Iran War Watch

Matt Dillon said:
Watch what happens, retard.
No nation on this this planet knows how to war, or has the equipment to like America.
We'll test out the discombobulator on these IRGC, boy. Or maybe the light cannon, or both.
Gonna be a lot of drone strikes in the next couple days. Make the Hezbollah pager thing look smalltime.
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US military brass along with the rank and file are openly trying to throw a monkey wrench into another jew war. Clogged toilets and laundry room fires were allowed to happen by O-3 or O-4 officers. Not a good start to WW3.
 
goat said:
US military brass along with the rank and file are openly trying to throw a monkey wrench into another jew war. Clogged toilets and laundry room fires were allowed to happen by O-3 or O-4 officers. Not a good start to WW3.
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I am hearing up and down the ranks there is resistance to the Zionist Bastard demands that we keep hitting Iran....we have lost all the way up till now......this is not likely to change.
 
Tarik Cyril Amar pushes back against the idea that the U.S. war on Iran is some brilliant 4D chess strategy to redesign the petrodollar system or reroute global energy flows. His point is simple: these theories assume a level of rationality, secrecy, and flawless execution that the actual American system no longer seems capable of producing.Tarik argues that people often reach for hidden master plans because they cannot accept the disturbing possibility that American policy is increasingly shaped by irrationality, Israeli influence, institutional decay, and a commander-in-chief who is not executing genius strategy but improvising chaos.Sometimes the explanation is not 4D chess.Sometimes the empire is simply losing control.

https://twitter.com/x/status/2050987557404442986
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Alon Mizrahi

@alon_mizrahi



Every rich and powerful Zionist in the world is now contacting the White House with the same message: 'Look, it is bad, we get this and we support you 100%. But the economic damage is already here, and it is going to get worse before it gets better. We all know it. But if you don't clearly win this war, if you let these terrorists come out of this intact and with their missiles and uranium, you won't even have a victory to show for all the damage. No one wants to hear about Epstein anymore. The people love a winner, and now is your time to make this truly historic. Finish Iran, destroy their economy, and then you can declare victory, and the people will forgive you for the pain. We have the media control to shape the narrative this way. Approach the midterms like a winner - you were made for this.'And they will have their way. Phase 2 is coming. It will be brutal, awfully beautiful, and liberating
 
Important Post, but time consuming to copy here.....I encourage you to open it:

THE BOTTOM LINE This self-inflicted oil crisis from starting a war without understanding the system is pushing the world toward a deep recession or full depression in the coming months. Hitting the operational floor forces refineries and pipelines to shut down, creating immediate fuel shortages, exploding energy prices, and total system instability that cascades into crushed consumer spending, business failures, and a global economic meltdown. Markets expecting new highs are in for a rude awakening. The economic pain is only just beginning.

https://twitter.com/x/status/2051089674190352425
View: https://x.com/Mark4XX/status/2051089674190352425
 

The Geography of the Collapse of the American Order​


The war imposed by the United States against Iran represents a turning point in accelerating the transformation of the global order. In the short term, this conflict is leading to the formation of a new order within the West Asian region, while in the medium term, it is shaping a new order across the entire world.

The indicators of declining American power and the gradual disintegration of the U.S.-centric order became evident several years ago and are now visible in various parts of the globe.

Even the United States has accepted the decline of its power and status as a reality within its National Security Strategy and has rewritten its national security policies based on that fact. In such a situation, the United States has Donald Trump in the presidency, which represents the worst possible development for the country.

Trump possesses a small cult of personality. He lacks the ability to accurately assess realities and the long-term consequences of his actions; he lacks strategic wisdom.

He remains under the illusion that he is the most powerful president in American history. It must also be added that Trump harbors a historical grudge against the Islamic Revolution of Iran.

These characteristics caused him to hold incorrect calculations regarding the state of the world. After several unsuccessful attempts to shift equations in favor of the United States (such as the trade war, which met with failure), Trump engaged in a major gamble against Islamic Iran.

He imagined that Iran was at its weakest point in time and that the U.S. could force Iran to surrender—realize the long-standing dream of overthrowing the Islamic system while strengthening his own position.

He believed that by dominating West Asia—a sensitive region rich in energy resources and strategic geopolitical positioning—he could prevent the further decline of the United States.

These false perceptions, coupled with pressure from the Israeli regime, drove him to undertake this great gamble. However, the result was exactly the opposite of what Trump had imagined.

This war not only failed to prevent the further decline of the U.S. but acted as an accelerator for its decline and for a shift in order that disfavored American interests in West Asia—a development that will also have a serious impact on global relations. In this war, the United States lost its illusory “military hegemony”.

One of the strengths of the United States was allegedly the terrifying image of its military power. Trump had repeatedly emphasized that the U.S. military is the largest, deadliest, and best-equipped in the world, possessing the most advanced weaponry.

This image was reinforced by tools such as Hollywood cinema.

However, this false image has now collapsed. It has become clear to all that U.S. military capability is not as significant as previously thought; the United States cannot even defeat a power like Iran.

True to form, America now seeks an exit from the quagmire of war through desperate measures. This will have a decisive impact on future international relations.

Another point that became evident was the unreality of the deterrence equation based on the presence of U.S. military bases. Iran’s attacks on American bases in the Arab countries of the Persian Gulf demonstrated to everyone that the U.S. no longer provides security. This equation has fundamentally changed, and its effects will be seen more than ever in the future.

Through exemplary resilience over more than four decades of confrontation with the United States and historical steadfastness in the two recent wars, the Iranian people have discredited the most important tool of American hegemony: intimidation.

The United States has no destiny other than a humiliating defeat at the hands of the people of Iran and will be driven out of the Persian Gulf with ignominy and disgrace.
 
This is brutal....says for instance that Trumps understanding of how the world operates is 30 years out of date, and that he is making everything worse:

 

Details Emerge of Iran’s 14-Point Response to US Proposal​


Issues such as guarantees of non-aggression, the withdrawal of US military forces from the areas surrounding Iran, lifting the naval blockade, the release of Iran’s assets held hostage, payment of compensation, removal of sanctions, and ending the war on all fronts, including Lebanon, as well as a new mechanism for the Strait of Hormuz, are among the topics included in Iran’s 14-point proposal.

Iran is awaiting an official US response to the proposals.
 
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said:

Details Emerge of Iran’s 14-Point Response to US Proposal​


Issues such as guarantees of non-aggression, the withdrawal of US military forces from the areas surrounding Iran, lifting the naval blockade, the release of Iran’s assets held hostage, payment of compensation, removal of sanctions, and ending the war on all fronts, including Lebanon, as well as a new mechanism for the Strait of Hormuz, are among the topics included in Iran’s 14-point proposal.

Iran is awaiting an official US response to the proposals.
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America is agreement incapable....it will only back off after humiliation on the battlefield.
 
Elijah J. Magnier
@ejmalrai



Why is Donald Trump finding it difficult to accept any deal with Iran?Because he is already considered defeated by his allies for the failure to achieve his objectives and for constantly changing them. The US is being “humiliated” by Iran’s leadership, according to Friedrich Merz, Germany’s chancellor, who suggested the Trump administration was being outwitted.
 
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