Remember back in early 2023 when millions of Israelis protested against Netanyahu and his government, shutting down half the country for months, some of them refusing to enlist and fight on his behalf?
"Normalizing relations" after all
History repeats itself
Well, he did predicted this war, just missed the timeline by a year.
Everybody predicted this war.
Isn't Iran also surrounded by mountainous terrain?
Par for the course - because the US was giving Ukraine intel to target Russians.
US to give Ukraine intelligence on long-range energy targets in Russia, say reports
Decision would signal a significant shift in White House support for Kyiv as Trump grows irritated with Putinwww.theguardian.com
U.S. intel helped Ukraine shoot down Russian plane carrying troops
Ukrainian forces have used specific coordinates shared by the U.S. to direct fire on Russian positions and aircraft, current and former officials tell NBC News.www.nbcnews.com
It's not like Ukraine has their own spy satellites hanging above Russia.
Well, Epstein was close with Trump and was running a honeypot blackmail ring. Epstein g/f's father helped start the Israel intelligence Mossad. So maybe we should call these the Epstein Wars.
At least it's accurate.
www.bbc.co.uk
Yeah, the most scrutinized man in the world for the past 10+ years was totally shocked and confused he received more scrutiny.
I think you're falling for an act, personally. We all are.
They're all actors. Every politician is playing their role.
We've been paying 4.89 in California even without the war welcome to the club lol. Although that has to with high taxes and refineries leaving.
Accountable for what? People die in war unless you believe that they were deliberately was targetting school. Like: "This is school - let's bomb it".
This investigation reminds me of the school bombing in Gaza investigation. Media seems to have more interest in Iranian victims than even american ones on the american soil
Exclusive-US investigation points to likely US responsibility in Iran school strike, sources say
By Phil Stewart and Idrees Ali March 5 (Reuters) - U.S. military investigators believe it is likely that U.S. forces were responsible for an apparent strike on an Iranian girls' school that killedwww.yahoo.com
March 5 (Reuters) - U.S. military investigators believe it is likely that U.S. forces were responsible for an apparent strike on an Iranian girls' school that killed scores of children on Saturday but have not yet reached a final conclusion or completed their investigation, two U.S. officials told Reuters.
I guess it will be used as an angle to attack Hegseth in an attempt to remove him.None of the previous wars had all their leadership (including ayatollah) and command chains decimated, eradicated together with launchers for missiles + bombings of all the military infrastructure. Iran-Iraq war, for example, similar to Ukraine-Russia war. Though in case of Iran-Iraq, at least the iranian side wanted to get rid of the revolutionaires post 1979.
What are you trying to discuss? It's always this guy vs that guy, my team vs your team, etc. etc..
Yet it went down the rabbit hole of "yes men" and his psychological and emotional makeup.
Yet it went down the rabbit hole of "yes men" and his psychological and emotional makeup.
I called them all out, and you respond with "whataboutism" but "i'm the partisan one"
You're not fooling anyone.
Article: Iran is prepared for a possible ground invasion by U.S. troops, the country's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Thursday, as the war launched by the U.S. and Israel continues to escalate.
Araghchi told NBC News that Iran is ready to counter American forces after U.S. President Donald Trump refused to rule out the possibility of boots on the ground earlier this week.
"We are waiting for them," Araghchi said. "Because we are confident that we can confront them, and that would be a big disaster for them."
The U.S. and Israel jointly attacked Iran over the weekend, reportedly killing more than 1,000 civilians in bombings that appear to have also hit several schools. Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei as well as dozens of Iranian officials were killed in the attacks. The military campaign, which is ongoing, prompted a wave of retaliatory strikes from Iran across the Middle East, reportedly hitting both U.S. military bases and civilian sites in Gulf states, killing dozens of people, including six U.S. service members.
The Trump Administration has signaled that the military campaign is likely to be more expansive than initially laid out. Trump told the Daily Mail on Sunday that the campaign could last around four weeks, even as the war appears to be unpopular with most Americans and as foreign citizens stranded in the Middle East scramble to leave the region. And U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said during a Thursday briefing that "the amount of firepower over Iran and over Tehran is about to surge dramatically."
Araghchi also said that Iran has not asked for a cease-fire and is not interested in negotiating with the U.S., contradicting Trump's claims that Iranian leaders "want to talk." Iran's top security official Ali Larijani earlier this week posted on X: "We will not negotiate with the United States."
"We didn't ask for a cease-fire even last time," Araghchi said, referring to the 12-day war between Israel and Iran last June that was ended by a Trump-announced cease-fire. "It was Israel who asked for a cease-fire. They asked for an unconditional cease-fire after 12 days that we resisted against their aggression."
Iran's hardened position also reflects the fact that nuclear negotiations had in February been renewed—after previously being disrupted by last June's conflict, which included the bombing of Iranian nuclear facilities—and were ongoing prior to the U.S. and Israel's attack.
"The fact is that we don't have any positive experience of negotiating with the United States. You know, especially with this administration. We negotiated twice last year and this year, and then in the middle of negotiations, they attacked us," Araghchi said. "So we see no reason why we should engage once again with those who have, who are not honest in negotiation, and they don't and do not enter into negotiation in good faith."
Yet it went down the rabbit hole of "yes men" and his psychological and emotional makeup.
I called them all out, and you respond with "whataboutism" but "i'm the partisan one"
You're not fooling anyone.
All good, we're still bros.
Jesus Christ this is the most hypocritical post I've ever read on the internet.
I'm sure it is.
