2025 Israel vs Iran War

[draggs]

Took you this long to realize he's a whore?

Nah he rubbed me the wrong way on a personal level from the start and I realized he was completely useless for any purpose in 2022

 

[babyDunk]

Nah he rubbed me the wrong way on a personal level from the start and I realized he was completely useless for any purpose in 2022

Is he sperging on xitter or something ?

He was anti-war sperging all week on xitter and on his show with Bannon (which I don't watch but he posts quotes and clips from it on his xitter) and now that Trump done did it he's rah-rahing

Jeez what an absolute bitch

 

[draggs]

Is he sperging on xitter or something ?

He was anti-war sperging all week on xitter and on his show with Bannon (which I don't watch but he posts quotes and clips from it on his xitter) and now that Trump done did it he's rah-rahing

 

[Drag-on Knight 91873]

Closest I can think of, ignoring the Hostage crisis because that is obviously an entirely different can of worms, is the K-1 Air Base attack. But that was obviously done by a proxy, not Iran proper.

Assuming they do step up to bat and act directly, it will be interesting to see the US response. I have to imagine that it will at least be striking the ayatollah, since we killed Soleimani over K-1. Maybe more, but I hope it doesn’t involve striking Tehran or anything like that. That would only result in needless civilian casualties that I don’t think would further US aims.

US aims aren't being furthered by fighting Iran at all to begin with. Making Israel Great Again is what Trump is about.

 

[BaldAndMorallyBankrupt]

So who's winning?

 

[SBG]

Surely Iran needs to try and negotiate now?

The US have said they don't want regime change so Iran has an out, but they could escalate anytime they want to and in all honesty there is NOTHING as far as I know that Iran or its allies can do.

Hard Israeli W?

Haven't the Iranians been talking for months with the negotiations going back and forth?

Seemed like the Israelis were fed up trying for any kind of peaceful resolution and would just keep going until they get their regime change.

 

[Rimanah]

So who's winning?

War enjoyers, brown people death enthusiasts, Holden Bloodfeast, and John McCain (who is looking up from hell smiling.)

 

[draggs]

So who's winning?

Lockheed Martin and General Dynamics. All is right with the world

 

[bread n circuses]

US aims aren't being furthered by fighting Iran at all to begin with. Making Israel Great Again is what Trump is about.

The dying gasps of a decrepit empire.

When the US declared war on Iraq, they toppled the government and destroyed the army within weeks. Today it can’t even put boots on the ground out of fear of internal instability.

The fall can’t come soon enough.

 

[Dana scully]

This is how i am feeling rn

 

[Dana scully]

Why would they do that?

Spiking energy prices all over the world would force Israel/US to surrender quickly

 

[Catch The Rainbow]

Hamas condemns 'blatant US aggression' against Iran

 

[LovisXVI]

Today it can’t even put boots on the ground out of fear of internal instability.

The US has a long history of blowing its enemies up from a long distance away, dating all the way back to WW2. It's cheap, palatable, efficient, and non-comittal, all things that the public likes when it comes to military action. Precisely what would even be gained by invading Iran? A retarded boondoggle in one of the most mountainous regions on the planet, Afghanistan but bigger.

 

[Catch The Rainbow]

IDF Spokesman:

The Air Force has now begun an attack on military targets in West Iran.

In addition, the Air Force attacked this morning in Iran rocket launchers are ready to launch at the territory of the State of Israel, soldiers on the Iranian military forces, and closed a circle and destroyed launchers who carried out launches at the territory of the State of Israel a short time ago.

 

[Rimanah]

When the US declared war on Iraq, they toppled the government and destroyed the army within weeks. Today it can’t even put boots on the ground out of fear of internal instability.

Tell me you don’t know anything about the Iraq wars and the lessons learned from them without telling me you don’t know anything about the iraq wars: the post.

Btw, not every military actions goal is to topple a nation. I suggest you go at least read Clausewitz before you make a fool of yourself in the future.

 

[Burnt Fish]

The dying gasps of a decrepit empire.

When the US declared war on Iraq, they toppled the government and destroyed the army within weeks. Today it can’t even put boots on the ground out of fear of internal instability.

The fall can’t come soon enough.

Was this post made by the Iranian government? what is this delusion.

 

[ditto]

This sure is better than the Other Product

 

[Rimanah]

A retarded boondoggle in one of the most mountainous regions on the planet, Afghanistan but bigger.

Yes, but have you considered that we could risk thousands of American lives in reenacting the conquests of Alexander but gay(er, he was a Greek) and pointless?

 

[Sexy Peach Emoji]

The US has a long history of blowing its enemies up from a long distance away, dating all the way back to WW2. It's cheap, palatable, efficient, and non-comittal, all things that the public likes when it comes to military action. Precisely what would even be gained by invading Iran? A retarded boondoggle in one of the most mountainous regions on the planet, Afghanistan but bigger.

Multiple possibilities: 1 America has a retarded love affair with regime change. 2 America wants to secure a site (oil fields, nuke sites, etc). We've been occupying a good chunk of Syria for a while now, plus we're still in Iraq. Even trump wanted to secure the Syrian oil fields, remember? "We have the oil, etc". There is a precedent for America to put boots on ground in places we don't need to be.

 

[Catch The Rainbow]

America wants to secure a site (oil fields, nuke sites, etc). We've been occupying a good chunk of Syria for a while now, plus we're still in Iraq. Even trump wanted to secure the Syrian oil fields, remember? "We have the oil, etc".

America is oil independent at this point. The only benefit would be cutting off a slightly cheaper source of oil for China

Mehr News Agency, quoting the Iranian Revolutionary Guard: The Khaybar missile was fired towards the occupied territories for the first time in this operation.

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