Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by basilico: 9:10am On Jun 14, 2025 |
Hi Jovi10: So what is Israel doing in Gaza? Not war crimes I guess?
Ori gbogbo yin ti daru. Who attacked who first? Na jeje Iran dey on him own Israel go attack am and all of yoU were happy yesterday. No war crimes in Gaza..Not one . Hamas should fight it out not dress in civilian clothes or shoot from toilet windows. While firing rockets from residential area. What backwardness is that. Invite IDF to bomb a civilian areas , in order to parade corpses on camera. Many corpses actually move They force Israel to build bomb shelters wen they fire rockets . |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 8:52am On Jun 14, 2025 |
What Iran is doing is basically a war crime. When Elon Musk's rocket lands on the drone boat it has a CEP of 1~5 metres. When it lands on the mechazilla we are talking a CEP of~ 1 metres. Ballistic missiles land anywhere between 500m - 2000 m. At least those mass produced ones , I would put NK and Iran the same radius. Advanced ones like the Minuteman III or Sarmat are claimed to have a CEP of ~100 metres or less.
Iran is aiming over 2000 kg warheads to Israel knowing it will land anywhere over at least a 1000m diameter. In other words they are deliberately targeting civilians. Like they have done through their proxies Hesbolla and Hamas. When it comes to Hamas they hide in civilian areas, shooting at troops or rockets. They hide rockets in hospital mosques, kindergartens , etc. IDF sends evacuation notices or send dud bombs.Yet IDF are required to make sure Gazans get food and medicine in the process. (I would inject rat poison if I'm delivering aid to an enemy who wants me dead and is holding my people hostage in deplorable conditions) In Tehran IDF was shooting missiles through bedroom window of say apartment 22 and not touching the next apartment 23 in a 18 story building. Or rather IDF risked pilots in Iran to score a precise hit |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 8:43am On Jun 14, 2025 |
LordReed: Where did you learn this your own economics? LMAO! Budaatum knows exactly what I'm asking , I needed a clarification from his post. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by basilico: 8:27am On Jun 14, 2025 |
shoodboi2: Israel killed 78 people in Iran. If five were military officers, as your reports claim, then the other 73 are what? Lizards?
Even if we minus the six civilian scientists, we will have 67 dead civilains and 320 injured civilians left. And yet, you call all these precision strikes 😂
Meanwhile, you're working overtime to discredit Iranian missiles as being targeted randomly at civilains?
Is it the Nevetim airbase that's a civilian site, or is it the Kirya compound or ministry of defence building?
Even Fox News reporting live from Tel Aviv confirmed that Iran was targeting Israeli ministry of defence HQ and the Kirya compound in central Tel Aviv.
Yet, you're forcefully trying to give it a civilian twist. Were you not the same person who happily wrote here that the killing of Palestinian civilians was necessary?
And you and your folks were all mocking Iran after Israel attacked yesterday, and had fun all morning. Someone from your side was even bragging about how he enjoyed war insofar as his side is winning, while your legal commentator said he was going to trek to Israel to intercept some drones.
Why don't you ask him whether he has reached Israel? 😂 Or you ask the dude who said war was good when his side is winning whether he still likes it? 😂
You all haven't seen anything yet. When you saw Nethanyahu flee to Greece, you think he doesn't know what he is doing? You better log off the Internet if you cannot stomach the consequences of Nethanyahu's miscalculation. Nobody send you for here 😛 What Iran is doing is basically a war crime. When Elon Musk's rocket lands on the drone boat it has a CEP of 1~5 metres. When it lands on the mechazilla we are talking a CEP of~ 1 metres. Ballistic missiles land anywhere between 500m - 2000 m. At least those mass produced ones , I would put NK and Iran the same radius. Advanced ones like the Minuteman III or Sarmat are claimed to have a CEP of ~100 metres or less. Iran is aiming over 2000 kg warheads to Israel knowing it will land anywhere over at least a 1000m diameter. In other words they are deliberately targeting civilians. Like they have done through their proxies Hesbolla and Hamas. When it comes to Hamas they hide in civilian areas, shooting at troops or rockets. They hide rockets in hospital mosques, kindergartens , etc. IDF sends evacuation notices, dud bombs and are required to make sure Gazans get food and medicine in the process. In Tehran IDF was shooting missiles through bedroom window of say apartment 22 and not touching the next apartment 23 in a 18 story building. Or rather IDF risked pilots in Iran to score a precise hit |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by basilico: 8:19am On Jun 14, 2025 |
dermmy: This your analysis is laughable. If Iran wanted to have bomb years back it would have had it. The reason Iran keep increasing uranium recently is to put more pressure on America to lift sanctions and to have strong hand in the negotiating table.
Is Israel not a cancer? Just look at all the atrocities your Israel has committed in the region. Genocide, assassinations., striking Iran's consulate in Syria unprovoked and then it goes on and on. Every sane person who has a working brain should always chant death to America and Israel. Look at the history of America's brutal unjust wars and regime change world over. Iran has had its own share of regime change from America. I don't need to remind you how CIA and MI6 removed Iran's democratically elected leader in a 1953 coup. Iran population generally hates the Ayatollahs and are brutality suppressed. Coupled with sanctions Ayatollahs have to balance chest beating with internal uprising like it happened under Obama. If they push to the bomb and are severely sanctioned, the west can infiltrate and lead to change in govt. The fear of losing power to the Ayatollahs is more than their desire to wipe out Israel with a bomb. I'm using Ayatollahs in plural note. That's why they don't have a bomb. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 5:55am On Jun 14, 2025*. Modified: 8:47am On Jun 14, 2025 |
Democrats mess It was a democrat Jim Carter who helped Iranians overthrow the Shah and install the Ayatollahs. Then recently democrats gave them billions of dollars ,the democrats are ashamed of publicly throwing Israel overboard emboldening the Iranians.
Democrats too oversaw Maidan protests and goaded Putin into attacking Ukraine.
Today there is threat of a nuclear war due to democrats. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 5:51am On Jun 14, 2025 |
bemeruca: FOX NEWS: Israel tricked the top commanders of Iran’s air force into a meeting and then kept them there Inside job. Mossad must have been leaking to the Iran for some time eg their nuclear plans gaining complete trust of a senior General who foolishly exposed when and where they would meet. Iran has been threatening to publish Israel nuclear plans last few days. Trump quietly said that the Iranian hard nosed I nuclear deal negotiators were all wiped out yesterday. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by basilico: 5:36am On Jun 14, 2025 |
CreativeOrbit: First, your statement reeks of strategic ignorance. Iran enriching uranium isn't about lighting homes—it's about sovereign rights, scientific independence, and deterrence in a world where submission equals destruction. Oil powers cars; uranium powers a nation’s future. Stop confusing apples with warheads.
Second, why should Iran disable its centrifuges to please Western paranoia or your naive trust in foreign dependency? Has history taught you nothing? Iraq disarmed—look what happened. Libya gave up its program—utterly dismantled. North Korea kept its nukes—still standing. Iran is not suicidal enough to follow the path of appeasement that leads to the grave.
Third, the idea that Russia will indefinitely supply Iran with nuclear fuel out of goodwill—while under brutal Western sanctions and stretched in its own geopolitical chessboard—is laughable. No sovereign country entrusts its energy security, strategic leverage, and scientific infrastructure to an external power just because someone online thinks it’s “more convenient.”
Lastly, you conveniently forget that the same West that demands Iran "disable" its centrifuges has spent decades waging economic war, cyber sabotage (Stuxnet ring a bell?), and assassinating Iranian scientists. Yet somehow Iran should just "trust" the international community?
No. Iran enriches uranium because it can, because it must, and because history has shown the price of trusting hypocrites is national suicide. Keep your double standards. Iran will keep spinning its centrifuges. The only reason they want nuclear technology is the bomb. Their neighbors will also rush to get bombs. With the bomb Iran can sponsor Houthis to blow up Aramco facilities or threaten to close Strait of Hormuz . Wait they already did that. Iran has Quds day. Every Friday they chant Death to America Death to Israel. The leader who believes Israel is a cancer that should be uprooted They don't mean what they say is the rest of the world excusing them. What if Israel didn't have Air Defences. It would have been wiped off by Hamas rockets, Hesbolla & Houthi Missiles and rockets. And now this. You don't excuse them because what they say don't make sense to you. (I politely asked you to dare me.) |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by basilico: 5:09am On Jun 14, 2025*. Modified: 5:39am On Jun 14, 2025 |
CreativeOrbit: First, your statement reeks of strategic ignorance. Iran enriching uranium isn't about lighting homes—it's about sovereign rights, scientific independence, and deterrence in a world where submission equals destruction. Oil powers cars; uranium powers a nation’s future. Stop confusing apples with warheads.
Second, why should Iran disable its centrifuges to please Western paranoia or your naive trust in foreign dependency? Has history taught you nothing? Iraq disarmed—look what happened. Libya gave up its program—utterly dismantled. North Korea kept its nukes—still standing. Iran is not suicidal enough to follow the path of appeasement that leads to the grave.
Third, the idea that Russia will indefinitely supply Iran with nuclear fuel out of goodwill—while under brutal Western sanctions and stretched in its own geopolitical chessboard—is laughable. No sovereign country entrusts its energy security, strategic leverage, and scientific infrastructure to an external power just because someone online thinks it’s “more convenient.”
Lastly, you conveniently forget that the same West that demands Iran "disable" its centrifuges has spent decades waging economic war, cyber sabotage (Stuxnet ring a bell?), and assassinating Iranian scientists. Yet somehow Iran should just "trust" the international community?
No. Iran enriches uranium because it can, because it must, and because history has shown the price of trusting hypocrites is national suicide. Keep your double standards. Iran will keep spinning its centrifuges. Entrust religious zealots with a nuclear bomb Pakistami minister the other day on TV said they have 150 bombs meant for India. Made it clear that they would not hesitate to use it I'd trust Kim Jong UN with nuclear than Pakistan. Iran cannot be trusted , especially with their belief in the hidden Imam whom they expect to appear in the nearby future. ( Dajjal). |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by basilico: 3:25am On Jun 14, 2025 |
Appleyard: Basilico is probably angry that Iran could muster the courage to strike back at Israel. Hence, he is picking holes in the retaliatory strikes when it's not even over yet to afford one better clarity in assessing the true damage. Iran spent yesterday showing the apartments hit, you could clearly see the attack was pin point. Presstv was accusing Israel of targeting civilians , claim many liberal media echoed. Iran retaliation. Shoot a barrage hoping to overwhelm defences. Ballistics are not like laser guided or homing missiles. Their CEP is large. Iran screams IDF targeted civilians the same thing they are doing. What they have sponsored Houthi, Hamas and hesbolla to do over the years. . |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by basilico: 9:13pm On Jun 13, 2025 |
CreativeOrbit: What is wrong with you?
I’m not interested in digging up decade-old threads just because you refuse to engage in a real conversation now.
If you can’t articulate a coherent point today, don’t waste my time with your evasive nonsense.
Either say something relevant or stop talking. The most relevant right now is the middle east war I can mention in passing that Iran is fighting a religious war, I have hadith and verses to prove that but not on this thread |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by basilico: 9:10pm On Jun 13, 2025 |
Rilwayne001: Civilian was killed in Iran this morning.
What are you even saying? Iran attack is savage. They are targeting the whole of Israel. IDF had specific targets. Israel don't forget has ballistic missiles too but they are risking pilots to take out targets. 29% if Israel is Arab and Muslins , their missiles don't know that, So the people they are fighting for might get killed in the process |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by basilico: 8:27pm On Jun 13, 2025 |
Just like I thought. Iran will fire a barrage of missiles hoping it kills one Israel, they will have won. Their aim is any one. Any casualty. IDF attacked specific apartments of multi storey buildings . No civilian in Iram is scared of being killed by IDF bombs unless they are in a military sensitive area. To the contrary Iran will say they aimed at military targets , they will celebrate any death as. Victory. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by basilico: 6:34pm On Jun 13, 2025 |
CreativeOrbit: Oh, you “dare” me? You started this mess by quoting Islamic hadiths and pretending you could challenge Muslim theology. But now you’re tucking your tail and saying, “Start a thread elsewhere”—as if you’re some referee instead of the instigator.
Let’s cut the nonsense.
> If you had conviction, you’d start the thread yourself. But like every insecure apologist hiding behind empire and scripture he barely understands, you expect someone else to carry your theological burden for you.
You don’t issue dares from the sidelines. You step into the arena—or stay silent.
You brought religion into this thread. You threw the first theological stone. Now that it’s crumbling in your hand, you're pretending you want “organized debate.” No. What you want is a controlled environment to escape exposure.
Well, here’s your reality check:
Start the thread yourself. Put your Bible on the table. Quote your verses. Make your accusations. Bring your doctrine. But be ready, because I won't just respond—I’ll demolish every pillar of your fragile theology with Qur’an, reason, and history.
And if you’re too scared to take the first step, just admit it. Don’t dress your cowardice up as some noble challenge.
> So either post the thread like a man—or stop pretending you're ready for a theological war you're clearly unarmed for.
Your move. I don't wish to bring a discussion on religion . I have some topics I had started 10 years ago. Reply to any . |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by basilico: 11:56am On Jun 13, 2025 |
Meanwhile on CNN
_ The attack will sideline the plight of Gaza _ Iranians told CNN they are scared they never expected strikes in civilian areas. Though one guard wondered if the regime top generals were eliminated, how safe are Iranians.
I've seen Richard Dalton, UK former Jerusalem consul general. He says Israel had no right because Iran does not pose an immediate threat neither do they have the means right now.
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Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 11:41am On Jun 13, 2025 |
feedthenation: ---Felon 47 is a 'lame -duck' president---Netanyahu doesn't listen to him---just like Putin had repeatedly called his bluff--- Read Trump’s Truth Social post in full: “I gave Iran chance after chance to make a deal. I told them, in the strongest of words, to “just do it,” but no matter how hard they tried, no matter how close they got, they just couldn’t get it done. I told them it would be much worse than anything they know, anticipated, or were told, that the United States makes the best and most lethal military equipment anywhere in the World, BY FAR, and that Israel has a lot of it, with much more to come - And they know how to use it. Certain Iranian hardliner’s spoke bravely, but they didn’t know what was about to happen. They are all DEAD now, and it will only get worse! There has already been great death and destruction, but there is still time to make this slaughter, with the next already planned attacks being even more brutal, come to an end. Iran must make a deal, before there is nothing left, and save what was once known as the Iranian Empire. No more death, no more destruction, JUST DO IT, BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE. God Bless You All! He knew it. He knows their air defences are porous. There are more deadly attacks planned by IDF,Trump is warning Iran. Everyone knows IDF jets will fly in at will if they have to |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by basilico: 11:16am On Jun 13, 2025 |
It's being reported that IRGC top commanders were in a meeting in an underground bunker when a bomb was dropped on them. At this time number of those present is unknown.
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by basilico: 11:08am On Jun 13, 2025 |
CreativeOrbit: So now you've abandoned argument and retreated into vague metaphors and ominous one-liners—as if theatrical language will distract from the blood on the hands of the regime you’re cheerleading.
Let me respond to your literary performance with blunt moral reality:
1. "The Pandora’s Box has been opened." You're right. And inside that box was 75 years of colonial violence, ethnic cleansing, and apartheid. It was opened in 1948, not 2023. Everything since has been a consequence of your side’s crimes—not ours.
2. "The Rubicon has been crossed." Indeed, it has. When the so-called “only democracy in the Middle East” decided to starve civilians, bomb hospitals, use white phosphorus on children, and flatten entire neighborhoods—all on camera—it crossed not just the Rubicon, but every red line of morality, law, and human decency.
3. "The gates of hell have been flung wide open." You’re mistaken if you think hell opened in October 2023. It opened when Zionist militias massacred villages like Deir Yassin, raped Palestinian women, and burned olive groves. The hell you're seeing now is the result of decades of unchecked injustice finally erupting.
You want to talk about “dueling it out”?
Good. Let’s duel in truth, in history, and in unflinching moral clarity—not poetic soundbites hiding cowardice.
Because while you spout vague war metaphors, let me remind you of real numbers:
Over 15,000 children dead.
More than 40,000 Palestinians maimed.
2 million people starving in a besieged open-air prison.
Whole families erased from civil registries.
Entire neighborhoods turned to ash.
And still, your side talks about “defense.”
What kind of theology defends the starvation of toddlers? What kind of Christ would bless missiles raining down on hospitals? What kind of moral system do you represent—where the occupier is a victim and the occupied are terrorists for refusing to die quietly?
“Let’s see what a country with useless air defenses does next,” you say?
Let’s rephrase that:
> Let’s see what a nuclear-armed apartheid regime—funded by billions in American aid, backed by the most powerful empire on earth—does next, now that it has failed to crush the will of a besieged, barefoot population armed with homemade rockets and unshakable faith.
That’s not just military failure. That’s moral humiliation.
You quote drama. I’ll quote history, religion, and fact. You worship power. We believe in justice. You celebrate genocide. We stand for resistance.
So go ahead—mention me in your “religion section.” I will bring revelation, resistance, and reckoning.
Because unlike your shaky theology, ours doesn't bend to empires. It stands with the oppressed—always. And in the end, the side of justice always prevails. Start a thread at the religion section , let's leave this one alone with matters about religion. I dare you. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by basilico: 10:43am On Jun 13, 2025 |
LordAdam16: Surely, now Ayatollah Khamenei will issue a fatwa permitting the development of a nuclear weapon. Or assemble a nuclear weapon and run a test.
Add yesternight to the always-expanding list of demonstrations of the mullahs' ineptitude.
Get a nuclear weapon. Declare war. That should be easy. But let's see if the clowns can manage that.
-Lord Fatwa will be announced when leading Friday prayers "Death to Big Satan and Death to little Satan" chants  . |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by basilico: 10:36am On Jun 13, 2025 |
obedience4: That has to be dumb*et analysis I have read in a while. Its an absurd answer to a very ridiculous post about Iran turning off it's advanced radar. Garbage in garbage out . |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by basilico: 10:29am On Jun 13, 2025 |
V8 CreativeOrbit: Your attempt to shift the conversation from modern Israeli war crimes to cherry-picked eschatological hadiths reveals both desperation and ignorance. Let me respond to your deflection with the clarity and harshness it deserves.
1. Quoting Hadiths to Justify Zionist Colonialism? Pathetic.
You cite eschatological hadiths—about end-times scenarios—not normative Islamic commands for today. These hadiths are prophecies, not policies. They describe what will happen, not what Muslims are commanded to do now. There is a fundamental difference between descriptive prophecy and prescriptive ethics.
> Try again when you understand basic hermeneutics.
Meanwhile, what is prescriptive in Islam is the prohibition of oppression, the defense of the oppressed, and the right to resist tyranny. And if you’re seriously quoting hadith while supporting a regime that bombs hospitals and starves children, then congratulations—you’ve weaponized Islamic scripture to sanitize genocide.
2. “Jews and Arabs coexisted peacefully before 1948”?
You're right—and that coexistence ended the moment Zionist militias began ethnically cleansing Palestine in 1947–48. It was Zionism, not Islam, that tore apart peaceful Jewish-Arab relations. The Nakba didn’t happen because of religion. It happened because armed settlers, backed by imperial powers, began forcibly displacing an indigenous population for the sake of creating an ethno-state.
> Nearly 800,000 Palestinians were expelled. Over 500 villages were destroyed. And you dare talk about “coexistence”?
3. Zionist Regime Expelled Jews from Gaza in 2005? Yes — Because It’s a Racist State.
The “ethnic Palestinian Jews” you claim were “forced out” of Gaza in 2005 were not natives. They were illegal settlers living on stolen land under military protection while Palestinians were caged in ghettos.
And who forced them out? The Israeli government—not Palestinians. Why? Because Israel wanted to consolidate control of the West Bank and maintain the siege on Gaza from the outside while pretending to "disengage."
> That wasn’t coexistence ending—it was Zionist strategy evolving.
If Israel expelled its own settlers, that’s not evidence of peace-loving Zionism—it’s evidence of manipulative statecraft using people as pawns in a larger colonial project.
4. Citing Hadith While Supporting an Apartheid State? Laughable.
If you're going to quote Islamic texts, then be consistent. Here’s a few principles you conveniently ignore:
“Do not kill women or children or the elderly or sick.”
“Do not destroy trees or crops or buildings.”
“Do not betray, mutilate, or act unjustly.”
These are prophetic commands to Muslims even in war. Yet Israel bombs entire families, flattens hospitals, blocks food and water, and then whines about resistance.
> Where’s your outrage for the babies burned alive in incubators because Israel cut electricity?
> Where’s your morality when white phosphorus rains down on UN shelters?
Your silence on those crimes makes your hadith quotes nothing but hollow hypocrisy.
5. Don’t Pretend You Care About Jews — You’re Just Using Them.
Let’s be clear: your concern isn’t for Jews. It’s for deflecting criticism from a colonial state that uses Jewish identity as a human shield. Israel doesn’t represent world Jewry—it represents a political ideology called Zionism. And many Jews—Orthodox, secular, even Holocaust survivors—oppose it.
You bring up hadiths as if Islam mandates genocide. Meanwhile, Israel is actually carrying out real-world genocide right now—live on camera, with American weapons, and your full-throated support.
6. Final Reality Check:
You think quoting hadiths will morally disarm Muslims?
You think we will ignore:
The starvation of 2 million people?
The slaughter of over 15,000 children in Gaza?
The theft of land, the bulldozing of homes, the arrests of teenagers, the shooting of journalists and medics?
> Islam does not teach pacifism in the face of oppression. It teaches resistance, dignity, and justice. And Palestine is the test of our moral clarity.
So no—we will not be distracted by your weak theological smokescreens.
Until Zionism ends, occupation ends, and the siege ends,
Resistance is not terrorism—it is the language of the besieged.
And quoting hadiths won’t save a regime whose hands drip with innocent blood. Go duel it out at the religion section mention me so that I can join in. The following phrases apply to the IDF attack. The Pandora's box has been opened. The banality of the Ayatollahs is now exposed. The Rubicon has been crossed. IDF stirred the hornets nest. The gates of hell have been flung wide open. A storm has been unleashed. The powder keg has been ignited and the Veil of restraint has been torn. Let's see what a country with useless Anti Aircraft Defence system will do next . |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by basilico: 9:36am On Jun 13, 2025 |
Rilwayne001: It’s a Shia vs Sunni thing.
Sunni hates Shia more than they hate the Jews. Shia vs sunni . Sunni are 85% . Most Muslims are good people happy to just live, raise the next generation of jihadists and let others fight for the cause of Islam. The terrorist are the wahhabi and salafist extreme brainwashed Muslims. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by basilico: 9:33am On Jun 13, 2025 |
WritterNg: This is why I don't respect Muslims. They never support and defend each other.
Even here a Muslim, Usmanopogo is backing a barbaric entity against his fellow brothers. Whom should he support when Houthi fire drones at Saudi oil facilities? Sunni or Shia? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by basilico: 9:28am On Jun 13, 2025 |
Gbadebo19: This is pin point pizza delivery. They knew exactly where he was. He was afraid of commiting suicide via cyanide ( like Hitler) to meet his virgins early. So he gave IDF coordinates of his home and ordered Iran radar to be switched off. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by basilico: 9:25am On Jun 13, 2025 |
DeathParade: Apples and oranges. Israel Air Force attacked Iran military targets from the get go.
Meanwhile Indian politicians forced Indian Air Force to only attack terrorist targets and avoid Pakistani military targets on that initial day (Read the official written press releases regarding Op Sindoor, they laid clear emphasis on this fact). That was when the downing of the jets in India occurred.
From that day on, the Indian politicians have given the go ahead to Indian Air Force for proper targeting of Pak Military and India responded by hitting 11 major airbases of Pak military and did not lose a single jet (even according to the Pakistanis this is the case. They only claimed to have shot down Indian jets on day one only, when IAF was hitting terror targets). We seem to be on the same wavelength. I posted this elsewhere. My thoughts on IDF attack on Iran. Iran brags about it's military might IDF planes roamed all over Iranian airspace for 2 hours at least striking preplanned targets precisely to a few meters if not centimeters.
Iran will fire drones and ballistic missiles praying one will land anywhere , kill anyone or cause the whole of Israel to take cover. That's absolute terrorism. They celebrated when their ballistic missile given to the Houthis landed near Ben Gurion airport causing a shutdown of Israel airspace.
Who is the Savage here? No ordinary Iranian is scared that IDF will kill or injure him as long as he stays out of over 99% of Iranian territory. On the other hand the whole of Israel will be in lockdown . |
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by basilico: 9:19am On Jun 13, 2025 |
My thoughts on IDF attack on Iran. Iran brags about it's military might IDF planes roamed all over Iranian airspace for 2 hours at least striking preplanned targets precisely to s few meters if not centimeters.
Iran will fire drones and ballistic missiles praying one will land anywhere , kill anyone or cause the whole of Israel to take cover. That's absolute terrorism. They celebrated when their ballistic missile given to the Houthis landed near Ben Gurion airport causing a shutdown of Israel airspace.
Who is the Savage here? No ordinary Iranian is scared that IDF will kill or injure him as long as he stays out of 99% of Iranian territory. On the other hand the whole of Israel will be in lockdown . |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by basilico: 8:42am On Jun 13, 2025 |
dermmy: Israel should disable its own centrifuges too and disarm. A nuclear weapon free middle east is in the best interest of every country in the ME. Every nation has the right to have nuclear centrifuges for civilian use and Iran has said it is not seeking nuclear weapons. A deal was in place and the IAEA stated emphatically that Iran was keeping to its own bargain but Israel still had to dictate to America to scuttle the deal.
They scuttled the deal yet still want Iran to continue keeping it's own part of the bargain. You and I know America does not want any country in the region to have military superiority over Israel that's just it. Israel too should disarm. Iran even said we could enrich up to 3% for civilian use and we will be subject to strict inspection but US refused. If Israel disarms there will no Israel. It's that simple. A tiny country that surrounded by oil rich Arabs with millions of square kilometers of land and |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by basilico: 8:38am On Jun 13, 2025 |
Holla911: From my pov, I think Iran deliberately refused to activate her air defense system. I believe they have a superior defence system now compared to that which isreal destroyed. Activating it at initial isreal attack will be foolish as isreal will not only know it's location but it's accuracy too. Iran has weapons and defence system that will suprise many. First, they need excuse to strike at isreal and they've gotten it. Subsequent attacks will be repelled when the escalation is activated. Isreal should do away with satanyahu, that man will bring isreal much bloodshed. Prayers up. I believe you. I really do. I have insider info The commander who ordered it switched off had tipped off IDF that he wanted to die and meet his virgins early . He was afraid of taking cyanide like Hitler so he gave IDF the coordinates of his home |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by basilico: 8:34am On Jun 13, 2025 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by basilico: 8:28am On Jun 13, 2025 |
Kingsnairaland: Just out from a three hours meeting what is new here three pages since I left wow
Let pray for the peace of Israel
Iran should calm down and make a non nuke deal
ISRAEL should calm too Iran has enough oil for its electricity and energy needs for centuries. Why they need to enrich uranium. They should disable the centrifuges, Russia is the world's largest supplier of nuclear fuel to almost every country with nuclear reactors, they will give them in exchange of their drones. Russia supplies 20% America with nuclear fuel ,despite all those sanctions. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by basilico: 8:20am On Jun 13, 2025 |
Alamkiir: And yet natanyahu has run out of Isreal. With all this defence he can't stay in Isreal It's a command and control plane. Birds eye view. Ever heard if something called remote work. Upwork? |