War with Iran

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Anonymous wrote:JUST IN: 🇺🇦 President Zelensky says Ukraine is willing to provide drone support in the Middle East in exchange for money and technology.

If you did not believe it before believe it now, war is profitable and marketable

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Anonymous wrote:More evacuation to Germany.

March 12, 2026 Flight: A U.S. military plane transported approximately 19 injured service members from Saudi Arabia to a base in Germany. The flight originated at Prince Sultan Air Base, stopped in Oman, and landed near a military hospital, likely Landstuhl Regional Medical Center (LRMC).

I said earlier in this thread that the US military hospital in Germany was kicking women out of L&D to prepare for the influx of injured soldiers and was called a liar. I did not bother to respond to that poster because time would tell. There are a lot more injuries than are being reported and the accurate death count is off. For instance, heart attacks are not included in the death counts.

Yes there is a poster or two who are pretty far down the rabbit hole. I have heard the air tanker was shot down over Iraq with another damaged. Maybe a stringer or some other weapon. The airbases and US navy port facilities have been crushed. US air defense capabilities are nonexistent at a number of gulf bases.

The oil markets have moved from speculators to physical shortages. This means oil prices are about to hit panic mode. Three weeks without 10 million barrels a day is unsustainable. The money is about to bomb the sh#t out of the world economy. Adjust your portfolios.

Trump needs to declare a national emergency and nationalize American oil and gas fields. Companies should not be profiting off this.

But of course this won't happen.

[Anonymous]

Trump Has No Plans to End the Iran War
Wall Street Journal: “Trump has said repeatedly that the war might end soon and he has already claimed victory. He is facing pressure from outside advisers to end the conflict quickly, as well as concerns from fellow Republicans facing a tough midterm election climate. Gulf allies have also expressed their frustration with Washington as Iran has attacked oil refineries, hotels and other civilian targets, piercing the narrative that Gulf nations are safe places for business within a turbulent region.”

“But Trump is ‘dug in,’ a senior White House official said, adding the timeline being considered remains four to six weeks.”

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Watching Face the Nation right now.

Oof.

The Iranian rhetoric is…wowza.

Their foreign minister said Trump attacked Iran “just for fun.”

Referring to Iranian drone attacks on neighboring countries hitting civilian targets (plants, hotels, etc.), lying about only hitting American assets.

Iran’s foreign minister when asked about safe passage of vessels through strait of Hormuz (when asked about talks with France and Italy), he said they haven’t closed the passage and wouldn’t confirm talks.

Re: uranium enriched assets - he said they are under the rubble. Said there’s no program/plan to recover them.

Re: prior negotiations with US and giving up diluted enriched material to prove good will - He said there’s nothing on the table now—depends on the future.

Re: 4 Americans being held by Iran - He said if their prisons aren’t attacked, “then he guesses” they are safe.

When asked why he has internet access but the people don’t, he said it’s because he’s the voice of the country and others can’t have access because of the war and the safety risk.

[Anonymous]

Hassett said $12B has been spent so far on the three-week war (just now on Face the Nation).

[Anonymous]

What’s wrong with Mark Warner’s voice? He’s on Face the Nation. Is he sick? Something else? RFK jr vibes.

Not sure why he’s on the show. He hasn’t had any security briefings and can’t answer the softball questions.

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Anonymous wrote:Hassett said $12B has been spent so far on the three-week war (just now on Face the Nation).

Translation: "Everything I say has always been a lie. It's WAY more."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What’s wrong with Mark Warner’s voice? He’s on Face the Nation. Is he sick? Something else? RFK jr vibes.

Not sure why he’s on the show. He hasn’t had any security briefings and can’t answer the softball questions.

He has to earn the $5M AIPAC bribes but it's hard to answer questions when you have to constantly make up half the answers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hassett said $12B has been spent so far on the three-week war (just now on Face the Nation).

12 billion sounds incredibly conservative. And there is no end of this war in sight so expect our taxes to continue funding this foolish endeavor on behalf of Israel for weeks or months to come.

[Anonymous]

At this point there should be a separate thread for destruction in Israel.


Iran hits cities across Israel with new missiles: ‘One of the fiercest days’
https://aje.news/qapa08?update=4401301

Another wave of Iranian missile strikes. The attacks hit several locations, including the city of Tel Aviv. Despite all the talk of Iran’s military capabilities being destroyed, we are still seeing strikes coming from Iran into Israel, including [with] what appear to be new types of munitions.

Sources in Israel have told me they counted 10 separate volleys of Iranian missiles from the morning until midday. This is one of the fiercest days of the confrontation since the US and Israel launched the war on Iran, and we are seeing different kinds of missiles coming from Iran.

[Anonymous]

I guess the Israelis now know that their Iron Dome was bullshit. Maybe we're going to see a trickle of actual news out of Israel now.


Israeli mayors refuse return to normalcy during war
https://aje.news/qapa08?update=4401264

The Israeli army has been trying to ease restrictions on public gatherings. In a nutshell, the mayors of many municipalities are telling the Israeli Home Front Command, which advises the country during the war, … “Good luck.”

“We’re not going to obey these instructions even if you communicate them. We don’t think it’s safe yet for schools to reopen. We don’t feel it’s safe for 100 people to gather at any one time even if there’s a shelter nearby.”

And the reason is these [air raid] sirens keep going off, these missiles keep reaching Israeli cities.

[Anonymous]

One family of a killed-in-action serviceman speaks out.

[/twitter]https://x.com/edkrassen/status/2033189324770975888?s=46[twitter]

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One family of a killed in action serviceman speaks out.

[Anonymous]

Arab leaders are the dumbest people alive.
Even more so than the Israelis. It's past time to choose a side. I'm sure their citizens are eagerly waiting.


After Iran’s salvo hit their skylines, will Gulf states enter the war?
https://www.aljazeera.com/features/2026/3/2/after-irans-salvo-hit-their-skylines-will-the-gulf-states-enter-the-war

When Iranian missiles slammed into Gulf capitals and cities over the weekend, they shattered more than glass and concrete – they also were a blow to the Gulf states’ carefully cultivated image as oases of stability, insulated from the crises and conflicts in the rest of the Middle East.

Now, countries in the region face what analysts describe as an impossible choice: strike back and risk being seen as fighting alongside Israel, or remain passive while their cities burn.

Yet even as smoke rose over their skylines, a chorus of regional voices urged restraint – warning that the Gulf states must not be pulled into a war they never wanted and do not consider their own.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:One family of a killed in action serviceman speaks out.

Blessed are the peacemakers.

A foreign language for "Christian" zionists.