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>forgot link to previous thread >>17739

>>18369
>>18370
Surely Trump isn't planning a mass bombing campaign or invasion for the 4th of July to try to get a big propaganda and political win. Surely to God he's not?

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By appearances, a political plot is unfolding in Iraq r/n.

>in othernews:
US assets in both Bahrain and Kuwait are in flames rn. War back on the menu soon at this rate?

>>18373
>War back on the menu soon at this rate?
I wouldn't be surprised if Iran went along with the ceasefire, knowing that it would rapidly fall apart, just as a way to give them some time to move some oil out of the gulf to make some money and take pressure off the wells and to give themselves a bit of breathing room to dig out or reposition assets. I mean they had to know that the US would not ask Israel to leave Lebanon nor would Israel agree if the US did.

>>18372
Imagine the casualties. What a way to enter america's first day being 250 years old.

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>>18371 (OP) 
Got you the full vid for your OP title. Also, looks like Trump is in for another round of "obviously Iran has lost, why haven't they accepted their position as the loser yet, and why isn't anything I'm doing working out well?"

>>18374
US has consistently been operating at zero trust. There are a number of Iranian generals who basically viewed the MoU as another opportunity to prepare for the resumption of war. The attempt at diplomacy is real but so is the confidence of settling the matter militarily if diplomacy fails.

>>18369
They probably can't land and refuel basically anywhere in the middle east. Even if the bases are still able to support air operations the host countries are already pretty pissed at the US and if the US uses one of their bases that's just inviting retaliation from the Iranians, which would piss them off more. Not saying the administration really cares about that, but they probably want to save burning the rest of that bridge for something that's actually worth it.
>>18370
I think the issue is the tankers have different optimal cruise speeds than the T-38s, plus the tankers use fuel themselves, and the combat aircraft need to be refueled both ways, so you're going to end up with either tankers loitering and using fuel while waiting for the fast movers to come back for their second sip or you're going to have to fly up a second tanker for the return trip. The tankers nearer to Iran might actually need to be aerially refueled themselves. The logistics of actually getting air power over Iran are a goddamn nightmare.

>>18377
Yeah, that seems to make a lot of sense. Thanks, Strelok.

>>18377
>clap one tanker
>entire operation crumbles
Sasuga burger-kun.

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Apparently the Iranian leadership considers the jewSA "negotiators" to be liars & thieves.

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>>18373
>By appearances, a political plot is unfolding in Iraq r/n.
Some sort of soft coup occurring rn?

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>>18380
>Pic

>>18380
I mean he's right.

>>18376
Why did the iranians even think about negotiations in the first place? Is it to stall time for america's oil reserves or is it the civilian government that is forcing them do this?

>>18384
Probably a little bit of national and international optics 
>we did our best to find peaceful solution to the problem
>too bad the enemy is ontologically evil
to fix damaged infrastructure, and to refill their weapon stocks

>OP 3rd pic
>Highest ranking political official in military matters aside from POTUS
>Appears in front of enlisted tatted up with a t-shirt that says "WAR"
>Ay bro, you guys are gonna have to kick some ass if these bitchass Iranians don't chill, dude! Not me of course I'll be safe
Idiocracy.

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where were the kikes operating when this one was killed i wonder?

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>create "no males allowed" frontline brigades
what could possibly go wrong? i approve of this.

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>>18345
Actually, I'd suggest that this man is the one pocketing the most jewgold from this debacle in Lebanon rn.

>>18384
They do it to so that the jews in israel do something retarded and the muslims blame the jews for everything.

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NO SOUP FOR YOU
Peace talks are now OFF the menu, boys.

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Not sure how just talking is going to get the kikes out of their invasion of Lebanon. Killing them and breaking their stuff seems to have been the only effective means of dealing with those ((( rats ))) thus far, AFAICT.

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>be me
>Iran's nuclear bombs
>for the past 40 years they lied about me
>"it don't real!" they said
>"its two weeks away!" they said
>still, i wait patiently
>when will i be unleashed upon the heads of the heathens?
>soon.exe
Anyone who doesn't think Iran has already developed the bomb long ago is lacking basic understanding of politicians.

I'd imagine they have them packed up and waiting atop the delivery vehicles even now by this stage.

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>>18395
>no other option 
they aren't wrong

>>18396
I guess in some sense all this has just been one big dog & pony gayop to allow Iran to justify their first underground nuclear tests then?

>>18384
The US was offering them loads of money and in the end the war hurts Iran too. They're not going to double down if there's an attractive alternative on the table while they've already won the major political wins. It also helps Iran to be seen as a reasonable party here. Trump has been absolutely trashing the USA's reputation when it keeps turning out that he's the party responsible for the situation repeatedly going to shit because he repeatedly couldn't observe red lines like "don't fucking attack during a ceasefire." USA's political capital with Europe is steadily deteriorating thanks to his fucked handling of the situation, so it's been benefiting Iran nicely to repeatedly seem the more reasonable and trustworthy party. Iran is making a huge bid to reestablish international diplomatic credibility here, while backing it with credible military force.

Also, it's more time to rebuild and prepare for a resumption of hostilities, should it happen. They are going into this with eyes wide open and minimal trust. Iran is basically stacking the deck so that any outcome favors them. Either diplomacy succeeds and Iran looks reasonable while getting a good deal at the USA's expense or Iran humiliates the USA more militarily, ends sanctions by force (they're not going to let sanctioning countries through the Strait of Hormuz), and gets the USA kicked out to forcibly end hostilities. The latter is costlier (especially thanks to the risk of infrastructure damage) but they are still building up to better the odds of coming out on the winning end of that equation also.

Iran building a nuclear weapon is another humiliation for the USA. Trump's big "win" evaporated into a worse than nothing outcome and Iran can credibly point to the utter lack of trust in any security promises made by the USA as a reason why Iran feels that it cannot trust anything other than its own deterrence capabilities when dealing with extremely belligerent powers that repeatedly cross all red lines (USA and Israel). But Iran couldn't do that as credibly if it hadn't seriously tried the diplomatic process. Now it has ceasefire and MoU violations aplenty to point to in order to justify its decision.

It is true that there is somewhat of an internal power struggle though and that dragging things out hurts the USA more if no agreement is made in the end. And once again, dragging it out in ways that you can repeatedly blame USA for makes the situation politically advantageous for Iran.

>>18389
Israel has a serious manpower shortage (it's active in too many fronts at the same time and risking collapse) and enough women that are on board with Israel's bullshit warmongering. And guns, rockets, and combat vehicles have been a great gender equalizer in warfare.

>>18398
>And guns, rockets, and combat vehicles have been a great gender equalizer in warfare.
Lol, sure thing friend. Doesn't do a thing to solve the problems between their ears or in their souls. Go ahead, though. Send all your young thots into the battlefield!

>>18398
Military weapons do not equalize incompetence. The number of women that could function in a war time scenario are so small that it could be considered a rounding error.

>>18389
At this rate the next generation of Israelis are going to be half Lebanese.

>>18399
>>18400
Competence is mostly down to training. Biology also plays a part, sure, but war doesn't need olympic athletes. It just needs sufficient numbers of "good enough" soldiers.

Anyway, Israel is running out of soldiers, even reservists, so they're recruiting more women.

>>18402
> Biology also plays a part, sure, but war doesn't need olympic athletes.
Biology isn’t just the neck down. The temperament between men and women differs. Women are easier to demoralize, dominate, or otherwise disrupt. It’s part of why government force estrogen on their populations. If Israeli men have been this worthless thus far, then I can only imagine the clown show the women will give us.

>>18403
That's honestly rather speculative. Being easier to demoralize, dominate, or otherwise disrupt is just part of being a civilian really. How a trained female soldier that made her way through the weeding process will behave remains to be seen, but I'm not holding out high expectations that the raging superiority complex of Israelis will produce soldiers with good mentality. Brittle egos and sociopaths seems more likely.

>>18392
Not really. Apparently new news is that US/Iran will meet on TACO Tuesday to salvage this shit. So that the markets can respond positively by the end of the week, considering they had a tech sell-off
Just inagine if the nepotism negotiators blow this wide open, and real gas prices 
are brought into play.

>>18389
It is certainly easier to sacrifice the lesser jews who don't just reread the torah everyday and do nothing. Ironic that at this rate, non jews will have to make up more of the military and put them ever more on the path of Rome.

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Apparently the shipping companies have decided cowardice is the better part of valor?

>>18416
Iran is not even charging toll fees at the moment I think so there's really not much gained from going through Oman's naval waters.

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>>18406
>and real gas prices are brought into play.
Oh, but they are coming 'into play' whether the kikes want that or not (they do; it's what they've planned all along with this). Oil is a real thing, made of atoms. Reality will force it's way into the midst of these prospectivist's party, like it or not.

>>18404
>How a trained female soldier that made her way through the weeding process will behave remains to be seen
Actually, it's already "been seen" through centuries, and quite well-documented through decades. Females a shit in battle. No sensible commander at any level will allow one anywhere near a weapon system, and DOUBLE that once things go hot.
>tl;dr
This ((( experiment ))) has been attempted countless times. It's always ends in disaster.

>>18420
I think it’s more likely they did but when they started this war they got stuck between a rock and a hard place. I don’t they wanted this mess but have no choice but to commit.

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>>18418

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Apparently Zognald is attempting to manipulate the markets quite openly now?

>>18381
>Some sort of soft coup occurring rn?
As I understand it now, pro-Iranians were ousted/imprisoned. Kikery afoot if so, clearly.

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>>18426
Some say it's the neverending cycle; others name it the circle of life. By whatever name it means one thing: more money for the Blumpf & Co. coffers.

>>18426
>>18427
It is just a coincidence, goy!

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In other news: kikes fired on Syria last night; Syria is now a full-on bad goy.

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>>18429
LMAO. Apparently it was a bunch of civvie goatherders that repulsed the kike incursion.
https://xcancel.com/warfareanalysis

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>>18416
Murricans are sending death from the skies down one pleasure boaters now.

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Can this be correct?

jew media is claiming to have blown a big Hezbollah tunnel in Lebanon last night.
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/world/israel-destroys-hezbollah-underground-infrastructure-in-southern-lebanon-6216751

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Odds of a major kike attack against Iran on the 4th?

Also, against Burgerstan -- also on the 4th?

>>18436
Yes

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Lol. Lmao, even.

>>18438
Did that tweet just drop?

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>>18390
Mountains of cash, I'd reckon. He clearly means to hand the entire thing over to jewsa as a subordinate vassal state. Civil war soon seems the most likely outcome at this point.

>>18439
Not sure. The news on this broke about 5 days ago, so I'd look around then.

The news itself is easy enough to find, search:
mossad plotted to assasinate asim munir

>>18440
>related
https://xcancel.com/ejmalrai/status/2071468799891554695#m

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>>18426
>>18427
Talks are back on the menu!!
Oh wait...

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>>18440
Vassal state indeed.

Turns out, kikes are killing women & kids in Gaza again. Who knew?
https://x.com/officialrnintel/status/2071685633400095111

>>18446
Who thought they stopped?

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What did he mean by this?

>>18440
It's possible that he doesn't actually regard the Shia Muslims and southern Lebanon as "his own people" to begin with. That area has historically been abandoned and hung out to dry by Lebanese government even in the face of Israeli occupation. When Hezbollah came to power, it filled both a military power vacuum and a governance vacuum. They don't just run guns in southern Lebanon. They also run hospitals, stores, money-lending services, etc. Hezbollah is essentially a state within a state because the Lebanese government had so utterly failed the area in the past, though a lot of contemporary analyses omit this last part (Lebanese governance failure) so as to avoid to appear to legitimize Hezbollah (relevant truths being a casualty of political narrative).

If you were a government official that liked the old status quo of southern Lebanon being an irrelevant backwater and convenient buffer population you can shamelessly abandon to Israeli depredations, watching Hezbollah become more powerful than your military and unwilling to submit to your bullshit can be painful and threatening.

But corruption also seems likely at this point. He's selling out his own country's territory to appease foreign aggressors.

>>18449
POTD
Excellent. Thanks, Strelok.

>He's selling out his own country's territory to appease foreign aggressors.
I think he's also capitulating to save his own skin. And possibly perhaps to supplicate these foreigners to maybe, possibly, please stop bombing the capitol and killing my men in the process. I expect consideration of women & children's welfare is of little concern to him (given he's willing to barter with such demonic ((( wretches ))) ).

Thanks, Strelok!

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>>18446
Picrel from the same tweet. I can't even tell if the commenter is being facetious anymore.

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CALIFORNIANS WONT STAND FOR THIS!

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Just me, or does this look fake af?

>>18371 (OP) 
Trump is presently using the 60 days of negotiation to try to strip Iran of all leverage. Right now, Trump has made a deal with Lebanon to try to neutralize Hezbollah or otherwise legitimize Israeli occupation (and if Hezbollah goes Israel will 100% move in - "I wouldn't invade you and try to annex your land if you'd just disarm everyone that's actually defending" is blatantly a bullshit promise). In Iraq, he's trying to cut off Iran supporters. With the Strait of Hormuz, he's trying to create an alternative through Oman so that Iran cannot control the strait. And while this is all going on a huge amount of weapons are moving to the middle east where Trump's military is located. So he is trying to neutralize all of Iran's leverage and alliances and likely try to create a deal from the winning position.

Is it going to work? Not really. Lebanon's government can't really do shit about Hezbollah and trying to pull a fast one on the MoU by pretending the Israel-Lebanon deal is an implementation of the ceasefire is retarded because it's a bilateral agreement and there is no one to convince with this trickery since it won't convince Iran and they're the only ones who matter when it comes to whether the MoU is considered to be implemented. The most you get out of it is an attempt to legitimize Israeli occupation and invasion of southern Lebanon. Iraq is ultimately more in Iran's pocket than the USA's because Iraq cannot survive without Iranian support ever since the USA turned Iraq into a failed state and then Iran, sharing a border with Iraq, propped it up so that Iraq becomes an Iran ally instead of a US ally. And trying to go around Iranian waters isn't working because Iran will hit those ships but Trump is still trying to fight out that Iran cannot control the Strait of Hormuz and of course, it isn't working, because Iran has military superiority in the Strait.

Ultimately it looks like it may lead to another round of violence but more likely another round of TACO. Still, Trump can't resist trying shit, even military attacks, to have it his way, so escalation is possible since it doesn't look like the USA understands any language other than violence.

>>18450
Historically the Lebanese people have very much been against normalizing relations with Israel, let alone this capitulation, so there is a great deal of popular anger at this.

>>18452
It's real, unfortunately.

>>18457
Looking at the situation, I believe the Lebanon deal will not only trigger a backlash but may actually be used as evidence to prove Israel is supporting genocide abroad, outside the Middle East.

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>>18381
>>18426
>Kikery afoot if so, clearly.
Indeed so it seems. So it seems.

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>>18444
Speaking of kikery.

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ITS TACO TUESDAY
What will they serve up next?

I hope NK transfer a nuke to Iran, just one, one is enough to end this gay nigger shit.

>>18466
I'm kind of surprised that neither in this nor in the original MoU did the Iranians mention Gaza and the West Bank in any capacity. Especially since Lebanon is such a major sticking point in the negotiations.

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>>18455
>>18434

It's almost as if the stock market doesn't reflect reality. Did everyone forget the Covid supply chain crisis?

>>18468
It did call for a permanent termination of operations on "all fronts" which would actually include Palestine but realistically demanding Israel to stop fucking over Palestine was not going to be happening, though a diminishment in conflict intensity might. It remains to be seen how they will duke that bit out. It looks like the sticking point that they are really duking out hard is that Israel needs to GTFO Lebanon.

>>18467
Actually, they'll need at least two: one for testing, to unequivocally end any debate whether they're nuclear too.

>>18469
>It's almost as if the stock market doesn't reflect reality.
Yep. Funny how that works, innit?

>>18460
> but may actually be used as evidence to prove Israel is supporting genocide abroad, outside the Middle East.
How do you envision that working, Strelok?

>>18435
Israel blew up an entire village under the guise of blowing up Hezbollah tunnels.

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>>18466
Whatever it is, it will in be separate dining rooms.
>weedkof and kush
Understandably, of course. I wouldn't want to be in the same county as those two.

jewnited snakes of usrael has voted to not even vote on rejecting the full takeover of the former USofA's MiC.
responsiblestatecraft.org/massie-israel-integration/
Shocking, I know.

>>18464
That's honestly an entertaining date. The MoU has 60 days and he gave the Iraqi militias a little over 90 days to disarm. That means that entire diplomatic negotiation is going to be completed before the militias actually need to disarm. It looks like he gave the US a win but practically speaking he left the door wide open to nothing changing.

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Diesel blowing up. Fire rises ahead of the 4th?

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>>18446
>>18447
>>18452
I hate being on the same side as pig-disgusting libshits in anything. Bizarro clown world.

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How tf do you "accidently" trigger an alarm that is explicitly-designed not to be accidentally triggered?

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WE TOLLS NOW

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Brazenly admitting to their war crimes (as if anyone needed further proof at this stage).

>>18479
>big oil
Is he retarded? ? Do this fuckers not realize that cooperate doesn't set prices but owner of the gas station lot?

>>18487
Unless you want to sell at a loss, the price you buy at is a very important factor in how much you will sell it for.

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>>18485
Even after all the exposure & ridicule over their previous "Bibi's Weekend" flop, they are still trotting out NathanAI Yahoo #BR549 to rally the genocide.

That lighting on it's head laughably a shit. At this point, I reckon its entirely intentional. Mocking the gullibility of the normalfag cattle & whatnot.

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Is it just me, or are these stacks noticeably dwindling in size with each publicity shot?

>>18490
What are these pictures even about? Where are they from?

>>18490
Is that the money fraud thing in Iraq?

>>18491
The pro-jewsrael usurpation of Iraq ongoing rn. Purportedly all these clearly AI images are cash taken from the arrested pro-Iran leaders.

>>18492
Define ((( fraud ))). The jews are organizing a soft coup in Iraq ahead of the major war push upcoming in the region.

>>18493
You’re right it is AI generated.
>>18494
I don’t really care too much to be perfectly accurate but that’s what it was reported as and what people will call it. You are right in it being a coup but the news media are louder than you.

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Seems that Iran & China are ahead of this game rn.

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MoU status: Iran edition

Has the stock market become a quasi-prediction market?

>>18472
Would an Iranian open-air nuke test do anything aside from sending NetanyahooLM into a Samsonite frenzy and Dup onto another bout of simultaneous market manipulation?

>>18499
It's a permanent deterrence for everyone else so I see why it wouldn't be for Iran.

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Houthis are NOT gonna take this kike shit lying down.

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WHAT COULD POSSIBLY

>>18496
>first pic
>in the previous 50 or 60 days, we truly didn't export even a single barrel of oil
I call bullshit. Iran was trucking oil into Pakistan and other places daily. They were also talking about sending oil to Russia.

>second pic
The reason why the USA allows this is because the oil market is getting royally fucked. Even if Iran doesn't sell to the USA or Europe, if Iran sells to, say, Africa, then Africa isn't buying that amount of oil from someone else and that oil is free to be sold in the USA or Europe. The oil market is due to get raped so hard from the Strait of Hormuz closure that the USA is willing to let Iran sell oil on the open market (not like it has much choice, with Iran being able to deny Hormuz access to countries blocking Iran) so that global oil prices stabilize and recover more. Any large influx of oil/gas on the open market can help stave off economic disaster for the west.

SAAAR! WHY ARE THERE ROCKS IN THE OMANI LANE SAAR!? BLOODY BENCHOD!!!
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/middle-east/strait-of-hormuz-ship-run-aground-b3006516.html

https://www.thetimes-tribune.com/2026/07/01/iran-strait-of-hormuz-ship/

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TOTALLY NOT A SECURITY INCIDENT!

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>>18533
>emergency water landing
Wow I didn't know the US Navy had amphibious helicopters with floats on them.

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Has the fun just doubled?

>>18535
>10k combat effectives
As in 10k soldiers? What are they going to do with that?

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>>18532
>>18533
>wasn't caused by hostile action 
Man, those rocks are dangerous, strelok

Russia is supposedly training Iranians to fly Su-35s

stay on topic you fucking ass kikes

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>>18559
kike hasbara attempting just to distract from the upcoming land invasion of Persia by jewsa? It's obvious which one is the commie kike, but Streloks need to stop responding to it and focus. Time is likely very short now.
>tl;dr
report. hide. ignore.

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Do you even successful excursion, bro?

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>>18443
>Oh wait...
Nope, my bad again. They're back on now it seems.

>inb4 NOO they're off again

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Did the Persians get "the call" from the Chinese? Seems a flip-flop or smth.

>>18591
Sounds to me like they want to move towards peace, since visibly, realistically USA has no means of doing anything against them. Kikes will prevent any negotiations anyway might be best to just stay in a state of (undeclared lol ) war and just go on with business as usual.

>>18590
They constantly lie about not doing negotiations, likely for domestic consumption.
>>18591
That doesn't contradict the toll regime, more ships = more money. The slimy boomers are going to try to give up everything at the negotiating table as usual though.

>>18592
Bets on israel to stir shit up on 4th of July for both sides, which happens to be on a Saturday?

>>18570
>kike hasbara attempting just to distract from the upcoming land invasion of Persia by jewsa?
More than likely. His replies are all taking words or sentences in isolation as an excuse to type up paragraphs of pure ideology that make people tune out from the actual content here.

https://youtu.be/L7dWps5gkZs
I think it more interesting to discuss how Israel is inserting pro-Zionist politicians under the guise of anti-Zionism and using endorsements by this false opposition to build up left to be pro-Zionist even as they claim to be anti-Zionist. Might be more of the usual in the west but it is still more on topic than the Commie bullshit.

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>>18494
>The jews are organizing a soft coup in Iraq ahead of the major war push upcoming in the region.
Pure coinkydink?

>>18594
Yes. To both.

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New explosion in Syria. Clearly the kikes are spreading themselves thin rn by attacking on all fronts, it seems. ISIS golems at work there?

>>18539
Thanks, Strelok. Looking forward to some kino. If you get further word please share it here.

>>18601
I thought it was well known that Mamdani was owned by jews. The anti-zionist left is full of jews and only opposes israel for anti-racist reasons. They're not a threat to the system, they're just a wakeup call for cuckservative morons that being anti-zionist (and slightly socialist) is a winning political ticket now. No young person wants to hear about our greatest ally and the free market.

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Turns out there's a 'radio tower bowling league' in the gulf rn.

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Seems pretty clear to me the jewsa is trying to coerce all the nations in the region to attack the Iranians all at once on the behest of their ((( masters ))).

Jej, whatever happened to 'overpowering World Police Force', jewsa?

Turns out the Iranian funeral to do will go on for five days, not one. From July 4th through to July 9th. I didn't know this before.

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Strengthening ties with the Afghanis.

>>18611
Sectarian violence was the biggest dealbreaker between the two (ie. Taliban trying to blow up "heretical" Shia holy sites in Iran as well as killing some citizens made for one hell of a blood feud for Iran's Shia theocracy) but I don't think Afghanistan wants to risk Iranian invasion, they have a common enemy in the USA, and on a ground level they always had very strong basis to be close friends, since Iran and Afghanistan spent most of history being one country rather than two, and they share the same language (but there are villages where no one speaks Farsi, in both countries). Afghanistan is also for these reasons high up there in terms of land Iran could annex without too much difficulty.

Probably Afghanistan also wants to get some kind of international legitimacy and trade going and Iran is now an increasingly influential party if Aghanistan can get rapprochement going. Afghanistan already offered its military support in case of a USA invasion many months ago during the war, for whatever that's worth. Not like Iran took them up on the offer, but it was believably legitimate and likely workable too, given the shared border and lack of language barrier.

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>>18609
This is going to be one hella big event. Probably the largest gathering of all.

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Seems the recent "non-talks" in Doha haven't changed a thing regarding control of the Strait or the tolls thereto.

>>18613
I think that makes sense, Strelok. If the kikes have their way (cf. >>18608, etc.), then the Iranians may well take them up on the offer of military support soon.

Has there anything been amiss in regards to the upcoming July 4th celebrations, aside from the burger fair being a meme and dup being dup?
It would be a good time for certain people to advance policy without pesky checks and balances through the creation of unforeseen events.

>>18591
Not that much of a flip-flop, but it's an indicator of an internal power struggle between the moderates and the hardliners. Ghalibaf is on the moderate side, but hardliners are more militant.

>>18616
Eh, having Afghanistan come in won't necessarily help the war go better and while Iran's total military forces are around 1 million, they can easily backfill ranks since all men have to complete 2 years of military service in Iran and Iran has a population of 90 million, trending on the younger side. It's also asking for a lot of trust from Afghanistan's government, which is the same government Iran used to be warring with constantly, to the point that the US-backed government they overthrew was also supported by Iran. There's also the question of what it would look like on the world stage if Iran takes military support from the Taliban. It doesn't really help against the accusations of Iran supporting terrorism. And Iran has already been preparing its military for a USA invasion for the past 40 years, although a coalition invasion would be a different beast.

Taking them up on their offer may happen, but I think it's unlikely. Seems like it would introduce risks rather than solve them. The situation needs to go to shit more or maybe US forces get too close to the Afghanistan border for that sort of help to seem acceptable.

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>>18615
DON'T YOU BELIEVE IT!
Good meetings. Best meetings ever!
Thank you for your attention to this matter.

>>18623
There will be no fleeing the consequences globally as far as I'm concerned. The global economy runs on oil and frankly leaving the only major exporter left as Russia, while China retains the largest strategic reserve globally just sounds like pure strategic retardation. In that vein is there any evidence at all the Venezuela's oil extraction infrastructure isn't rusted junk that can't sustain fuck all?

>>18624
Yeah that's the biggest reason why this all looks like posturing. It doesn't feel like anyone would profit from the ordeal.

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>>18539
Can you just imagine?

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>>18614
>Probably the largest gathering of all.
Maybe 50million? They're gonna need more security for sure.

>>18626
That's not US fragility, it's US hubris and complete denial of reality. The US has been shown to bleed without being able to make the enemy come to heel and that is devastating for empire.

>>18627
I would have canceled that, sounds like a shitty idea.

>>18627
The foreign dignitaries should be cover enough. If Israel or the US get fingered killing foreign dignitaries at a funeral they're well on their way to full on pariah state.

>>18630
They already have been on their way to becoming pariahs. Though I do wonder how much more will it take.

>>18631
Bombing a load of international dignitaries at a funeral might actually prompt a fist fight in the UN.

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>>18627
>>18629
>>18630
We should all know soon enough. The five day party starts in about 8hours from this post.
https://t.trashchan.xyz/2026-07-03T04:30

A lot of those going are none aligned to a greater or lesser degree as well.

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Preliminaries were in full swing all day today.

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I believe this event already occurred a couple days ago. The Doha non-talks?

>>18594
False flag in 4 of July? What could the kikes do that would be worst than 10 9-11s?
A nuke going off in a stadium full of normalfags?

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>>18637
>What could the kikes do
This evil fucking goblin ogre spells out one approach.

>>18639
>any attack would ultimately start a world war
IF FUCKING ONLY!

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>>18405
>ywn an army of bald bob rosses

>>18640
>>18642
Hard to disagree with you, Strelok.

>>18635
>Pic 4
Just had to check that Iran-Contra affair was in fact Khomeini not Khamanei.

>>18633
Only dignitary that matters is China. US wouldn't dare risk angering China with munitions depleted as it were.

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"In the category of understatement of the year...the nominees are:"
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>>18650
Yeah, that's a really good point, Strelok.

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>>18633
Well, the party has unofficially started now. The official public start will be tomorrow in about 24hrs from now. But yeah, the dignitaries' ceremonies are commencing.

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>>18618
A military alliance and it's benefits are a secondary consideration at best for both Afghanistan and Iran. The real aim of bolstering relations (or possibly soft clienthood) is to secure land trade routes with the Chinese. 

>picrel
Badakhshan province (top right) directly borders China via the Kashmir region and could greatly help all three. And since it's been brought up before, yes, it's mountainous, but China has also been spending years looking into macroengineering programs, I'd highly doubt they'd pass on the possibility of sucking their oil directly from the tap.

Not to mention how unpalatable the war is to Americans adding to the project security. Imagine pitchibg the idea of not only going to pick a fight with Iran, but you want to get stuck BACK in Afghanistan to take directly from China. That'd never get off the ground.

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I expect Vahidi will keep a low profile following today's dignitary pre-show. Not sure what the Guterres talk was about, but the timing seems also funeral-related.

>>18650
>Only dignitary that matters is China
And they have a big delegation there rn for the event (pic#3).

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Woah. This is going to be the liveleak of the kike's Gaza Genocide effort. If anyone wanted to, they should be able to find a mountain of anti-yid PR fodder against the IDF & jewhoo here. Stomach-turning.
https://archivegenocide.com/

What must be going through the heads of the major players in this war right now? Clearly the kikes are unruly demons (but have thus far failed in their ambitions to destroy the world).

Will anyone on any side snap this coming funeral week, I wonder?

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>THOSE SILLY SAUDS
What shenanigans will they think up next!?

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Interesting. Would explain a few things, actually.

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>>18655
Some are extending the Olive Branch?

Reposting this post >>18623 because I'm pretty sure it was accidentally deleted during the deletion spree of off-topic content.

>>>18620
>Very good point, and Afghanistan also has upstream control of rivers that Iran needs for its own water supply, which has been a serious source of instability in the past. That's a whole other mess because IRGC runs a lot of modern water-gathering methods that have caused ecological and sustainability problems while Iranians want to go back to their roughly 3000 year old qanat system because it doesn't have those problems. Some call the IRGC control of the water supply in those areas "the water mafia" in Iran since they do leverage that control into money and power so the water issue is somewhat resistant to better solutions.
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>Iran recently blamed its water issues on CIA weather control shenanigans, claiming to have blown up a site which led to the end of the huge drought in Iran, which, in fairness, if the CIA is capable of doing that, it absolutely would do it to quietly destabilize a government it hates, but I don't know how real that is (the drought in Iran has been a major problem) and either way Iran's modern water provisioning still has real problems. Because of that, the threat of Afghanistan fucking with the rivers Iran needs for drinking water is another angle of geopolitical concern, and a matter Iran could go to war over if it isn't solved peacefully.
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>>>18621
>I don't think those countries want full-blown invasion because they have too much to lose and Iran has enormous defensive advantage, especially with its drones, but you never know. Some people are corrupt enough they're prepared to let their whole country burn if they can flee the consequences and be rich and happy.
>
>And they might try some kind of limited coalition strike force, but eh... antagonizing Iran as a nearby country is very dangerous business. Iran's air power is no joke with all these drones and rockets and whatnot.

>>18661
Yeah that was in response to me and thank you for reposting it because it was very informative.

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Lol. Free plane gibbs, for no reason in particular!

>>18661
Good catch, Strelok.

>>18659
I mean anyone that's missed Iraq's complete vassalization over the last 25 years has to have been asleep. Also is the US military still sitting on Syrian oil fields out of interest?

>>18663
 I wouldn't particularly trust anything handed over by the House of Saud.

>>18663
>>18665
Well... this >>18658 fuckery did just happen.

>>18663
Iran should thank the saudis for the free scrap metal.

>>18666
Satan, pls.

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>SUDDENLY, OUT OF FUCKING NOWHERE...
Look who just crashed the party.

>>18669
What bullshit are they going to try?

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I wonder how they're going to schedule all these backroom deals? While the big event starts soon (and goes on for 5 full days)
https://t.trashchan.xyz/2026-07-04T04:30
the various delegations will have their meetings before departure?

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>>18670
BOMB IT YOU FUCKING KIKES, DO IT!

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>>18670
Turkey talks

Will Nippon send a delegation?

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>>18676
>YOU WANT MIRRION DORRAR!?
>FUCK YOU!! HAVE BOMB INSTEAD!!!

>On this day July 3, in 1988 the U.S. government shot down Iran Air 655, an Iranian civilian airliner with 290 people on board, including 66 children. All were killed.
>The U.S. claimed it mistook the widebody, 300 seat jetliner for an attacking F-14. George H.W. Bush's slogan at the time was "never apologize for the United States." The captain of the ship that fired the missile was awarded the Legion of Merit at the end of his tour.
>Americans have collectively forgotten this story, but it's still commemorated and mourned in Iran. As it would be in any country if a foreign government traveled 7,000 miles around the world just to murder hundreds of civilians.

>>18667
I know but again I would not trust anything being offered even as a make up gift.

>>18671
My interpretation is that this regional conflict is up in the air and could fall either way, so they're hedging their bets.

Where is Egypt? Did they miss the memo?

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>>18658
>inb4 things turn a bit tense at the soiree...

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>>18669
Truly now, would you buy a used car from this man?

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>>18670
The contingents grow

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>>18682
Are they sneaking the Houthis in through the back door, or what?

>>18684
Everyone is a fair-weather ally to a hegemon.

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>>18686
Perhaps. But this was effectively the equivalent of the Pope for most of the Muslim world. Just because the kikes assassinated him and his family under diplomatic deceit & murder months ago doesn't lessen that importance at all. So it's not just political...the entire world is paying their respects.

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Lmao.

>>18687
Sunnis and Shia have never really seen eye to eye, it's always been assumed in the west as an easy ideological divide to exploit. Obviously not so much given Iran's willingness to look past the Talibans fundamentalist approach to religion.

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Bold af chads.

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It will be interesting to see how things play out between Iran & Iraq during this large upcoming kike-funded war soon to roll out.

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>>18682
>when the party music stops as the dueling pistols come out...

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>>18638
I didn't realize they had the family caskets on display as well.

>>18609
It's a power summit, and one that is dangerous to the ambitions of Saudi Arabia and the USA. Some people will be there purely to keep up appearances no doubt, but a lot of it is going to be political realignment as countries indicate where they stand with regards to Iran. Closed doors political discussions are practically a given.

Kind of makes CENTCOM's 12 country summit look like a minor sideshow.

>>18662
Here are the two posts of yours I'd responded to, since they're also on topic:

Post >>18620:
>>>18613
>They are also both in bed with China as their main industrial backer. US backed media has be kvetching for months about the mineral deals that Afghanistan has struck with both Iran and China. In addition China and Iran are looking to build a railway that goes from Iran to China through Afghanistan that would strengthen the whole region economically.

Post >>18621: (Btw, double-posting is bad practice.)
>>>18618
>I don't think Afghanistan would be providing anything like military support personally. In regards to a coalition force my money is them probably backing down when they realise Iran would be more than capable of tanking the global economy in the first few weeks if they tried that. 
>
>This is without mentioning the actual military capabilities of the middle eastern partners in the coalition which realistically sit around somewhere from middling to pitiful. Even with a land invasion  from Iraq there is so much space and so many fucking mountains.

>>18681
They are playing footy today, so all officials are busy.

>>18673
They probably are doing something for America's birthday. If not? Then the kikes must have realized how much they fucked up and no matter what they do. The goyim will still know it was them.

>>18701
They might try to get someone else to do it like the Saudis.

>>18701
4th of july on 250 anniversary is too obvious they will not do anything on that day.
They will do on the 6th.

>>18703
If I were a kike I’d be more worried about my goodest goy Trump fucking up my plans.

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>>18701
I have prepared my bingo card for tomorrow.

>>18663
>Lol. Free plane gibbs, for no reason in particular!
>dat pic
>5 used Boeing 777s
Oh boy, Iran's had to do some wild shit previously in order to smuggle five retired 777s for one of its own civil airlines - Mahan Air (which is wholly owned by the IRGC) - just one year ago (they seem to have arrived late June 2025). They took in used planes back then and fully repaired them, so they'll probably do the same with these.

Looks like Saudi Arabia noticed and decided to gift 5 one year later. On the one hand, neat gift for Iran, as that's civil aircraft Iran can very much use, and Saudi Arabia is directly violating sanctions to provide them. On the other hand, interesting reminder of US sanctions bullshit, giving the exact same amount, kind, and state of airplane as what Iran had to smuggle with so much effort last year. There's a message there for sure. It'll also be interesting where those planes end up. Iran has a lot of airlines and not all of them are run by the IRGC.

If sanctions go away, Iran plans to buy 200+ new airplanes for its airlines, by the way. This is ultimately a drop in the bucket for Iran's aviation needs. Also, Israel blew up one of those smuggled 777s in late March of this year.

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>>18706
Intredasting. Thanks, Strelok.
>Also, Israel blew up one of those smuggled 777s in late March of this year.
Talking of the kikes & Iran's planes:
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>>18707
Word has it the Trump administration passed on that warning to Iran because if Israel killed those people, there'd be basically no one left to negotiate with, which is why Israel wanted to do it and why the US didn't like the idea.

>>18708
Israel might have gotten away with it too if they weren't so deeply imbedded in the US as to basically be using the US intelligence apparatus for their own ends.

>>18713
little rubio can get fucked.

>>18715
Thanks Strelok. I'm not particularly fond of libshits. I'm also not particularly fond of Blumpf, subsequent to his pursuit of the kike's agendas with this insane war.

I've been praying for God to uproot and overturn the kikes in yidsrael & beyond. Now -- even though I'm a vet & a Murrican -- I've added prayers for the defeat of jewsa forces in the ME...since they serve only the kike's agendas in the area.

Humorously enough, I'm praying for God to bless the Persians with victory over all their enemies today!  :D  Despite the fact they clearly aren't Christian believers but they are most-definitely the lesser of two evils compared to the kikes.

Funny ol' world, innit? Cheers.

Thanks, John!

>>18710
This is good international policy. 

Putin can't really leave right now, and Lavrov is doing 50 other things, mostly focused to the West of Moscow. Medvedev had at least held high office for a bit, and may habe even met the Ayatollah, but his current position lowers the target priority for ((( shenanigans ))) to ensue.

>>18713
This is dumb, cumgargling, fucking a turd filled shoe like an onahole extra retard policy.

You're going to spit on the murder of a world leader, his family, his granddaughter, and most of his cabinet to try and act like a deranged thug. 

>a major North African country to reduce the level of participation in the funeral ceremony
I'm assuming this is Egypt, but it'd be depressing and amusing if this was Libya. 
>including three Eastern European countries, 
Maybe Kazakhstan, maybe Belarus. Definitely Armenia and Bosnia.
>and two major East Asian countries
Indonesia is a given, yhey have a massive Muslim population. Fucking hilarious if the other was Japan.

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>Happy 4th of july goymericans
<Enjoy your last year as a superpower

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>>18728
>has a book on himself on the shelf
Yes. I know that shit is curated by staff. I was about to go on historical/cultural tales about why not to to trust the kike. This one displays all the "red flags" in full view. Including, like Trump, a vanity that would stop him from confirming he is bald. Assuming he is still alive.

>no terror attack
Kikes are not what they used to be.

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>>18730
It really is disquieting just how many "leaders" act like literal Bond villains, isn't it? I can't imagine bodyguarding these fucks as they poison their own people or threaten other countries with death and famine for attending a funeral of all fucking things.

As an aside, the world cup itself looks like a taloned, reptilian hand clutching the globe and I can't not see it now.

>>18733
Good things come to those who wait, Strelok.

>>18734
>a taloned, reptilian hand clutching the globe
Its a dragon's hand isn't it? Typical symbology for Satan ruling (temporarily) the Earth.

>>18703
It is easier to pull some shit during the Funeral when it reaches Iraq. Either pull Isis, Kurds, or Sunni vs. Shiite.

>>18719
It's not really that odd of a thing when you consider that the current iteration of the US has amassed a ton of hubris and only significant humbling can correct it. Not failing leads to worse and more extreme behavior in the future. Like if the Venezuela operation had gone terribly that might have put the kibosh on this Iranian-US war before it ever started. And if the US wins in Iran (or even doesn't lose hard enough to count) then what will the next escalation be? Eventually it will either end up with America being emboldened enough to directly engage Russia in a significant enough way that they have to respond or it'll end up with Israel pushing the US to deal with the next "final enemy" that eventually leads to Pakistan. Either way we're looking at some king of nuclear event if we keep going down this path long enough. It's fetter to fail when the failure is still survivable.

>>18745
Basically agreed. If things continue along this course the kikes are setting for the US, some level of nuclear exchange seems inevitable, all else being equal.

>>18746
If anything goes nuclear in Europe I would argue that it's going to be down to the hubris of the UK, France or Germany with my money on the UK engaging in something so provocative via proxies that Russia is forced into a real response. Other than that Europe is  timetabled for a hot war with Russia by 2030 and if there is any level of success the Russians have made clear that as they put it "A world without Russia is a world that doesn't have a right to exist."

>>18721
Trump is already the murderer there. Not like his rep can get much worse in that regard.

What's the situation on the amerimutt reserves?

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Interesting, thanks Strelok. I was wondering how Tehran would handle such a flood of humanity. It looks like not very well (not blaming them -- no nation could handle such an overwhelming amount) it seems.

Anyone have further images of the funeral?

>>18758
I still expect Mossad to pull some shit. I guess the only question is are they desperate enough   to do it now or do they feel they have some leeway. They have to know that if they start a war like that it's going to be dragging the US into fighting the entire Middle East, either directly or indirectly. And they have to know that if they do it now then they're sacrificing the entire US Republican party to do it. But on the other hand they have to know that the American people across both parties are getting tired of foreign wars and being Israel's Jem'hadar, it just manifests differently on the left and the right. So I guess where does Israel feel like it is now or never or do they feel that the have a bit of time yet  and aren't ready to cash in the entire US yet?

>>18760
Do me a favor, stop double posting. thanks.

>>18761
I've seen this fuck doubleposting constantly to fake the appearance of other anons responding to him both here and on other chans, and I am so glad to see a BO finally call out this boomer spammer.

>>18763
>.....
What? Surely you're not confused by the animosity are you, Strelok?

Many boards will ban you outright for repeated namefagging as you are doing here. Also, we don't typically use the Subject field except for OPs, or in some specific humorous context.
>tl;dr
Your posts are often good quality and on-topic ITT...that's appreciated. But if you don't want antagonism directed at you, then stop making it plain you're new here. Simple as.

>>18762
>I've seen this fuck doubleposting constantly to fake the appearance of other anons responding to him both here and on other chans
Proof? I don't think I've seen him do that here.

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>"...a street that has been taken over by problematic teenagers and a difficult population."
Good. May the entire city soon be overrun by "problematic" men who constitute a conquering population. I'm no fan of mudshits, but they are far-preferable to the kikes.

>25yo slag: "I'm the little girl!"
Also, what are you doing out at 4am, you filthy whore?

These "people" have been drinking their own koolaid for far too long. Time to end it.

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They keep fucking these prosthetic masks up for the body doubles. Even basic hollyjew interns could do better. Just look at this shit.

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>-$1.50
What does this even mean? They're paying them to take the oil now?

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Kike falseflags gayop from day 1 if true.

>>18770
>technocratic committee
Not even subtle.

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To everyone's surprise: oil stock manipulation. Surely heads will roll for this, r-right Strelok?

>>18771
>"And as our first committee decree, we hereby outlaw Palestinians from existence, and declare the strip fully Israeli land. That is all."

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>>18751
Surely kikes wouldn't lie about things? This guy must be mistaken about this.