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Trumps attack on Iran - 2026 edition
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Yes they do they love fat Kim the dear leader
Thousands turned out for his old man’s funeral and every one of em was distraught and emotional / crying / wailing
You would not hear a bad word about fat Kim from his population
How does burning oil and gas benefit the environment?
Well two tourists were recently banged up for 10 years
They were on a spying mission for MI6
After all the mad mullers would not fabricate such a story or tell porkie pies and bang up two fruit cakes on false allegations
North Korea also won the World Cup ( football)
Was on North Korean TV
Denim / jeans are banned in North Korea
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Has anybody on here ever said it did?, I'd be interested to see a quote.
To be fair, that really isn't the same as saying it's beneficial to the environment is it?
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Mohammed-al-Warey is just another leftie falsifying quotes.
One diplomat recently involved in the peace talks says he fears that if Trump cannot see a way out, he will resort to a nuclear weapon.
Emile Hokayem, from the International Institute for Strategic Studies, senses that “Trump wants to avoid a long, protracted war of attrition so the Pentagon is giving him high risk, high investment options with potential high impact, as if one big blow will change the trajectory of the war, or at least the perception of it – ie that Iran retains strategic leverage by having identified and developed control over the centre of gravity of the war, Hormuz.
“This reminds me of when US and Israeli analysts and officials were arguing that Rafah in May 2024 was going to be the big, final blow in the Gaza war. How did that work?”
Emile Hokayem, from the International Institute for Strategic Studies, senses that “Trump wants to avoid a long, protracted war of attrition so the Pentagon is giving him high risk, high investment options with potential high impact, as if one big blow will change the trajectory of the war, or at least the perception of it – ie that Iran retains strategic leverage by having identified and developed control over the centre of gravity of the war, Hormuz.
“This reminds me of when US and Israeli analysts and officials were arguing that Rafah in May 2024 was going to be the big, final blow in the Gaza war. How did that work?”
How can anyone predict Trumpf’s next moves when he doesn’t yet know himself. He’s probably looking for an exit ramp maybe after deploying some troops. It does seem clear that Isreal will be sorely disappointed and Irann will build itself back stand more of a threat than before. O’bamas deal seems very sensible in hindsight