manifesting dead netanyahoo
>>2741526There must be a 4k60 video too.
Stop it with the dead Bibi shit. Even if true it changes nothing just like the dead Khamenei.
manifesting the collapse of the israeli state and total genocide of all israelis including the ones currently hiding in Europe and America to dodge the war.
>>2741529Israel doesn't have a decentralized chain of command like Iran nor are they currently being invaded by a foreign aggressor (which tends to strengthen the resolve of a country especially if they martyr the leader) nor does Judaism promote martyrdom like Shia Islam. it wouldn't be a decisive factor but it would probably have a huge impact on morale (negatively for Israel and positively for Iran).
plus it'd be funny.
total KKKarrier sinkage
>>2741523I heard Satanyahu might be dead, how did Iran kill him? (is he dead in the first place?)
pls god let netanyahu actually be dead it would be so fucking funny
>>2741529It would prove that none of these fuckers (weSStoid leaders) are untouchable and can be killed just like any other person.
Bibi is alive. Stop the cope.
>>2741529>>2741555you forgot to glowpost
>>2741551do you really need proof of that? I mean, its happened before. none of them are untouchable. they are not gods, just men. and men can be killed.
>>2741557I don't but the piggers themselves need the reminder
>>2741543he's not dead, it's not like it matters
Trump is talking regularly to Arab leaders, particularly Mohammed bin Salman. The advice Trump is getting from the prince is to keep hitting the Iranians hard. Repeating the advice that King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia, who died in 2015, repeatedly gave to Washington: “Cut off the head of the snake.”
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/15/us/politics/trump-stark-choices-iran-war.html>>2741589that's hilarious considering saudi arabia has so far been unwilling to send it's own military into the fight
>>2741593>it's own military>militaryif it can even be called that
>>2741597it's a pretty capable military for the most part
>>2741600but it's mercenaries. Capable, but expensive and disloyal.
>>2741600In what aspect do you believe they are holding back?
Saudi soldiers are actively engaged in capturing these drones and stopping them. That's absolutely helping American soldiers in this fight. They are also hosting all of these soldiers from America and protecting them.
So what is the next step that you feel they would be an active participant. If they fly Jets over Iran or what exactly
>>2741603their mercs are effective as well but their actual soldiers are pretty good as well, if anything they're probably letting the USA fight this war for them and then when they're ready, join the war for real
>>2741589Didn't the NYT run the original story blaming JD and the Saudis for persuading Trump to attack?
>>2741600anon no, the saudis are probably the most incompetent military on the planet not counting African warlord militias and ISIS orcs.
>>2741600They keep taking the hugest Ls to the poorest country in the world my dude. It's a treatlerite haven meaning there is next to noone ideologically motivated to defend this shithole
>>2741611yes but now that the cat is out of the bag, saudi arabia simply can't revive "the idea of dubai" while the current iranian leadership in place, they need to dismantle and splinter the IRGC or watch their retarded labubu city bleed rich pedophiles until there's no one left.
>>2741616they're so incompetent they've won most wars they've been in?
>>2741620"huge" is an overstatement, they are pretty capable and can do a lot of damage
>>2741623>they're so incompetent they've won most wars they've been in?go check how they're doing against the houthis
>>2741628He's not dead but the fact it makes Zionazis so angry when you say he's dead makes me want to post this shit everywhere.
>>2741626not good although this is because they don't want to expend much of their actual army to it, on the other hand they wiped out the UAE's proxy in the region with basically minimal effort
>>2741630>they wiped out the UAE's proxy in the region with basically minimal effortthat always seemed extremely fishy with how fast the STC collapsed I'm 99% sure the UAE just sold them to the Saudis because they knew this war with Iran was coming and they needed a unified military in Yemen to fight the Houthis. No other explanation makes sense. The fact the STC abandoned their positions for some half-assed "offensive" that got immediately pushed back all the way to their capital and collapsed their government is just comical if it wasn't an op.
>>2741534>it wouldn't be a decisive factor but it would probably have a huge impact on morale (negatively for Israel and positively for Iran).A lot of Israelis might laugh if Bibi ate a ballistic missile. He's more like Trump in that he has a very loyal base that's a minority of the population while he also polarizes the situation in such a way that he secures a majority.
>>2741633to be honest i believe it really did happen that way, the UAE's army is questionable, let alone their proxies, even their strongest one, the RSF is still getting beaten over the head
>>2741638may this be the end of nato
>>2741639Cuck states like Germany are just gonna promised to pay even more into Nato. Never underestimate how everyone wants to be the greatest cuck for the US empire
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Drone attack targets Iraqi oil field for second time in four days
A drone attack has struck Iraq’s Majnoon oil field in the southern province of Basra, the second such incident in four days, officials say.
Saheb Bazoun, spokesperson for Iraq’s Ministry of Oil, told AFP the field – already shut down – “was targeted by two drones, one of which crashed into a telecommunications tower”.
He said the attack caused no damage.
Another security official speaking to the news agency said the second drone was aimed at offices used by a US company operating at the site. The Majnoon field was also targeted in a similar drone strike on Friday.
Hezbollah says it shot down Israeli drone over southern Lebanon
The Lebanese group has said it shot down an Israeli Hermes 450 drone over Bint Jbeil, according to Lebanon’s National News Agency.
Israeli warplanes later struck the crash site.
Hezbollah also said it fired rockets at Israeli forces in Shomera and launched rockets and attack drones towards Nahariya in northern Israel, as we previously reported.
3 wounded after building hit in northern Israel’s Nahariya
A projectile struck a building in the northern city and started a fire, according to Israeli media citing medics.
Several other buildings were damaged by the fire, media reports said. Earlier, Hezbollah said it carried out a rocket and drone attack on Nahariya.
In Israel, 12 people have been killed by Iranian missile fire since it launched the war with the United States on February 28.
Hezbollah claims attack on Israel’s Nahariya
The Lebanese group says its fighters targeted the northern Israeli city with “a barrage of rockets and a swarm of attack drones”.
The group said on its Telegram channel that the attack was conducted at 6pm (16:00 GMT).
IRGC issues new warning for US industries in region to evacuate workers ahead of strikes
Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guard Corps says it is issuing another warning that it will hit US-affiliated industries in the region in the coming hours, urging workers and people in the surrounding areas to evacuate.
“We warn the defeated American regime to evacuate all American industries in the region, and we ask the people of the areas around the industrial factories in which the Americans are shareholders to evacuate those areas so that they are not harmed,” its spokesperson said in a message reported by Iran’s Tasnim news agency.
It was not immediately clear which companies would be targeted, but last week the news agency published a list of potential targets on Telegram that included the offices of tech giants such as Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Nvidia in Gulf countries.
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Day 17: Why is the US Deploying a Marine Expeditionary Unit Amid War on Iran? (52:01)
<The New Atlas - 4 hours ago Eurasia/Middle East
>The US is sending a US Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) including the USS Tripoli with 2,500 Marines, F-35 warplanes, V-22 Osprey, and transport helicopters; >Out of 2,500 Marines, only 1,200 are part of a ground combat element, the rest are spread across air combat elements, command, logistics, and other supporting roles; >The MEU could participate in the seizure of Kharg Island and other critical facilities, board and seize ships, sink ships, augment US regional airpower with its F-35 warplanes, or augment US regional missile forces with its compliment of HIMARS and ATACMS/PrSM munitions; >The MEU poses a threat to the shipping of energy to China Iran is reportedly allowing through the Strait of Hormuz specifically because of its anti-shipping capabilities created under the Biden administration specifically for war with China; >References: >USNI - USS Tripoli, 31st MEU Heading to the Middle East (Mar. 13, 2026): https://news.usni.org/2026/03/13/uss-tripoli-31st-meu-heading-to-the-middle-east>BBC - How US Marines are being reshaped for China threat (2023): https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-64294915>USMC - MARINE AIR-GROUND TASK FORCES (2022): https://www.usmcu.edu/Portals/218/AY23%208672%20Org%20of%20the%20USMC%20L2%20MAGTFs%20Reading%20-%20Final_docx.pdf is netenyahu dead? i saw a video of his ring phasing out of existence
= Michael Hudson: Iran, Israel, and World War III (1:56:38)==
<Robinson Erhardt - Mar 15, 2026
>Michael Hudson is Distinguished Research Professor of Economics at the University of Missouri, Kansas City and President of the Institute for the Study of Long-Term Economic Trends. He researches domestic and international finance, the history of economics, and the role of debt in shaping class stratification, among many other topics. This is Michael’s sixth appearance on the show. On past episodes, including with Richard Wolff, he and Robinson have neoliberalism, industrial capitalism, the rentier economy, Marxism, and the role of economics in political history. In this episode, Michael and Robinson talk about Donald Trump, the war in Iran, Russia and Ukraine, Israel, China, and the possibility of World War III. Michael’s most recent book is Temples of Enterprise (ISLET, 2024).
>OUTLINE: How Oil Controls US Foreign Policy, How American Foreign Policy Is Leading to World War III, Trump’s Neocon War Strategy, Why Does the United States Need Israel for its Iran War?, Does the US Finance Terrorism in Ukraine and Israel?, How the West Provoked Russia’s War in Ukraine, Why Does the US Support Ukraine?, How China Became an Economic Superpower, AI and the Economic War for Global Dominance, Oil, Renewable Energy, and the Shifting Global Power Structure, The US Economy After WWI, Why Europe Fell from WWII to the Present, How Trump Ignores the First Amendment, The Apex of American Power after WWII, Who Will Win the Economic World War?, Why Iran Is Crucial to the World’s Future, The Dismal Future of the American Empire (Timestamps in Description)
Large fires, plumes of smoke seen in Israel following latest Iranian missile strikes (4:31)<Al Jazeera English - Mar 14, 2026>Iran launched another wave of missile strikes on Tel Aviv. Most were intercepted, but falling shrapnel injured at least three people. There were also reports of damage in several communities in central Israel. Al Jazeera’s Nida Ibrahim is monitoring developments from Huwara in the occupied West Bank. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MbDyOgVsuPc$140, and going higher: That's the real price of oil, right now. Oil traders will be wiped out. (4:37)>Inside China Business - Mar 15, 2026>The Dubai cash market for oil, as of Friday, was about $140 per barrel. But on the futures markets in New York, Brent closed at just $104.>Real buyers of oil in Asia are desperate to find crude at any price, and believe that the market is meltdown down, with no new supply coming. Paper traders in New York and London, however, believe that the oil disruptions are temporary, and will be relieved by stockpile releases and a short end to the war against Iran.>The spread between Dubai and Brent is one of the highest in history. Further, the paper market almost always prices oil higher than the physical. >One of these markets is very wrong. Either new supplies will quickly enter the market and drop the price, or New York traders will lose billions on contracts offered at far lower prices.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ilufxBjvy8 A (Very) Stupid War (20:49) <GDF - 17 hours ago >Trump should have had ample warning that toppling the Iranian government was not going to happen. On March 7th, the Washington Post revealed that a classified report by the National Intelligence Council found that even a largecale assault on Iran launched by the United States would be unlikely to oust the Islamic Republic's entrenched military and clerical establishment. The report was completed about a week before the United States and Israel initiated the war. The intelligence concluded that Iran's clerical and military establishment would respond to the killing of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Kame by following protocols designed to preserve continuity of power. Further, the prospect of Iran's fragmented opposition taking control of the country was described as quote unlikely. The source of the report, the National Intelligence Council, is composed of veteran analysts who produce classified assessments meant to represent the collective wisdom of Washington's 18 intelligence agencies. One would think that if Congress had any integrity at all, they'd launch investigations[…]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWZQUqdmKWc TRUMP KNOWS HE’S DEFEATED! Begs Other Countries to Rescue US (21:49)<Breaking Points - Mar 14, 2026 Breaking Points>Krystal and Trita discuss Trump knows he is defeated begging other countries to rescue the US in the Iran war. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNRUPcGEiVI Strait of Hormuz Update 15 March 2026 | Update on Other Maritime Stories | US Destroyers Sail Again (32:37)<What's Going on With Shipping? 14 hours ago >In this episode, we recap five maritime stories from around the world and provide some updates on past stories. We review the latest Join Maritime Information Center bulletin on the Strait of Hormuz for March 15, 2026, discuss relevant stories and ship passages and discuss a historical analog to the situation the US Navy is facing currently in the Strait. Ray McGovern: CIA Attacks Tucker Carlson?- Iran Closer to ‘OBLITERATING’ Israel in Weeks —Then What? (1:02:40) <Dialogue Works - Live 17 hours ago >Hi everybody. Today's Sunday, March 15, 2026 and our dear friend Ray McGovern is here with us. Welcome back, Ray. Thank you. Let me start Ray with what has happened just hours ago that Tucker Carlson came out and said that CIA is trying to go against him. They're trying to connect him with the Iranians and saying that he's doing something in favor of Iranian government[…]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldPsthjx8r0 "Two More Weeks" Kasual Kalibration (57:14) <Kalibrated - 1 Day ago>The U.S. war against Iran drags into its third week as global economies begin to feel the sting of rising oil, gas and food prices due to the war. With the closure of the straits of Hormuz now in place the U.S. must make decisions on whether they will send boots in on the ground or if they will take an try to take an offramp. another big question is will Iran let the U.S. take said offramp if that choice is made. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tw2XKYlfiY Wave 56 of "True Promise 4": Iran targets Al-Udeid Air Base and strategic sites in the occupied territories
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard announced that it targeted the support command for the southern region, in addition to the strategic warehouse for the Rafael missile reserve, in the north of the occupied territories, as part of the 56th wave of Operation “True Promise 4”.
The Public Relations Department of the Revolutionary Guard confirmed in its statement that Wave 56 came as a "gift to the master of the martyrs of the resistance, Hajj Qassem Soleimani, and the martyrs of the defense of holy sites."
<Al-Udeid base targeted and attacks in Erbil
The Guard also announced that it had targeted the Al-Udeid base belonging to the American forces, indicating that it was hit accurately by super-heavy missile systems of the “Khorramshahr”, “Emad”, and “Qadr” types.
Simultaneously, the Revolutionary Guard's drone units launched a wave of attacks against anti-revolutionary group positions in Erbil.
Israeli media reported that sirens sounded in various parts of occupied Palestine, and noted that a fire broke out in the occupied Jerusalem area as a result of falling Iranian missile fragments.
Earlier today, the Revolutionary Guard announced the launch of the 55th wave of Operation "True Promise 4", targeting occupation sites in occupied Palestine and American bases in the region.
The wave also targeted Air and Space (IAI) military weapons production centers and aerial refueling centers in Tel Aviv and Ben Gurion, in addition to American military bases in the region.
Injuries reported after a rocket fired from Lebanon directly hit Nahariya in northern occupied Palestine.
Israeli occupation police announced on Monday evening that a building in Nahariya, in northern occupied Palestine, was hit by a rocket barrage launched from Lebanon.
The Israeli army radio station said that rescue teams are searching for people trapped in the rubble of a building in Nahariya.
Israeli Channel 14 also reported several injuries resulting from the missile fired from Lebanon.
Israeli ambulance services reported rescuing five people trapped in a building hit by a missile in Nahariya.
The Israeli occupation army announced that the injury in Nahariya was caused by a missile launched from Lebanon, not by an interceptor missile that failed in its mission.
This comes after Israel's Channel 12 reported that "the security establishment is conducting a technical examination to determine the source of the explosion that rocked the city of Nahariya and caused injuries."
In its 12th statement, the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon announced that it was targeted during the day by a swarm of drones and a missile salvo at 6:00 PM.
The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon continues its defensive response to the Israeli occupation’s widespread aggression against various regions of Lebanon since March 3, leaving hundreds of martyrs and wounded and causing damage and destruction in residential areas.
>>2741587I cant get over of how hideous this creature is.
>>2741552Is this really some sort of "special-ed" battalion? Why are they all so fucking ugly, fat and small???
>>2741654>the schizos were rightdidnt see that coming
what happened?
>>2741695Basically Trump is begging other countries to open the Strait for him and they're all either telling him to fuck off or leaving him on read. Even Germany and Britain basically told him he's on his own with this one
>>2741682>you're destroying this company countrylol nice Freudian slip
>>2741700fukken saved and r'posted
Strait of Hormuz status?
well, the USA has successfully done who knows what behind the scenes to prevent oil price from spiking. wti crude is at 93 rn. and the others hover around 100.
>>2741713the PRC did not reject
>>2741663timeline got fucked up
>>2741711Not even at peak escalation yet
>>2741720No, they didn't even get back to him. They just ignored him and let him seethe
>>2741725clear rejection would have been better.
I don't want to call it too soon but trump failing to rally a coalition of the willing seems like a definite milestone regarding the US loss of worldwide hegemony. Iran basically stole the means to sanction nations and they're not going to give that up any time soon
>>2741727<writing rants so long he can't for them into the character limit on his own website so he has to post as imageslmao
>>2741728would go against the tried and true do nothing and win doctrine
>>2741730America needs to relearn to wipe its own ass. And Ukrainians now look worse for actually being willing proxies.
>>2741734seethe about it wumao
>>2741728>ooh ooh ah ahsorry i don't speak burger
>>2741730they're just against the aesthetic of trump. a more polite fascist (probably soon some DSA democrat) will unite NATO again put western hegemony on a more stable decline
>>2741736>America needs to relearn to wipe its own ass. America is more into the business of making sure everyone has a dirtier ass than they do.
>>2741741By shitting everywhere, and hoping none of that shit doesn't come rushing back to them from all those shit reserves?.. I think I butchered that metaphor. Gonna need dental records to identify it.
>>2741740Way too late for that now.
>>2741744>By shitting everywhere, and hoping none of that shit doesn't come rushing back to them from all those shit reserves?.. IEssentially
>>2741740It's not entirely about aesthetic they also realize Trump is incompetent and getting involved in the US's failed war will hurt their own domestic political popularity. If the US had displayed some type of plan for an offramp the Europeans would be more than happy to assist in the destruction and looting of Iran. But all the psychopathic adults are out of the White House and it's only psychopathic children running the country.
>>2741747>the two parties working exactly as planned in their unflinching defense of Israelmost unsurprising turn of events
>>2741754Maybe tariffing them all wasn't the best decision.
The Ramadan War: Iran strikes back w/ Helyeh Doutaghi
<The East is a Podcast - Mar 15, 2026
>Friend of the show Bikrum Gill is joined by Helyeh Doutaghi to discuss the resistance of the Islamic Republic of Iran against the US-Zionist war of aggression. The discussion focuses on the strategic objectives pursued by Iran in its resistance, and what the larger stakes are for the region and the world-system as a whole. It considers how Iran’s resistance represents a historic advance for forces of anti-imperialism. Finally, the episode explores the basis of the specific social, historical, and theological bases of Iranian sovereignty.
>Helyeh Doutaghi is scholar of international law and geopolitical economy. Her research explores the intersections of the Third World Approaches to International Law (TWAIL), encompassing postcolonial critiques of law, sanctions, and international political economy. Dr. Doutaghi’s research draws on the mechanisms, harms, and beneficiaries of the sanctions regime imposed on Iran, centering questions of value transfer and wealth drain. Additionally, she is interested in International Humanitarian Law (IHL), having written about its history, practice, and the production of knowledge (and ignorance), particularly in the context of the US military.
>She was expelled from Yale Law School and the LPE project for speaking up for Palestinian liberation last year. She is currently a post-doctoral fellow at the University of Tehran, where she will focus on completing her manuscript on the Iranian sanctions regime and neoliberalism.
>Bikrum Gill is a scholar of international political economy, and author of "The Political Ecology of Colonial Capitalism: Race, Nature, and Accumulation", published by Manchester University Press.
>>2741764>9:38 I think it's helpful for us to frame it in the way you did because you know there's been a lot of debates around imperialism the nature of imperialism but we can't understand imperialism without understanding anti-imperialism there's almost like a world scale class struggle type of dynamic. imperialism is not always in the initiative it's responding in many ways to the challenge from anti-imperialism and that's often a problem when it's always, what is US imperialism? But it's also having to take account of these of this program that Iran is advancing. So on that first point it's moving for the decolonization of the region. I was thinking through this about the distinction between decolonization and anti-imperialism. I was thinking through how Iran is potentially moving us perhaps for the first time historically. And I know that's a grand claim to make, But I referenced Fanon's last 10 pages of concerning violence where he's essentially like, you can overthrow the colonial power in your territory, but you still confront an imperialist world system.
>10:43 So he has those final 10 pages of violence in the international context, which he doesn't spell out, But his point is that even with territorial sovereignty, you confront a a a military and economic monopoly that the that the imperialist power still holds systemically and they can box you in with sanctions. They can box you in with military force, the control over shipping lanes, etc. And that's really as far as I understand that's the key basis of imperialism. what they want to make sure is they control the flow of capital into and out of a territory because that's how they can set prices and impose development or impose a value drain. And I'm just thinking like we never saw any of the decolonial wars escalate to this scale. We never actually saw that, you know, and I think that's what Fanon was urging in that text because when Lamumba's assassinated, Fanon will argue, we made a mistake in working through the UN. We should have raised an African army to defend Lamumba to take the fight to an international scale that he talked about in the settler colony. So on the international scale we may have seen some some early signs of this in the Red Sea war with Ansar Allah. You know how they actually impose a cost in the international space on the imperialist in terms of saying you cannot assume that you have the force to control the flow of capital between territories to control the flow of commodities between territories. that that we can impose those costs and in service of the liberation of Palestine you may be doing this to impose to maintain your control over the flow of capital but we will in a different way and so you know you're seeing this now in some ways we can interpret what Iran is doing in this anti-imperialist frame as well as a decolonization one in terms the striking of the bases it's like striking a broader global military architecture it's not simply then about Iranian territory. It is also about Iranian territory, but it's about much more than that too. And then you know it's how does that relate to the straight of Hormuz, the fact that they're targeting those capabilities, but that's also making it more possible for Iran to assert more sovereignty over the Straight of Hormuz, which is enabling it to control a very key choke point. Is this something qualitatively distinct that we're seeing that Iran is advancing something that Fanon or the Bandung movement had kind of tried to get to? Are are we in a historic moment on that first point potentially?
>13:26 I mean you laid it out. I think there has been historically it's unprecedented to be able to inflict such material cost on the empire first of all and number two to see its retreat the the fact that the US forces have been retreating and they've been so conflicted in what it is that they're trying to achieve is we've been talking about how US imperialism is in decline but I think the past 12 13 days has just made it really visible and it's you can't debate it anymore. This is and I think it goes I think it's even bigger. You said it's bigger than Iran. I think that's absolutely right after what they did to Venezuela. The US is trying to first of all it it thought that it could do the same with with Iran in terms of dismantling the leadership and taking control and that that has failed. but I think in terms of the question of like broader global order the United States Iran is is is exporting 90% of its oil to China. Number one. Number two, Iran and Venezuela together, they have over 30% of world oil and gas resources. So the US effectively through through this war is also trying to limit China's ability to have access to these resources work with these countries in a way that would also harm China's development and China's collaboration and the way that China is operating against US imperialism in this world. So I think I think we should put it in even bigger context in terms of world order and what's happening.
>15:31 The way you framed it is really important to take that broad systemic scale analysis because and I don't know if we'll get to it or not, but I know there's often a lot of consternation, rightly so, I suppose, on China's position in the security council, but I think that needs to be always put in context in relation to maybe a more deeper structural relationship that China and Iran have in relation to US imperialism. that is shifting the system as a whole that might have more significance than what but maybe we can come to that but like I think on this question of China it's very clear that it is the one state that has what you're saying Iran is pushing for that China has been able to establish a more sovereign form of development right like internally economic and military development and the United States cannot compete with it simply has lost the game on every advanced economic sector and all they can do is return to the strategy they've had in West Asia since before the Islamic Revolution, which is to maintain a chokeold over the flow of oil, imperialism doesn't need to own oil. It needs to control, like you said very rightly, it needs to control the flow of oil so Venezuelan oil can be taken. And they even started saying we want Iran, Iranian oil not to go to China anymore, right? that was one thing that they seem to be speaking about. it's very significant that what you just shared with us that 90% of the oil continues to go to China. I think that relates to your point number three that that strategic question is Iran has demonstrated you can kill Ayatollah Khamenei but any attack you do will not bear upon any strategic gain for you. It's all a waste of your resources and money. There's no relation between your military violence and your strategic gains.
>18:08 You raised maybe a potential fourth point but the question around the broader resistance in the region and the collective question. if we come to Gaza in particular you know a couple weeks before the war started Araghchi the the foreign minister he gave a speech at the Al Jazeera forum and I was really actually, I maybe shouldn't have been but, I was surprised at a country that is under threat of massive bombardment and encirclement and everything that his talk was about Palestine that it was about it was about Gaza and his his point was whatever is coming a multipolar world whatever is coming it must have justice and accountability for Gaza. That's essential And so to think about the challenge to imperialism, we're talking about what it means for Palestine, but also what the liberation of Palestine means to change the world as well
>19:11 I want to pick up on on the strate the US strategy that you were mentioning and I think it's worth unpacking it from the ground and and what I've been seeing every night happening. So, it started as you rightly mentioned with this with assassination of the leader, they were planning on doing something big and they were hoping to that would create chaos because it's a line that they crossed both in international law, not that there is any I guess enforcing mechanism for that at this point, but it was a serious line that they that they decided to cross. So that was a centerpiece of the of the opening strategy. and this on day one alongside the targeting of Shajaraya school in Minab which killed over 170 students. I think it they were designed to achieve two objectives. Number one, they sought to generate this psychological shock because they knew Iran was ready for the war. But this psychological war upon the psychological effect on the people that the supreme leader was just assassinated and and keep in mind this is after an an attempted failed coup which significantly did fracture the society and it was the it was it was it was an intense environment within within the society. So number one, the psychological shock within Iran's political system and also provide momentum for a regime change following the coup, following the 12-day war. Regime change networks activate them to operate inside the country and by eliminating the highest symbol of the Islamic Republic's political authority creating the sense of defeat by mass killing of children as well. the imperial and colonial aggressors they hope to create a perception of imminent state collapse and fear among the people encouraging internal agents to take as I said to a streets under the assumption that a short and decisive military campaign would dismantle the governing order.
>21:20 the calculation misread both the trajectory of the Iranian state as an institution, as as a government but also the people and and the faith that leads that revolution. rather than weakening I think the Islamic Republic the the the preceding crisis both I would argue both the failed coup and the 12-day war they had in fact reinforced elements of a state resilience and sovereign capacity both within the society but also within the government and and and and military us and Zionist's strategy they They assume that the assassination of generation of senior commanders and and and keep in mind that the way that Iran is is conducting its its offensive and defensive forces right now is after a first round of commanders, high key figures were killed in the first day of 12-day war and during and also another key round of generations of commanders were were also killed martyed in this currrent war and yet Iran is sustaining and its is exceeding any expectation in terms of how it is conducting its offensive and defensive military forces. So they thought that by killing the a generation of s senior commanders after everything that's happened so far combined with a political confusion and social tension surrounding the January coup surrounding the the inflation the economic situation that is due both under neoliberalism and sanctions hand in hand at the same time. they wanted to make these events function as moments of institutional a collapse, right? But the state and the revolution took these moments as moments of institutional learning and consolidation. So in January, the state ultimately after the coup realized that relying on the people to assert its sovereignty is very powerful for for this moment right now in in terms of how the hybrid warfare, the media, the Farsi language media, the sanctions, the war, how it's impacting the people. It is by go it is by relying on the power of the people in the streets that sovereignty is asserted. And so I think they learned from that moment and which is why I argue that the coup significantly strengthened Iran right now because from two it was the the the people and it was beautiful and it was inspiring and it was empowering to be to to go to a street see people with no fear in their faces as we hear massive explosions taking to streets and as I was trying to do interviews and this is maybe an anecdote worth sharing. As I was doing interviews, young people would run to they would see I I have a mic and I'm speaking in English. Some of them would would walk would like walk towards me voluntarily and be like can you interview me? And I'm like okay tell me why you're here. And one of them shared because my dignity is more is worth more than my life. >>2741765 >36:28 There is this deep belief that once as a Muslim, once you say you believe, and this is from Quran, once you say you believe, do you think you're not going to be tested? Do you think we're just going to accept it? and they really believe that this they their faith is being tested and they're only going to to raise to this by defeating US imperialism which in Quran it is as bad to accept oppression and to be oppressed as it is to oppress and so it is this fundamental and and also the lessons of Karbala and which we can talk about but the principle of fighting oppression and resisting oppression and rejecting oppression has a deep impact on how which which the west completely from the western left to the western elites to the academia they just don't get it I don't think they get
>37:25 I would like to talk more about that actually I know we may be limited for time but I'm also hoping we can maybe this is a first of many conversations we can we can take over Sina's show and just hijack it from him and do a series. We can we can start a series of these conversations. On what you were saying the Karbala like how this is shaping what's going on right now. I think this is really important because again I think even as a self-critique I've been thinking a lot about in my own work on sovereignty I'll think a lot about the material question as a Marxist I'm coming into it but the substantive form of life what Wittgenstein or Talas they call this form of life what is it, that sovereignty emerges from, like what's at stake and what is it seeking to defend I don't know if you could say more about the significance of that but one thing that I that came to mind for me though is this question of martyrdom and Ayatollah Khomeini and just like this idea that you're saying this faith and this test you know and what's what's at stake and the little that I know there's this commitment within the the Shia tradition and maybe through Karbala to a commitment to justice and standing with the oppressed. I'm sorry for being all over the place here but you're you're making me think about a lot but this also makes me think about when I'm thinking about martyrdom we were at a conference in Tunis recently where we both there Ali Kadri presented his his work and you know he has this thesis around accumulation by waste and accumulation to producing waste and one part of it is that it produces death and I remember thinking at the time okay if in Marxism we say that capital produces surplus value and the laborers struggle is to reappropriate that surplus value or sieze control over the means of production in a way is the struggle in the periphery over death in that way if Ali's work is like that, producing death can the colonized or those subject to imperialism take back control over death in that way to say actually we determine how we understand death we will not fear it it's located within a cosmology it's located within a different form of life for us. this is different because it's not coming from a theological frame but you know Fanon in A Dying Colonialism said colonialism is dead when the Algerian stops fearing death he's like it's lost the time is up and he wrote this like five years before Algeria is actually liberated. maybe the the way in which the unity in Iran this willingness to choose dignity over humiliation how that might come out of that tradition and what that might tell us about the challenge it poses to imperialism.
>40:27 I love how you framed it there and made me think about this idea which which was I guess I learned it from one of Khomeini's speeches early in the revolution during 50s that the idea that we we're going to fight and this was during the Iran Iraq war Iraqi aggression against Iran and the idea was we're either going to win this are or we're going to be martyed and either way we're victorious. this this belief that martyrdom they don't we don't we don't understand being martyed as being killed because choosing to be martyed the way say was for instance or right now another significant of these days is also that we're doing Ramadan and we are observing the nights of Qadr where we gather we do prayer and it's also the anniversary of Imam Ali Abu Talib's martyrdom who was also killed by the oppressor by the tyranny of of his time and so the idea that we're going to be killed standing up for justice and what we are what we believe in is not how you die it's how you live that we're choosing to live and as a result of that it's we're going to give our life which is not more worthy than our dignity to go back to this lesson this lesson from that Shia tradition is is rooted in from Imam Ali to to Karbala Khomeini has this book and has this concept of the the human of 250 years where he talks about the struggles that all 12 Shiia Imams led and he sees them as one person leading one struggle. we consistently go back to this different ways of struggling and fighting and life being a means to achieve those principles and those values.
>43:01 That reminds me of something that you know, somebody I've been speaking with a lot more recently about this, Amal Sad, you know, a scholar of Hezbollah, she's been really thinking and working on a Karbala model of sovereignty actually. And the way you put it, I think would be really fruitful to put into conversation with how she's thinking about it and she was mentioning to me that like in the constitution of the Islamic Republic is actually an explicit commitment to the oppressed, and explicit commitment against imperialism. in discussions with her she's saying you can't understand without understanding what you just laid out and so you know it's very distinct to Iran or the Shia tradition let's say the this Karbala model but it has implications for the whole world what's at stake in in the world today right to choose a life of dignity a learned life because you look at the leadership in Iran how learned they are and you see what it's up against but you see Trump and Hegseth what all they can do just threatened death and destruction. They they threaten to kill all Iranians, but what you just laid out disarms them because, you threaten to do that, but people say we choose dignity over that. We will not be undignified in the face of your threats. And we live in a world right now where what they're putting in front of us is for five centuries it's been a form of capitalist imperialism that celebrates an unrestrained unregulated life, an undignified life where you prostrate in front of money where people do not live a principled life. They do what they can on the market to get a profit and and and and and money or whatever it is and that leads to this sort of Epstein disease that we've seen, This sort of epsteinism, a total a commitment to instant gratification, instant pursuit of pleasure, no no concept of moral or ethical boundaries or commitments. This is what is actually at stake. It's not just a cliche, although it is a really brilliant turn of phrase, I think, that came out of Iran, the the the Epstein regime, But it's like this is kind of what's at stake for the whole world, Is and this is what what Iran's fight is actually a fight for for humanity, is actually fighting for a different future that won't be the one that they're putting in front of us. And let's think about that. They're doing this to Iran to uphold this order because what we just saw in Gaza, the slaughtering of kids, right? Like we're horrified and absent. We saw that we saw this in Iran just last week that the you know the in many ways the genocide is continuing the logic of the war. It's just been taken now to what they think is the origin of the problem which they think is Iran, right? but they're attacking Iran because Iran refuses to accept this, right? They refuse the the the values of the republic in that way. so I think that's really important the way you put it, right? People need to understand it's not just a material question.
>45:48 Khamenei, the way that he was killed also reinforced this at least for Iranians inside. People have been talking about how Husayn who was killed with his entire family he also knowing like he he refused to bow he refused to to hide and he was killed also with his with his wife with his daughter with his niece with with several members of his family and the new leader is also someone who lost so they so and in one of the interviews I did with with one these women and this has shifted how propaganda has also shaped some Iranians and how they think about their leadership because now against every propaganda that Iran is killing the you know the Iranian government is killing Iranians they're seeing that it is the leaders and it is the military commanders they are the ones who are willing to stand to to keep the line in front and die for the for for Iran's protection and for broader liberation of the region against everything that western propaganda has been trying to I guess make people think or believe and they they're living by that example because they are left by lessons and legacy of Karbala.
>47:18 So that's that's so that that's something I really took from your from your from your work on the ground like the you know like some of the some of the stuff you said earlier like you were you were on the ground just when they see that you'd be kind of doing media work and people would just approach you and they'd want to talk but I was very you know for lack of a better word moved and I and I say moved because like you know one tries to keep like an analytical focus right but it was very it was very moving to see when people would articulate what you just said like I remember seeing some of your interviews and you really saw people saying like I didn't I didn't understand myself what was at stake until until Khamenei was was martyed what it meant to them that he gave his life for Iran which is essentially what this signifies and I don't think people in the west understand this I don't think I think they if they keep returning to a singular focus on oh imperialism is bad but look at what Iran is doing to his people but they're not actually it's quite I don't know, puzzling because they're choosing to ignore the fact that like Iranians are saying, well, you know what? I might disagree with this or that policy, but when it's at stake, at the moment of truth, look at our leaders. They gave their lives for us so we wouldn't be subjected to an undignified life. And you saw in your interviews in those very moments almost maybe yourself and that person like coming to this realization together in those moments. I don't want to take us away from the analytical discussion, but I just I was really drawn to that. I don't know how how you were experiencing it on the ground, but it seemed like people were like having these moments of almost like revelation of what was really at stake.
>48:55 It's true. And and to be honest with you, I have been trying to, you know, we've talked about these for years. We've written about these for years analytically, materially, but being in Iran and experiencing these as you, as you beautifully said, I think moments of truth. These are the the the the clarity that these moments are bringing as you as you're being bombed. It's not it's there there any minute there is a chance that you'll be you you you die. There are things beyond the material analysis that I go back to that when I talk to people when I go out to streets and and see people and talk to them and feel them and hug them. It's beyond the material analysis that we've done. And I think it brings depth and meaning to our analysis and I think it's equally important. >>2741768
<nuking them because you don't want them to have nukes
>>2741768
once again, proving the leftcom flag means a retarded glowie post
they can nuke all they want, the undermountains missiles launchers will fire even harder, thats the funny part, even nukes cant solve their problem
we dont need the strait open you dumbass commies. turns out the world economy didnt need middle eastern oil after all and prices have stabilised around a nice comfy 100 dollars. COPE
>>2741768
Who knows why he says or does anything, but the "Coalition of the Willing" was more just as a cover to say "look look, the whole world wants this! Even Uganda and Honduras!"
>During the peak of the Iraq war, the United States provided the vast majority of coalition forces, with international partners accounting for roughly 12% to 16% of the total troop presence,
>>2741768
The retarded Zionist has spoken
>>2741773it's been like one week bro, give it 18 days
>>2741768
Huh? A nuke? I thought Epstein and Co. already won. Iran's military has been 200% utterly decimated, 6 million launchers destroyed. They're already opening a McDonalds and a shart Mart on kharg island. MIGA!
>>2741772>proving the leftcom flag means a retarded Yeah I didn't think he was this dumb.
>>2741768
He’d be pretty alone on that, and he’s already in a lonely place. And besides, they didn’t even fully close the strait yet. Hasn’t been mined sufficiently. Ships carrying the Chinese yuan are still passing through.
>>2741778cope we dont even need oil. the economy is fake trump can just say its ok and prices stabilise
>>2741768
You realize decapitation strikes don't end wars, right? Iran has 90 million people. Tehran has a population of 9 million. You kill all those people and you have 81 million people willing to fight to the death to avenge their dead relatives.
Fucking bloodthirsty glowies I swear.
>>2741776doing this sort of shit is their party trick. Look up what happened at Monte Cassino
>>2741782Also, he’s probably too taco to press the button anyways.
>>2741788
I don't care about your flag, I just know you're an annoying idiot.
blocking 20% of the worlds oil supply is enough to make the price go up by like, 2 dollars
meanwhile one tweet from trump saying he pissed himself is enough to make prices go back to normal in INSTANTS
literally we can fix the world economy just by tweeting
>>2741789He's hinting that if anyone's dropping nukes, it'll be Israel
>>2741791No lol what's going to happen is that when the reserves run out next week and demand quickly surpasses supply, the spike is going to be a lot more sharper because local US producers don't have any incentives to ramp up production until then
>>2741793supply and demand is fake. just print more money uygha
>>2741794Money is fake whereas oil is a tangible thing
>>2741792Now THEY would realistically press that button. Hopefully their capabilities are disabled before something like that happens. They don’t seem to be handling the current situation very well.
>>2741795oil is fake. just print more oil uygha
>>2741654I started off as a livebibi truther but I do not think I can continue
he's dead bros
>>2741798Oil printer is closed due to AIDS
>>2741803that's always been a thing
website has been broken forever
Drone explosion causes fire near Baghdad hotel
A fire has broken out near a hotel in Iraq’s capital, Baghdad, caused by an exploding drone.
The incident near the Al-Rasheed Hotel “resulted in material damage to the area”, according to local police.
“Security forces cordoned off the area and closed the roads,” police said.
Qatar says it intercepted 13 ballistic missiles, number of drones launched from Iran
Qatar’s Ministry of Defence has provided an update about the attacks targeting the country today.
In a statement, it said Qatar’s air defences successfully intercepted and destroyed 13 out of 14 ballistic missiles launched from Iran today, alongside a number of drones.
The ministry added one missile had landed in an uninhabited area without causing any casualties.
‘Iran using geography, endurance tactics to pressure US and global economy’
We have spoken to Andreas Krieg, associate professor at King’s College London, about the latest developments in the war.
Krieg said Iran has been relying largely on its geography during what it described as an asymmetric conflict, with the IRGC operating more like a network than a conventional state.
“Iran is using endurance tactics, trying to extract concessions and leverage wherever it can. Its strongest tool is controlling the northern shore of one of the world’s key energy choke points,” he said.
“That gives them influence over the global economy and the US, and allows them to sustain pressure for an extended period, making rapid military solutions very difficult,” he said.
US says at least 200 troops wounded in war with Iran
About 200 US troops have been injured during the war on Iran including 10 “seriously wounded”, according to US Central Command spokesperson Captain Tim Hawkins.
He said 180 service members have already returned to duty. Injuries include burns, traumatic brain injuries, and shrapnel wounds.
Military officials say many of the attacks involved “one-way” Iranian drones. Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman General Dan Caine said last week that such drones were responsible for most casualties.
At least 13 US soldiers have been killed since the Israeli-US war on Iran began on February 28.
Hezbollah says targeted Israeli troops in Lebanese border towns
Hezbollah says it targeted Israeli troops and vehicles in at least three Lebanese border towns after the Israeli army announced it began “limited ground operations” in Lebanon.
In three separate statements, the Lebanese group said it attacked an Israeli site in Aitaroun with “a rocket salvo”.
It also said it hit “a gathering of Israeli vehicles and soldiers” in Odaisseh with artillery fire.
Earlier, Hezbollah said Israeli troops, vehicles, and a Merkava tank were attacked in the town of Taybeh with a rocket barrage.
Analyst warns US war on Iran lacks ‘a clear endgame’
Ross Harrison, a senior fellow at the Middle East Institute in Washington, says the US approach to the war on Iran appears driven primarily by military calculations rather than a clear political strategy.
“They’re measuring success using military means and military metrics,” Harrison told Al Jazeera.
He added that Washington’s long-term objective remains unclear.
“I don’t know where the political outcome rests, whether they believe they can somehow escalate or whether they can decimate the Iranian military further and then declare victory and leave.”
Harrison also said the initial political justification for the war appears to have faded.
“Remember, this started out with the political game of regime change and a better future for the Iranian people. And that seems to have been pushed to the curb at this point in time.”
He also warned that the lack of clarity around a proposed multinational naval coalition to reopen the Strait of Hormuz could damage US credibility.
“I think there is an issue in terms of US credibility in terms of starting a war without a clear endgame,” he said.
>>2741793ngl I've been waiting for this house of cards to collapse for what feels like 20 years now. The US economy never recovered from the 2008 recession and people still act like it's just a matter of time for finance to catch up with reality. That's never gonna fucking happen because finance is an industry that is solely built on hype and deceit. The housing crisis only happened in 2008 because the banks were the ones that got scammed and they needed a bailout so they manufactured an economic collapse to keep themselves alive. When it's the proles being starved and financially drained the system can sustain it forever.
mf is dead and epsteinville can't cope they are sharting themselves trying to come up with the biggest and best lie ever unfortunately for these servants of moloch they are fucking morons.
>>2741793So nothing is going to happen?
>>2741803works on my machine, just empty cache and cookies
>>2741812What's going to happen is that you will be sucking dick on the streets
>>2741811is there a decent source about this? i'm pretty out of the loop.
>>2741812not in mexico with your access to the american market. it will be actual poor third worlders that'll suffer
>>2741808>The US economy never recovered from the 2008 recession whole west tbh.. like a lam animal, limping with an increasingly infected wound.
>>2741815Don't threaten me with a good time
>>2741820That’s pretty weird
>>2741820Treats (no public transit; driving pedestrian/cyclist killing machines) above all.
>>2741820They're probably hesitant to escalate the situation because Iran hasn't fully committed to closing the strait.
>>2741802lol wat it about anon?.. oh!
BRICS and the Iran War w/ Pepe Escobar
<The Duran - Streamed live 3 hours ago
>BRICS and the Iran War w/ Pepe Escobar >>2741803jannies had to shut it down getting too anti-imperialist
>>2741827And they’re also sending in marines as well.
Why does left-com flag get so many (you's)? Does he sam?efag?
Its always the same, he turns up, never writes a post longer than the twitter charlimit, makes everything about himself and his personality disorder, and yet i'm supposed to believe anons fall into his trap every time ?
>>2741768
>nuke
shit nobody cares about
>>2741827the straits already closed to american/israeli ships with iranian oil allowed to pass through and be sold, america has nothing to lose with the straight being closed to all ships. why aren't they doing so? the only reason that makes sense is they're afraid of high oil prices
>>2741836>the straits already closed to american/israeli ships with iranian oil allowed to pass through and be sold, america has nothing to lose with the straight being closed to all ships. why aren't they doing so?It’s closed, but it’s not mined yet. They may be waiting until they can subvert future mine deployments in the strait.
>>2741826have >we figured out where and when are they gonna do their false flag yet?
>>2741820that would move up the 200 per barrel timeline significantly
>>2741837many people are saying he's fucking dead
>>2741837he's alive but look at all the fake tan, and the puffer coat. They're trying to hide his maciated and pale skin. He's a very, very sick man. He's stuck in his bibi-bunker below the Jerusalem hills, barely lucid, being fed dozens of pills, and jacked into a IV drip pumping him with drugs to keep him alive.
>>2741811yeah man absolutely nothing is going to happen to private credit when every single industry that relies on oil or helium in its supply chain either inflates their price tenflod or declares force majeure and halts production outright
>>2741838yeah but if its mined Iran can't sell its oil, that would help cripple Irans economy, for some reason porky thinks high oil prices are too risky to weaponize it against Iran, especially if it means letting Russia profit off their oil market again. this war is unbelievably retarded its kinda hard to believe
>>2741841how can the US win something already lost?
>>2741212 and:
>>2740367you don't have these meltdowns without cause.
>>2741848>>2741848>that would help cripple Irans economyAnd damage the world economy further. And give Iran even more incentive to take down neighboring oil states with missiles.
>>2741661>>2741524thanks, a payless job, non-rewarded, but appreciated nonetheless.
>>2741846>he's alive but look at all the fake tan, and the puffer coatanon thats just AI. he's dead dead.
>>2741857>world economy>neighboring oil statestrump clearly doesn't care about the health of either
>>2741848>yeah but if its mined Iran can't sell its oilThe strait is probably mined, just not fully. Whenever Iran lets ships through they go along Iran's coast. Anybody who tries to go through the usual route will risk the mines or if they try to hug Iranian coastline like the other ships they will be easy targets for drones or boarding parties.
That also lets Iranian ships move in and out of the strait.
>>2741862He does to a limited degree, but otherwise he’s pretty much just doing shit.
tel-aviyv status?
so how does Iran win this war?
there's not really any way out for Israel or the US besides an invasion but it seems like Iran can't really win at this point, just survive. proving that their ballistic missiles can't meaningfully harm Israel is not a victory for the Iranians in any sense.
>>2741816For months if not for years news talk about how private funds have fucked up.
A few weeks ago some big ones, like blackstone or blackrock or whatever didnt let customers to cash out. they introduced limits. So there is no liquidity to offload.
what they are discussing now is how to offload all this to pension funds and indexes.
>>2741874>so how does Iran win this war?by collapsing western finance capital and forcing the western communists into desperate action being that they'll be the only ones which will have the possibility to produce a programme the working class and masses can rally around and not let it all go to waste
>>2741874They don’t. They will be slaughtered and Greater Israel will continue to expand because the western left once again refused to lift a finger to stop a genocide of the untermensch
>>2741880unclesamsisters…
>>2741874>so how does Iran win this war?They’re going to be forced into razing the neighboring gulf states, mining the strait, and turning on the meat grinder they’ve been preparing for decades. Then they have to beat the United states and Israel in a bloody war of attrition and see whose economy gives out first.
>>2741881
>I don't believe the US alreeady lost
that's a matter of belief I see. you can cheer up hegthseethe and trumpedo whenever you want. specially now they had their temper tantrum.
>>2741618He’s literally not wrong though. Tucker Carlson is paid by Qatar. It’s not some altruistic love for soldiers lives he has.
>>2741874>so how does Iran win this war?well they already own the strait of hormuz and basically eliminated their entire competition and directly control the flow of a quarter of the world's oil supply, so by my metric they already won
>>2741880They spelled Epstein weird.
>>2741892
says a l*ftcom
just figured after trump we'll get a gorbachev-esque democrat at the steering wheel and then it'll all REALLY go to shit
>>2741895trump is a mix between gorbachev and hitler
The Foundations of Zionism, with Sabri Jiryis and Fida Jiryis (50:36)
<The Electronic Intifada - Mar 14, 2026 #TheElectronicIntifada
>“The history of Zionism is wide and complex, entwined in the history of many peoples and states, and extends over a relatively long period,” writes Palestinian scholar Sabri Jiryis.
>His new 600-page book, The Foundations of Zionism, published by Ebb Books, is, as Jiryis writes, “the inner story of Zionism.”
>He joined The Electronic Intifada from his village of Fassouta in the Galilee, northern Palestine, along with his daughter, Fida Jiryis, to talk about his historical research and the current implications of the US-Israeli war on Iran.
>>2741895He’s canceling elections for certain
>>2741902I wonder if Russia is going to be roped into this
>>2741898surprising from friedrich "trump is my daddy" merz
>>2741896No he isn’t, not even close. At worst he’s comparable to von Papen but he’s closer to Schleicher. The Hitler analog in 21st century American politics is undoubtedly AOCIA
operation epic yiff
The war against Iran will intensify the class struggle
<Joseph Kishore - 17 hours ago
>Nearly 3,800 meatpacking workers are walking off the job today at the JBS plant in Greeley, Colorado, one of the largest beef processing facilities in the United States. Workers voted 99 percent in favor of strike action last month, protesting poverty wages and unsafe conditions. It is the largest strike of meatpacking workers in the United States since the bitter 1985–86 Hormel strike in Austin, Minnesota.
>Many of the Greeley workers are recent immigrants from Haiti and Somalia, who are under direct threat from the deportation machine of the Trump administration. They voted to strike anyway. The Greeley workers’ courage and determination reflect the explosive state of class relations in America.
>The meatpacking strike begins against the backdrop of a war. Two weeks ago, the United States and Israel launched its criminal war of aggression against Iran, which is rapidly spiraling into a regional and global conflict.
>The causes of this war are multiple and complex. Iran has long been a target of American imperialism, which has waged a decades-long campaign to dominate the oil resources of the Middle East. The attempt to overthrow the Iranian government, through assassination and mass slaughter, is bound up with the offensive of the American ruling class against China and the drive for global hegemony[…]https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2026/03/16/bpmw-m16.html >>2741910>The Hitler analogI said he is a mix between hitler and gorbachov, learn to read
Press Release of the International Relations Section of the CC of the KKE on the teleconference of Communist and Workers’ Parties of the Middle East, the Eastern Mediterranean and the Persian Gulf
<3/16/26, 2:34 PM - Greece, Communist Party of Greece Ar En Ru Europe Communist and workers' parties
>On 12 March 2026, on the initiative of the KKE, a teleconference was held with Communist and Workers’ Parties of the Middle East, the Eastern Mediterranean and the Persian Gulf region. The parties that participated in the teleconference were the Algerian Party for Democracy and Socialism (PADS), AKEL (Cyprus), the Communist Party of Greece, the Tudeh Party (Iran), the Communist Party of Israel, the Jordanian Communist Party, the Palestinian Communist Party, the Palestinian People’s Party, the>Sudanese Communist Party, the Syrian Communist Party and the Communist Party of Turkey.>This particularly important initiative of the KKE provided the participating parties with the opportunity to exchange views on the extremely dangerous conditions developing for the peoples of the region. The criminal imperialist attack carried out by the US and Israel against Iran on 28 February 2026, with the support of NATO was condemned, as well as the attack on and invasion of Lebanon by the state of Israel, the murderous bombings in Beirut, and the mass displacement of the population from southernLebanon. At the same time, solidarity was expressed with the Lebanese people and their struggle.
The delegates of the participating parties rejected the unacceptable pretexts used by the imperialist powers to attack Iran. This attack has already drawn most countries of the region, under the responsibility of their leaderships, into the flames of war in one way or another and threatens to ignite a wider conflagration, in violation of international law, which they have repeatedly flouted.
>The teleconference also expressed solidarity with the peoples of Iran, Syria, and other peoples of the region. During the discussion, it was stressed that the Iranian people’s struggle for social and political rights has nothing to do with the aspirations of the US and Israel, and that only the people of each country have the right to determine the fate of their country, free from imperialist pressure or intervention […]https://www.solidnet.org/article/Press-Release-of-the-International-Relations-Section-of-the-CC-of-the-KKE-on-the-teleconference-of-Communist-and-Workers-Parties-of-the-Middle-East-the-Eastern-Mediterranean-and-the-Persian-Gulf/ >>2741902was trump actually invited to China?
>>2741904>a very bad future for nato.wasn't him threatening nato alone one year ago?
>>2741904what do you use to aggregate news?
imagine believing that being pro-Iranian is the same as knowing that these trumpedo and hegthseethe rants are a synonym of losing.
lmao, he can't and won't agree on anything that sees in lpol, like a good contrarian for the sport of being a contrarian.
>>2741654Benjamin Netanyahu
is dead.I'm here, now….
I'm doing the best I can……
>>2741926I wonder what his melty is going to be like
>>2741881
Brian Belretic of The New Atlas makes a plausible point: that what America wants is to destroy the region and cut energy supplies to China. You don't have to bring up nukes for no good reason.
I want to discuss this idea: that the United States may close Iranian energy supplies elsewhere soon either by destroying Kharg Island or by seizing/sinking ships. It may be why people in the Trump administration bring up the fact that they let Iranian energy pass in the first place instead of leaving it under the rug. In any case, countries like India get raped by this far worse than China since China is dominant in green energy and EVs but also they still have a lot of coal generation.
>>2741930>LGBT bad<SPQR goodbut anon, the SPQR was LGBT
US Air Defense THAAD and Patriot PAC3 Missiles are Kaput or Soon Will Be
<15 March 2026 by Larry C. Johnson 228 Comments
>The war between Iran and the US/Israel coalition is now in its third week with no end in sight. While Israel clearly has a superior air force, it cannot match Iran’s missile force. This is a war of attrition, and no matter how many times Donald Trump insists Iran is destroyed and the US has won, Iran will continue to pummel Israel with at least three waves of big missile attacks every day until there is a negotiated settlement.
>Let me offer you a crude, simplistic model that highlights the disparity in force that favors Iran. Let’s assume that Israel and Iran hit each other with 50 2,000 pound bombs/missiles every day. At that rate, Iran’s bombs would theoretically cover all of Israel’s land area in under 3 years, while Israel’s bombs would take over two centuries to do the same to Iran. This highlights the asymmetry: Israel’s smaller size makes it far more vulnerable to sustained aerial bombardment. Here the calculation for a saturation bombing campaign by either side:
<For Israel (bombed by Iran): 8,019 sq mi ÷ 8.1 sq mi/day ≈ 990 days (about 2.7 years).
<For Iran (bombed by Israel): 636,372 sq mi ÷ 8.1 sq mi/day ≈ 78,600 days (about 215 years).
>No one but the Iranians know how many ballistic and cruise missiles Iran has, but judging from videos of massive underground missile cities I think Iran is capable of sustaining multiple daily launches for at least six months. Israel’s air defense systems have been seriously degraded… In fact, the THAAD and Patriot systems may already be depleted[…]
>>2741939Hopefully he sharts himself to death.
Israel is actually a revolutionary bordgist state creating the conditions for future class revolution
>>2741912How to detect Republikkkan -
>Polarised Sunglasses>They're white Angloid-American>Some kind of American nationalistic merch >Old or middle-agedRightist Delusionist Check accomplished
>>2741947That's the THIRD peace board he has inaugurated this year!!
>>2741947I mean he is right about the fact that this has been on the works for decades
>>2741926I mean, the carrier can still operate at that distance can't it?
>>2741679what will hakim do?
>>2741930Josep Borrell (the guy who authored the garden and the jungle as political terms) was with PSOE btw.
Global Capitalism: An Economic Analysis of the War On Iran (1:03:20)
<Democracy At Work - Mar 15, 2026 Global Capitalism with Professor Richard D. Wolff
>In this every-other-month presentation, Professor Wolff presents insights and analysis on six key topics leading up to, and lasting beyond, the current war on Iran; including: the history of U.S. military involvement in Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan, and Iraq, the economic trends throughout U.S. history that lead up to war, the role of oil and natural gas as an excuse for conflict, the relevance and importance of the Straight of Hormuz, the reality of the U.S. empire’s decline and Israel’s gamble, and the prospects and consequences of renewed global conflict.
>>2741950>One house destroyed in Iran>Trump calls it a "victory"Trump is lacking logic. The war isn't over yet. It's just started
A Call for Revolutionary Intellectual Alignment w/Dr. Ghassan Abu Sittah
<The East is a Podcast - Mar 15, 2026
>This livestream collaboration with Lara Sheehi and Psychic Militancy discusses an important document "Toward a Revolutionary Charter for Comprehensive Liberation" released recently that takes an adamant and uncompromising critique of contemporary Arab intelligentsias and calls for a radical realignment against colonial knowledges and with the masses. This is a critical juncture in West Asia; the convulsions of the Gaza genocide, the war on Iran, and the reshaping of its political boundaries, economies and societies in violent colonial war and resistance demand that all social groupings and classes address themselves to revolutionary anticolonial struggle.
>Lara and I speak with one of the authors of this radical manifesto, Dr. Ghassan Abu Sittah, the famous Palestinian surgeon, academic, activist, and Rector of Glasgow University in Scotland. We'll take up the questions of why "pessimism of the intellect" has not been accompanied by "optimist of the will" among the intellectual classes, the manifestations of "defeatist" and comprador thought, and how to revive the courageous role of intellectuals organically in the people's struggle as a resource for liberation. Centered on the question of Palestine but addressed to the wider Arab peoples confronting Zionism, colonialism, and imperialism, the conversation will explore the document's six key principles and concepts like rooted knowledge, intellectual sovereignty, democratizing knowledge and how ideology can be turned into a material force for liberation.
its shitflinging hours i see
‘Majority of Israel’s landscape affected by the war’
It’s difficult for Israelis to cope with this sense of vulnerability because there is no moment when anyone can be assured there will be no incoming attack sirens.
Today there were sirens sounding in northern Israel, in occupied East Jerusalem, West Jerusalem, near the Israeli parliament, and near the prime minister’s office.
We also saw shrapnel landing in the wider Tel Aviv area. Pretty much the majority of Israel’s landscape has been affected by attacks.
It is now very difficult for the Israeli military to argue that restrictions on movement could be eased, which is exactly what mayors across Israel had been saying for the past 48 hours. Now they have been vindicated.
The fact the Israeli army is talking about weeks and possibly a month of confrontation with Iran, and much longer with Hezbollah in Lebanon, brings nobody any comfort.
Israel is determined to ‘deepen operation’ in Lebanon: Army chief Zamir
The Israeli military’s chief of staff, Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir, says the army is “determined to deepen the operation until all of our objectives are achieved.”
Speaking on a visit to the northern border, Zamir said: “We are preparing for what comes next and reinforcing the Northern Command with additional troops in order to strengthen the forward defensive posture, deepen the damage to Hezbollah, and push the threat away from the communities in the north.”
The army said in a statement that Zamir approved plans for “continued limited, targeted operations.”
A military spokesman said earlier today the army had deployed additional ground troops into Lebanon for what it calls a “limited and targeted operation.”
>>2741848>yeah but if its mined Iran can't sell its oilyeah, and if US stop their ships they cant sell their oil either so they have nothing to loose anymore
and all the US bitches and even neutral parties would be very mad at them if their retarded war made that happen
>in a war, whoever is not winning, is not losing.
>wise leftcom proverb.
>>2741865>The strait is probably mined, just not fullyno its either not mined at all, or with not yet active ones
>Whenever Iran lets ships through they go along Iran's coastthe big boats have a very limited space they can go through where the depth is sufficient
look, see, bombings are falling in Iran, that's why America isn't losing
look, see, bombings are falling in Afghanistan, that's why America isn't losing
Look, see, bombings are falling in North Vietnam, that's why America isn't losing.
damn, john bolton browses and uses the leftcom flag.
>>2741881
>they need the help of Europe to win
lmao what a complete retard, wtf can europe do that usa isnt already doing 100 times stronger?
>>2741881
trump just wants to hand over the mess he has created and walk away. Fuck that fat fuck
>start a war
>don't know if anybody doubts that US is the aggressor here
>use a nuclear weapon
Whatever "victory" this achieves, if any, the political cost would be enormous.
>>2741983
>le epic freaking kek xD
go back to reddit
>>2741973>>2741973nice, the israeli society can't hold it, but at the same time, the military is determined to go to war with all means.
either the ruling class thinks it can hold it, but they need to push further its society. let's see who breaks first.
>>2741983in no place it was changed that you claimed America was winning.
either way, you are again letting those welding fumes go to your head. you believe you are special and become pretentious, but you act and look retarded.
>>2741859not letting libs gaslight us about history this war
>>2741999
no-one is winning you spastcic. This is an ego driven holy war so the chosen few can have their promised land, and fuck whatever the cost to everyone else is.
>>2741999
>glad you accept you've been arguing a strawman, you retarded fuck
Did I ever say that you did?
but clearly America is losing, though.
>>2742001>2000 kmDon't try to hit ships with a ballistic missile, it's not going to work.
>>2741977i heard iran is now demanding that everyone they let through the strait has to trade oil in yuan and not the dollar. they really got trump's balls in a vice. it's great.
>>2741994Geg! Rest in piss, zionist puppets
>>2742012>it's not actually ballisticOkay, that's better.
>>2741977I'm sure napoleon felt the same way after taking moscow
>>2741973>The Israeli military’s chief of staff, Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir, says the army is “determined to deepen the operation until all of our objectives are achieved.”they're gonna take out their frustration on the lebanese and try to genocide them
they can bomb all they want, but on the ground they gonna get their asses kicked
Let's analyze for a second who's actually winning and who's actually losing:
1) Goals: The united states declared a list of goals throughout different officials, press releases, etc. the most common phrase is 'Iran can't have nuclear weapons'. Iran never had them. I challenge someone to find me a more coherent stated goal, from the US administration, clearer than that.
a) They declared last year they achieved the same goal.
b) This shows us the motives are obscured. It can be anything, really. we can speculate for days.
2) Reactions. Various media pieces, including ex-CIA directors comments, ex-high-ranking pentagon military officials stated that Trump was personally expecting a Venezuela outcome: Shit up on Iran, then expect a submissive answer.
a) That wasn't the reaction.
b) The continuation of the US/Israel bombing campaign reflects that they didn't achieve a goal, nor the expected reaction.
US oil and gas prices. Prices on Europe and allies: Japan, South Korea, Australia.
Political burden.
1) When Iran reacts the way they did, causes a major public outlash. This discredits the US, this also causses domestic political problems for the maga-republican, republican parties.
2) This forces the US to negotiate with terms they may not agreed initially.
3) or push the US to an all out war, which most likely will have the same outcome:
>>2741878either way, trump's screwed, the US under trump lost.
>>2742021>>2742021you don't have to bomb the US to force the US to lose a war:
>>2741981I was posting yesterday right before the site went down about this stupid myth they keep putting out there about how Israel is the smartest country in the world. Hi tech, cutting edge, blahh blahh blahh. But more people per capita have a bachelor's degree than the USA. More people per capita in the USA have doctoral degrees per capita than Israel. Just repeat the lie enough and people start to believe it unquestioningly.
Lindsey Graham was just in Israel 3 weeks ago and said:
>Israel is the most clever nation in the world, but America is the strongest, and together we're unstoppable.
Motherfuckers talking about their own country about how they're just a big dumb strong golem for the smart Jews to just boss around. I showed this to my friend and he couldn't believe it, he doesn't like Israel but he still bought into the same propaganda.
I guess if Uncle Ladybugs meant by clever that they're the best liars and tricksters, maybe he has a point.
Also Israel's top ranked university is Tel Aviv University at number 223 behind such countries as Indonesia, Thailand, Mexico, Colombia, India, etc. People really just hear:
>Jews smart
and think
country full of Jews must be smartest of all! They must have a 10,000 Albert Einsteins!
>>2742036And I was saying before the site went down that your own infographics prove that Israel is one of the most educated countries in the world, with educational levels on par with Germany and the Nordic Countries, which you then ignored.
>>2742036>>2742043fell for the "college = smart" scam
israelis are dumb but higher education in the US is a joke
the US administration is very very desperate.
they want to keep gas prices as much as they can.
>>2742036>>2742043>>2742045yeah, degrees aren't a synonym of smartness. look the dumb college-educated libs falling for the CNBC or The Hill pro-war propaganda. it makes it harder to be lied to, tho. that's why you see the difference in propaganda between CNBC and Fox News.
>>2741909woah! what are you doing in my X feed?
>>2742001Suppose i had information, does the irgc have like a tipline or something? Lmao
>>2742026Fuck off with unreadable LLM shit and kys
>>2742054that wasn't LLM. and it was bulletpoints ideas, easy to read.
>>2742036>Israel is the most clever nation in the worldWhat might be behind this is the Ashkenazi obsession with their high autism score s in tests and blood purity as source of their Jewishness. In Israel Ashenazi are the upper strata of society who dominate, business and politics. Notayahu is one example. Israel Ashkenazi jews do eugenics on themselves and avoid marriages with for example with the mizrahi jews who they see as tainted by arab blood and as second tier jews. That's why IDF has their "seed-reclamation" from fallen IDF soldiers who operate mainly on ashkenazi bodies, to keep the bloodlines alive and pure.
>>2742062holy based barack HUSSEIN obama?
>>2742064why does it show "FireWall" as a registered trademark?
>>2742026>1) Goals: The united states declared a list of goals throughout different officials, press releasesthose "goals" are just shit they say to the media, their main goal is just total destruction as a form of preventing le multipolar states from developing
>>2742069You forgot the glorious Eesti Vabariik 🇪🇪🇪🇪🇪🇪
>Minister of Foreign Affairs Margus Tsahkna (Eesti 200) said on Monday that if the United States wishes to discuss the situation in the Strait of Hormuz with its allies, Estonia is ready to do so.
>On Sunday, U.S. President Donald Trump said he needed help from other countries, including NATO allies, to secure the Strait of Hormuz as part of his war against Iran.
>"We are always ready to hold discussions with the United States, including now in connection with the situation in the Strait of Hormuz. At this stage, however, this primarily means the need to understand the objectives and plans of the United States in the ongoing conflict," he said in a statement.
>The minister added that NATO's focus must remain on the Euro-Atlantic area and Russia's aggression against Ukraine.
>"The conflict in the Middle East has shown that the security of Europe and the Middle East is closely interconnected. While Russia is supporting Iran, Ukraine has demonstrated its readiness to assist the Gulf countries and to cooperate with the United States in the region," Tsahkna said. " >>2742077No boots on the ground yet
>>2742078he will never put boots on the ground again
>>2742070yup, that's I why I stated: we can speculate for days.
but can be that
preventing le multipolar states from developing achieved if Iran keeps the Hormuz strait closed indefinitely?
>>2742081>achieved if Iran keeps the Hormuz strait closed indefinitely?the energy crisis thats happening because of this affects le multipolar states more than anyone else
also
>we can speculate for days.the US released a document in 2009 about all they are doing now
watch this video
>>2742085 (me)
>the USan american think tank*
>>2742069they should just give milei a helmet and a speedboat and send him in personally to open the straight. he's owes trump $40 billion anyway. time to pay up.
>>2742073>>2742073have you forgotten someone else?
now, don't ask me what exact navy are they going to send, but they'll send something.
>>2742073Imaginary country
>>2742087the ruling class is deliberately trying to create a chud revolution to avoid a woke revolution smdh
>>2742075If Iran is able to push out the US, then sprint towards testing the nuke and come out of this much closer to China, that would be a very good and peaceable outcome though?
>>2742087i hope lots of US soldiers die and the military mutinies against the war
>>2742087Lmao america is gonna have a Potemkin incident soon
>>2742087question, can't soldiers just refuse to participate in the war? I mean is being put in military jail really worse than being sent to kill innocent people? is there some sort of leverage the government has over these people thats making them go anyway?
>>2742096Been trying to for decades
>>2742093i-iranbros…. i think its officially over.. we had a good run
>>2742087not falling for this psyop, no zioamerikan einsatzkommando has a conscience
>>2742107he had to use AI to represent the ship he's talking about. 🤣
>>2742038That ring disappearing makes me very concerned for future AI video quality.
I must now learn how reflections look properly. And be able to name and isolate details, instead of relying on subconscious gut instinct.
>>2742103American 1905 now please
>Reporter: "Why don't you ask for a ceasefire with the US?"
>Iranian FM Araghchi: "Because we want to teach them a lesson so hard that enemies never even think of attacking Iran again."
>>2742114So hyped for combination of mutiny and overconfidence in war
>>2742113just use actual ai detection tools, hounding invisible compression artifacts errors is beyond the human eye and more effective
>>2742085grok sum up this bald freak's video
>>2742110did you use ai for the text
>>2742105Sure. They might not even throw you in the brig. But you will get an OTH discharge and lose your benefits which is what 90% of people join the military for.
>>2742087>SpouseNothingburger. That whole twatter account is the most limp dicked thing ever.
>>2742069lmao send milei to the frontlines
>>2742133so these people would rather kill people than quit their job
total goycattle death
>>2742146they dont even believe they are fighting against people
>>2742146I think the prospect of eating a missile themselves is a bigger concern for them.
Are /pol/tards signing up for the military? I am about to start openly calling every American who support war with Iran a chickenhawk.
>hey man, memba Battlefield 3? Remember that plane mission over Tehran? Wanna watch a video?>Yeaaa, I memba. They called ground support "whiskey delta" (weak dick), like the dumb fighter jocks they are>scroll down to commentsWorst mistake.
>>2742085Ok, the problem with all of that it seems that there's a small miscalculation:
>will the US public tolerate a large increase in oil/gas prices?the US has little oil reserves underground
>can they sustain for years that situation?when depletes
>what's next?Dunno, Brian is usually on point, but in those same documents he misses many other things the reports highlight, like the necessity of allied cooperation, how to cope with allies not helping, etc.
it's more important to me what Brian doesn't state what those documents have, rather what Brian states.
>>2742160>there's a small miscalculationyeah obviously things aren't going smoothly, thats the thing with wars, anything can happen
>>2742155I doubt the average poltard can clear the fitness and health requirements to get in. The majority of enlistees join when they're like 17 or 18 anyway.
>>2742161it seems to me that they had a plan laid out, with iran sanctions and kurdish separatists and massive anti-ayatollah protests, and that was yielding results already, was like literally 5 years away from culmination, and after the ayatollah got bombed, we have kurdish separatists playing it carefully and doubting the US every step of the way, galvanized support for the ayatollah regime, IRGC splintered into independent command structures that make it infinitely reliable, and potentially iran controlling a quarter of the oil supply depending on the aftermath of the conflict, which puts them in a BETTER position
>>2742166>infinitely reliable*resilient lol sorry
>>2742157Iran should hit the hospitals too.
>>2742166>and that was yielding results already, was like literally 5 years away from culminationyeah i agree i guess trump/bibi and their acolytes decided to rush it lol
>>2742087mfw I have to fight an enemy that shoots back instead of a starving child
here are some of today’s top developments:
>Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guard Corps issued a warning that it will hit US-affiliated industries in the Middle East, urging workers and residents in surrounding areas to evacuate.
<US President Donald Trump warned NATO faces a “very bad future” if allies fail to assist in opening the Strait of Hormuz with naval deployments.
>Japan, Australia, Germany, Greece, UK, Italy, Netherlands, and the European Union ruled out getting involved in the Israeli-US war on Iran.
<Iran’s Foreign Minister says Abbas Araghchi said the Strait of Hormuz is open but “closed to our enemies” and denied any contact with with US envoy Steve Witkoff.
>Iran’s Brigadier-General Abolfazl Shekarchi warned against another attack on its Kharg Island, days after the US said it struck military facilities there.
<About 200 US troops have been injured during the war on Iran including 10 “seriously wounded”, according to US Central Command.
UAE closes its airspace amid Iranian attacks
The UAE’s General Civil Aviation Authority has announced the temporary and full closure of the country’s airspace.
State media said the move was “an exceptional precautionary measure” aimed at ensuring the safety of flights and air crews, as well as safeguarding the UAE’s territory.
As we reported earlier, the UAE’s Ministry of Defence said it was responding to a new wave of Iranian missile and drone attacks.
>>2742069Exceedingly common ArgenSSimian L
the more i research the strait the more i see how retarded and ineffective trump's people are
https://youtu.be/kOd634GEyp0?si=agKTmyHTix9z0br1&t=723>>2742178>>2742180Kuwait, Qatar, UAE, have shrinking GDP for this year.
and the lasting effect, a.k.a. displayed now as insecure places for international financial paradises, tourism jewels, etc. gone for a while, will also deepen their crisis.
>>2742170giving trump and bibi the benefit of doubt, and assuming that china is the goal (which is, eh, not very convincing but whatever) then the timetable could have plausibly shortened because china is really close to energy self-sufficiency and disrupting the strait now may cause more damage than 5 years in the future when they're over 90% but like, not very convincing. The 2000s futurology has failed in a lot of ways and one of them is how efficient china has been at substituting oil
>>2742185They could always just tap out and become Iran's bitches forever.
>>2742193This has been on my mind, that one possible out is the gulf states ceding to Iran, which would be a catastrophic loss for the US but it could normalize supply the fastest, while Iran still establishes deterrence through tight control of the strait. Sounds like wishful thinking but at this point anything is possible
Iran needs to keep this up and hold the strait closed until the US gives significant concessions.
Initial reports of emergency situation at Ben Gurion airport
>>2741971
>>2742177
goebbels tier logic
the zionists already achieved the planned strategic goals and then found out they were retarded and didn't work and set back other better plans back by decades or axing them entirely, cost them enormously in real military control, and sets up a possibility where the stability of the petrodollar system that underpins the US financial hegemon is under threat
>>2742191>and assuming that china is the goal (which is, eh, not very convincing but whatever)you think is just for greater israel?
>>2742201the should have obliterated the airport days ago. and israel's ports too
>>2742207pretty much, there's no logic to the strikes otherwise
>>2742206sh sh, he will say they are not losing, you are coping, etc.
>>2742207Yeah I don't really see how any other goal makes sense. There's no fucking way this war is meant to weaken China, it just made them so much stronger. America is ruled by Jewish supremacists and they're willing to destroy the entire global economy to get Israel what it wants.
>>2742207Imo my theory is the natsecs goals were prolly just regime change in Iran to get another compliant puppet in the region but decades of Israel infestation into the security state long super ceded the initial goal.
>>2742197What would the US even concede?
>>2742210>>2742215greater israel hypothetically brings about a lot of options for the US ruling class as well
>>2742217hawaii
>>2742215it is for greater isreal of course, but it was also about china/brics. this did not turn out the way they wanted, if it had china would have lost another key ally, the us could cut off a major oil supplier and sever china's "silk road" connecting east asia to europe primarily through iran. if the us got their quick regime change it could have been a strategic disaster for china causing them all kinds of problems and limiting their options going forward.
>>2742223>>2742157As far as we know Israel could have blown up the school themselves
>>2742229Okay the Cucktin and Kim bit got me
>>2742229Now that's a gem.
>>2742237
Sad but trvke…
Still, Iran winning could possibly mean Israel still gets their ass kicked.
>>2742197That's obviously their plan, but I doubt that the narcissistic retard-in-chief of the US would ever do that, even if his allies in east Asia and Europe start begging for it.
>>2742237
>even if the US were to lose this war their cities would remain intact
As we all know victory in war is determined by how many empty civilian buildings you have
>>2742069>ghosted by china and netherlandsjej
>>2742237
>>2742237
>f the US loses rhis conflict they have the capacity to try to change the regime again in 5-10 years.
or Syria.
>>2742069Lmao imagine if Milei actually sends in troops to aid AmeriKKKa in this suicide mission. And I thought the Falklands War was stupid and a waste of time.
>>2742229already posted with another slop mocking zelensky drone interceptors
>>2741682 Death to America, Death to Israel, and so on.
>>2742247I still wanna know what US's plan is for invading Iran. Through Iraq?
>>2742253There is Turkey as well. The country is a NATO shithole after all although I can't imagine any soldier there being happy to fight for zionist pedophiles
>>2742237
Vietnam falling into the U.S orbit is more a failure of china than a success of America. Also what makes Iran different is they are a capable regional power that controls an economic choke point. Failure here means 60 years of imperialism goes down the drain. The economy is already going to be fucked for years to come and everyday it goes on the more fucked it becomes. The U.S won’t be able to try again 5 years down the line and even if they do Iran will also be able to recover, especially since they’ll likely be far more open to Chinese assistance. They also will likely work to develop a nuke during that time.
Hezbollah fighters face off against Israeli troops in southern Lebanon
Today, there was an official acknowledgment by Israel’s Defence Ministry that the ground operation inside Lebanon has started and will likely be expanded.
Israel troops have been on the ground in Lebanon for sometime now, and not just in the last two weeks. In fact, Israel has been taking fire position within Lebanon in violation of the ceasefire agreement at the end of 2024.
Israel says that the point of this incursion and invasion into Lebanese territory is because the Lebanese government is unwilling or unable to disarm Hezbollah, so they are doing it themselves.
There were statements from Hezbollah this evening that there’s clearly ongoing clashes and fighting at several locations near the Israeli border, notably around the town of Khiam. Israeli forces are making attempts to encircle and take full control of that town for at least a couple of days.
Hezbollah said a few hours ago that it has fired rockets at Israeli troops operating in the area of Khiam. They are also claiming that they have hit an Israeli tank in the neighbouring town of Taybeh.
How badly has the Iran war hit the global economy?
The US-Israeli war on Iran and Tehran’s retaliatory strikes across the Gulf region have upended global financial and energy markets, raising concerns of a global economic crisis – and even of a recession.
As of Monday morning, Brent crude, the industry benchmark, was priced at $106 per barrel, up more than 40 percent from $72 per barrel on February 27.
A report conducted by the global macroeconomic firm Capital Economics warned that if the conflict drags on, oil prices would rise further to around $130pb in Q2 [second quarter].”
As import costs for energy-guzzling economies are rising, their economic productivity is also beginning to decline amid the burden of higher prices.
Explosion reported near US Embassy in Baghdad following drone incursion
A security source has told Al Jazeera Arabic that air defences have responded to a drone attack targeting the US Embassy in Baghdad.
Al Jazeera’s correspondent reported that an explosion was heard in the vicinity of the embassy in the Iraqi capital during the engagement.
>>2742264
>Immediately moves the goalposts
Zionists like you really are bad at anything that isn't involving raping women and kids huh
>>2742244what lack of historical facts does to a mf.
like, he doesn't know that the US flattened every single building in Vietnam larger than two stories tall.
and now Vietnam is the country that benefits the most % from the US trade deficit. Amazing.
>>2742257This is treatlerites winning according to leftcoms
>the more you trade with the US the more defeated you are, and when a whole bunch of trade with the US happens, that's called 'total strategic and tactical defeat!!!oneone'
>>2742280
You are a treatlerite zionist pedophile who is afraid of responding directly because you are a treatlerite zionist pedophile
meds backwards is dems. coincidence i think not.
inb4 not it doesn't
shut up nerd
>>2742290
who are you quoting?
>>2742290
You are a treatlerite zionist pedophile who is afraid of responding directly because you are a treatlerite zionist pedophile
sad thing is that I think there's a point worth considering beneath all this leftcom kid retardation but he's making sure nobody cares to explore it by being so stupidly contrarian for 0 reason
>>2742290
Actually, you're improving my hopium by forcing me think about it more, and realizing all your arguments (and you) are fucking stupid.
>>2742295
You didn't answer my question. Am I supposed to assume you have no answer?
Boots on the ground were needed yesterday, and Iran was supposed to be Iraq 3.0 (2.0 was supposed to be Syria). In fact, this IS American coming back to Iran later, because they wanted to invade in 2003. And now they're eating shit.
>>2742298coin flip chance it's a false flag samefag talking to himself.
>>2742287
why call people jewish negroes?
is this some sort of secret leftcom joke?
>>2742048Barak Ravid should be publicly executed
>>2742287
You are gay
>>2742304it's a very stupid meme on this site where because marx was a racist and used slurs in his correspondence people here have given themselves permission to use the same slurs
>>2742308>ya ali, ya ali, ya aliOf course it's shi'a.
>>2742316Mutt-posting on an imageboard is Marx approved. Back to Reddit.
>>2742304he's a closeted /pol/ moron who thinks that a very private letter between Marx and Engels, where Engels was angry at someone else (I think it was Proudhorn. someone not Jewish, I reckon) and called him 'Jewish nigger' is indicative that you should go around using 'Jewish ոіggеr' publicly.
the same way he grasps at current events, he grasps the contents of the letter. No context, no historical nuance, no nothing.
He calls himself 'Marxist', he's a reactionary tadpole.
>>2742316>people here have given themselves permissioncry about it
>>2742323was it, now? oh well.
point being, by going around with that, instead of acknowledging zionism, anyone can make the conclusion that Marx was a self-hating Jewish and made all of his social theory out of spite of his Jewishness.
Good thing Engels wasn't Jewish, or else!
>>2742304Don’t bother dawg it’s not worth it. You could replace every leftcum in the world with an LLM trained on ICP blogposts and it would have 0 effect on the world or history
>>2742327why cry? i'm just pointing out a fact.
>>2742326
but you are saying negro because n-word is filtered lol
>>2742331Great, you can shut the fuck up now.
>>2742326
I bet you're pretty proud of that you little treatlerite zionist pedophile
it really exposes the unresolved racist tendency that many western "leftists" have.
>>2742326
lol its the same shit if you are going to be an edgelord dont cuck out like this its cringe
I'm gonna have to start filtering leftcom flags sorry guys.
makes this place indistinguishable from /pol/ really
>>2742339
You really did just jump off the boat from r/ultraleft lol
>leftcom tries to insult us as "Lassallites"
>plebbitor focuses on Marx's shitposting
Well, it certainly exposes a tendency in certain "leftists", alright.
>>2742342erm yes its just the leftoid version congratulations for figuring it out
how easily the lapse back into rabid bigotry
>he forgot the 'y' in they
>>2742349>coffeegateWait a minute. That's my post?
>>2742346
>are calling other /pol/yps
nah im with you on this one :)
>>2742346
>anti-semitism
he finally said the thing LMAO
fuck off hasbara shill
A Mexican philosemite. What a concept.
The great and authentic revolutionaries of the world are two: Bibi Netanyahu and Jeffrey Epstein
>>2741656>>2741859Ur Elcome
What happened to the servers today?
>>2742361So this what losing looks like, leftcomsisters….
Cluster missile impacts in Tel Aviv.
Fujairah was hit again lol.
>>2742308Lol someone shouted out allahu akbar at the end.
>>2742365They just opened it before
>>2742360
no, you are a zionist for pretending anti-semitism is a real thing right now, you might as well cry about anti-white racism, its the same thing
>>2742368No, you are just very stupid, so stupid in fact that you don't even understand that Israel wants the line between anti-zionism and anti-semitism to be blurred as much as possible so they can label any criticism against zionism as anti-semitism
If weren't so fucking stupid you'd knew this is a strategy Israel has used for decades.
>>2742370is the antisemitism in the room with us right now?
>>2742374Dude calls other people jewish negros and complains about LE ANTISEMITISM lmao
>>2742378
Another $7000 for this treatlerite zionist pedophile
>>2742349mossad is deliberely doing this to make pro-palestine look schizophrenic, or actually turn people into schizos.
>>2742370>Israel wants the line between anti-zionism and anti-semitism to be blurredthe line is blurred because of the fact that something like 80% of jews in the world support Israel, there is no way to oppose zionism without being called anti-semitic
anti-semitism is not a real thing in the current situation because jews are simply not systematically opressed right now, and there is jewish ethnostate thats doing genocide with the entire backing of the west
>>2742383
Here >>2742383
Waiting for the bordigists ITT to post: "but what about the israeli proletariat!" "israeli workers are innocent casualities of iranian missiles!"
>>2742389>bordigists our friend here is a libzio leave bordiga out of this
huge fizzle
>>2742395
Very based, not every Israeli is bad just like not every Russian, and now red Putinists gonna tell me that I'm a moron for mentioning Russia, but Russia needs red Maidan.
>>2742396exactly, those NDASP workers deserve class solidarity.
>>2742395>anti-zionist israelisis this like being an anti-rape rapist?
>>2742396>Very based, not every Israeli is badthey literally live on stolen land. any of them are free to give their home to a palestinian if they really want to stop being evil.
>>2742398Being German didn't make you a nazi
>>2742400Have you not seen antifa Isralis who are against zionism? And land doesn't belong to anyone, jews have the right to live there just like white south africans have the right to stay in South Africa, the problem is apartheid in Palestine.
>>2742402we should keep promoting rumours that he is
>>2742395
Nobody (apart from closet Nazis) is saying we should all hate or be opposed anti-zionist / leftist Jews who by sheer chance were born into the zionist state. Of course any coming revolution will include Jewish comrades.
The issue is specifically with a subsection of redditor bordiggas who demand we centre and focus on the issue of the israeli proletariat, which while deserving of solidarity in the class struggle, especially in the awful circumstance they find themselves, is a tiny proportion of the israeli population given the nature of the settler colonial project, easily dwarfed by the numbers of israelis actively engaged in the terrorist IOF or actively engaging in land theft.
I have massive respect for those Jews who speak out against israel and go to prison for refusing to be zionists or fight in the IOF.
But when you try to shift the focus onto them all the time, epsecially now, it reads like someone crying out for attention because he stubbed his toe, while others meters away are bleeding out from a missile strike.
When there's a literal genocide, regional war, 100s of innocents being bombed to death daily, and your response is constantly saying "please think of the israeli proletariat!", you are shifting the focus away from the actions of the amerikkkan/zionist terror entity.
when you ask why somebody would do that right now, there's no good reason for it.
>>2742278
>victory is when Vietnam takes your hard infrastructure and connections as payments for it's goods
>>2741654It's probably just optics/illusions.
But if not
>Then vidrel >>2742404>And land doesn't belong to anyone, jews have the right to live there just like white south africans have the right to stay in South Africa, the problem is apartheid in Palestine.uh no. Jews are living there because they stole a Palestinian's home. They absolutely do not have a right to live there. No one asked the inhabitants if they were okay with a Jew moving into their house.
Maybe if Israelis agree to give reparations to every Palestinian to rebuild Palestine and provide Palestinians with a right of return we can start talking about a two state solution again. Until then I'm on the side of total Israeli deportation and sending them back to Europe where they came from.
okay so there's two posters both using the leftcom flag but saying opposite things to each other. epic.
>>2742414
your obsession with defending israelis from criticism of their braindead talking points really betrays your aloof gaslighting act.
>>2742416he refuses to use a tripcode because he knows the entire thread will filter his posts
>>2742402He's probably in a bunker somewhere organizing a nuke on Iran.
>>2742412No, there should be one state, jews have the right to live in Palestine but not as opressors tho. They should be equal citizens as native palestianians. I believe land doesn't belong to anyone.
>>2742422
>Zionist
>Ethnicity
You are a treatlerite zionist pedophile
>>2742421In an ideal world I'd agree with you but just as South Africa never overcame the social friction of apartheid I very much doubt the Israelis and Palestinians would get along in a single state without ethnic supremacists. Especially if it's a democratic state where parties will just be split along ethnic lines and eventually we'll be back to genociding Palestinians as soon as the Zionists get enough political power.
We've literally seen this in the last few months with Elon Musk trying to relitigate South African apartheid and use Trump to threaten South Africa for "disriminating" against white South Africans. There is no peaceful solution to the Israel/Palestine conflict that doesn't involve one side leaving, and I'm siding with the Palestinians as they aren't the aggressors and just want to be left alone to live in their home.
Mods are zionist confirmed
>>2742422
>>If you oppose ethnic cleansing, you are a zionists
usually when people oppose ethnic cleansing today they get called antisemitic actually
>>2742428you both would get the wall
>>2742426I also would rather side with Palestinians, but there were jews in Palestine even boefre the creatioan of Israel
you can get banned for any petty reason on 2026 /leftypol/ yet this person somehow avoids the ban despite spending literal days doing extremely disruptive shitposting
>>2742433For the most part Jews and Palestinians got along before the 1920's when Jewish terrorists started bombing Palestinian homes.
If we try to create a single state they'll just go back to doing that and pushing Palestinians into ghettos based on the South Africa/Southern USA model until we're back to where we are now with a two tier justice system. I'd much rather start from a position of "Palestine is for Palestinians" and work from there to negotiate a peaceful solution that guarantees the Palestinian right to exist in exchange for allowing Jews to settle. South Africa is a (mostly) failed model for ending apartheid, all the white people live in gated communities and the state still never really overcame the international stigma from Europe/America for ending apartheid. We really need to try something different that leaves no room for Zionists to claw back to power.
>>2742435
>Opposing zionism isn't anti-semitism
I agree.
>opposing anti-semitism isn't zionism
But are you actually opposing antisemitism or are you just policing the anti-zionist left? Where are the "antisemites"? Aren't most far right parties pro-Israel, which is a jewish supremacist state?
O Allah please smite these retards
Iran please nuke Tel Aviv and save us from more retarded posts by the leftcom flag fag
>>2742412>Maybe if Israelis agree to give reparations to every Palestinian to rebuild Palestine and provide Palestinians with a right of return we can start talking about a two state solution again. Until then I'm on the side of total Israeli deportation and sending them back to Europe where they came from.In my ideal fantasy world, a socialist U.S would negotiate the resettlement of Israelis. Send them to Russia, Europe, and the U.S/U.K. I’m sure some Israelis would up staying and living in the Palestine state. They would be like 150 guys that protest. It’ll look like the end scene in avatar when they were sending all the soldiers back. Except it’s Jewish guys wearing khafias. In my wildest fantasies there is a global rebuilding effort of Palestine and the Middle East all together. And the U.N starts become a viable political institution that can tackle global problems. Prolly not how all this will go down but we can be hopeful.
>>2742445
>please explain to me how am I policing the anti-zionist left
by crying about antisemitism here >>2742346
>>2742349I watched the actual video it does look like something a generative AI video tool can create nowadays with how good AI is…
>>2742457
>context matters retard
your post is indistinguishable from a liberal crying about how the hecking commies are the same as the nazis, no context needed
>>2742457
wanting to see the destruction of the Israel is not antisemitic
wanting Israelis to be sent back to Europe where they belong is not antisemitism
wanting to destroy the Jewish State and replace it with a secular Marxist one is not antisemitism
you are glowing
>>2742467
a secular state has no place for zionists
>>2742463
no, you are conflating marxism and anti-imperialism with antisemitism, a evocation to the Nazis since antisemitism currently is not something that has any significant representation in the far right and jewish people for the most part live just as white people in the imperial core.
>>2742476
meds
>>2742474
>arabpol
the zionazi made up his own judeo-bolshevism, how cute
>>2742486
not every user named "Anonymous" is the same person btw
>>2742483the retard wants people to worry about non-existent problems, before solving the existing problems.
yay, top bordigism: perfect excuse to armchairing the revolution!
>>2742492the idea that sending colonizers back to where they came from is "ethnic cleansing" is fucking sending me.
won't anyone think of the poor americans that got kicked out of south vietnam with the fall of saigon? damn those vietnamese for ethnically cleansing the foreign invaders.
>>2742495and to where, exactly? europe? the united states? the other countries in the middle east and north africa?
>>2742497150 thousands Israelis have escaped Israel past 2 years. Significant part - back to Russia.
>>2742497I would be in favor of giving every Israeli refugee status in America and Europe along with expedited citizenship if they agree to leave Israel and never come back. It's a small concession. Or just give them some uninhabited island in the pacific ocean and let them go wild building their Jewish ethnostate there. The core goal is preserving and reviving the Palestinian state and removing the Israeli colonizers, not necessarily punishing them.
Pepe Escobar & Larry C. Johnson: Trump is LOSING Control - Iran WIPES OUT Strategic Military Targets
<Dialogue Works - Streamed live 14 hours ago
>Hi everybody. Today is Monday, March 16,>Hi everybody. Today is Monday, March 16, 2026. And our dear friend, our brother Pepe Escobar is here with us. Welcome back, Pepe.
>Brother Nema, always a pleasure. And all of you, our audience, greetings from a peaceful Buddhist country in Southeast Asia.
>Yeah, baby. Let me start with what Donald Trump was asking somehow begging if I can put it this way other countries to join him in this trade of foremost to facilitate you know the the passage of tankers in this trade and so far what we've learned from Germany German I'm quoting the German government so what does Trump expect from a handful of European frigates that the powerful US Navy can't do. This is not our war and we didn't start it.
>Australia, we won'tbe sending a ship to the trade of foremost the United Kingdom. Reopening the trade is not a simple task. The United Kingdom will not be drawn into a wider wider war and France. There is no question of sending any vessels to the Isra Japan. Circumstances do not warrant military participation for Japan. When it comes to China, no comment. And what is happening Pepe? because Donald Trump somehow thought at least he can make at least he can make some political move if not militarily but it doesn't seem that would be the case. Your understanding of that?
>Well, even if most of these governments that you listed are nearly brain dead, they're not totally dumb. they have at least analysts or are people working in their foreign offices that have at least a basic idea of what's really going on in the street of Hormuz […]
>>2742170>i guess trump/bibi and their acolytes decided to rush itimperialism is driven by the falling rate of profit not the whims of individual great men of history
>>2742210>pretty much, there's no logic to the strikes otherwisefracking boom is over and they need to corner the LNG market. iran could intentionally disrupt their monopoly. same reason ukraine split eu from russia. imperialism is driven by the falling rate of profit.
>>2742215>There's no fucking way this war is meant to weaken Chinaits not ideologically about china in particular but the concrete instance of a potential return to "free market competition" which is the opposite of monopoly. and since monopoly is the the central feature of imperialism, which is defined as a lack of competition, you can see how the drive to destroy competitors is driven by the financial monopolies on wall street that control the world economy.
>America is ruled by Jewish supremacistsfucking idiot "antisemitism is the socialism of fools"
This is an interimperialist war.
>>2742326
are you the same leftcom that was posting about venezuelan imperialism while they were being invaded too ?
>le anti-imperialist war
it's an inter-theocracy war
>>2742434remember to use the report button! ^_^
>>2742523
Can you go back to your 'cord already you stupid faggot, redo your insight role and larp as something else.
Interplanetary war when tho
>>2742533
Sry newfag I'm NTA
>>2742359my posting became too powerful
>>2742523
the threads are long gone.
This is THE interimperialist war, how about that?
>>2742502firstly, this would create one of the worst refugee crises, and for what exactly? to "free" the palestinians? the solution isn't deportation or voluntary exile, but to make the israelis focus on cohabitation with the palestinians, rather than viewing them as a blood enemy
>>2742542>he is unironically arguing Holy shit
>>2742542The solution is communist revolution. No bourgeois solution will fix this shit,
or something o algo!
>>2742528
its completely irrelevant what ideology they use to justify their imperialism. america is ruled by capitalists.
>>2742545yeah, which i am indirectly saying
>>2742544>you HAVE to let the current israeli population stay affixed to wanting to return to palestine-israel and do even more ethnic cleansing, otherwise you're a zionistkill yourself
>>2742517yup, the same Mexicam welding fumes sniffing cucaracho.
he would unironically side with nazis to overthrow Sheinbaun and Morena rather than have nuanced vision.
>>2742551No you arent saying that. You are arguing for class collaboration. You are a mussolinoid
Has anyone ever leaked the discord the leftcums do this from
remember the gay iranian bit cumtown did? that was one of their best bits really.
>>2742542>make the israelis focus on cohabitation with the palestiniansTell me, how'd that go in the American South? Or South Africa?
What can you possibly do as an outsider to convince racial supremacists to get along with those they deem to be subhuman? It is unironically easier to just separate the two groups rather than expecting them to get along. This reasoning reeks of parents that insist on two children getting along when one is constantly bullying the other. Why not just remove the problem child and work to protect the victim instead of forcing a fake peace that just revictimizes the abused party?
>>2742563
>le elite
>le certain parts
>>2742563
>🍀🍀🍀CERTAIN PARTS 🍀🍀🍀OF THE ELITE
begorrah the sassenach know!!
>>2742572
China is not fascist.
>>2742555>>2742572>class collaboration is not a myth but a working policy!Lol, lmao even.
>>2742580
It is, though
>>2742580
China is DOTP. China is in phase D of capitalism as described by Engels in anti duhring.
>>2742576The problem with big dick launches, is that you run out of military targets very quickly.
>>2742585Class collaboration DOESN'T WORK. Claiming that it works means you fall for fascist propaganda. Claiming that China is class collaborationist/fascist is literally a piece of fascist propaganda
>>2742590There weren't much American bombings either
>>2742565>Tell me, how'd that go in the American South? Or South Africa?the american south nowadays is mostly poor all around, south africa you still have white landowners, i also like the implication that white south africans aren't functionally native to the land at this point
>What can you possibly do as an outsider to convince racial supremacists to get along with those they deem to be subhuman? It is unironically easier to just separate the two groups rather than expecting them to get along. This reasoning reeks of parents that insist on two children getting along when one is constantly bullying the other. Why not just remove the problem child and work to protect the victim instead of forcing a fake peace that just revictimizes the abused party?this is quite literally all just racialist nonsense, but vvoke, in which case i cannot and will not give you a detailed argument, but quite literally you are an ethnic supremacist who is calling for ethnic cleansing, i recommend understanding how insane this is and how you fundamentally sound similar to a zionist here
>>2742593Everything Americans didn't destroy went to ground, and now has to be found again. "Just launch and see what you can find" isn't a viable strategy.
>>2742576i think they are looking at a long war, but the opening days were them establishing their counterpunch and taking out amercian bases and logistics everywhere. it would make no sense for them to keep doing things at that level forever. most of the bases are destroyed or evacuated now, and some days ago iran announced they were going to stop hitting neighboring countries, except for israel, and unless they had to respond to particular attacks from other places.
so i think now there are fewer targets and they're using more accurate missiles so they can use less. they've repulsed the initial attack, have the strait locked down and now they're dug in. they're not going anywhere and it's a war of attrition now.
>>2742599
were waiting for you to leave
>>2742542Most Israelis are first - generation immigrants, of that most came from the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, countries that that already experienced a severe decline in population. Not that they'd go back when America will be happy to have them.
>>2742594>this is quite literally all just racialist nonsense, but vvoke, in which case i cannot and will not give you a detailed argument, but quite literally you are an ethnic supremacist who is calling for ethnic cleansing, i recommend understanding how insane this is and how you fundamentally sound similar to a zionist herei miss the leftypol that would post Kill The Boer memes to troll liberals instead of posting this garbage about "expelling colonizers is le ethnic supremacist" fuck off lmao
I'm going to need to check with the Iraqi Leftcom, but the demand for ideological purity above all else is deeply rooted in Christcuckery. It is not a process, a development or advancement - dirty, compromised, negotiated - but the final good deed, and if you are pure enough, and believe hard enough, it will be granted to you by the grace of Marx. And people born in Catholic countries are actually less terrible about this.
Time and time again, socialist theorists write one thing, the leftcoms love it, but the moment they take charge of something real, the change is immediate, as realities of power and change make themselves known, and leftcoms always hate their works.
>>2742612Every person that left a socialist country to go join a white supremacist ethno-nationalist colonial project should be killed.
>>2742612"many" is doing a lot of heavy lifting there, most are 2nd, or even 3rd or more
>>2742613>NOOOOO YOU GOTTA BE AN ETHNIC SUPREMACIST, IGNORE THE FACT THAT EVEN THE EFF SAYS THAT BOERS ARE OF THE LANDonce again, do not come back
>>2742615The sentiment is understandable but communists are very merciful and that's standard procedure for a reason. SS officers and Nazi officials were allowed to live normal lives in DDR.
>>2742616I don't know what to tell you. The largest group of israelis by origin is just people from the Soviet Union who decided that the 90s were too much for them, there was no ethnic persecution against them or anything of that nature. They are willing migrants who can always just go to America or go back. Their children also can go back because most countries have repatriation programs based on origin. No one here would even attack them except some based Muslims.
>>2742626>wfwitnessThe Iranian version works.
It seems durov is censoring Iranian telegram channels.
someone bake
>>2742874EMERGENCY BAKE
>>2742918<<2742918>>2742918<<2742918>>2742918<<2742918 I've already seen at least one video of a drone hitting an industrial site, so they do come through
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