Iran - Israel/US War: Israel-US declare war on Iran, Iran responds
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Magi
Registered Member
What are they planning? Enter Saudi from the Red Sea and somehow get to Khark, Abu Musa or Qeshm? Or go through Syria-Iraq? That sounds hazardous with PMUs. Their landing ships are useless if they can't cross the strait. Or will they try to land at Chabahar and march on land toward the strait? That sounds extremely dangerous. Maybe a combination of these? None of this makes any sense.
If they go ahead, Saudi/UAE troops will likely do a blind yolo push for Abu Musa and the Tunbs.
not possible technically, and politically Saudi will prefer their GCC cousins a little poorer.
AZ_HighCountry
INT'L MOD
The President is not wrong regarding the far left wing of the Democrat Party.
PakSword
THINK TANK: CONSULTANT
They only would think like that.
This asshole is uttering his thoughts both verbally and in writing.
ShapurII
Trusted Member
Do they have to cross the strait though?
I think Kharg and Qeshm are reasonable targets for the Americans. And as you said, the UAE will probably go for the 3 islands simultaneously.
ShapurII
Trusted Member
Wrong or not, it is hilarious to compare Trump with Nixon. Completely different people, almost on the opposite sides of the spectrum.
Aggregate
Registered Member
It did release the shrapnel .. there were some sparks over the wing, though the quality is too bad to assess if the wing was damaged.
Though its primary purpose is to damage aircraft via shrapnel .. so hopefully it did the only one job that it had.
maverick
Trusted Member
This is what French post colonial model is. 14 African countries deposits all their earnings in French Treasury, they can only withdraw 10 or 20% of it for their budget, the rest they have to get from France on interest and loans. Same is going on in Iraq, oil theft.
14 African Countries Who Still Pay Colonial Tax To France
BY: CSGLOBE
14 African Countries Who Still Pay Colonial Tax To France14 African Countries are Still Forced Nowadays by France to Pay Colonial Tax for the Benefits of Slavery and Colonization
80% of the 10 countries with the lowest literacy rates in the WORLD among adults are in francophone Africa.
Namely: Benin (40%), Burkina Faso (26%), Chad (34%), Côte d’Ivoire (49%), Guinea (29%), Mali (23%), Niger (29%), and Senegal (42%).
This spectacular result is achieved after over 150 years of French colonization!
During the almost 200 years of French colonization in Africa and Asia, France has built only ONE university in their entire colonies.
It was in Indochina.
After 150 years of French colonization of CAR (Central African Republic) there was only ONE person with a PhD degree when the country became independent in 1960.
However, France continues to collect rent on the colonial buildings they have left in these countries, and 14 African countries are still forced nowadays by France to pay colonial tax for the benefits of slavery and colonization.
Imagine the US still paying RENT to the British for the White House for instance, or Russia to collect rent from the vast public housing they have built through eastern Europe during soviet union occupation.
Now take note of this. When Eastern European countries got their independence in the 90s from the Soviet Union Empire, ALL those countries without exception achieved 100% literacy rate, thousands of well trained engineers, doctors, many universities, etc. and lot of housing, transportation and energy infrastructure,…
LeonBlack08
INT'L MOD
Trump literally admits while bragging - the reason US carriers are so far out and possibly USS Gerald Ford did end up getting hit to some degree.
Nobody briefed him on OpSec.
RescueRanger
Meme Lord
The real suprise might come from the East
Immortals
Elite Member
Keep in mind I think the statistic is something where 51% of US troops are white. The rest are black, Hispanic, Asian, and other minorities.
Thus the stomach for casualties by the U.S. is likely much higher since the deaths will likely be the poor and minority class of America.
Oscar
Moderator
Which they are getting anyway due to this but what is the technical barrier - I can see it as a throughput issue with KSA able to cater to its own infrastructure technically but to really have it as a multinational projects would need guarantees.
Would we simply not facilitate this if it turns out (as it looks to be) we replaced Khameni with Khameni and call it a day?
LeonBlack08
INT'L MOD
Difference between an educated politician and an illiterate fraud.
