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

[FUB]

 

[Shags101]

If THAAD missiles are being launched then the radar for it must still be functioning, unless the radar is off line and they have integrated a different type of radar that is not as efficient or accurate as?

Well if these radars are getting blasted I don’t think they keep half billion dollar systems in stock like they would at Costco…………again you never know

 

[Eşbah]

Turkish twitter is very divided. You see a lot of strong support to Iran and critic of their own government for issuing anti Iranian statements. And you have a few who say these are Shias and we should not support them. They even use the term «Iranist» as a slur against those who support Iran.

Please refrain from commenting on matters you are not well-informed about. I find it difficult to understand the source of your anti-Turkish bias, but your statement is factually inaccurate. The vast majority of people in Turkey oppose this war. It is irrelevant whether they identify as pro-European, secular Kemalists, conservative Sunnis, or Turkish nationalists. The typical Turkish citizen is against US intervention, does not endorse Zionist Israel's territorial expansion, and believes the US objective of this war is not just regime change but rather the destruction of the Iranian nation. Despite the existing tensions/issues with Iran, this war is not seen in the best interest of Turkey or the broader region.

In addition, the discussion in Turkey differs vastly from that in other countries in the region due to its relationship with Iran, including its people and historical context.

For example, while there are conversations about regime change, undermining the Iranian state, and indefinitely weakening it in Arab and Western TV channels, Turkish television hosts, analysts and experts typically do not even entertain the idea of the US being able to successfully destroy the Iranian state- or nationhood.

These experts tell the Turkish public 24/7 quite openly and bluntly on every channel that Iran is not an artificial construct (like Saudi Arabia or UAE); it possesses a rich history, a deeply rooted identity, and a high level of historical awareness among its citizens.

The Turkish approach to this war is very easy to summerize: Iran is here to stay. Act accordingly. Don't burn bridges you can't afford to rebuild.

The Turks are always divided on almost every single issue.

*on domestic issues. Majority is clearly anti-war.

 

[Shags101]

So, this kanzeer still not dead.

Well you never know the longer this war goes maybe the citizens of Israel will lynch him let’s assume they had dozens if not hundreds of security personnel just for this photo op

 

[FUB]

 

[925boy]

What was racist about my question? Your flags indicate your country of origin is Nigeria. So, you are either a Nigerian ex-pat living in the US or you are an American proud of your Nigerian origin therefore you choose to display the flag. Yet, the wording of some of your posts give a reasonable person pause to think you may be an expat.

Nothing racist in my question other than your immediate assumption I am being racist.

I am seeing that some of the bigger complainers about the US are expats who live here.

Well the main issue here is why are you now choosing to attack, sorry address me personally instead of my point?

Also,Where are you from originally?
when will you return to your own country of origin?

I was born with a US passport in my mouth, so im not an expat, and I guess my points are so strong that you couldn't find any express able counter arguments to them, so you resorted to attacking my nationality?
Wtf does nigeria even have to do with this thread? @Persian Gulf @Musings musings please come get this guy, he's harassing me and distracting from the topic at the thread.

 

[AZ_HighCountry]

Trust me the effects are starting to ripple I delivery at Walmarts and Latin stores in south Florida one prices have gone up,products are not coming in and people are hoarding…..gas up 1.30 in 3 weeks

The price of gasoline alone has steadily increased since this started. Groceries as well.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Complimentary article posted on TWZ.

What Boots On The Ground In Iran Could Entail, According To Former CENTCOM Commander

Joseph Votel offers insights on securing Iran's uranium, seizing Kharg Island, dwindling stocks of missile interceptors, and how long Epic Fury will last.

www.twz.com

important insights from a very knowledgable source

Kharg not important enough to be worth the trouble
Esfahan operation would be very big and take several days, but technically possible
IRI likely to survive
war will last several months

 

[FUB]

It’s getting juicy

 

[Shags101]

I keep asking the members not to say "Arab" but Gulfies or "Arab elites", so as to avoid this unnecessary friction.

Well Arab elites is fine but it should be with “quotations” like I said I don’t get personally offended creative put downs are an art that you had to learn as a chubby Arab kid

 

[Shags101]

The price of gasoline alone has steadily increased since this started. Groceries as well.

Yes remember the “shortages” during Covid it’s coming people are going to hold back and jack up prices it’s the American dream

 

[Mutakalim]

This is whats so frustrating when you see Iranians attack Turks or even sunnis randomly.

Compare and contrast the Sunni Ajam and their outlook towards Iran compared to the Khaleejis. Hell even the Egyptians are largely supportive of Iran, as well as the Algerians.

Indonesia, Malaysia, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Turkey, all Majority Ajam Sunni countries, the perception of Iran is largely positive from the public.

Our perception of Iran is mainly driven by the appreciation of Iranian stand against Zionism. Only idiots or sellouts among us undermine Iranian resistance by pointing out to Iranian policies in Syria, Iraq and Yemen and theological differences.

 

[AZ_HighCountry]

Well the main issue here is why are you now choosing to attack, sorry address me personally instead of my point?

Also,Where are you from originally?
when will you return to your own country of origin?

I was born with a US passport in my mouth, so im not an expat, and I guess my points are so strong that you couldn't find any express able counter arguments to them, so you resorted to attacking my nationality?
Wtf does nigeria even have to do with this thread? @Persian Gulf @Musings musings please come get this guy, he's harassing me and distracting from the topic at the thread.

Born & raised on the south shore of Lake Erie. So I'm already home.

The style of some of your posts gives a reasonable person the impression you could be an expat. There are a lot here. And, they bash the US as well.

More than once I've asked an expat if they are so unhappy here in the US why don't they return to their home country. The question asked of you was the same since you chose to display the flag of Nigeria as your country of origin.

If you consider that to be harassment, or racism, then that's your problem to address. Not mine.

 

[AZ_HighCountry]

important insights from a very knowledgable source

Kharg not important enough to be worth the trouble
Esfahan operation would be very big and take several days, but technically possible
IRI likely to survive
war will last several months

I read the article as well. Votel is solid, much respect for him.

 

[AZ_HighCountry]

Yes remember the “shortages” during Covid it’s coming people are going to hold back and jack up prices it’s the American dream

And my wife wonders why we have 400 rolls of TP.