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Foreign Affairs › Re: America Surrenders: Marco Rubio Says ''Offensve Stage Of War With Iran Is OVER'' by 89green: 9:38am On May 07

Lordly13:
If that was true

1. Why is Iran parading for the Strait to be opened by the US Navy?

2. Why did Xi asked Trump to allow Chinese Ships to pass the Strait because of their trade agreement?

Forget all these fake news, Here is the real truth:

If Iran draft in their Document asking US to open the Strait (one)
And president Xi request from Trump to allow Chinese Ships (two)

From these two reasons, WHO DO YOU THINK CONTROLS THE STRAITS.

Like I said, forget all these fake news, always check from government officials, deals and documents

(Just like I was skeptical Ukraine was destroying Russia Refineries until Russia Minister reported it himself on 25 September 2025)
Always Compare with government first.

Sorry

Foreign Affairs › Re: America Surrenders: Marco Rubio Says ''Offensve Stage Of War With Iran Is OVER'' by 89green: 1:24pm On May 06

Lordly13:
Bro, the Strait is blocked by US Navy.

Even Iran confirmed it, check the deal they sent to Pakistan.

Iran was asking Trump to remove the blockage by the US Navy on the Strait of Homuz in the deal.

Strait is still under US Control.

For sure na cos its a violation of the ceasefire agreement, the Strait has solidly been under Iran's control despite the blockade. us knew that their project failure wasn't gonna be effective. A couple of Iran's ships have been passing through the strait and china as well.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Announces U.S. Will Suspend ‘project Freedom’ In The Strait Of Hormuz by 89green: 9:24am On May 06*

Baba don chicken out shap shap

I knew he was gonna chicken out, nato be laughing at him cos he thinks to open the Strait na by force.

Naaaa, not with the Iranians

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Backs Down Again.."We Are Not Looking For Fight" - Hegseth by 89green: 7:05am On May 06

Iran still dey on guard oo, they don't trust these guys at all

Foreign Affairs › Re: America Surrenders: Marco Rubio Says ''Offensve Stage Of War With Iran Is OVER'' by 89green: 7:04am On May 06

It's been said that the Strait can never be opened by use of force, you started a mumu war.....now their eye never clear

Iran wicked grin

Foreign Affairs › Re: US Suspends Freedom Of Navigation Project in the strait of hormuz by 89green: 7:02am On May 06

HacheNoire:
Like you don’t know how humans chicken out!

That phrase is called, “the chicken out” phrase

Were you expecting them to say they are no longer blocking it?

Common! You should know if you about that life!

I knew he was gonna chicken out, nato be laughing at him grin

he thinks to open the Strait na by force. Naaaa, not with the Iranians

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Violent Attack On Nun In Jerusalem by 89green: 4:35pm On May 04

Very bad, nothing will happen to that guy

My trxmp pple, how far

Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Launches Missiles At US Warship Attempting To Cross Hormuz: Report by 89green: 2:26pm On May 04

They only need to listen to simple instructions, us think say everything na by force

Why do you think nato are staying away

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Foreign Affairs › Re: We Didn’t Vote For This: Americans React As Fuel Prices Surge (Pics) by 89green: 2:21pm On May 04

KingRabota:
Hezbollah
Hamas
Houthi
Syrian terrorists

What are the functions of hezbollah, Hamas and Houthis if I may ask and which years were they created?

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Foreign Affairs › Re: We Didn’t Vote For This: Americans React As Fuel Prices Surge (Pics) by 89green: 1:21pm On May 04

Refinedbeing:
Maybe Lebanon, Syria, Yemen and co would be in a better position to explain.

Maybe ... sorry then

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Foreign Affairs › Re: We Didn’t Vote For This: Americans React As Fuel Prices Surge (Pics) by 89green: 12:50pm On May 04

Refinedbeing:
The war against Iran is necessary for the entire free world. As powerful as North Korea is with Nuclear weapon, they don’t go about arming non state actors in other countries. They suppress their own citizens and that’s it.

Which non state actors is Iran arming

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Foreign Affairs › Re: We Didn’t Vote For This: Americans React As Fuel Prices Surge (Pics) by 89green: 12:49pm On May 04

You will.pity Americans, na epstein class dey always rule them most year in year out

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Iranian Strikes Heavily Damage Majority Of US Military Bases In West Asia by 89green: 9:56pm On May 03

This is not news na, Iran open us yansh well well grin

Key Eras and Types of Sanctions (1979–2026)

1979–1980 (Hostage Crisis): Initial U.S. sanctions imposed following the taking of US diplomats hostage in Tehran, including the freezing of Iranian assets.

1984 (State Sponsor of Terrorism): The U.S. State Department designated Iran a state sponsor of terrorism, restricting U.S. foreign assistance and arms sales.

1995–1996 (Comprehensive Embargo): President Clinton signed executive orders banning almost all U.S. trade and investment with Iran, followed by the Iran-Libya Sanctions Act.2006–2015 (Nuclear Focus): The U.N. Security Council passed multiple resolutions (1696, 1737, 1747, 1803, 1929) imposing sanctions due to uranium enrichment, targeting the nuclear/missile industries and key officials.

2012–2015 (Banking/Oil): The US and EU heavily targeted Iran's banking sector and oil exports, banning oil purchases and disconnecting Iranian banks from global systems.2016–2017 (JCPOA Period): Certain sanctions were lifted under the 2015 nuclear deal (JCPOA), but non-nuclear sanctions remained.

2018–2021 (Trump Administration): The US withdrew from the JCPOA and re-imposed maximum pressure sanctions, targeting Iran’s central bank, shipping, and iron/steel sectors.

2022–2026 (Regional/Russia Focus): Sanctions were extended and added by the US and EU, focusing on Iran's drone and missile programs, support for proxies, human rights issues, and military cooperation with Russia

Imagine a country on saction for 47 years is treating us fxck up. Give Iranians a great applause. Their electricity is even one of the cheapest in the world

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Foreign Affairs › Re: The US Criticizes Zambia For Refusing Their $1Bn Deal by 89green: 5:37pm On May 03

Livegamesonly:
ZAMBIA IS NOT IRAN. IRAN HAS MILITARY, NOT SURE ZAMBIA HAS ANY REASONABLE MILITARY...

Let them develop themselves, Africa needs to continue standing up against these bullies

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Foreign Affairs › Re: The US Criticizes Zambia For Refusing Their $1Bn Deal by 89green: 4:50pm On May 03

Livegamesonly:
Then they should be ready for unrest in the parts of the country where the mineral resources is at. Thats the american way if you dont do their bidding, they start sponsoring terrorists or rebel groups who cause a long time unrest, DRC AND SUDAN IS A GOOD EXAMPLE I WILL ADVISE ZAMBIA TO BRING ANOTHER DEAL TO THE TABLE, OR BORROW SOME MONEY FROM CHINA OR EU, THEN THEY GIVE CONCESSIONS TO THE E.U OR CHINA FOR SOME PERIOD OF TIME. BOTH PARTY WINS AT THE END OF THE DAY

Not by force, I will say good one from Zambia. The days of causing unrest are numbered. The war with Iran don open US yansh

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Foreign Affairs › Re: The US Criticizes Zambia For Refusing Their $1Bn Deal by 89green: 4:46pm On May 03

Very good 👍

Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Declares Iran War Over! by 89green: 7:05pm On May 02

Lordly13:
Tell me how Iran plans to chase their nuclear ambition?

80 Oil industries destroyed,
105k buildings destroyed
150 naval ships destroyed
Steel companies destroyed
Chemical companies destroyed
Economy totally crippled.

Strait of Homuz Blockage by US Navy causing Iran 500million dollars every day

So, tell me how they can achieve a nuclear weapon (that causes billions). That was Trump's Plan
They may be able in 30 to 50 years.

Even at that Israel is already prepared "Nuclearlly"
And USA already has 5,000 nuclear war heads. It's a losing war for Iran.

so you think it's about nuclear grin

.....it's about the oil bro. Why do you think Trxmp is not happy that their mumu uprising was a failure.

As for nuclear, Iran will definitely go ahead with that despite the losses. But m happy they dealt a big blow to the us israel. Before anyone thinks about attacking Iran, they will think thrice

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Declares Iran War Over! by 89green: 8:35am On May 02*

War that was lost from day 1. Mind you Iran is still prepared for war, dem no dey loose guard

The Strait of Hormuz remains under Iran's control

Iran's nuclear program still exists, and Iran is likely more motivated to develop weapons

The Iranian leadership may have changed, but there's no sign of changed policies

The conflict may have shattered trust with U.S. allies

US aims and objectives was to destroy the aforementioned points, which one was achieved? Only the last one

So whats the point of killing children and thousands plus the leaders and still you can’t achieve your aim

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Foreign Affairs › Re: US Debt Exceeds 100 Percent Of GDP, US Budget,Tariffs, Low Immigration To Blame by 89green: 10:21am On May 01

This is a big problem for them, one of the long term effects as highlighted via Google

1. Reduced Economic Growth (Fiscal Drag)

Crowding Out: Every dollar of government deficit spending is estimated by the CBO to "crowd out" roughly 33 cents of private investment.

Growth Slowdown: Research indicates that for advanced economies, debt exceeding 75-80% of GDP acts as a "tipping point" that hinders growth.

Living Standards: High debt-to-GDP ratios are associated with an estimated 0.8 percentage point reduction in annual real GDP growth, which compound to significantly lower standards of living for future generations.

Them don carry all their money fight war finish

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Foreign Affairs › Re: US Coast Guard Bases Have Their Power And Internet Cut by 89green: 10:15am On May 01

Abeg free them, them don transfer all the money enter war account grin

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Foreign Affairs › Re: US Total Debt Now Equals 100% Of US Total GDP by 89green: 8:28pm On Apr 30

Na their citizens i pity, na war mongers, pdf, epstein class dey rule them

Since its establishment in 1776, the United States has been involved in military conflicts for roughly 220 to 235 of its 250-year history. While only about 5-10 major, formally declared wars occurred, the U.S. has maintained an almost constant presence in smaller conflicts, foreign interventions, and Native American wars

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Pakistan Opens Up Road Trade Routes Into Iran Amid Hormuz Blockade by 89green: 5:22pm On Apr 30

lightwind:
Maybe they think it's not necessary to be there, the others there can do the job perfectly.

Are you laughing or you are crying, do you still want to call it an achievement to Iran 😊?

Let them stay for 30 more years grin

who cares

Foreign Affairs › Re: 12 Isreali Soldiers Wounded In Direct Strike; Hezbollah Shoots Down Israel Drone by 89green: 4:53pm On Apr 30

bizzibodi:
So you now admit Israel is a super power , know this it will never happen in any other country where The supreme leader,Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces, Army commander, Minister of Defense, Minister of Intelligence, and dozens of other senior military and security officials were all lost in attacks in the first day of war.... throwing rockets in every direction in a fit of rage without killing a single idf recruits is not tactical war.

When you kill kill and kill....but you still dont achieve your aim, what's the point grin

Now that they have lost in Iran, make them enter North Korea 🙄

Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran War Has Cost The U.S. $25 Billion So Far, Pentagon Official Says by 89green: 4:23pm On Apr 30

Gbadugbakun:
They are planning to get control of a percentage of Iran's oil. That's how the US gains from their numerous wars.

That has not been achievable, not even achievable.....total waste of time and resources

Foreign Affairs › Re: 12 Isreali Soldiers Wounded In Direct Strike; Hezbollah Shoots Down Israel Drone by 89green: 3:31pm On Apr 30

esnbrutality:
Yeah...I hear...... like

Benjamin Netanyahu that you said has 7 fingees and you killed 300times right?

Go sleep..

"Imagine a country whose Leader, Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces, Army commander, Minister of Defense, Minister of Intelligence, and dozens of other senior military and security officials were all lost in enemy attacks.

Yet this country stood firm for 40 days against two of the world's greatest military superpowers.

At the same time, it launched strikes against enemy positions across 8 different countries.

Sounds like a legend, doesn't it?

What is the name of this legendary country?"

Foreign Affairs › Re: Aircraft Carrier Gerald R Ford, 3 Other Ships To Leave the Middle East by 89green(op): 3:28pm On Apr 30

US is still blockading strait that was open before the war grin

Iran is actively using its rail network to bypass a U.S. naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz. This shift allows Iran to transport oil to friendly nations, specifically China, significantly faster than traditional maritime routes.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Pakistan Opens Up Road Trade Routes Into Iran Amid Hormuz Blockade by 89green: 2:58pm On Apr 30

The aircraft carrier USS Gerald R Ford and the destroyers USS Mahan, USS Winston S. Churchill, and USS Bainbridge, which make up the Gerald R. Ford Carrier Strike Group, will be leaving the Middle East to return to the U.S., two U.S. officials confirm.

grin

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Foreign Affairs › Aircraft Carrier Gerald R Ford, 3 Other Ships To Leave the Middle East by 89green(op): 2:46pm On Apr 30

Foreign Affairs › Re: 12 Isreali Soldiers Wounded In Direct Strike; Hezbollah Shoots Down Israel Drone by 89green: 2:19pm On Apr 30

The strike was really bad, the hezbollah guys bombarded them with those wicked drones

esnbrutality:
Atleast they are alive...according to your news

Where are these men?

These are leaders who are not afraid to put their lives on the line, that's called bravery and leadership. Not just citizens dieing.

Netxnyahu keeps hiding while his nation and citizens kept kpaing.

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