganda. Need independent verification
>>2722765i think theres a real risk. like at the bottom of the petrodollar financial schemes there is still technically a real economy but its all defense contractors. and with ukraine they had this opportunity to not be scum fucks and actually produce volume for big contracts but they said no because they want high tech high margin one offs instead for profit motive. so they only make 100 interceptors a year and burned half their two decade stock on ukraine and half the remaining half in the twelve day war. and were at what day six seven? and theyre taking koreas thaad? its going to gut the real economy that props up the fake economy. and if they take out saudi refineries en mass its gonna tank the rest of the real economy. and no one is going to pay tribute to a naked king when he doesnt even give them gas and his swords are all crumbling from rust. truly the entire economy has been running on fumes since 1973 some how managed to backflip over the dot com crash and 2008 and then something like 5 consecutive crashes in a row since covid. this could finally be the one that knocks down the house of cards and we get soviet collapse in america, but everywhere and not just the rust belt.
>>2723038you have to consider the material dynamics of imperialism to understand why this war is an economic necessity and not some idealist dream of netanyahu as an individual tricking trump as an individual. yes they are doing it to encircle china/russia, but the the reason they attack iran is the same reason they attack venezuela and the same reason they attacked russia via ukraine and the same reason israel bomb gaza. its to get the gas contracts because the fracking boom that saved the US from the falling rate of profit in the 2010s is over and so monopoly finance capital necessitates extraterritorial expansion to maintain a positive profit rate. thats what imperialist war really means and why none of these conflicts are "inter" imperialist in any way, but one sided aggression by the BP-Shell-Exxon axis headed by wall street and the bank of london and their vassals in brussels and occupied germany japan korea.
you guys are way too caught up in personalities and not enough material analysis. the americans physically can not make enough missiles to win even if they wanted to. yes they went to war without the ammo to win, yes that is a contradiction. thats the point. that is what happens when your economy is run for profit instead of rationally planned.
>>2722765>but what are the chances this war turns into something much more global100%
>like civil war in america for example?0.00000000000%
>>2723192>you have to consider the material dynamics of imperialism to understand why this war is an economic necessity and not some idealist dream of netanyahu as an individual tricking trump as an individual. yes they are doing it to encircle china/russia, but the the reason they attack iran is the same reason they attack venezuela and the same reason they attacked russia via ukraine and the same reason israel bomb gaza. its to get the gas contracts because the fracking boom that saved the US from the falling rate of profit in the 2010s is over and so monopoly finance capital necessitates extraterritorial expansion to maintain a positive profit rate. thats what imperialist war really means and why none of these conflicts are "inter" imperialist in any way, but one sided aggression by the BP-Shell-Exxon axis headed by wall street and the bank of london and their vassals in brussels and occupied germany japan korea.
>you guys are way too caught up in personalities and not enough material analysis. the americans physically can not make enough missiles to win even if they wanted to. yes they went to war without the ammo to win, yes that is a contradiction. thats the point. that is what happens when your economy is run for profit instead of rationally planned.The thing I find "irrational" here is why did they bother attacking Iran while knowing they can't actually win? Who benefits from the US losing this war? Did they think they could win? Does the American bourgeois somehow gain from sending Americans to die for Israel in a failed war? I get the concept of the bourgeois using war as a means of revitalizing the economy, but why engage in a war against one of the only countries on Earth that they have a very low chance of defeating? They could've just as easily invaded Yemen or something if the goal is purely about resource extraction. They could've reinvaded Afghanistan if the goal is cutting off Russia/China. It seems like from the eyes of the bourgeois attacking Iran is just taking an unnecessary risk that can only be explained/justified by Zionism.
>>2723200how do I access the chinese satellites? do you have to pay for access? is it expensive?
>>2723188he's just coping and in denial cause China cares more about their gas supply than the survival of the Iranian government (which is totally inline with chinese behavior btw)
give it a few days and they'll revert back to "china doesn't have obligations to anyone, just do your own revolution! (but don't cut off the flow of commodities haha!!!)"
>>2723197>They could've just as easily invaded Yemen or something if the goal is purely about resource extraction. its not its about monopoly. they have to subjugate russia venezuela and iran not to take the oil but so that they can prevent them from selling the oil at lower than the monopoly rent demanded by the absurd overrippeness of the imperialist economy. they didnt take iraqs oil either they just did a bunch of reach around circle jerking for smaller guys to develop(not develop) their fields and control export so they can manipulate international markets.
petrodollar is a global tax or tribute on all trade and commerce as all things have to use petroleum to get from point a to b
>>2723209>Read this.<Written with Claude>>2723192>six seven>USA running out of missiles>>2723208>>2723197They are trying to take control of global shipping with this state insurance guarantee. They can't do this from the production side, they've already lost there, so instead they staple some conditions for first-tier protection, up to changing flag to USA and potential future navigational controls. It's not an accident that February 2026, lead up to the war, saw the Maritime Action Plan passed to make reflagging to USA easier under certain conditions.
>>2723184Stop being stupid
>>2723192>none of these conflicts are "inter" imperialist in any way, but one sided aggression by the BP-Shell-Exxon axis headed by wall street and the bank of london and their vassals in brussels and occupied germany japan koreaThis is an interimperialist conflict regardless of who is the aggressor.
>>2723233nope, it cant be because both sides economies are not driven by monopoly finance capital
>>2723234And? How does that make it a non interinterimperialist conflict?
>>2723235One side is a martyr, refusing to strike civilian targets and attacking only military installations, to garner international support and pity and help, and the other side is an aggressor who had foregone any kind of restrain to attack Iran during negotiations, going as far as sinking a weaponless ship that was returning from a military parade in India, with India clearly siding with Iran against USA as a result
If it's an interimperialist conflict, one side has a clear moral high ground
>>2723237So it is an interimperialist conflict then
>>2723237Just say moralism from the begginning so I can see you are a dumbass from the start.
>>2723234Word drivel. I bet you say "Epstein-class" lmao
>>2723241Do you support Americans and Israeli bombing Iranian civilians? Yes or no?
Do you see Iran bombing American and Israeli civilians? At least, on the scale that Americans are doing that?
Moralism, my ass. One side is clearly genocidal, why are you pretending like both sides are bad?
>>2723241Moralism is what you write as a response to that post, thoughbeithoweverbeit
>>2723242>Epstein-classDoes that term offend you?
>>2723238It's not. It's a slaughter and a series of atrocities carried out by two countries that is inflicting a 1000:1 casualty ratio on the other.
I don't encourage anyone in this thread to respond to this kind of posting. It's heinous, in many ways.
Whats a history of the term "genocide"?
>>2723249It is an interimperialist conflict maaaaan. Iran is capitalist duuuuude
>>2723252Bases Trump killed trotskyist Ayatollah
>>2723248Nah. I'm tired of these distractions like "capitalism" and "marxism". It's all a distraction from the real issue: the Epstein files! Hail ᴉuᴉlossnW!
>>2723240burger imperialism is really exhausting all its options if it can't even dupe ethnic minorities into being insurgent proxies for it anymore lmao holy shit
10:56 - Iran: Foreign Ministry: Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi discussed the latest developments in the US-Israeli aggression against Iran and its repercussions in a telephone call with his Cuban counterpart Bruno Rodriguez.
10:54 - Israeli media: More than 10,300 Israelis have fled Israel since the start of the war with Iran.
10:49 - Lebanon: Al-Mayadeen correspondent: Israeli warplanes bomb the southern suburbs of Beirut
10:48 - Israeli media: Rockets fired from Lebanon towards Western Galilee
10:44 - Israeli media: Sirens sound in Zar'it, Shomera, and Avne Menachem in the Western Galilee
>>2723244Islamist cops were killing civilians a few weeks ago. Same as ICE really. Can a mf not hate nationalist retards anymore??
Another F-15 taken down supposedly by a Kuwaiti fighter. Based Kuwaiti fifth column or are they just really fucking stupid?
>>2723258Those "civilians" have killed 1000 cops, soldiers and actual civilians.
>>2723259the ghost of kuwait strikes again
>>2723038>"In these crises there breaks out an epidemic that, in all earlier epochs, would have seemed an absurdity—the epidemic of over-production. Society suddenly finds itself put back into a state of momentary barbarism; it appears as if a famine, a universal war of devastation had cut off the supply of every means of subsistence; industry and commerce seem to be destroyed; and why? Because there is too much civilization, too much means of subsistence, too much industry, too much commerce. The productive forces at the disposal of society no longer tend to further the development of the conditions of bourgeois property; on the contrary, they have become too powerful for these conditions, by which they are fettered, and so soon as they overcome these fetters, they bring disorder into the whole of bourgeois society, endanger the existence of bourgeois property. The conditions of bourgeois society are too narrow to comprise the wealth created by them. And how does the bourgeoisie get over these crises? On the one hand by enforced destruction of a mass of productive forces; on the other, by the conquest of new markets, and by the more thorough exploitation of the old ones. That is to say, by paving the way for more extensive and more destructive crises, and by diminishing the means whereby crises are prevented."https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1848/communist-manifesto/ch01.htm>"When speaking of the destruction of capital through crises, one must distinguish between two factors.">"In so far as the reproduction process is checked and the labour-process is restricted or in some instances is completely stopped, real capital is destroyed. Machinery which is not used is not capital. Labour which is not exploited is equivalent to lost production. Raw material which lies unused is no capital. Buildings (also newly built machinery) which are either unused or remain unfinished, commodities which rot in warehouses— all this is destruction of capital. All this means that the process of reproduction is checked and that the existing means of production are not really used as means of production, are not put into operation. Thus their use-value and their exchange-value go to the devil.">"Secondly, however, the destruction of capital through crises means the depreciation of values which prevents them from later renewing their reproduction process as capital on the same scale. This is the ruinous effect of the fall in the prices of commodities. It does not cause the destruction of any use-values. What one loses, the other gains. Values used as capital are prevented from acting again as capital in the hands of the same person. The old capitalists go bankrupt. If the value of the commodities from whose sale a capitalist reproduces his capital was equal to £ 12,000, of which say £ 2,000 were profit, and their price falls to £ 6,000, then the capitalist can neither meet his contracted obligations nor, even if he had none, could he, with the £ 6,000 restart his business on the former scale, for the commodity prices have risen once more to the level of their cost-prices. In this way, £ 6,000 has been destroyed, although the buyer of these commodities, because he has acquired them at half their cost-price, can go ahead very well once business livens up again, and may even have made a profit. A large part of the nominal capital of the society, i.e., of the exchange-value of the existing capital, is once for all destroyed, although this very destruction, since it does not affect the use-value, may very much expedite the new reproduction. This is also the period during which moneyed interest enriches itself at the cost of industrial interest. As regards the fall in the purely nominal capital, State bonds, shares etc.—in so far as it does not lead to the bankruptcy of the state or of the share company, or to the complete stoppage of reproduction through undermining the credit of the industrial capitalists who hold such securities—it amounts only to the transfer of wealth from one hand to another and will, on the whole, act favourably upon reproduction, since the parvenus into whose hands these stocks or shares fall cheaply, are mostly more enterprising than their former owners." >>2723248tbh it's funny to use but it's the new trendy confusionist libshit term meant to blur class lines like "1%" "billionaire class" "middle class" etc etc. in the end it's idealist fed drivel, america is imperialist because capitalism is like that, zog (((pedophiles))) didn't make them do it
I must not become a third-worldist. Multipolaroidism is the mind killer.
>>2723260Rest in Piss to those islamist cops then
>>2723264If I say this, retards will call me Mossad
>>2723264>confuseLook at grandpa here getting confused by the rich being called pedos lmao
>>2723272That was written a century ago. All wars are interimperialist wars now.
>>2723269Don't worry, he will be too
>>2723273>All wars are interimperialist wars now.If you want to make that claim you need to explain the monopoly economics that materially make it true not just say so.
Usa and israel are making the ruling class of iran a favour by destroying their surplus workers and other productive forces and products. Thats why iran is allowing it. Iran is sacrificing its proletarians
>>2723275When was that written? At that time those nations didnt have their autonomous states. States and countries are different words meaning diffent things
This war is the war for continuation of capitalism. Its a war of bourgeoisie against the proletarians
>>2723281actual trvthnvke
>>2723281Every yank is a bourgeois. Every bourgeois is Epstein.
>>2723280Iran is still very much semi-colonial
>>2723284Are you saying iranian ruling class is comprador bourgeoisie?
>>2723273lol you cant appeal to lenin while rejecting him
>>2723285Is that what that word means?
>>2723204yes you have to pay, but its not that expensive (around 50 bucks when I checked), check their satellite photo companies websites
>>2723288Nah im just saying things. You however didnt answer the question
>>2723293No I am not saying Iranian ruling class is comprador bourgeoisie.
Interimperialist doesn't mean what people think it means. A war is only interimperialist if both sides are monopoly finance capitalists which export capital; because this determines whether its bourgeoisie can be struggled against as compradors or as a national bourgeoisie
>>2723298Leftcucks and anarkiddies are too deep into the brainrot to stop. We will have to carry that weight.
The Messenger of Clinton said: Blue banners belonging to the Demonrats will emerge from California, and they will remain as long as Clinton wills, then small blue banners will emerge that will fight a man from the descendants of Ronald Reagan and his supporters from the direction of the east. They will give their obedience to the Newsom.
When you see the blue banners emerging from the direction of California, then go to them, even crawling on the snow, for among them is the caliph of Clinton, the Newsom.
>>2723301Shit, you beat me to it. LMAO
>>2723298>which export capitalnot exactly, for two reasons. the mere existence of capital export is not imperialism. its the preponderance of capital export, its primacy in economic matters, and in the case of great powers like the us where a whole stratum of rentier capitalists live on 'clipping coupons'. secondly its not the export of capital for just because that it is the signature of imperialism, its the necessity of capital export determined by the oversaturation of technological development in the domestic economy. its specifically this feature of monopoly that drives extra-territorial expansion due to the falling rate of profit and rates normalize across and industry when market consolidation into monopoly and vertical integration deploy similar levels of technology across the supply chain and the resulting increase in the ratio of organic composition of capital results in a lower rate of profit compelling the necessity of 'investment' abroad for capitalism to continue. in other words anon
>>2723281 is correct
>>2723285The Iranian bourgeoisie are actually nontraditional compradors; in the sense that the primary bourgeoisie class in Iran are officials who control sanctions-busting through chinese oil barter and participate in the worldwide shadow economy while extracting heavy rents in the process; and also in the form of for-profit church-state monopolies.
>>2723309Just admit you don't know what the fuck a comprador is. Priests under feudalism also extracted rents and had religious monopoly but they weren't compradors.
>>2723314Yeah sure let's have China enter the war and immediately lose all goodwill in the Middle East by pissing off every state and instantly gaining 15+ enemies since every fucking government in the region supports America except Yemen+Iran. A shame that the
>SAVE ME CHINAretards are so dumb they don't even understand regional dynamics and how China would lose 100x more than any "gain" if they intervened.
another fire video from brian
crazy that hes not even a marxist. material analysis truly universal
>>2723316>Either you do nothing or you put your troops on the line I am very smartRetarded dengoids…
>>2723314vid says china is giving iran targets from satellite
>>2723284How? It operates exactly as any other capitalist state does with a few quirks brought from sanctions and its theocratic structures.
>>2723294still baffles me how such a based guy can be polish
>>2723320mad because you got called out for being retarded
there is nothing china could do that wouldn't worsen their situation
smarter people than you have already thought of everything
Time is on Iran's side, with Ali Abunimah
<The Electronic Intifada Mar 5, 2026
>On 28 February, the United States and Israel launched a war of aggression against Iran, murdering its leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and declaring that their goal is to topple the country’s system of government.
>In the first few days, the joint attack, including indiscriminate bombing of civilians, has killed 1,000 Iranians and injured thousands more.
>Iran is retaliating against US bases and assets across the Gulf region and against Israel, killing two dozen people.
>From Lebanon, Hizballah has joined the battle, targeting Israeli positions. Israeli bombing has killed more than 50 people in Lebanon and displaced tens of thousands more.
>It’s total war.
>Ali Abunimah, executive director, reports on the political and economic fallout and the historical background of Western hostility towards Iran. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkrWCpfmbkQ >>2723316>China must attack militarilyThis tired, old strawman should result in a ban, honestly. It's so obviously bad-faith because NOBODY demanded that! Kill yourself!
What we demand is that China provides diplomatic support, matériel, intelligence and advisors. Basically the shit the West does to its proxies.
>>2723314The New Atlas says that China may be providing intelligence such as satellite info. It's plausible, since Irani strikes appear to have much better precision since last July. Of course China should do much more still.
>>2723325>N-No u!!! It's genius that China will be more and more isolated actually! That's how I win!Retard with dengoid characteristics
>>2723316>THEY WILL LOSE THE GOODWILLI thought countries were too entangled with china's economy,now they supposedly can just drop them as trade partner ?
>>2722597OP change it back to epstein fury
>>2723309yeah thats not a comprador bourgeoisie, just a national bourgeoisie
>>2723327that description doesnt apply to iran
>>2723327I understand what the word means, I'm confused about the designation because this doesn't make sense for Iran, it applies to countries more like the Francafrique states than a sovereign nation like Iran.
>>2723316Who is "me"? We are talking about China "saving" Iran lmao. Shame nationalists tend to not be humanitarians.
>>2723328>What we demand is that China provides diplomatic support, matériel, intelligence and advisorsand they do provide all of this (except advisor afaik likely because iran doesnt want them, they are pretty clear they refuse some of the help that is offered)
>>2723341periphery != semi colonial
>>2723345theyre pretty much synonyms. do you think iran can freely trade around the globe and has open access to routes? do they primarily export raw resources? is the price of that resource set by foreign powers with monopoly control?
>>2723299MLs (stalinists) are not communists.
>>2723341Look at my 21st century communists doug making fantasy maps we aint getting shit!
>>2723331>still no argument i accept your concession
USA is attacking iran to sell gas and oil to china.
>>2723353>N-No uWhat makes dengoids so clinically retarded
>>2723301New Atlas my beloved
>>2723341this map fucking sucks
>>2723349>theyre pretty much synonymsno
Kurds are still loyal foot soldiers of imperialism after all the betrayals?!
>>2723350you are an actual moron
>>2723350uhhhh are you GATEKEEPING communism???
that's not how it works sweetie. If you identify as communist you are a communist you bigot
>>2723178oh yeah I'm sure chinese and iranian diplomats are happily telling US media their discussions and problems with each other in the middle of a war against their common main enemy
>>2722981>The modern world order, having organized itself around efficiency, cost minimization, and logistical precision, has created a machinery of dependence so extreme that the interruption of one narrow corridor can propagate outward into a general crisis of civilizationCan it though? I am not sure this person even understands how supply chains work. Is it so much to ask slopstack posters to do the bare minimum research before they start churning out claude-supported slop
>>2723379
>stalinist
go back to reddit
>>2723028>This epiphany is hitting the left hardWhy did you censor this retard’s name?
>>2723379
I'm not into labels and you're not only a fucking moron you're also sectarian enough to be a wrecker
>>2723028We have the "world too interconnected for war, must be [scapegoat]" retards again. Truly WWI 2. Mfs need to read Engels.
Government says Lebanon facing a ‘dangerous moment’
In the past hour or so we saw two attacks targeting Beirut’s southern suburbs.
It was a violent night, more than 12 attacks targeting the cluster of neighbourhoods which are now empty of residents following that unprecedented Israeli evacuation threats.
A short while ago, there was an attack on the southern city of Sidon, which is not considered to be a Hezbollah stronghold. An apartment was targeted. We understand a Hamas official was killed.
Lebanon’s PM is appealing for international assistance, saying Lebanon is facing a dangerous moment and the situation is grave with a humanitarian disaster looming. He’s also saying that diplomatic efforts are continuing to try to put an end to this.
Hezbollah remains defiant. They’re continuing to attack and target Israeli troops which are operating inside Lebanon along the border.
So you see this conflict is only escalating
>>2723397I honestly believe it because the fsb is full of moles
>>2723399UAE are on the peninsula blocking the strait. It makes sense to keep hitting them
>>2723340>and they do provide all of this Sauce?
I can tell you for a fact that China provides zero diplomatic support. On the contrary, multiple reports state that China is annoyed at Iran for blocking oil gibs in the Hormus Strait.
>>2723402All of those reports coming from Western press based on anonymous sources
>>2723240>Kurds say fuck off leave us aloneWrong. Shia islamists and M-L natlibs are currently invading as we speak.
>>2723396I heard they Isrel was forcing evacuation and they just want the land in south Lebanon. How much land b4 the killing stops?
>>2723406So, Iran saved Gulf countries from water shortages? What a good country
What's Yemen up to right now? I heard they also blocked a sea route but besides that nothing
>>2723403>All of those reports coming from Western press based on anonymous sourcesOh yeah. That's the normal working of the mainstream press, though.
What it means to me is
<"Our handlers told us to say this" Which still means the US is tentatively poking to drag Russia into their targets over this. Which is not saying nothing, considering how NATO can seemingly just do piracy without such excuses.
Iran is AES.
>>2723409>gemini/google AI slop screencap without context<directly citing sebag epsteinfiore slopdanm did redditards or NAFOposters joined to brigade this thread?
>>2723414>brigadethey are 50% of the regular user base of this website, I have 0 proof but 0 doubts
>>2723411Houthis have stated if the west invades Iran they'll invade Saudi Arabia and Hezbollah said they will invade Southern Lebanon/Northern Israel. So far they're just holding their positions while attacking imperialist ships.
>>2723399Bomb bomb bomb
Bomb bomb Dubai!
>>2723416Houthis should invade Saudi Arabia but I understand they can't just choose to leave their positions while surrounded on all sides by US military bases.
>>2723412USA wants to sow distrust between China and Iran and Russia, as simple as. They also have a habit of presenting their own calls for dialogue (or what they understand under it) as the other side coming to them and begging for it, and them thinking on whether to accept it. Same scheme happened when there was active phase of trade war with China, when Biden and administration were talking about how Chinese want to talk to them, and Chinese instead saying that they won't be meeting Americans.
>>2723425i think the thielverse is vaguely jesuit coded
nta btw
Are all the zionazis dead yet
>>2723341>Eastern Europe not part of core>Russia not semi-peripheryTrash map.
Drone targets Basra International Airport
Basra International Airport has been targeted by a drone, an Iraqi security source told Al Jazeera.
It was not immediately clear who launched the drone or whether there were casualties or damage at the facility.
Smotrich's son and other Givati Brigade soldiers wounded by Hezbollah fire on the border with Lebanon
The office of the Israeli Finance Minister announced that the minister's son, Bezalel Smotrich, was injured during what it called "military activity" on the border with Lebanon.
Israeli media revealed that Smotrich's son is in the "Givati" Brigade, noting that he and other soldiers were wounded by Hezbollah fire in southern Lebanon.
Earlier, Israeli media reported that at least six soldiers in the Israeli army were wounded , some seriously, after an anti-tank missile was fired at an infantry force on the border with Lebanon.
Israeli media reported the evacuation of a number of wounded soldiers from the border area to Nahariya Hospital, in addition to helicopter rescue and evacuation operations taking place in the area.
Israeli reports indicated that exchanges of fire continued between the Israeli army and Hezbollah at the border
After warning the settlements, Hezbollah targets Sa'sa', and Israeli forces suffer casualties in border clashes.
The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon – Hezbollah – announced that its fighters targeted the “Zar’it” barracks with a missile salvo on Friday, in response to the Israeli aggression that affected dozens of Lebanese cities and towns, including the southern suburbs of Beirut.
This morning, the resistance also targeted the newly established Balat site in southern Lebanon with a swarm of attack drones, confirming direct hits on the site.
As part of the warning issued by the resistance to a number of settlements in northern occupied Palestine, its fighters targeted the “Sa’sa’” settlement with a rocket salvo at 08:45 this morning.
Early this morning, Friday , the party launched an attack with rocket salvos and artillery shells on the positions and gatherings of the Israeli occupation army in the settlements of Metula, Manara, Marj, Hedbat al-Ajal, and Yiftah Barracks on the Lebanese-Palestinian border.
Likewise, at dawn, it launched an attack with rocket salvos and artillery shells on the positions and gatherings of the Israeli “army” in Wadi al-Asafir and Tell al-Hamams in the city of Khiam, the Kfarkela gate and the newly established site in the town of Markaba inside Lebanese territory, and the Ruwaysat al-Alam site in the occupied Lebanese hills of Kfarshouba.
The Al-Malikiyah site was targeted with a rocket barrage, as well as a gathering of Israeli “army” vehicles advancing from Wadi Al-Asafir towards the southern neighborhood of Al-Khiam city, and they achieved direct hits on them, forcing them to retreat.
Serious injuries among Israeli "army" personnel
In this context, Israeli media reported that at least 6 soldiers in the Israeli army were injured, some seriously, after an anti-tank missile was fired at an infantry force on the border with Lebanon.
Israeli media also reported the evacuation of a number of wounded soldiers from the border area to Nahariya Hospital, in addition to helicopter rescue and evacuation operations taking place in the area.
Israeli reports indicated that exchanges of fire continued between the Israeli army and Hezbollah at the border.
Israeli media also reported that sirens sounded in "Kriyot" north of Haifa due to fears of drone infiltration
>>2723432there hasn't been a single core since the 2010s
>>2723449Where are all thos "multipolarity is a lie, only muh jahedeen islamic resistors are confronting empire" peopld now?
>>2723449I'd say Chinese ISR assistance has been 10x mire impactful than the Russian one, but nobody cares about that for some reason.
>>2723455Western propaganda, Putin would never
>>2723455Iran gave Russia Shaheds. This is the least Russia can do.
>>2723449keep in mind that as we know from NATO policy in Ukraine, this does NOT make Russia a party to the war and nor is it responsible for the consequences of any attacks using this data.
>>2723457It wasn't for free, probably.
>>2723458Don't mean dick to the USA. They can do whatever they want. Doing the same to them makes them shit and piss and cry.
Actually bold move on Putin's part to deal with the soon-to-be angry toddler.
>>2723449A few more of these and I might stop calling him cuckin, we'll see.
>>2723457pretty sure they bought them, but i'm sure it's appreciated and reciprocated
>>2723200Thank god for china
>>2723449<A guy called War Monitor 3 on Twitter said so with no sourcingAny real news on this?
>>2723458>>2723458and yet, they will probably sanction again, try to kill Putin through proxies, keep marginalizing Russia out of the Olympics, etc, etc, etc.
EU will gladly applaud.
Boi, I can't wait Russia diplomats replies to the news article.
>>2723467>He missed the "-WP"That stands for Washington Post, dummy.
>The assistance, which has not been previously reported, signals that the rapidly expanding conflict now features one of America’s chief nuclear-armed competitors with exquisite intelligence capabilities.
>exquisite
🤌
>>2723470>>>2723467 (You)>>He missed the "-WP">That stands for Washington Post, dummyHurrdurrr I am dumb. Thanks.
>>2723467Do you have a source on that?
Source?
A source. I need a source.
Sorry, I mean I need a source that explicitly states your argument. This is just tangential to the discussion.
No, you can't make inferences and observations from the sources you've gathered. Any additional comments from you MUST be a subset of the information from the sources you've gathered.
You can't make normative statements from empirical evidence.
Do you have a degree in that field?
A college degree? In that field?
Then your arguments are invalid.
No, it doesn't matter how close those data points are correlated. Correlation does not equal causation.
Correlation does not equal causation.
CORRELATION. DOES. NOT. EQUAL. CAUSATION.
You still haven't provided me a valid source yet.
Nope, still haven't.
OSINT halfwits larping as CIA analysts get wall
>>2723449Honestly this is the bare minimum. BRICS countries letting Iran (a member state) twist in the wind is just suicidal.
>>2723476sir the brics alliance is economic
>>2723476If Russia supplies the data and Iran sinks a carrier, US will
not be a happy camper.
>>2723456>>2723457They also signed mutual defence deal, no? DORK will be watching their junior party's actions very carefully re Iran mutual defence agreements.
>>2723481S/party/partner*
>>2723472We all make mistakes, don't sweat it.
>>2723481Russia and Iran has a 25 year and a 20 year cooperation agreement but no mutual defense treaty that would obligate Russia to help
But it doesn't matter anyway because Iran refused Russian and Chinese help during the 12 day war last year and in the current conflict
If Iran feels that it's in actual existential danger then it will ask for help but so far they believe they can handle the challenges alone
>>2723450If multipolarity ever becomes anything more than a meme it will be because of Iran.
>>2723476>Honestly this is the bare minimumCorrect.
Hormuz status?
When is someone finally gonna sink a US warship?
Anyone at all.
>>2723455>kneelforget about it, I've been tricked by the Cuckler before, but I will concende, for now, that maybe he is not beyond redemption…
Bruh the Baloch and the Kurds are now fighting with the IRGC. What a botchup by USA
>>2723494He's still trying to intimidate them lmao
>>2723487sorry iran can't do the ships, impossible to warn them so they evacuate and no american is killed!
>>2723494>MIGABahaha, the dementia means the truth will slip out on occasion.
>>2723495He can’t beat those mountains. He can’t beat those cities. It’s over for him.
>>2723500He can't break those cuffs.
>>2723451did no one think to build a big net around the bases so drones can't get in???
dummies
>>2723478Yeah and if it stays that way it will be destroyed.
>"Qatar expects all Gulf energy producers to shut down exports within weeks and drive oil to $150 a barrel, the country's Energy Minister Saad al-Kaabi told the Financial Times in an interview published on Friday. "Everybody that has not called for force majeure we expect will do so in the next few days that this continues. All exporters in the Gulf region will have to call force majeure," Kaabi told the FT."
koreans and japanese prolly shitting their pants rn
>>2723509Japan spent decades rejecting renewable energy and also nuclear power after Fukushima and now it's going to bite them in the ass.
couldn't care less about south korea I hope best korea invades. but I do care about anime not going extinct so Japan collapsing is a bit worrying. they deserve it for refusing to modernize since the 90's tho.
>>2723511this is an unc website
>>2723510Facing oil shortage, Japan either invites China and solar panels, or tries to suck off Trump even harder than ever
>>2723513japan also has the option of building more pipelines between it and russia
>>2723509>force majeureThis expression is growing on me.
It's like Allah itself pummeling the "global economy".
haven't been able to check in on the conflict. anyone got a tldr of some important happenings? oil? russia? lebanon? etc.
>>2723506with india in brics the alliance isn't even ideologically aligned. your military alliances will be found elsewhere
>>2723514Wouldn't a pipeline on the ring of fire be too risky?
>>2723510> but I do care about anime not going extinctpriorities
>>2723511ah, but you recognized it.
>>2723520america has pipelines running through alaska, should be fine
>>2723429He won't, they'll feed him some Lebanese children and Moloch will heal his wounds.
>>2723523I guess if it's quake proof. They're pretty good at that.
>>2723513They will choose the kid eater.
>>2723532🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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>>2723494dude is just such a criminal
>>2723539I thought Knuckles could glide.
>>2723545He probably just filled his daipey before posting that one.
>>2723539This reminds me of some guy in Discord who said the thing that makes him most proud to be an American was being able to afford to ride an 11mpg truck. Genuinely was surreal, some other guys were like, "you're kidding?"
Wonder what he thinks. From his own stupid-ass logic he shouldn't love the US anymore because gas is expensive now
Hezbollah says it launched two rocket attacks at northern Israel
Hezbollah says it has fired rockets at two locations in northern Israel in response to Israeli attacks across Lebanon.
In two statements, the group said its fighters targeted Malkia and Ramot Naftali with rocket barrages today.
Hezbollah said the first attack struck Malkia at about 9:00am local time (07:00 GMT), while a second barrage targeted Ramot Naftali at about 2:00pm local time (12:00 GMT).
Eight Israeli soldiers injured in attack near Lebanese border
Five Israeli soldiers from Israel’s Givati Brigade have been seriously injured after an antitank missile was fired near the Lebanese border, the Israeli military said.
Three soldiers from the same brigade were also lightly injured and taken to hospital.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says it targeted US bases in UAE, Kuwait
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says it has targeted United States forces at two military bases in the Gulf, according to Iranian state media.
The report said the attacks targeted Al Dhafra Air Base in the United Arab Emirates and Ali Al Salem Air Base in Kuwait, both of which host US military personnel.
No immediate details were provided about possible damage or casualties.
>>2723539Thank God I live in an Oil Producer state
BAKING!
This
>>2723542 causes this outrage
>>2723545>>2723545Putler should send this to Agent Z lmao
>>2723511>>bringing up memes that are old enough to voteORLY?
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>>2723511I shaggy scooby doo
>>2723378Are you retarded?
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