Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
I think we need to wait for the war to end. Maybe then the US would finally release some evidence about what happened.

Jew(s) powers doesn't come from their numbers like Christian and Muslims, they know they are in small numbers, they don't accept converts and they consider themselves to be Chosen people, they think their lives values more than everyone else hence they avoid confrontations when they are at disadvantage, but there is one thing they are good at in manipulation and treachery, they used Powerful empires/Kingdoms to do their bidding, that's what you see in America, Jewish Lobby Hold American politicians by b@lls and convince them to use American tax Dollars and manpower to take out their enemies. Remember that Jews didn't killed/Executed Jesus, they influence the Roman's to do it (Christian View).If Jews were powerful they wouldn't have had to beg America for help for 30 years until they found a dumb fukwit like trump who agreed. Imagine Israel without US vs Iran we know iran would win easy
Hey what about that certain other country that supposedly has satellites and is not "under the thumb of the zionists"
you know...like this one...notice the old date
I think Qatar is one of the least likely countries to participate in this war. Saudi Arabia and the Emirates are highly likely to enter the war for purely different reasons and they're probably weighing this as we speak.
1. Saudi Arabia is likely to enter the war because their role as a regional power has been completely undermined and crushed here. They have been humiliated time and time again by the IRGC in the last 3 weeks. They're losing face and credibility and they're no longer seen as a rival for Iran, and not even as the daddy of the Arab sheikhdoms in the region. Also, they have a large air force and important security pacts to back them up.
2. The Emirates has their eyes set on our 3 islands in the Persian Gulf (Greater Tunb, Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa). They are not going to make a move unless the US decides to launch a ground invasion of Iran, particularly targeting our islands.
The US dollar has a huge bubble but as long as Petrodollar is in place and the US absolutely dominates the energy and technology markets, it is unlikely to burst soon.
There are no reformists in the Sheikhdoms in our region. They are first and foremost US assets. Anything else they do should be purely seen through the lens of economics, rather than long-term strategic thinking.