The Iran and Wider Middle East Thread

Seeing the insane technology China already has and uses daily v. the trash life in the USA +

You're glitching again. China is at least a decade behind in micro chip development/manufacturing and unlike the US China doesn't control its manufacturing chain/supply chain aka it is reliant on key chains like ASM Lithography machines which are currently manufactured in the Netherlands and will soon be relocated to Arizona which is also where TSMC has plans to move to. Same goes for AI which is an entirely Western led field in terms of innovation with China playing forever catch up and ignoramii online pretending it's the opposite.

seeing how easily Russia and Iran are destroying our best military equipment means this would be a very realistic outcome in 20 to 50 years.

Hallucinant. The US decided to spend between 1 and 2 percent of its annual Defence budget on Ukraine and that was the end of any Russian illusions on the outcome of the 'SMO' - and out went the chest pumping on 'three days to Kiev' and in came goofball sobstories on 'secret NATO supersoldier armies' as to why and how Russia f'ed up so badly.

Putin gambled and lost, and now has to deal with a Vietnam 2.0 in his front yard and no exit strategy in sight. The pro bono errant boys will for sure have started talking to themselves in the mirror already because R-R-Russia i-is n-never going to entertain T-Trumps proposals or whatever but let's face it: he will.

Rest assured that the Russian military and political leadership, unlike the bot army online, is well aware of the current balance of power. If a proxy conscription army decked out with 60 year old near or over expiry date NATO scraps can immobilize the Russian military it's basically game over. Don't even start about Russian mobilization, it ain't going to happen. Why do you think the midget madman can't stop talking about his nuclear deterrent - to the point of updating Russia's nuclear doctrine, and is now becoming reliant on North Korean supplies and meat?

Lil Putin will get the meagre current territorial gains as a bone to munch on and appeaser for his domestic population. Any strategic objectives set out at the start of the 'SMO' he can forget about.
 
I believe Iran doesn't do anything without Russia's permission,

This totally settles it then. Iran's recent fireworks shows were inspired by (((Putin's))) concerns about dead Jews. If only the man had the same moral objections when it comes to dead Slavs.
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Mockery aside, this is a completely fake narrative you cooked up in your head to make it all make sense. In reality the opposite is happening - with Bibi and Putin being on the phone every day. Something which is and has been clear in the Syrian theater and is happening in other fields as well.

 
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We don't have to agree with each other on everything. Would be boring if we did.
Now, in this particular case, I simply don't see Bibi as an all-powerful demiurge. He never had any personal power, it was institutional - it was the power of a zionist leader, but this is coming to an end. He is widely unpopular at home, despised by both the zionist right, and the globalist left, with a mountain of crimal charges against him. His days are over, and it would be the perfect time for Trump to have his revange - for example supporting one of Bibi's rivals.

So on the day that Bibi metaphorically caps one of his last domestic political opponents in power (Gallant) and Trump gets catapulted back into the White House you write this drivel.

I swear, the lengths thirdworld sympathizers go to in their daily rounds of scavenging through and picking up any scraps of news which could be spun as a W never ceases to amaze.

Mood in Israel right now

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This thread has taken a deep dive into bizarro world and from an outsider's perspective it ain't a good look. Seriously makes one wonder what kind of copium, besides hand tailored info feeds blocking out any dissenting voices the lads are on in here.

The usual suspects are working night and day trying to create alternate realities where Hezbollah is acksshually winning. Obviously none of this has any bearing in reality and is akin to performing CPR on a skeleton. Aka it might look good and you're putting in the effort, but deep down everybody knows its futile because facts and events on the ground simply don't care about feel-good vibezz and participation trophies.

Hezbollah was a goner the moment Iran pulled it's hands off. Or better said, was made to pull it's hands of. That bears repeating. Hezbollah was dead the moment Iran said 'you are on your own'. Because without that Iranian logistics/support network and military deterrent, Hezbollah relegates from a fearsome and logistically sound IRGC extension to a rather ill-equipped militia. Despite 50 years of grandstanding the turbans in Tehran decided that the Lebanese militarized border front of IR imperialism and 'Road to al Quds' wasn't worth it. Without Iran to back it up, Hezbollah is fighting a battle it cannot win.

On a sidenote, the future will show whether the Reformist clique actually sold Hezbollah out - something which has been on the table under both the Khatami and Rouhani Administrations, or whether Bibi simply manoeuevred the Iranians out of the equation skillfully applying game theory and escalation dominance.

The current minutiae are simply the necessary going through the motions phase before the organization gets military defeated and becomes either an ordinary Lebanese political outfit or gets trampled into the dust and a footnote in history. The small victories bloviated into strategic achievements is windowdressing and reeks of desperation. The situation is dire - because nobody will come to the rescue and likewise nobody is able to reign Bibi in. Just like in Gaza the IDF is moving slow because there is no international pressure like in 2006.

After last week there is not a single scenario left where this is going to end well - barring Bibi getting ousted through an internal soft coup which is extremely unlikely. As predicted the IDF is moving carefully because Israeli society is casualty averse and a strong diplomatic position on world stage has given the IDF both time and manoeuvering space.
Yet in 5 weeks of ground operations the IDF has managed to clear the entire border area 3-5 kms deep into Lebanon at a minimal casualty rate. As of now the Netanyahu government hasn't greenlit an extension of this operation but this will no doubt happen as the few centrist US State Department aligned politcians left have been capped (Gallant) and the Trump Presidency will soon become common reality.

It's been an eventful year yet the usual suspects have short memory spans. One year ago Hezbollah forcefully erected several tents on (perceived) Israeli territory near the disputed Shebaa Farms
in a show of strength. Netanyahu juggled the issue like a hot potato because touching Hezbollah would mean entering a world of pain from both the Hezbollahis and the Iranians. That's where we are coming from.

Fastforward one year and Hezbollah is getting slapped around the ring like a ragdoll and the Iranians have magically disappeared due to a complete breakdown of their deterrent in the Lebanon theater - now only barking empty statements from a safe distance. Meanwhile the emotionally invested turdworldist Westoid onlookers are murmering to themselves that its all part of the plan and run from cope to cope.

Reality: Hezbollah's entire military and political leadership is 6 feet under, it's infamous missile arsenal is attrited and underwhelming in effectiveness, it's rear logistics and support network get pummeled on the daily, it's regional allies (Bashar, Iraqi militias Ansarallah, Iran etc) are nowhere to be seen, and the IDF has successfully completed stage 1 of the Lebanese invasion.

The copelording is a never ending merry go around. Guaranteed that within ~two months the IDF will be leveling and eventually taking Bint Jbeil or Nabatieh yet cope takes will just evolve with the situation
 
The destruction of village #38 in the border region through controlled demolition. Remember, taking over heavily militarized border regions at minimal casualty rates in a matter of weeks ackshually means you're losing because Doritos dusted Johnny from Kentucky thinks it should have been faster.

Hezbollah is underperforming so hard it makes Hamas look good. These were the guys supposed to bleed Israel into societal destabilisation through asymmetric warfare and raw religious fanaticism. Instead they are suffering casualty rates of over 15:1 and just had their first line of defence demolished in 5 weeks - with 18 years of preparation down the drain.

Like Hamas, Hezbollah clearly wasn't prepared for the Talmudic thirst for blood and destruction - the IDF is making Muslims look like choirboys. Hezbollah probably legit thought they could half-ass their reprisals and still get away with it. When up against Jews, you either go all in or tap out. But not Potemkin tier facades coupled with mostly empty bravado and obligatory alibi missile attacks that don't hit jackshit.

The next phase will bring more of the same. Israeli flags over Bint Jbeil but it doesn't mean anything because Hezbollah just flew a 20kg toy plane into a car dealership

 
The destruction of village #38 in the border region through controlled demolition. Remember, taking over heavily militarized border regions at minimal casualty rates in a matter of weeks ackshually means you're losing because Doritos dusted Johnny from Kentucky thinks it should have been faster.

Hezbollah is underperforming so hard it makes Hamas look good. These were the guys supposed to bleed Israel into societal destabilisation through asymmetric warfare and raw religious fanaticism. Instead they are suffering casualty rates of over 15:1 and just had their first line of defence demolished in 5 weeks - with 18 years of preparation down the drain.

Like Hamas, Hezbollah clearly wasn't prepared for the Talmudic thirst for blood and destruction - the IDF is making Muslims look like choirboys. Hezbollah probably legit thought they could half-ass their reprisals and still get away with it. When up against Jews, you either go all in or tap out. But not Potemkin tier facades coupled with mostly empty bravado and obligatory alibi missile attacks that don't hit jackshit.

The next phase will bring more of the same. Israeli flags over Bint Jbeil but it doesn't mean anything because Hezbollah just flew a 20kg toy plane into a car dealership




Yes and according to your keen assessment of the Ukraine war, the Russians have been losing badly in Ukraine and failing miserably at achieving all their objectives there. Thanks very much for the monthly report from NATOstan.



If as you claim the ratio of casualties has been 15 to 1 in favor of the Israelis, that means that Hezbollah has lost 165,000 casualties already, according to that guy Yair up here, who was the 14th Prime Minister of the state of Israel...

That's a bit far fetched, the numbers don't add up. Where you a social studies major?

PS - Did you misplace your password for the fake Russian sock puppet handle? I haven't seen much of that goofy "forabettertomorrow" action lately, my friend. 😁
 
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Lebanese and Syrian OSINT sources have done a great job tracking Hezbollah casualties.

On November 8, 27 fatalities were announced

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On November 7, 30 fatalities were announced IMG_20241109_172400_913.jpgIMG_20241109_172400_016.jpgIMG_20241109_172400_662.jpg

On November 6, 18 fatalities were announced.

On November 5, 26 fatalities were announced.

On November 4, 26 fatalities were announced.

On November 3, 29 fatalities were announced

On November 2, 23 fatalities were announced.

And on. Per comparison: in these past 7 days the IDF has lost 2 service members in Lebanon. Casualty numbers aren't a tell all - and blindly staring at them dimwit behaviour, but when the discrepancy is this big it kinda does tell a big part of the story. Hezbollah is systematically getting shredded to pieces. Lebanon's population build up is akin to Europe's and the number of Shia in Lebanon is a little under 1.5 million - hardly a fertile society with large tracts of young excess males.

This is the naked difference proper intel gathering, a massive firepower advantage, a military industrial complex and total air domination make.
 
You're glitching again. China is at least a decade behind in micro chip development/manufacturing and unlike the US China doesn't control its manufacturing chain/supply chain aka it is reliant on key chains like ASM Lithography machines which are currently manufactured in the Netherlands and will soon be relocated to Arizona which is also where TSMC has plans to move to. Same goes for AI which is an entirely Western led field in terms of innovation with China playing forever catch up and ignoramii online pretending it's the opposite.



Hallucinant. The US decided to spend between 1 and 2 percent of its annual Defence budget on Ukraine and that was the end of any Russian illusions on the outcome of the 'SMO' - and out went the chest pumping on 'three days to Kiev' and in came goofball sobstories on 'secret NATO supersoldier armies' as to why and how Russia f'ed up so badly.

Putin gambled and lost, and now has to deal with a Vietnam 2.0 in his front yard and no exit strategy in sight. The pro bono errant boys will for sure have started talking to themselves in the mirror already because R-R-Russia i-is n-never going to entertain T-Trumps proposals or whatever but let's face it: he will.

Rest assured that the Russian military and political leadership, unlike the bot army online, is well aware of the current balance of power. If a proxy conscription army decked out with 60 year old near or over expiry date NATO scraps can immobilize the Russian military it's basically game over. Don't even start about Russian mobilization, it ain't going to happen. Why do you think the midget madman can't stop talking about his nuclear deterrent - to the point of updating Russia's nuclear doctrine, and is now becoming reliant on North Korean supplies and meat?

Lil Putin will get the meagre current territorial gains as a bone to munch on and appeaser for his domestic population. Any strategic objectives set out at the start of the 'SMO' he can forget about.
So, you think Israel and Ukraine have won?

Honestly, you should visit the USA. Come over here and see how "great" things are now we "won" these wars that not only rage on. Even the people here know we have lost. Ukraine is about to be wrapped up because it is going so bad. Israel will be defended to the best of our abilities because Israel is the USA's boss. But the USA is less than a paper tiger and when flag draped caskets start to return to the soulless tower of Babel, everyone will demand we surrender because no one considers America their home to defend any longer.
 
This is the naked difference proper intel gathering, a massive firepower advantage, a military industrial complex and total air domination make.

Hard to see Israel losing on the ground in military terms, I'll agree to that.

But regardless of all your blackpilling, more people than ever before now see what a malevolent and evil entity Israel is. They will never recover their standing on the world stage. Sure, they have their zionist puppets that still occupy most positions of power in the West and who will do everything to cover for them. But they can't put the cat back in the bag no matter how hard they will try.

The more they suppress, threaten and crack down on the truth, the more apparent the truth will become.
 
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Lebanese and Syrian OSINT sources have done a great job tracking Hezbollah casualties.
On November 8, 27 fatalities were announced...

And on. Per comparison: in these past 7 days the IDF has lost 2 service members in Lebanon. Casualty numbers aren't a tell all - and blindly staring at them dimwit behaviour, but when the discrepancy is this big it kinda does tell a big part of the story. Hezbollah is systematically getting shredded to pieces.

The IDF claims they've had only 2KIAs in the last 7 days, but the 14th Prime Minister of the state of Israel here says that Israel lost 13 dead in one day... I know the notion of the IDF ever lying might seem shocking to you, but that's a notion you might have to entertain.


Lebanon's population build up is akin to Europe's and the number of Shia in Lebanon is a little under 1.5 million - hardly a fertile society with large tracts of young excess males.

About 400,000 of these 1,5 million are men of military age. They have a culture of martyrdom, eager to avenge their dead or die trying, while the Israelis are at the other extreme with a very low pain threshold. If the war drags on, you are going to see thousands of other fighters from Iraq, Iran, Syria etc stream into Lebanon.


This is the naked difference proper intel gathering, a massive firepower advantage, a military industrial complex and total air domination make.

As seen in Vietnam and Afghanistan...
 
It's the consequence of the Lebanon op failure.
Everyone was expecting Israel to punch through the border and reach the Litani River in a matter of days if not hours. Meanwhile we're one month in, and Israeli foces have barely secured a 1km deep zone along the border. Hezbollah did the unthinkable - Hezbollah, a haji militia made a stand against a combined arms army and they managed to hold them off in the border zone. It came at a price of over 1000 confirmed Hezbollah KIAs, but they ground to a halt a superior fighting force.
Why did the Israeli intelligence failed to predict it ? Why is the Israeli army unable to break through ? - Someone has to answer for these failures.
So the exploding pagers weren't enough to help them that much? I wonder at this point if those injured by the pagers have mainly recovered or if they are permanently maimed..
 
So on the day that Bibi metaphorically caps one of his last domestic political opponents in power (Gallant) and Trump gets catapulted back into the White House you write this drivel.

I swear, the lengths thirdworld sympathizers go to in their daily rounds of scavenging through and picking up any scraps of news which could be spun as a W never ceases to amaze.

Mood in Israel right now

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And I'm gonna write this so called drivel once again, since You asked so nicely - I do not believe in Netanyahu's personal power. All the influence he has comes from the office he holds, and once he's out, he's done. And the latest Israeli polling shows that while his position on the Israeli right is firm, the whole right wing block doesn't have the majority necessary to form the next government.

the survey found that the opposition block, including Hadash-Ta'al, would receive 69 seats while the coalition would gain 51 seats.

And I believe, maybe naively, that once Netanyahu is out of office (and quite possibly on his way to jail) Trump's basic, petty nature will take over. Not policy-wise, this of course won't change, he will continue his unconditional support for Israel, but he might get back at Netanyahu on a personal level.
 
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So the exploding pagers weren't enough to help them that much? I wonder at this point if those injured by the pagers have mainly recovered or if they are permanently maimed..

The pagers, and the targeted assassinations, gutted Hezbollah's political leadership, and definitely diminished their hold over Lebanon.
But military-wise, Hebollah is not an army - they're a haji militia. You smack them with a hammer, and they just splinter into smaller cells. We've seen this happen over and over again in Iraq/Afghanistan.
 
I think, that Israeli failure is rooted in their own hubris. They have both the intelligence gathering capabilities to locate every Hezbollah position and the superior firepower to level them down. But they underestimated the enemy. They expected Hezbollah to fall back and wage a guerilla campaign and clearly weren't ready to fight tooth and nail for evey inch of Lebanese soil. Now, those responsible for the planning and execution of the Lebanon op must be held accountable.

It's the consequence of the Lebanon op failure.
Everyone was expecting Israel to punch through the border and reach the Litani River in a matter of days if not hours. Meanwhile we're one month in, and Israeli foces have barely secured a 1km deep zone along the border. Hezbollah did the unthinkable - Hezbollah, a haji militia made a stand against a combined arms army and they managed to hold them off in the border zone. It came at a price of over 1000 confirmed Hezbollah KIAs, but they ground to a halt a superior fighting force.
Why did the Israeli intelligence failed to predict it ? Why is the Israeli army unable to break through ? - Someone has to answer for these failures.

It seems like going full immersion in the echo chamber has started rubbing off. This is unfortunate, as you were one of the at least semi-serious posters. I counted at least five falsehoods in these short paragraphs and it's hard to imagine that's by mistake. However, as a man of second chances l'll give you a chance to rehabilitate yourself.

1. Who exactly expected the IDF to 'punch through Hezbollah defenses and reach the Litani river in days or even hours' both here and elsewhere?

2. Why do you say that the IDF is barely 1km deep into Lebanon when there is geolocated footage of the IDF in dozens of villages within the 5 km border zone?

3. Why do you assert that the IDF is unable to move beyond that 5km zone when it's common knowledge that this is due to a political decision thas not yet been made?

4. Why do you call Hezbollah a 'haji militia' when its an unofficial extension of the IRGC?

5. Why do you suggest that Hezbollah still has a presence in that border area when its clear that the IDF is systemically destroying the residential areas (so far 40+ villages wiped off the map) and bunkernetworks through controlled demolitions (aka these are secured zones and ATGM attacks have dried up)?

6. Why do you assert that the IDF 'expected Hezbollah to fall back' when there is nothing hinting at that nor do the massive bunkerstructures and weapon depots in this area clearly indicate that holding ground would be Hezbollah's strategy?

7. Why do you say that Israel's intelligence has failed when they managed to cap three Hezbollah General Secretaries (aka head of the organization) within 14 days and going of on secondary explosions are constantly hitting weapon depots in the rear?

Genuine answers only.

Here is the inconvenient reality. Every single tactical objective set out by the IDF so far has been achieved. The latest being the takeover of the settlement of Khiam - located 5-6 kms inside Lebanon. The framing of that endeavor by the 'Resistance' fanboys was symbolic too. First the IDF wasn't even close to Khiam, then the IDF was getting defeated inside Khiam, then the IDF was taking propaganda photo ops inside the settlement but immediately left because scared, and then it was suddenly all about human rights violations in Khiam. The last stage was simply not talking about it the whole ordeal anymore because the reality had become detrimental to the narrative.

Three days later the Red Cross negotiated with the IDF the removal of the many rotting Hezbollah cadavers.
 
And just how are those bots/drones will be able to cross the Pacific Ocean? Not to mention that you already stated earlier that China intends to occupy the US. With what army? Bots and drones? Utterly ridiculous.

Look, I recognize that China is probably not a country that everyone in here finds favorably, but history had shown that it’s the US who is harboring dreams of world domination, not China. Almost every military decision they had made is in response to the US’s aggression. And I’m saying this as a Vietnamese, and y’all already knows there’s no love lost between Vietnam and China.

The only crowds seriously entertaining these type of feel good fantasies are disenfrenchised Asian incel types dreaming of grandeur and fuming at perceived (historical) injustices and manipulable boomers hooked on three letter agency originated fearporn.

As for the latter, they are currently being worked on through psychological operations. The MIC needs it's kickbacks and what works better than talking up distant geopolitical competitors as immediate military threats complete with horror scenarios of foreign jackboots on US soil.

Many of these doom scenarios center around (deliberately) leaked Chinese policy documents and gatherings. Unrestricted Warfare was for long the go to work, but there are many more. Below is a leaked 2022 audio wherein a high level regional PLA meeting is recorded. Present are several high ups including the governor of Guangdong province and the military commander of the Southern Zone. In the audio the speaker briefs the attendees on the need to start converting towards a war economy, and to start preparing and retrofitting a large number of merchant ships for troop and vehicle transport (amongst 200 other mentioned points).

Commentators like Jeff Nyquist have for years been building schizo narratives around this framework. That China isn't preparing for a Taiwan invasion, but is instead looking beyond that and is planning to break the US hold on the Pacific by moving into and beyond the Second Island Chain and taking over Guam, the Solomon Islands, Saipan and New Caledonia in a surprise attack. This would effectively cut off Australia, Japan and South Korea from the US after which the Chinese would start harassing the West Coast, coupled with increased Gray, Pink and Red Terror (read communist detector literature of for in instance Viktor Suvorov to understand the terminology) inside the US through the many Chinese CCP agents that have infiltrated the country in both legal and illegal ways.

The Jeff Nyquist video, recorded in the wake of Pelosi's visit to Taiwan 2 years ago, sounds plain silly from a current perspective.


 
It seems like going full immersion in the echo chamber has started rubbing off. This is unfortunate, as you were one of the at least semi-serious posters. I counted at least five falsehoods in these short paragraphs and it's hard to imagine that's by mistake. However, as a man of second chances l'll give you a chance to rehabilitate yourself.

1. Who exactly expected the IDF to 'punch through Hezbollah defenses and reach the Litani river in days or even hours' both here and elsewhere?

Reaching the Litani River would allow Israelis to cut off Hezbolah's supply and communication lines. We've seen this in Gaza, where Israeli troops punched through the Netzarim corridor in, more or less, the first week, to cut off northern part from the rest of the strip. Later, they repeated the same in southern Gaza, where they cut the Philadelphi corridor. A similar maneuver in Lebanon was expected.

2. Why do you say that the IDF is barely 1km deep into Lebanon when there is geolocated footage of the IDF in dozens of villages within the 5 km border zone?
Generalizing. Sure in some sectors they're 5km deep, in other 2,5 and in some they're still less then 1km deep.

3. Why do you assert that the IDF is unable to move beyond that 5km zone when it's common knowledge that this is due to a political decision thas not yet been made?
I don't - ultimately they will move as deep as they want to, but it's not a cake walk for them.

4. Why do you call Hezbollah a 'haji militia' when its an unofficial extension of the IRGC?
Because it's a paramilitary force not a regular army.

5. Why do you suggest that Hezbollah still has a presence in that border area when its clear that the IDF is systemically destroying the residential areas (so far 40+ villages wiped off the map) and bunkernetworks through controlled demolitions (aka these are secured zones and ATGM attacks have dried up)?
It varies from settlement to settllement, a lot of villages have been leveled, but in some clashes still continue despite Israeli control over them - for example I see the name Rmeish regulary appear in the news for a few weeks now.

6. Why do you assert that the IDF 'expected Hezbollah to fall back' when there is nothing hinting at that nor do the massive bunkerstructures and weapon depots in this area clearly indicate that holding ground would be Hezbollah's strategy?
Based on the disproportion of forces. Direct clash between a combined arms army and a paramilitary force can only end in one way - the superior firepower wins. Hezbollah had greater chances of survival if they engaged in guerilla warfare, rather than sit under Israeli bombardment.

7. Why do you say that Israel's intelligence has failed when they managed to cap three Hezbollah General Secretaries (aka head of the organization) within 14 days and going of on secondary explosions are constantly hitting weapon depots in the rear?
We're talking two different thing - You strategic, me tactical. In a small battlespace, where Israeli ISTAR assets operate with almost complete impunity (not counting sporadic drone loses, but they're nothing), Israeli ground forces repeatedly march into kill zones (not only ATGM fire, but also MLRS strikes) which they should have known about - they have all the eyes in the sky one can think of, and they know the lay of the land, so they should be able to predict potential ambush sites.


Genuine answers only.

Here is the inconvenient reality. Every single tactical objective set out by the IDF so far has been achieved.
Not yet. They eliminated Hezbollah's leadership, crippeled their long range strike capabilities (there still are some left, but not in large volumes), and they're gradually eliminating Hezbollah's manpower, at a price of course. But they haven't yet secured northern Israel from drone/missile/mortar strikes, Israeli settlers still have run to shelters on daily basis. I don't have any doubts that in the end, they will meet this objective as well. They are the superior fighting force, and their technological superiority is a handicap that Hezbollah's won't be able to overcome. But it doesn't mean that Israeli operations are going fine.
 
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The only crowds seriously entertaining these type of feel good fantasies are disenfrenchised Asian incel types dreaming of grandeur and fuming at perceived (historical) injustices and manipulable boomers hooked on three letter agency originated fearporn.

As for the latter, they are currently being worked on through psychological operations. The MIC needs it's kickbacks and what works better than talking up distant geopolitical competitors as immediate military threats complete with horror scenarios of foreign jackboots on US soil.

Many of these doom scenarios center around (deliberately) leaked Chinese policy documents and gatherings. Unrestricted Warfare was for long the go to work, but there are many more. Below is a leaked 2022 audio wherein a high level regional PLA meeting is recorded. Present are several high ups including the governor of Guangdong province and the military commander of the Southern Zone. In the audio the speaker briefs the attendees on the need to start converting towards a war economy, and to start preparing and retrofitting a large number of merchant ships for troop and vehicle transport (amongst 200 other mentioned points).

Commentators like Jeff Nyquist have for years been building schizo narratives around this framework. That China isn't preparing for a Taiwan invasion, but is instead looking beyond that and is planning to break the US hold on the Pacific by moving into and beyond the Second Island Chain and taking over Guam, the Solomon Islands, Saipan and New Caledonia in a surprise attack. This would effectively cut off Australia, Japan and South Korea from the US after which the Chinese would start harassing the West Coast, coupled with increased Gray, Pink and Red Terror (read communist detector literature of for in instance Viktor Suvorov to understand the terminology) inside the US through the many Chinese CCP agents that have infiltrated the country in both legal and illegal ways.

The Jeff Nyquist video, recorded in the wake of Pelosi's visit to Taiwan 2 years ago, sounds plain silly from a current perspective.



No, I am a founding stock American. I have ancestors who fought in the Revolutionary War.

It is based on something much more simple, it is called "genetics". Do you know about genetics? Do you understand people are not just cogs you can replace and plug in, like some bolts on a machine?

From your posts, my guess is you haven't been to the USA in years, and maybe have never been here at all. Well, you don't have to believe what I am about to tell you.... again, but the other men here can vouch for me. The only reason Ukraine and Israel even exist today is because of the USA. And the USA's strength is that WW2 was fought on other shores, we captured top German scientists and put them into an economic model that allowed them to thrive along with top US scientists, and we had a very homogenous society where the best warriors on the planet, White men, felt a strong duty to fight and defend it and the courage to do so with Jesus Christ in their life. This is the reason the USA became the loan superpower. And all these things are disappearing at a super-fast pace. Within a few decades they will all be gone and cannot be brought back, it is over.

It is already bad enough now that when millions of military aged men stream across the border and destroy our country with crime, poverty, drug sales, murder, exploitation, etc., then men here don't even raise an eyebrow. The men here just no longer see their as their home to defend. So, if you want to think these men are going to volunteer to travel halfway across the world to defend your precious Israel.... well reality is about to smack you upside the head.

And as the country becomes less White, the warriors are replaced by soulless capitalists who come here just to exploit the system and will pack up and head back home the moment this country starts to crumble. These "new Americans" are not going to defend this land, they will just go back home. Our technology is behind China already. As the national IQ level continues to drop, we will only fall further behind. The national IQ level is dropping because of genetics of immigration, but it is greatly amplified by diversity, so not only are we getting dumber and weaker, we are appointing dumber and weaker people to lead the most sensitive areas, which is also rendering the warrior class to not care and everything coming to a screeching halt.

Sorry to break it to you, Ukraine is already lost. I know last night you said they would win, but it is over, the American people just set records voting in a guy running on pulling us out. It is already over.

Israel might be able to hold on for a while. If Israel can find a new attack dog to replace the USA and do their fighting for them, probably India at this point, they can fight on for a long time.

But the USA is collapsing at an amazing rate. I predicted it would collapse in my life time over 20 years ago, but I didn't realize it would all happen this quickly. China doesn't have to come here and fight some big battle. China just has to sit there and watch the USA collapse, along with me, and then one day come over and just take the land with little to no resistance. Hell, if they promise the Whites to let them be 2nd class citizens here, and work and stay here, but they will kick everyone else out, I would expect a high majority of Whites to join them, though I doubt this opportunity is presented to them.

You obviously have no idea how bad things are in the USA. And again, this is like my fourth or fifth time saying this, you should come over here and see with your own eyes, so you are no longer confused as to why no one here agrees with your beliefs.
 
It just hit me, I have this conversation time to time with other Gen X men, randomly with Boomers, but a lot of times with Gen X men...

We talk about how amazing our grandparents were. How our grandmothers adored our grandfathers and made so many sacrifices for them. How the men worked so hard, many growing up on a farm, and worked hard manual labor jobs on the farm, or in hot factories, or in coal mines, and how much self-respect and respect for each other they had. I remember my grandfathers large calloused hands, and how gentle they were with me. Oh, how as a nearly 50 year old man I wish I could have just one conversation with them and ask them millions of questions about their life.

I remember the local WW2 vet who made it big with real estate and inherence and how he was best friends with another WW2 vet who was the custodian at our high school. They grew up together, went to church together, went to war together and their financial differences wasn't even a small consideration. That wouldn't have even been considered in their time. One of my grandfather's fought in the Pacific theatre and hid his PTSD as best he could and never recovered. But he was so caring and loving with me. His navy uniform sits in our family's living room, in a frame, on the wall with the flag from his funeral in a box as well. My other grandfather stayed home due to being the only son and working on a farm. He built up a large farm. Both of my grandmothers adored my grandfathers and were so loving to me.

These are the people who founded, built and conquered the west. And they have been replaced by 80 IQ third worlders who are here just to make a quick buck, probably from crime or nepotism or diversity quotas. These "new Americans" will not be able to stop China as time passes forward.

And as for Iran, if you think these new Americans will magically become like my grandparents, because they are called to fight for a country they hate, while waving their flags from whatever third world country they are from....

Then you are VERY mistaken. The pro-Israel crowd better pray and hope that India comes to fight their wars for them, or it is over for Israel as well.
 
It just hit me, I have this conversation time to time with other Gen X men, randomly with Boomers, but a lot of times with Gen X men...

We talk about how amazing our grandparents were. How our grandmothers adored our grandfathers and made so many sacrifices for them. How the men worked so hard, many growing up on a farm, and worked hard manual labor jobs on the farm, or in hot factories, or in coal mines, and how much self-respect and respect for each other they had. I remember my grandfathers large calloused hands, and how gentle they were with me. Oh, how as a nearly 50 year old man I wish I could have just one conversation with them and ask them millions of questions about their life.

I remember the local WW2 vet who made it big with real estate and inherence and how he was best friends with another WW2 vet who was the custodian at our high school. They grew up together, went to church together, went to war together and their financial differences wasn't even a small consideration. That wouldn't have even been considered in their time. One of my grandfather's fought in the Pacific theatre and hid his PTSD as best he could and never recovered. But he was so caring and loving with me. His navy uniform sits in our family's living room, in a frame, on the wall with the flag from his funeral in a box as well. My other grandfather stayed home due to being the only son and working on a farm. He built up a large farm. Both of my grandmothers adored my grandfathers and were so loving to me.

These are the people who founded, built and conquered the west. And they have been replaced by 80 IQ third worlders who are here just to make a quick buck, probably from crime or nepotism or diversity quotas. These "new Americans" will not be able to stop China as time passes forward.

And as for Iran, if you think these new Americans will magically become like my grandparents, because they are called to fight for a country they hate, while waving their flags from whatever third world country they are from....

Then you are VERY mistaken. The pro-Israel crowd better pray and hope that India comes to fight their wars for them, or it is over for Israel as well.

So what about you? What are you doing to carry on the legacy of those men?
 
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