Iran - Israel/US War: Israel-US declare war on Iran, Iran responds

I don't know about that. A constitution doesnt necessarily mean a defined border.
Bennet is ever more far right than Netanyahu, and is far more competent.
He may try to expand far more rapidly than Netanyahu, even without US support.

Short answer: No. Nobody comes close to Netanyahu's ambition and his manipulation of the American politics. The guy is an institution in himself.
 
No need to be ashamed.
It is what it is folks......when you think about it. How come da Israeli gubment is in a position to influence the US gubment?

The good old Urdu language saying 'Girti Dewaar ko aik dhakka aur do!' (Let's give one last push to this crumbling wall!). Hillary and many others are finally finding their 'voice' against the Zionist hold on America.
And about time!
 
Why would anyone give that woman any credibility whatsoever? She is an angry, bitter person who got beat not once but twice by political neophytes. She simply wants to remain relevant, that's all.

There are only two centers of power in the USA:

1: The Anglo-Saxons
2: The Zionists

Before the Zionist took over the political power, the Anglo-Saxons were always in charge whether be the left or right. The Zionists followed their path and also took over both the left and the right.

Now the battle will take place between the Anglo-Saxons and the Zionists. Of the two, the Zionists are the biggest cowards the likes of which the Universe has not seen, only the Indians come in a close second when it comes to cowardice.


The Anglo-Saxons might end up waging a world War agains but this time for their own interests rather than the zionist interests. The USA requires extremely large amounts of resources to repair itself and reverse the damage done to its society by the zionist in the past 40 years.

The Anglo-Saxons put the Japanese into camps, it appears that the times are coming where they will put zionists in reeducation camps too.

The zionists are heartless, but none are ruthless and as telepathically united as the anglo-saxons.

Interesting times ahead!
 

I'm glad this is happening.

Iran should take Mr Grossi to all the nuke sites bombed by the US n Israel, and then:

1. Do up a bill for reconstruction/ rehabilitation of the premises/ buildings/ Labs/ power plants destroyed/ damaged, in need of remediation.

2. Show them where the 60% HEU is buried and have them bring in dat famed Chinese crew to dig it out.

3. All expenses outta IAEA pocket.

4. Thank you very much!
 
I don't believe in destroying historical artefacts but it doesn't make sense to destroy Reza Shah's tomb but leave Esther's tomb alone, I would not destroy either.
It does get tricky, but if Hitler's tomb was in Jerusalem, do you think the Jews would've preserved it and respected it?
 
Please wake up.

The MoU has indeed happened thus far. I have mentioned that many times, as have many others.
I think the issue is why it is just an MoU that has happened after such a huge campaign when the stated goals were much much larger: regime change, unconditional surrender, calling uncle, handover nuclear dust etc. Expecting anything after 60 days is just coping. As Obama had said - expecting a deal better than JCPOA is not possible; no matter how long you wait.
 
Iraqis did a LOT, relative to their size. 20+ drone strikes every day. and from day one, zero hesitation.

a lot of the hits in KSA were from Iraqi drones.
Mostly FPVs, as far as I know. I don't know if they fired 20+ drone per day, but they did have some good hits like on those American helicopters and radar in Iraq. Did they kill any American or Israeli soldier though? I doubt that.

Anyway, the question is, was it really worth it? We have spent billions of dollars on these groups in the last 20-30 years. We could've spent this money elsewhere and achieved more in terms of military objectives. We could've fired drones from Khuzestan and achieved similar results with a fraction of that cost. Israel hired agents deep inside Iran in places like Isfahan and Tehran for a fraction of that cost.

As we have repeatedly discussed it before, we spent 50 billion USD in Syria to save Assad, who eventually escaped to Moscow with his family and handed over the country to Golani. We could've fully modernized the IRIAF and the IRIN with that sort of money. We could've spent that money on air defense and add several layers of long range systems. The IRIAF was the most successful force of us in the Ramadhan war if we judge them by the number of Americans they killed in a single strike, and they flew ancient airframes.
 

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