War with Iran
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Sounds like you are mad now that this war is going really bad for Trump. lmfao.
You don't win a war by taking out the leadership. You don't win a war by taking the away the ability to fight. You win a war by taking away the populations WILL to fight.
That has not happened. And judging from the destruction of 20% of the world's LNG supply ability, just yesterday, they are quite willing to go the distance.
He should quit his job and join the WWE where he'd fit in better.
Iran is winning the war. US can't open the strait of hurmuse. US can't even protect its military bases in the region. All have been bombed. US is begging nato for help and 200 billion in funding from congress.
So I talked to a friend who works for Boeing and he said the rumor is Iran is using Chinese made electro-optical sensors that can track fighter jets.
It bypasses the need for radar tracking.
Once they lock on they can then shoot down the jet with infrared heat seekers.
The only problem is you have to know in what general vicinity the enemy aircraft is in.
But once you've tracked it you can shoot down any airplane, even a stealth jet
It bypasses the need for radar tracking.
Once they lock on they can then shoot down the jet with infrared heat seekers.
The only problem is you have to know in what general vicinity the enemy aircraft is in.
But once you've tracked it you can shoot down any airplane, even a stealth jet
As Miss Jazmine Crocket said..."we don't need to win over the other side" ... looks like Trump only needs 77M that voted for him in 2024...lol
Recruitment levels havent been higher in more than a decade. Seems like he is inspiring soldiers. Something you need when fighting lunatics who wish death to the west.
and you believe today he would get 77M voting for him?? It would probably be more like 90M voting for the Dems.
So you believe Trump and the Republicans are doing well at this point and time heading into the midterms?
but you believe it's the other way around... and you must be right?
lmao...nobody knows what's going to happen dude...calm the fuck down. this is why every time he wins it hurts more...y ou expect too much.
US is helping Iran now! US is going to lift oil sanctions on Iran! Lol.
Midterms are still 7 months away, how can you possibly know whats going to happen??
Assuming normal population growth, if Trump gets 77M votes in 2028 he would be expected to lose handily.
No, Israel has always been at war for the last 80 years.
Trump's 'red line' threat to Netanyahu draws fresh outrage
Story by Robert Davis
President Donald Trump's latest "red line" threat to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday drew fresh outrage from political analysts and observers.
Trump wrote on Truth Social that the U.S. was not aware of Israel's recent bombing strikes against the South Pars gas field, which is Iran's largest energy source. Multiple reports indicate that the U.S. and its ally in the region, Qatar, were aware of the plan and approved it ahead of time.
Nevertheless, Trump told the Israelis that there will be "no more attacks" in Iran without his approval.
"NO MORE ATTACKS WILL BE MADE BY ISRAEL pertaining to this extremely important and valuable South Pars Field unless Iran unwisely decides to attack a very innocent, in this case, Qatar - In which instance the United States of America, with or without the help or consent of Israel, will massively blow up the entirety of the South Pars Gas Field at an amount of strength and power that Iran has never seen or witnessed before," Trump's post reads in part.
Political analysts and observers shared their reactions on social media.
"Would be hard to draft a more comprehensively deranged and appallingly dystopian presidential communiqué," Philip Gourevich, a staff writer at The New Yorker, posted on Bluesky.
"This is a sign of being utterly terrified of the recession-level impacts Iran can bring to bear," podcaster Amar Kazzmi posted on X.
"One has to wonder whether he’s posting this because the Qataris are furious," journalist Yashar Ali posted on X.
"How long before Trump blames the entire war on Israel?" journalist David Corn posted on Bluesky.
"Contrary to what Trump says below, there is a lot of reporting in Israel & the U.S. that Trump approved the Israeli attack on the Pars oil field," Washington Post columnist Max Boot posted on Bluesky. "But when Iran struck back, Trump refused to take responsibility."
Story by Robert Davis
President Donald Trump's latest "red line" threat to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday drew fresh outrage from political analysts and observers.
Trump wrote on Truth Social that the U.S. was not aware of Israel's recent bombing strikes against the South Pars gas field, which is Iran's largest energy source. Multiple reports indicate that the U.S. and its ally in the region, Qatar, were aware of the plan and approved it ahead of time.
Nevertheless, Trump told the Israelis that there will be "no more attacks" in Iran without his approval.
"NO MORE ATTACKS WILL BE MADE BY ISRAEL pertaining to this extremely important and valuable South Pars Field unless Iran unwisely decides to attack a very innocent, in this case, Qatar - In which instance the United States of America, with or without the help or consent of Israel, will massively blow up the entirety of the South Pars Gas Field at an amount of strength and power that Iran has never seen or witnessed before," Trump's post reads in part.
Political analysts and observers shared their reactions on social media.
"Would be hard to draft a more comprehensively deranged and appallingly dystopian presidential communiqué," Philip Gourevich, a staff writer at The New Yorker, posted on Bluesky.
"This is a sign of being utterly terrified of the recession-level impacts Iran can bring to bear," podcaster Amar Kazzmi posted on X.
"One has to wonder whether he’s posting this because the Qataris are furious," journalist Yashar Ali posted on X.
"How long before Trump blames the entire war on Israel?" journalist David Corn posted on Bluesky.
"Contrary to what Trump says below, there is a lot of reporting in Israel & the U.S. that Trump approved the Israeli attack on the Pars oil field," Washington Post columnist Max Boot posted on Bluesky. "But when Iran struck back, Trump refused to take responsibility."
