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WriterrNg:They've started hitting Trump back. Na for the Orange man to raise tariffs on Canada to 50%> |
WriterrNg:The glee on that man's face shows how vulnerable and mentally unfit he is to run the oval office. The US don enter one chance on the highway to hell. |
dermmy:Xi's continuous pacifism will yield nothing. He will have to act at some point or watch China's geopolitical interest and global economic success stymied. The hawks in Washington only understand the language of violence. Once Trump's era end and another US president (preferably a democrat) comes in, watch as these currently antagonized American allies will turn 180. They're just as unreliable as the US is. They were once accessories to US global crimes of unhinged interventions, regime change, theft, murder, and plundering of hapless nations. It's time they get served their own plate. |
WriterrNg:Persia calling their bluff. Taco chickened out because none of those ME countries are willing to sacrifice their safety to grease US bullying. The fact that the US had to move air defense weapons and carriers from South Korea, Japan, and elsewhere to other places shows the US military is under severe stress and lacks resources to conduct even a single major operation on its own. This factor is caused by one major thing: the sheer senseless and continuous inefficient drain in Ukraine, where Russia keeps destroying all Patriot and other NATO air defense systems, draining interceptor missiles as well. Consequently, this renders US and NATO bases across the ME and Europe defenseless. It also eliminate the option to attack Iran without suffering heavy retaliation and consequences. |
WriterrNg:Clowns. Trump only need to deploy the LAPD (Los Angeles Police Department) and the rest would be history. |
shoodboi2:It's shameful and satisfying at the same time watching the drama unfolding among the so-called NATO. Well, it's called NATO for a reason: Nationalized American Terrorists Organization. The chief terrorist is running out of preys to terrorise and loot. So, he is coming back home to roost. ![]() |
[quote author=WriteerNg post=138143034]⚡U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Iran: What we are now seeing is the rats fleeing the ship. We can see millions, tens of millions of dollars being wired out of the country, smuggled out by the Iranian leadership. They are abandoning ship, we are seeing this happen. . No one is fleeing Iran. Stop making excuses for your fear of entering the fray. Make good your threat by striking Iran now and let the hypersonics do the needful. Clown. |
LordAdam16:They've misleading Trump on actual event on the ground in Tehran. They're not telling him that the riots has virtually died down so he doesn't see it as a waste of time and resources striking Iran. The strike will happen anyway. Let's watch and see. |
dermmy:Persia have tried really. The US and Israel will strike Iran any moment from now. They don't have another option. But they will have to go it alone. With what has happened, in Gaza, Venezuela, and now the bullying and intimidation of Greenland, even the most ardent allies of the US will find it difficult to tag along the US in its military adventurism in Iran; at least, not with Trump. So, the odds are the US and Israel will go it alone, except for some Middle Eastern (slave) nations like Jordan and the UAE. Trump has been very successful in destroying the already battered US image in the international political sphere. For now, fingers crossed. The attack will happen. Iran will be hit harder on this occasion, but like before, the Iranian response will also be proportional but more effective, thanks to the influx of Russian and Chinese tech. Something tells me Panda will seize this opportunity to take its pound of flesh. It cannot afford to sit on the sidelines and watch Iran falls for one obvious reason. If Iran falls today, that will be the end of the China One Belt One Road project in the region. It will effectively kills its Euroasian ambition. Hence, the Chinese foreign ministry have declared that Beijing will not stand idly by and will intervene if necessary. However, no one knows to what extent that intervention would be. We can only wait and see. God help the Med. |
LordAdam16:Brother, our prediction is coming through. The months of January and February are the months of wars in the Med. |
stanluiz:We don't care. When an independent country chooses to be a slave to another country, he should not complain of being rubbed on the ground. Germany can deindustrialize to hell so long her companies are moving to Russia to start a new life. |
ariesbull:I love this man. ![]() |
LordAdam16:The moment the US/Israeli crisis actors started burning mosques and targeted civilian buildings, they lost control of the riot. That single act successfully turned the people from anti-government to pro government protesters. The infiltrators and the planners behind them forgot that ordinary Iranians are not that extreme religious fundamentalist types that burns places of worship and selected civic centers during protests. Honestly, I'm impressed by Iranian counterintelligence ops on this occasion, howbeit much of the success was also due to inputs from Russia and Turkey. But that is not to say the IRGC did not play their part well. The organization and sheer speed at which they operated was top-notch. Needless to say they have all the right tools and tech extensively from Russia, and a few from Panda led China. The Russian Murmansk EW system and Krassuka 4 complexes are most likely responsible for the successful shutdown of starlink across Iran. There is rumoured Russian EW officers deployed on ground in Iran manning the systems. That could also explain the high success rate recorded so far. Prior to the riot, the US gave more than 30,000 Starlink terminals to its crisis actors. Imagined the damage these could have done, providing vast data and precise accuracy for US/Israeli standoff strike platforms. But, as Forbes reported, the tools the Iranians acquired successfully rendered them impotent. The Iranians did not bother to track each terminal. They just shut down their traffic, and the Packet loss rate was 90%, which makes them unusable. The regime change is falling faster than we think. ![]() I don't think the Iranians will carry out a preemptive strike. They will wait it out as the frustration keeps mounting on the side of US-srael. Like you said, they'd have no option but to attack anyway because, once this window of opportunity closes, there won't be another one for a very long time. And time is not on their side. The more the delay, the more Iran and the axis of resistance gets better, more organized and stronger to break. Russian supplies keeps arriving in Iran. The regime have once again proved that it is surprisingly stable. So far, not a single official in Tehran have switched sides. This is big bad news for Washington and Israel. Unlike in 2022 where it took almost three months for the US sponsored riots to subside, this one died in less than two weeks. The decisive factor was the ability to shut down the Internet and telecommunication networks all over the country, all thanks to Mother Russia and Chinese technologies. The absence of Internet access made it impossible for the CIA/Mossad agents directing the rioters to command and control their crisis actors spread across Iran. Also, there was no way they could generate horrific propaganda videos from Iran, pass it through the Internet to western MS media covens to amplify and drum up support for foreign intervention. The sophisticated way this was brought under control need to be studied by other state actors wary of US-led color coded revolutions. On this note, we can boldly say, the riot is over. The stage is now set for Iran and the axis to take their pound of flesh. But, how, when and where still remain to be seen. Moreover, much of the retaliation will depend on the next move the hegemon and its murderous son will take on the geo chessboard. Notwithstanding, we can confidently do the score for now: Iran 3-1USrael. Reasons for the scoreline above. Iran: 1. succeeded in im countering the enemies crisis actors on the ground 2. They rendered useless the enemy's most sophisticated tools used to actualize color-coded revolutions. 3. They defeated the enemy's primary objective of regime destabilization and change. USreal; 1. They succeeded in killing innocent civilians |
FoolishBoy419:LordAdam16, Netanyahoo banker is speedily becoming bonkers. They must attack whether they like it or not. |
erniok:With impulsive Trump, anything is possible. |
U LordAdam16:I no even they bother to read or respond to their posts most times. What is there to respond to when you know you're talking to a brick wall? Fact.. the US shoots, kills, and imprisoned its citizens more than any other developed country in the world. Fact.. you are more likely to be killed as a black man in the US than in any other developed nation in the world. The US is just a developed death zone. |
WriteerNg:Na una get time to they reply brainwashed folks here. |
WriteerNg:Save us the warp delulu. You're just afraid to go all in because a lot of body bags would be coming home to DC. |
LordAdam16:Remember we said it that, if Netanyahoo is confident enough to restrike Iran again in such a short time and despite the aftermath of 12D, it could only mean one thing: he has a big banker he is relying on on the ground in Iran. Well, we have seen the banker now. It's the riot....the planned color-coded revolution. Ukrainian Maidan style. Unfortunately, things aren't going as planned. The IRGC has upped its counterintelligence ops. I'm really impressed by them on this front. Badge after badge of infiltrators are getting smoked like catfish in Warri market. The chaos and impact they expected keeps becoming a fleeting illusion. So they have switched to an optional narrative: "If we see that the civilians being killed are so much, we will strike," per Donald Trump. The frustration is mounting but Iran don't give a dime. Bring it on and all your bases in the region would be fair game. They too seem to have read the script well. They've been installing defense mechanisms across their bases in the ME. But, just as in the 12D, nothing can stop hypersonics. Just that, on this occasion, Iran will have more big fat targets to strike and the body bags won't just be limited to Israelis. Trump is in for a surprise. Except the US/Israeli banker proves to be a real surprise. |
WriteerNg:Anywhere a kidnapped Putin is, Oreshnik and Satan 2 will reach. Just like Putin aptly put it, they'd not even have the time to say their prayers. |
LordAdam16:I no go lie you. Somehow, I feel sorry for the man. The moment he renamed that ministry to ministry of war, I know they've got him line, hook and sinker. Both on the domestic and foreign space, the man just dey ramp up enemies and hatred for himself. His cross would have been laid and nailed once American body bags starts coming home from different places across the globe. Iran and the axis of resistance would make sure of that in the next hot war primed for this month and February. I just dey sorry for the man. |
WriteerNg:True. |
WriteerNg:By the time you're done kidnapping him and running back home, you will have no place to return to because all of London would be in radioactive tsunami courtesy of Oreshnik and Satan 2. Clowns. |
LordAdam16:The comparison has no basics. |
LordAdam16:The people that are misleading Trump have gotten him on the jugular. |
WriteerNg:Comparing Israel with Russia is like comparing a local government area to a whole state. |
[quote author=WriteerNg post=138088626]⚡Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang: There’s a belief that somehow if we provided American chips to foreign countries — and specifically China — that the Chinese military would be building their military, building airplanes and aircraft carriers using American chips. First of all, they have plenty of their own chips, and their companies are formidable. The idea that China does not have a technology industry — we now know — is lunacy. the NVBs make them hear. The same way they bought the propaganda that Russia is scavaging washing machines to get chips for their military tech. If only many of these guys knows how deeply advanced and and sophisticated Russian and Chinese military tech are. You know they are kids for believing that Russia and China don't have their own chip tech. |
WriteerNg:Emotions do not replace reality. Trump and his team of morons will.learn the hard way. |
FoolishBoy419:They doubted the credibility and destructive capabilities of the system in the aftermath of the first Oreshnik strike. This second strike has opened their eyes to the reality that all US and NATO bases within the black sea and Baltic seas are nothing but big, fat, sitting duck targets that will disappear with each lightning strikes from a single launch of the system. This is why mad EU nations like France and the UK cannot officially deploy boots on ground in Ukraine. Russia will simply incinerate them. |
LordAdam16:That's good to hear on VP Rodriguez doing inside purge. But, the reported oil deal recently agreed with Washington is a direct slap on common sense. It makes the ongoing purge look suspicious and her stance against Maduro's kidnap a ruse show. Whatever, time is still on everyone's side. We will know the whole truth this year. On the other hand, China will definitely have to come up with something. But, I still believe whatever actions they'd take from now onward would be limited to happenings in the Indo-pacific region. If the Americans can chose to do whatever it pleases in the western hemisphere, targeting the interest of other peer powers, China MUST as a matter of precedent and strategic security challenge vehemently the US so-called freedom of navigation in the Indo-pacific region. Two can play the game. Otherwise, China should expect severe cutbacks on its energy supply chains because, with each Xi's pacifism, the morons in Washington will keep daring and pushing to the limits on the escalatory ladder. That's why this new year would make or mar the global order on peace and tolerance. |
Kingsnairaland:The Odessa Corridor allows Russia to dictate what comes in or goes out of Ukraine. What is valuable for keep and what is worth destroying. Is the reason why some NATO member states are really pained right now. Russia is dominating the Black Sea at the moment. And it gets worse for the enemies. Russia's new "Artic Route" ambition is yielding fruits with each passing day. Once fully implemented, the route will not only allow Moscow to circumvent the unfriendly western dominated shipping routes via the Suez Canal or the Cape of Good Hope, it will give the Russians the ability to control the massive resources which, according to a 2021 estimate by the Pentagon, the Arctic may contain nearly a third of the world's undiscovered reserves of natural gas, as well as more than a trillion dollars of rare-earth minerals. It will also enabled the Russians to ship goods 60% faster compared to the current shipping routes. This and a few other reasons are why the ongoing war in Ukraine is still raging. Russia must be stopped by all means from tapping and enjoying the resource alone. But, the ship has already sailed. The Russians are working tirelessly and speedily on the northern route. While the EU and NATO keeps throwing all that they can to stall the inevitable, it's just a matter of time, the route keeps getting into shape is already yielding some fruits. Last year September, a Chinese ship guarded by Russian Ice breakers made the journey between the two countries using the exclusive northern artic route. This new route that was only utopian ten years ago has now become a geopolitical reality that proved that both nations can trade without coming under the surveillance of US led acts of piracy and bullying. America can only watch and complain in disbelief. |
Kingsnairaland:They're crying because the message is becoming clearer. With each Oreshnik strike, nothing is safe from the reach of the Russians. |
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