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Anonymous
Israel's religion is entirely irrelevant. Its actions are not. |
Anonymous
You have got to be kidding. You want to support an Islamist republic that killed 30,000 of its own people? They are our enemy. Israel is our ally. You really ought to say what you mean— you don’t like Jews. It is so patently obvious when you post your posts. I can tell it is you every single time. You have an ax to grind and it is an anti-Jewish ax. |
Anonymous
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Start digging that ditch. Make it deep and dump all the Israeli fascist leaders in. Then maybe the world will start to forgive the rest of the Israel jew population. Or else they can keep dancing in their ratholes for the next 20 years.
10 million vs 400 million. Those are just the Arabs. Add in another 100 million Iranians. And 90 million Turks. Do the math. Did Israel miscalculate in launching the war on Iran? https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2026/3/30/did-israel-miscalculate-in-launching-the-war-on-iran In recent days, alongside continued claims of successes in this war, a new tone is emerging in Israel’s media, piercing the Israeli sense of invincibility — the first hints of a narrative of defeat. Writing in Israel’s Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper on March 25, Yossi Yehoshua detailed tensions between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Mossad chief David Barnea regarding the failure of plans to collapse the Iranian regime. Three days earlier, The New York Times had reported that in January, Barnea presented US officials with a plan to induce a successful insurrection after regime decapitation was carried out. The Mossad chief would not have taken such messages to Washington without the approval of his prime minister. The sense of crisis became more palpable when Israeli army chief Eyal Zamir warned the security cabinet that the military could “collapse in on itself”, particularly due to manpower shortages. When the political and security echelons begin playing the blame game in the midst of a war, it is never a good sign. This is not where Israel anticipated the conversation would be one month after launching a joint attack with the United States against Iran. The economy has had to significantly hunker down; schools and most businesses have been closed, despite efforts on a number of occasions to reopen. Israel is certainly shaken, but it is not collapsing. Simultaneously, among the public, the war remains very popular. The so-called Zionist opposition competes with the government in their enthusiasm for war and the extremity of measures being advocated. |
Anonymous
Again— just say what you mean. Utter the words. |
Anonymous
Iran is not the enemy of America. But America is the enemy of Iran. Just like with Cuba, Venezuela, the rest of the world. You're stupid if you think that these countries have a problem with the US. They do have problems with Israel and MNC, both of which are parasites, leeches, and have no obligation by the US to protect when they break local and international laws. |
Anonymous
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Operation Epic Failure
Now everyone is running away from us as fast as they can. Amazing actually how quickly Trump destroyed American standing. Just obliterated it in 15 months. |
Anonymous
to be fair, it was what he promised to his benefactors. I am frankly shocked that this wasn't all in the first term, because it was certainly what I was expecting. |
Anonymous
Iran is our enemy. Are you kidding? They have tried to assasinate our leaders for years. They blew up a house in my old neighborhood back in the 70’s. If you think Iran is our friend I have a bridge to sell you. Israel is our friend. You don’t like that fact because Israel is a Jewish country. Do you think Iran has treated Lebanon and Syria well over the last 30 years? |
Anonymous
I said it, though I know it's inconvenient to the narrative you're desperately grasping onto. I don't care if Israel is atheist, Catholic, Jewish, etc. Their government is bad for the US and bad for the region. |
Anonymous
PP here. TBH I expected inane tweets, lots of gold leaf and taking credit for Biden’s economy. |
Anonymous
| Got the date wrong they blew the house up in the 80’s after the revolution. |
Anonymous
It genuinely seems you have a reading comprehension problem. |
Anonymous
NP. Tell us the country that kills as many innocents as Israel that we (through our government) support a quarter as much. I’ll wait. The truth is that only Israel’s supporters care that Israel emphasizes its Jewish associations. And those supporters allow it to do awful things and endlessly support it in spite of those awful things because the supporters are themselves Jewish supremacists. |
Anonymous
And they play the same disingenuous game as what the PP is playing at. Any criticism of Israel's actions gets shouted down as antisemitic. But they overplayed their hand this time and are getting called out on it. |
Anonymous
Here. Let me help you out. The Iranian government is awful. It is full of religious wingnuts that are not acting in the best interest of its people or anyone else. So is Israel. Its government is awful. It is full of religious wingnuts that are not acting in the best interest of its people or anyone else. The problem for the US is that we are materially supporting Israel. With our money, and our kids' lives. At the expense of our own country, and the betterment of the lives of our own people. Leave the Middle East alone. Let them figure out their own shit. |