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Phazer said:
He's still "screaming from the roof tops": It's the Jooz! They're everywhere! They run everything! The Islamists are right...Stop the Jooz!!!!!!!


He's a damn characrture of his former self. He got some nice paychecks from Russia and Qatar. He produced some master class propaganda for them. Now he performs at their pleasure.
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Characrture? I don't think so....More like the Bolsheviks are here and shoving it in your face??

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Vicarious said:
As another might have said, we live in luxury due to the Petro-Dollar. That goes away and Americans are in for a rude awakening..
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It will take about 12 years of uninterrupted socialist/ democrat /RINO rule for that to happen. Hopefully Americans are not that dumb, or the left isn’t that good at cheating.

the good thing about RINOs is they have no spine and when called out they either retire or straighten up for the most part.
 
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President made contradictory comment to reporters on Air Force One after pleading with allies to help US secure strait of Hormuz

Donald Trump drew a backlash on Sunday for suggesting US efforts to protect the strait of Hormuz were unnecessary – and that “maybe we shouldn’t even be there at all” because his country has plenty of oil of its own.

The president made the contradictory comment to reporters on Air Force One after pleading with European and Nato allies to enter the war against Iran to help the US secure the strait amid the largest oil supply disruption in history.

“Really, I’m demanding that these countries come in and protect their own territory – because it is their territory,” he said.

“They should come and they should help us protect it. You could make the case that maybe we shouldn’t even be there at all, because we don’t need it. We have a lot of oil. We’re the number one producer anywhere in the world times two.”

[link to www.theguardian.com (secure)]

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United States officials speaking to the Washington Post on March 10 confirmed that the U.S. Army has begun moving parts of its THAAD anti-missile system from South Korea to the Middle East, a week after South Korean sources first reported that a withdrawal of components of THAAD systems, and possibly full systems, was under consideration. This follows confirmation from South Korean government sources on March 9 that U.S. Army MIM-104 Patriot long range air defence systems have also been prepared for redeployment from South Korea to the Middle East, and that heavy U.S. aircraft transport planes, likely C-17s, have flown to Osan Air Force Base to move them. The U.S. Army had previously redeployed two Patriot systems and approximately 500 personnel from South Korea to the Middle East between March and October 2025, which reinforced defences at Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar. These systems were then relied on to blunt Iranian strikes on the facility on June 23, albeit with less success than the U.S. Armed Forces initially claimed.

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holdover said:
United States officials speaking to the Washington Post on March 10 confirmed that the U.S. Army has begun moving parts of its THAAD anti-missile system from South Korea to the Middle East, a week after South Korean sources first reported that a withdrawal of components of THAAD systems, and possibly full systems, was under consideration. This follows confirmation from South Korean government sources on March 9 that U.S. Army MIM-104 Patriot long range air defence systems have also been prepared for redeployment from South Korea to the Middle East, and that heavy U.S. aircraft transport planes, likely C-17s, have flown to Osan Air Force Base to move them. The U.S. Army had previously redeployed two Patriot systems and approximately 500 personnel from South Korea to the Middle East between March and October 2025, which reinforced defences at Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar. These systems were then relied on to blunt Iranian strikes on the facility on June 23, albeit with less success than the U.S. Armed Forces initially claimed.

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holdover said:
President made contradictory comment to reporters on Air Force One after pleading with allies to help US secure strait of Hormuz

Donald Trump drew a backlash on Sunday for suggesting US efforts to protect the strait of Hormuz were unnecessary – and that “maybe we shouldn’t even be there at all” because his country has plenty of oil of its own.

The president made the contradictory comment to reporters on Air Force One after pleading with European and Nato allies to enter the war against Iran to help the US secure the strait amid the largest oil supply disruption in history.

“Really, I’m demanding that these countries come in and protect their own territory – because it is their territory,” he said.

“They should come and they should help us protect it. You could make the case that maybe we shouldn’t even be there at all, because we don’t need it. We have a lot of oil. We’re the number one producer anywhere in the world times two.”

[link to www.theguardian.com (secure)]

WOW.
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That sounds like punting the petro dollar.
 
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I think the other Western European countries are probably pretty happy Iran is having their capabilities degraded, but they themselves are too afraid to do anything because they've essentially allowed a non uniformed army into their territories and I think they are deathly afraid of internal revolt from 20% of their population if they go against Iran. That's going to become a huge problem.



I really have doubts about where this conflict ends up and what the long term implications are.
 
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Drinkthekoolaid said:
I think the other Western European countries are probably pretty happy Iran is having their capabilities degraded, but they themselves are too afraid to do anything because they've essentially allowed a non uniformed army into their territories and I think they are deathly afraid of internal revolt from 20% of their population if they go against Iran. That's going to become a huge problem.



I really have doubts about where this conflict ends up and what the long term implications are.
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Hell, in a not too distant future Tehran could be a more civilized place to live than the non assimilating hellholes like London, Paris, Minneapolis, Antwerp, Manchester, Dearborn, Astoria Queens (Al Astoria), Bay Ridge Brooklyn (Little Palestine), South Paterson (Little Istanbul), Josephine (DFW), Houston Urban Area, Bronx (Little Lebanon), etc
 
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God bless America. God bless President Trump for finally doing the needful.
The Orange Man Good is all about America first. It's been a long time, and it's finally the time.

This is only the beginning; there's more time to go. After Iran is neutralized, there will be even more dominoes to fall. The religious zealot terrorists and the tyrannical commies are going to keep getting their shit pushed in until President Trump's very last day as our President.

MAGA! :flag:
 
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