Iran-Israeli Conflict Thread

It_Is_My_Time said:
It has been funny comparing the pictures of the top Iranian regime members to the weirdo third worlders running the USA recently.
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If you showed average people in the US pictures of the top Iranian regime members they would think they resemble the third world immigrants that have been showing up in the US. It's only political bias that's going to make someone think these Iranian regime members look any different.
 
Patricia Marins tweeted

The war exposed the collapse of American protection

In less than one hour after being hit by the US and Israel, Iran responded with surgical precision, striking 17 American installations across the Middle East.

Successive waves of missiles and drones forced US troops to abandon their bases and scramble for shelter in luxury hotels, which, ironically, quickly became targets themselves.

It has now been 12 straight days of continuous bombardment, with multiple waves every single day and no sign of fatigue.

The strikes are not limited to the bases: they are hammering roads, airports, ports, hotels, and power plants.

Evacuation orders exist on paper, but they are being carried out at a snail’s pace, because security is nonexistent and far too many troops are still trapped under fire.

Almost no one remains at the American bases anymore. Even the refueling aircraft that operated out of Saudi Arabia have been pulled out and relocated to Germany.

The message to the Gulf countries is crystal clear: the US cannot even protect its own bases. You’re on your own.

The sense of invincibility that lasted for decades has been shattered.

Critical radars destroyed, interceptors running on fumes, bases bombed, Iranian missiles still launching, the Strait of Hormuz still closed, and Gulf allies left completely exposed.

All of this is being watched in real time by Asian countries that, until yesterday, were betting everything on American power to contain China.

The red light is flashing bright.
If the US couldn’t defend the Gulf against Iran… what real chance do they have of protecting anyone against Beijing?

Up until February 28, American protection felt absolute. Today it feels like something else entirely.

The collapse of that decades-long myth of absolute security is the deepest and most lasting indirect effect of this war.

 
Wutang said:
If you showed average people in the US pictures of the top Iranian regime members they would think they resemble the third world immigrants that have been showing up in the US. It's only political bias that's going to make someone think these Iranian regime members look any different.
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You think that guy in the picture looks like an Indian scam artist, a Haitian thug, or a MS13 member? I certainly don't.
 
It_Is_My_Time said:
You think that guy in the picture looks like an Indian scam artist, a Haitian thug, or a MS13 member? I certainly don't.
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How about looking like someone who is about Allu Akbar himself all over a European Christmas market?

Another example of what the Iranian regime looks like: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahmoud_Ahmadinejad

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Also lots of other Iranians don't like that much different from a slightly lighter Indian scam artist.
 
Wutang said:
How about looking like someone who is about Allu Akbar himself all over a European Christmas market?

Another example of what the Iranian regime looks like: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahmoud_Ahmadinejad

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Also lots of other Iranians don't like that much different from a slightly lighter Indian scam artist.
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They look and behave a lot differently. Their top leadership would be closely genetically related to the Greeks, not poo in the loos. They have an Arab population, but their leaders and Mullahs are often of Aryan background.
 
Wutang said:
If you showed average people in the US pictures of the top Iranian regime members they would think they resemble the third world immigrants that have been showing up in the US. It's only political bias that's going to make someone think these Iranian regime members look any different.
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They look the same to me and I know better.
 
Wutang said:
If you showed average people in the US pictures of the top Iranian regime members they would think they resemble the third world immigrants that have been showing up in the US. It's only political bias that's going to make someone think these Iranian regime members look any different.
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As rule of fist always check pictures of early adolescence. There is a subset of Levantines, Anatolians, Caucasians and Caspian Sea area Iranians that have European-like features but Iran's leadership obviously doesn't belong to that minority. Also notice how the gray hair and structural lack of sunlight influences perception. Either way the attempt at Aryan-washing Iranians is cringe, especially if it comes from a crowd that labels Ukrainians as Jewish to somehow bring some order in their non-sensical worldview.

Young Khamenei

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IAF has started targeting Basij and IRGC checkpoints in urban zones. Since the January protests armed groups of especially Basij members have become more visible to first shoot protestors and then visualize the IR's cemented hold on power. Yesterday and today many drone attacks were reported on these checkpoints leading to hundreds of dead and wounded.

Below is an IRGC audio on the situation, complete with manual on how to minimize risk of being struck. Notice how casually gets mentioned that IRGC have taken positions in schools and mosques, this is what total tech domination and control of enemy airspace in practice look like.



 
Islamic Resistance in Iraq (Sons of the Cave) warns that following the arrival of a French aircraft carrier supporting U.S. operations, all French interests in Iraq and the region will now be considered targets.The group also called on Iraqi security forces to stay at least 500 meters away from the French contingent at K1 base for their safety.

It´s an iranian backed militia.

Macron says soldiers are there from 2015 framework and not related to Iran. What a retarded imbecile.
 
Read_Lives_of_Saints said:
Patricia Marins tweeted

The war exposed the collapse of American protection

In less than one hour after being hit by the US and Israel, Iran responded with surgical precision, striking 17 American installations across the Middle East.

Successive waves of missiles and drones forced US troops to abandon their bases and scramble for shelter in luxury hotels, which, ironically, quickly became targets themselves.

It has now been 12 straight days of continuous bombardment, with multiple waves every single day and no sign of fatigue.

The strikes are not limited to the bases: they are hammering roads, airports, ports, hotels, and power plants.

Evacuation orders exist on paper, but they are being carried out at a snail’s pace, because security is nonexistent and far too many troops are still trapped under fire.

Almost no one remains at the American bases anymore. Even the refueling aircraft that operated out of Saudi Arabia have been pulled out and relocated to Germany.

The message to the Gulf countries is crystal clear: the US cannot even protect its own bases. You’re on your own.

The sense of invincibility that lasted for decades has been shattered.

Critical radars destroyed, interceptors running on fumes, bases bombed, Iranian missiles still launching, the Strait of Hormuz still closed, and Gulf allies left completely exposed.

All of this is being watched in real time by Asian countries that, until yesterday, were betting everything on American power to contain China.

The red light is flashing bright.
If the US couldn’t defend the Gulf against Iran… what real chance do they have of protecting anyone against Beijing?

Up until February 28, American protection felt absolute. Today it feels like something else entirely.

The collapse of that decades-long myth of absolute security is the deepest and most lasting indirect effect of this war.

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Another possibility is these Islamic states have been feeding information to Iran about the US bases on their territory maling them vulnerable to attacks?
 
Caduceus said:
Who knows.....but the fact is we're getting a whole string of coincidental "accidents" in the last few days that may appear to be cover for something more serious.

But yeah....they set fire to the ship doing their laundry ??
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When I hear that tinkitong music I know they're putting something into the NPC's "mind" that's all.

I don't trust anything.
 
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