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Comments: Zinsky jAn, I am not sure what you are asking. Why we revolted in '79 or why are we not going back to '79 now.
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Comments: JUST IN: IRGC struck 2 oil tankers overnight, with one targeted near Saudi Arabia and another near Oman. One of the tankers was a supertanker carrying around 2 million barrels of crude oil. The other vessel was struck near Saudi Arabia, outside the Strait of Hormuz.
Comments: Mike Rogers’ campaign spokesperson, Abigail Ronson, is a registered Israeli foreign agent, per reporting by DropSite News.
Comments: Hailey, the democratic primary candidate has now endorsed the AIPAC republican candidate rather than Democratic candidate El Sayed.
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Comments: In that same video, Ted Postal also talks about how easy it is to find out if a country has a nuclear bomb if the inspectors are allowed to be onsite. He also talks about how Condoleezza Rice lied about Saddam Housain having a nuclear bomb.
Comments: Ted Postal indirectly offered to build a nuclear bomb. He said, he unfortunately does not have the political flexibility. Here is the video. It is one of those that does not come up if you search for his name. So, they are working hard to keep it away. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zz6gGA63Kcw 📷 As close as he can get to produce an instruction manual without getting in trouble! But this is totally unnecessary. We are talking about an 80 year old technology. Iran is not an arab state. They already know how to do this. The only reason they do not have a nuclear bomb is because they do not want one. ![[D3Dyn6J]](https://i.imgur.com/D3Dyn6J.jpeg)
Comments: Something is wrong with Saudi Arabia's money https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2quwXS292M
Comments: Shahryar, I tend to agree with Mersheimer. I think a lot of people are just playing the hype right now.
Comments: That was funny Reza. ![[biggrin]](https://cdn.websitetoolbox.com/images/boards/smilies/biggrin.gif "Big Grin - :D")
Comments: هالووین مبارک 😈😈👻👻👽👽 https://www.instagram.com/reel/DfKNC9SqZQk/
Comments: Attacks against Iran are reportedly expected to restart following the November midterm election, with fresh attacks scheduled the next day, according to MS NOW, citing three senior Gulf Arab officials.
Comments: All nine people aboard business jet that crashed in Florida have died
Comments: “President Trump is deciding whether a resumption of strikes in Iran will finally deliver the victory he has already claimed he’s achieved. He also has two other questions to answer closer to home: Who gets the blame for a war his advisers assured him would end well before the midterms? And can he trust those same advisers when they tell him that the new plan will succeed where previous plans have failed?”
Comments: It doesn’t matter but … Israel's final election count has confirmed that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc has lost its parliamentary majority, but whether opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot can assemble a government to replace him remains an open question as negotiations begin behind closed doors. The completed count, published early Friday by Israel's Central Elections Committee, gave Netanyahu's bloc 53 seats in the 120-member Knesset, compared with 48 for Eisenkot's opposition alliance. The two predominantly Arab parties secured a historic 19 seats, placing them in a potentially decisive position. Netanyahu's Likud emerged as the largest individual party with 27 seats, followed by Eisenkot's Yashar with 21 and former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's Beyachad with 12. Final voter turnout reached 77.9%, according to the Central Elections Committee results. But the numbers leave neither major bloc with the 61 seats required for a majority, opening a complex political struggle involving potential partnerships with Arab parties, ultra-Orthodox lawmakers or a unity government bringing together longtime rivals. A source familiar with opposition discussions, who spoke to Fox News Digital on condition of anonymity, described the outcome as a "bitter stalemate," but not an impossible political situation. The source said opposition leaders are approaching coalition negotiations with patience and experience rather than treating the inconclusive results as a defeat, arguing that the next government could depend on their ability to forge partnerships that previously seemed unlikely.
Comments: News is all over the place regarding Iran. On one hand, we hear the negotiations are underway and very close to a deal. On the other hand, US and Israel are getting ready for another round of bombing this week! I don’t know how people back home deal with this.
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Comments: Check out this video and hear what John Mearsheimer says; he is incredible with his insight to matters of politics and war. Especially listen to the question asked of him by Glenn Diesen from minute-12: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQbiLOMDwB0
Comments: Gooz morning here is latest on the upcoming war BREAKING: The U.S. is now flooding Israel with aerial refueling tankers and military transport aircraft to support potential strikes against Iran, with at least 80 refueling tankers and 10 heavy transport aircraft reportedly arriving over the past 48 hours as Washington prepares for renewed military operations, per Israel’s Channel 14. Visuals from Ramon Airport show a heavy concentration of American KC-135 and KC-46 tankers. Separate reporting by Israel’s public broadcaster Kan confirmed that 10 U.S. transport aircraft landed at Ovda and Nevatim air bases, with some arriving from Fort Bliss, Texas, possibly carrying air-defense equipment. |
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