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Arming kurdish bros just seems like a very very bad idea, and it seems like zion don did not think the strikes all the way through. Sad!
are you not also some mutt-zigger?
Iran Crisis & the 2026 War between Iran and the United States, Gulf States, and Israel - Please focus on news and coverage, not argumentation.
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- 21 Cze 2025
"Hopefully"?
You niggers are falling for the same shit.
Why is the quality of life of an Iranian important to me as an American?
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- 26 Gru 2025
No, they didn't. The United States was commited to Iraq by Joint Congress with the 1998 Iraqi Removal Act signed into law under President Bill Clinton.
There was no escalation of involvement. It was an invasion as demanded by US law from the beginning. You really don't know what you're talking about.
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- 20 Sty 2025
hq videos of all 3 povs
Sen. Tim Sheehy (R-Mont.) assisted Capitol Police in forcibly removing a protester from a congressional hearing on Wednesday afternoon.
Video from the hearing posted online by a CBS News reporter shows the senator helping police officers push Brian McGinnis out of the Senate Armed Services Committee hearing.
McGinnis is a former Marine sergeant and a Green Party candidate running in North Carolina’s U.S. Senate race.
“Capitol Police were attempting to remove an unhinged protestor from the Armed Services hearing. He was fighting back. I decided to help out and deescalate the situation,” Sheehy wrote in a post on the social platform X.
“This gentleman came to the Capitol looking for a confrontation, and he got one,” the senator continued. “I hope he gets the help he needs without causing further violence.”
An anti-war activist, McGinnis could be heard shouting “No one wants to fight for Israel” as he resisted police by sticking his arm in a door.
A spokesperson for U.S. Capitol Police told The Hill in a statement that three officers sustained injuries during the incident, as did McGinnis.
“This afternoon, an unruly man who started to illegally protest during a hearing, put everyone in a dangerous position by violently resisting and fighting our officer’s attempts to remove him from the room,” the spokesperson said.
“The outburst happened just before 3:00 p.m., during a hearing inside the Hart Senate Office Building,” the statement continued. “Three officers had to be treated for injuries by DC Fire & EMS. The suspect, who got his own arm stuck in a door to resist our officers and force his way back into the hearing room, was also treated.”
McGinnis is facing three counts for assaulting a police officer and three counts related to his attempts to resist arrest, according to the department.
“Protests are not allowed inside the Congressional Buildings,” the department spokesperson said. “There are plenty of other spots on Capitol Grounds, outside, where demonstrations are allowed.”
Video from the hearing posted online by a CBS News reporter shows the senator helping police officers push Brian McGinnis out of the Senate Armed Services Committee hearing.
McGinnis is a former Marine sergeant and a Green Party candidate running in North Carolina’s U.S. Senate race.
“Capitol Police were attempting to remove an unhinged protestor from the Armed Services hearing. He was fighting back. I decided to help out and deescalate the situation,” Sheehy wrote in a post on the social platform X.
“This gentleman came to the Capitol looking for a confrontation, and he got one,” the senator continued. “I hope he gets the help he needs without causing further violence.”
An anti-war activist, McGinnis could be heard shouting “No one wants to fight for Israel” as he resisted police by sticking his arm in a door.
A spokesperson for U.S. Capitol Police told The Hill in a statement that three officers sustained injuries during the incident, as did McGinnis.
“This afternoon, an unruly man who started to illegally protest during a hearing, put everyone in a dangerous position by violently resisting and fighting our officer’s attempts to remove him from the room,” the spokesperson said.
“The outburst happened just before 3:00 p.m., during a hearing inside the Hart Senate Office Building,” the statement continued. “Three officers had to be treated for injuries by DC Fire & EMS. The suspect, who got his own arm stuck in a door to resist our officers and force his way back into the hearing room, was also treated.”
McGinnis is facing three counts for assaulting a police officer and three counts related to his attempts to resist arrest, according to the department.
“Protests are not allowed inside the Congressional Buildings,” the department spokesperson said. “There are plenty of other spots on Capitol Grounds, outside, where demonstrations are allowed.”
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It's well documented that huge numbers of Afghans and Iraqis both celebrated the fall of their governments in 2001 and 2003. Huge ecstatic crowds in the streets. Lots of video
Iranians don't live in mud huts, which is irrelevant anyway. The general quality of life of Iranians is also irrelevant to the question at hand. Schizoman said Iranians support the government because we're bombing. There is no evidence of that, and ample evidence that they are happy about their government being bombed
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- 7 Mar 2020
This is why im a fucking retarded nigger and read through the thread. Highlights faggots cope and SEETHE ( STOP FUCKING POSTING YOU IMBECILES IM LIKE 5O PAGES BEHIND!)
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- 24 Cze 2020
50,000 troops across the region tracks for ships and bases. Iraq (4x smaller than Iran) required no fewer than 500,000. As we've established earlier the ground forces aren't in position for an invasion.
And politically, SOF and glowies don't count as "boots on the ground".
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- 22 Sie 2020
Iran is not going to be occupied so the question doesn't arise
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- 23 Paź 2020
Do you really belive that number? do you realize how wild it is to have a range of numbers where the biggest possible difference is the same size as the bottom end of the range?
not to be WAY to on the nose but its kind of like that rather suspect 6 million number.
how on earth was the US in a postion to know how many people were killed? just ask yourself that question, do Potus or whoever was watching it on livestream from the satelties and just ESTIMATING how many people it looked like on the ground?
there is like 86 diffrent dialects or languages spoken in Iran, you think in a country with nearly total media control and an internet black out we were able to open source intlligence gather the number of dead during, what is allegedly, some of the worst civil disobedience in a very long time?
I want to hedge and say, its not impossible a large number of protesters were killed but for the US to come out and confidently say they know for sure this is happening is fucking INSANITY to me.
How many of you have been following the Sudanese war? Ohh wow not alot of hands, you know what they do there? the RSF will surround a village and start an inwards circular fire that burns slowly from miles outside the village sees the smoke and try to escape their is miles of burning landscape between them and escape, there is very few who get out alive from this.
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South Sudan, a majority Christian nation has to deal with nearly 8 million refugees as a result and an enormous amount of spill over violence
Where is there call to arms for this? Im sure you will pivot away from the poor indeterminate amount of people whacked in Iran to the threat the Iranian government poses to us somehow like North Korea is not much closer and not already capable of such destruction we are apparently so afraid of.
You see how it all kind of starts to fall apart when you pick it apart logically? Im just saying when you look at it logically it seems more likely we made up stuff to try to get Americans emotionally involved cause Israel was forcing our hand one way or the other.
also just to add at the end im enjoying hearing everyones opinion on this and hope my own, even if few agree with it isent persecuted as being "to dumb to be allowed to stand" not trying to derail thread into arguing but feel I raise some important points about how and why we are getting so deep into this particular turd
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- 15 Mar 2019
According to C. W. Lemoine "Mover" (former U.S. Navy F/A-18 Hornet pilot AND former U.S. Air Force F-16 Viper pilot) the shooting down of three USAF F-15E Mudhens by a Kuwaiti F/A-18 Hornet "probably nefarious" "one is an accident, two is buffonery, three is probably a crime".
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- 20 Gru 2019
lol no, I'm all NW Euro admixture, maybe some Elizabeth Warren-level Cherokee in there.
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- 21 Cze 2025
Why does that matter to me? You do know there are many countries in the world that are unhappy about their governments?
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- 31 Maj 2020
i was drunk af but was functionally correct.
the reason why iran is a threat to the US has been explained at least 5 times in this thread,
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- 24 Lis 2018
asking an israeli to apologize. good one.
edit: he did not apologize but instead doubled down
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You were responding to my answer to a specific assertion made by someone else. You are trying to broaden the conversation to things that are irrelevant to that original answer. The happiness or unhappiness of the Iranian population was relevant to that one specific assertion. I'm not saying we are correct in bombing Iran because their population was unhappy with their government, so I'm not sure what the point of this conversation is
Kornheiser
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- 16 Gru 2019
Are we in a holding pattern right now? It seems outside of fog of war I’m not seeing any movement so much by the Iranian government that if they were in control outside of regime forces on the ground it seems nothing is occurring despite having planned players of succession.
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- 23 Paź 2020
holy shit thats what your focus on?
He was a Devil Dog who graduated right after 9/11 and went straight into the initial invasion of Iraq and then traveled "extensively" around the country
I ask you, who more than this guy is qualified to speak on the issue of a regime change war in the middle east?
he served honorably for 4 years including active combat and was discharged with Honor, we are celebrating him being violently ejected from the peoples chamber why?
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- 22 Sie 2020
They don't have a whole lot left to move around with, as far as ability to launch long range missiles and long range drones goes