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Posted: 4/12/2024 5:36:10 PM EDT
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Is this officially becoming a safe thread?
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The other Simpson option... One that Israel has used before I think
I Didn't Do It, Nobody Saw Me Do It, There's No Way You Can Prove Anything! |
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Originally Posted By livfreely: Hopefully Israel will keep this a close secret and not inform the US about their plans. I guarantee this administration would be telling Iran exactly what Israel has planned for their retaliatory strike View Quote Israel should use that to their advantage. Would also spoil the relationship with Iran and Barry's team |
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What could it be? Wrong answers only |
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He'll see everything. He'll see the big board!
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Originally Posted By thesilvercord:
What could it be? Wrong answers only View Quote |
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Originally Posted By thesilvercord:
What could it be? Wrong answers only View Quote Potato 🥔 gun |
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When You've Lost ALL Credibility.... |
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There is No Teacher But the Enemy |
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Originally Posted By thesilvercord: What could it be? Wrong answers only View Quote Arabian wolves Link to article A 9-year-old girl who was camping with her family in the Negev in southern Israel was dragged out of her tent by a wolf overnight on Friday, The attack began when the wolf tore open the tent, bit the girl and then pulled her outside while she was still sleeping, according to the girl’s father, Arnon. “We woke up to her screaming....the wolf grabbed her by the head and dragged her for about 15 meters.” [Her father] said the wolf continued to prowl between tents at the campground after the attack. |
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"A dying culture invariably exhibits personal rudeness. Bad manners. Lack of consideration for others in minor matters. A loss of politeness, of gentle manners, is more significant than is a riot."
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Originally Posted By thesilvercord:
What could it be? Wrong answers only View Quote One of those shit in a box pranks? |
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Originally Posted By thesilvercord:
What could it be? Wrong answers only View Quote |
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Originally Posted By Mountaineer82: Would like Israel to catch them with their pants down. Everyone is looking to the sky for an attack…I think it’s time for some simultaneous air and ground attacks in Tehran. View Quote Uh, how would Israel get ground forces to Iran? How would they keep them supplied? Israel doesn't possess any sort of amphibious capability, they won't be invading from the gulf. Lots of Arab countries hate Iran, and would maybe allow Israel to fly over, or possibly even stage aircraft out in the middle of nowhere in their territory. No one would allow Israeli troops to cross in order to invade Iran. |
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A true Texan would never leave his friends behind!
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Time keeps marching on.
I don't think Israel is going to do jack shit. |
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Mach
Nobody is coming to save us. . |
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Saint Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle we humbly pray.
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Originally Posted By BM1455:
View Quote I'm sure they're moving all their shit next to schools, hospitals, and mosques just like their proxies do for maximum propaganda. |
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Everything posted above is factual. Maybe.
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Originally Posted By Cypher214: I'm sure they're moving all their shit next to schools, hospitals, and mosques just like their proxies do for maximum propaganda. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By BM1455:
I'm sure they're moving all their shit next to schools, hospitals, and mosques just like their proxies do for maximum propaganda. It won't matter ... Israel won't be after their systems ... if Syria and Lebanon can't engage IDF F35 planes running deep strikes into their territory ... Iran won't be able to do it either ... IDF will go after their highest valued prized targets: nuke plants and their military industry complex ... once again ... Russian/Chinese military based tech will get embarrassed on the world stage ... plus I wouldn't be surprised if the Saudis and Jordanians don't join the IDF's efforts to go bingo on Iran ... |
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Originally Posted By thehun06: It won't matter ... Israel won't be after their systems ... if Syria and Lebanon can't engage IDF F35 planes running deep strikes into their territory ... Iran won't be able to do it either ... IDF will go after their highest valued prized targets: nuke plants and their military industry complex ... once again ... Russian/Chinese military based tech will get embarrassed on the world stage ... plus I wouldn't be surprised if the Saudis and Jordanians don't join the IDF's efforts to go bingo on Iran ... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By thehun06: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By BM1455:
I'm sure they're moving all their shit next to schools, hospitals, and mosques just like their proxies do for maximum propaganda. It won't matter ... Israel won't be after their systems ... if Syria and Lebanon can't engage IDF F35 planes running deep strikes into their territory ... Iran won't be able to do it either ... IDF will go after their highest valued prized targets: nuke plants and their military industry complex ... once again ... Russian/Chinese military based tech will get embarrassed on the world stage ... plus I wouldn't be surprised if the Saudis and Jordanians don't join the IDF's efforts to go bingo on Iran ... Somehow I don't thin Israel will strike at nuke plants mainly because they don't want to be the reason for the release of radioactive material. They may set about to close the entrances to the places where they think the Iranians are working on nuclear weapons. They don't have to destroy them, just seal them off. Problem solves itself. Military weapons production plants would certainly be a target as would military comms. They might choose to strike ports and oil/gas production facilities to start cutting off their money supply (except for what Xiden supplies them) |
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Not sure if this has been posted previously but thought it was an interesting video and would like to hear what others think of it.
I’m inclined to agree with the author of the video and it probably won’t come as a surprise to many on this forum. TLDW - the Iranian strike was kinetic diplomacy and countries have used this form of diplomacy for some time. I think this has been alluded to in many threads in the past but without a name. Why Iran's attack on Israel was simple 'Kinetic Diplomacy' |
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Originally Posted By planemaker: Somehow I don't thin Israel will strike at nuke plants mainly because they don't want to be the reason for the release of radioactive material. They may set about to close the entrances to the places where they think the Iranians are working on nuclear weapons. They don't have to destroy them, just seal them off. Problem solves itself. Military weapons production plants would certainly be a target as would military comms. They might choose to strike ports and oil/gas production facilities to start cutting off their money supply (except for what Xiden supplies them) View Quote Find the air shafts, then do similar to what people are talking about in the groundhog thread. Only with a suitable binary agent that can get through any filters. |
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Originally Posted By Mach: Time keeps marching on. I don't think Israel is going to do jack shit. View Quote I just don't think they'll be able to do anything more than a few symbolic strikes in order to not give Iran an excuse to escalate and to placate the Biden Administration. |
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Originally Posted By chaas67: Not sure if this has been posted previously but thought it was an interesting video and would like to hear what others think of it. I’m inclined to agree with the author of the video and it probably won’t come as a surprise to many on this forum. TLDW - the Iranian strike was kinetic diplomacy and countries have used this form of diplomacy for some time. I think this has been alluded to in many threads in the past but without a name. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CxtlQBNIUZw View Quote "Kinetic Diplomacy" What a crock of woke bullshit. I'm sure our guys who were killed and injured in IED and rocket attacks in Iraq would appreciate that. Iran deserves our wrath and whatever they've got coming to them. |
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"If ever a time should come, when vain and aspiring men shall possess the highest seats in Government, our country will stand in need of its experienced patriots to prevent its ruin." - Samuel Adams
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Originally Posted By Texaspyro21: One that works? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Texaspyro21: Originally Posted By thesilvercord:
What could it be? Wrong answers only Sound military strategy? |
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I know I'll never go home.
So set fire to your ships, and past regrets, and be free. |
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Originally Posted By thesilvercord:
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There will be a strike inside Iran. Israel does not have a choice and has likely been salivating for a few days over this opportunity.
It may be precise and limited, but the Hebrew nation will strike fairly soon. |
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Originally Posted By thesilvercord:
View Quote Almost as if they know what is going to happen. It’s all kabuki theater being orchestrated by world leaders but the innocent people on the ground pay the price. |
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Originally Posted By GarandM1: Well there it is, basically what I said just a few posts earlier. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By GarandM1: Originally Posted By thesilvercord:
To be fair, everyone has been saying it for months. |
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Call sign "Notorious"
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Originally Posted By thesilvercord:
View Quote Good move by Iran to minimize any Israeli strike. Iran's strategy is the same they shared with the Houthis against NATO/USN. Cheap drones that can be shot down with expensive missiles. While I don't know the actual figures, consider $10k on a drone v. $1 missile. Pretty soon the guy shooting missiles runs out of $$$ and can't make replacements fast enough. After the expensive missiles are exhausted and can't be replaced, then hyper-sonic missiles can be launched and unlike the drones, they won't be stopped (unless Israel has DER). If Iran really wanted to set the Israelis back, kill those red heifers. No heifer, no sacrifice, no demolition of the Rock of the Golden Dome & no WW III. Pray for peace. Humanity doesn't need WW III. |
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The beat goes on.
It seems that the Israeli airstrike in the district of Tyre in Lebanon targeted a very prominent leader in Hezbollah militias. Some reports mentioned his name ( Abu Jaafar Baz). Israel is infiltrating within the ranks of Hezbollah, the #IRGC militias, and all militias in the region. Look at the daily scale of assassinations and the wide range of targets that Israel possesses. View Quote Related? Who knows.
Video purported to be from Iran showing a person burning a picture of the IRGC officers killed recently. Caption on picture/paper is in English, so this was obviously intended for a Western audience.
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"A dying culture invariably exhibits personal rudeness. Bad manners. Lack of consideration for others in minor matters. A loss of politeness, of gentle manners, is more significant than is a riot."
Robert A. Heinlein, Friday |
Originally Posted By Mach: Time keeps marching on. I don't think Israel is going to do jack shit. View Quote Why attack when it is expected? I'd wait a few days, then launch tankers, followed by attack aircraft, then bring them back. Repeat as necessary to wear down Iranian defenses. Then, let the dogs loose. |
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Originally Posted By Riter: Good move by Iran to minimize any Israeli strike. Iran's strategy is the same they shared with the Houthis against NATO/USN. Cheap drones that can be shot down with expensive missiles. While I don't know the actual figures, consider $10k on a drone v. $1 missile. Pretty soon the guy shooting missiles runs out of $$$ and can't make replacements fast enough. After the expensive missiles are exhausted and can't be replaced, then hyper-sonic missiles can be launched and unlike the drones, they won't be stopped (unless Israel has DER). If Iran really wanted to set the Israelis back, kill those red heifers. No heifer, no sacrifice, no demolition of the Rock of the Golden Dome & no WW III. Pray for peace. Humanity doesn't need WW III. View Quote You can pray but the red heifers aren't going away. A new temple is coming and we're all going to get a front row seat to the greatest spectacle mankind has ever witnessed. How long that takes to play out, who knows. |
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Originally Posted By thehun06: It won't matter ... Israel won't be after their systems ... if Syria and Lebanon can't engage IDF F35 planes running deep strikes into their territory ... Iran won't be able to do it either ... IDF will go after their highest valued prized targets: nuke plants and their military industry complex ... once again ... Russian/Chinese military based tech will get embarrassed on the world stage ... plus I wouldn't be surprised if the Saudis and Jordanians don't join the IDF's efforts to go bingo on Iran ... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By thehun06: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By BM1455:
I'm sure they're moving all their shit next to schools, hospitals, and mosques just like their proxies do for maximum propaganda. It won't matter ... Israel won't be after their systems ... if Syria and Lebanon can't engage IDF F35 planes running deep strikes into their territory ... Iran won't be able to do it either ... IDF will go after their highest valued prized targets: nuke plants and their military industry complex ... once again ... Russian/Chinese military based tech will get embarrassed on the world stage ... plus I wouldn't be surprised if the Saudis and Jordanians don't join the IDF's efforts to go bingo on Iran ... Saudi Arabia and Iran are becoming fast friends. |
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Originally Posted By Riter: Good move by Iran to minimize any Israeli strike. Iran's strategy is the same they shared with the Houthis against NATO/USN. Cheap drones that can be shot down with expensive missiles. While I don't know the actual figures, consider $10k on a drone v. $1 missile. Pretty soon the guy shooting missiles runs out of $$$ and can't make replacements fast enough. After the expensive missiles are exhausted and can't be replaced, then hyper-sonic missiles can be launched and unlike the drones, they won't be stopped (unless Israel has DER). If Iran really wanted to set the Israelis back, kill those red heifers. No heifer, no sacrifice, no demolition of the Rock of the Golden Dome & no WW III. Pray for peace. Humanity doesn't need WW III. View Quote Everybody harps on the economics of the drone strategy, but like everything, that is a quickly changing. |
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Don't you tell me about galaxies! I walk them in the timeline.
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Originally Posted By Drakich: Saudi Arabia and Iran are becoming fast friends. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Drakich: Originally Posted By thehun06: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By BM1455:
I'm sure they're moving all their shit next to schools, hospitals, and mosques just like their proxies do for maximum propaganda. It won't matter ... Israel won't be after their systems ... if Syria and Lebanon can't engage IDF F35 planes running deep strikes into their territory ... Iran won't be able to do it either ... IDF will go after their highest valued prized targets: nuke plants and their military industry complex ... once again ... Russian/Chinese military based tech will get embarrassed on the world stage ... plus I wouldn't be surprised if the Saudis and Jordanians don't join the IDF's efforts to go bingo on Iran ... Saudi Arabia and Iran are becoming fast friends. Is that in a fan fiction or an alternate reality? |
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Don't you tell me about galaxies! I walk them in the timeline.
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Originally Posted By Wack-A-Mole: Why attack when it is expected? I'd wait a few days, then launch tankers, followed by attack aircraft, then bring them back. Repeat as necessary to wear down Iranian defenses. Then, let the dogs loose. View Quote That's putting a lot of hours on airframes to not do anything. |
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Originally Posted By thesilvercord:
What could it be? Wrong answers only View Quote The Comfy CHAIR! |
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Nothing was supposed to happen this way, Doc.
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Originally Posted By fike:Is that in a fan fiction or an alternate reality? View Quote QFT. Talking to each other and reopening embassies does not equal becoming friends. Saudi Arabia was an obsession of Khomeini's long before he came to power in Iran. Since 1979, Iranians sponsored groups have rioted in Mecca--at least 400 dead, killed Saudis and Americans in terror attacks inside the kingdom, sponsored Shia militant groups in Saudi Arabia and allies like Bahrain, and attacked Saudi oil infrastructure and cities. Iranian clerics see Saudi guardianship of Mecca and Medina as disgraceful. For their part, Saudi financed pamphlets condemning the Shia sect have caused violent attacks throughout the Muslim world, causing at least 4K dead in Pakistan alone. They also provide facilities used by us, The Great Satan, to project power in the Greater Middle East. This history did not disappear in 2023. |
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"A dying culture invariably exhibits personal rudeness. Bad manners. Lack of consideration for others in minor matters. A loss of politeness, of gentle manners, is more significant than is a riot."
Robert A. Heinlein, Friday |
Originally Posted By Eight_Ring: The Comfy CHAIR! View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Eight_Ring: Originally Posted By thesilvercord:
What could it be? Wrong answers only The Comfy CHAIR! I’m going with flying pigs! 😁 |
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Originally Posted By chaas67: Not sure if this has been posted previously but thought it was an interesting video and would like to hear what others think of it. I’m inclined to agree with the author of the video and it probably won’t come as a surprise to many on this forum. TLDW - the Iranian strike was kinetic diplomacy and countries have used this form of diplomacy for some time. I think this has been alluded to in many threads in the past but without a name. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CxtlQBNIUZw View Quote Not as good of a term as "kinetic transfer" but still decent. |
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