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Laakhon Pakistanis have lost their jobs already. We all know somebody facing total ruin after a lifetime of working and contributing to the economy of the GCC.My friend’s brother was arrested in the UAE 3 days ago just because his name is "Ali" even though he is Sunni. No one knows where he is and the family has been unable to contact him.
The poor guy worked tirelessly for decades and built a company employing hundreds of people and he lost everything in a single day. He did not care about poltics and never used social media but got arrested because of his name.
It hurts to see how a tiny country like the UAE can treat our people like servants and destroy their lives just to pressure the Pakistani government.
Its not that cold in Iran for those soldiers to wear jackets. Looks AI.I checked it again with Grok
Another example of where they are only on equal footing in the mosque during prayerLaakhon Pakistanis have lost their jobs already. We all know somebody facing total ruin after a lifetime of working and contributing to the economy of the GCC.
I don't want to spread defeatism as one of the users here said.Different cards:
- Hormuz
- Bab-Al-Mandab
- Destroying regional energy infrastructure
No country in the world is able to control/choke 25% of Worlds trade through these 2 straits. Only Iran (and allies) have this power.
Striking US bases is to disrupt their logistical operations, very important in preventing invasion and supporting our own offensive operations.
Doesn’t look like Jack Murphy is as reliable as we thought:
Meanwhile @Persian Gulf had 2 mini heart attacks and one minor stroke the last 3 hours but is in stable condition.
The bargaining chip isn't what we already hit but what we can hit. Their ability to defend infrastructure decreases with every interceptor used. The bargaining chip is "we won't destroy this" not "look at how much we destroyed."Yes, that's the only silver lining here that I can think of. But ironically, even though our enemies are running out of interceptors, we do not see a meaningful increase in our destructive power. That's what worries me. Our target selection in Week 5 wasn't that good.
No it's selling for economic reasons, I never said otherwise. The fact is, for economic reasons they haven't intercepted any shipments yet. If they start to, Iran will stop selling and prices will rise even higher.Do you seriously think that the USN cannot target Iranian oil tankers in the Arabian Sea or the Indian Ocean? Do you think Iran is selling oil because of military reasons? We can't even escort our tankers.
Vietnam didn't raise gas prices to $4 and LBJ didn't say he was going to cut all federal funding for healthcare and daycare to pay for it. They also went to the trouble of faking Tonkin while Trump just shrugged and said "bibi made me do it." And even so, Vietnam won that war regardless of how long it took them to do it.The Vietnam War was unpopular in the US. It lasted 2 f*cking decades.
Trump said help us, Europe said no, regardless of what reasons they have. Macron admitted Hormuz can only be opened with Iranian cooperation, and he's right. The ukroids are doing us a favor by hitting Russian oil, it increases Iran's leverage against Europe.Europe is still pretty much in an alliance with the US. Do you know why Europeans are not interested in this war? First and foremost, immigration. They do not want a failed state with 93 million Muslims next to Europe. Also, Iran is the only thing that keeps Afghan immigrants from going to Turkey and Europe. After that, they have economic reasons. None of this means that Europe has broken with the US.
Yet it means they have to take precautions, use expensive and limited stand off weapons which are not as quickly or easily replaced. This affects operational planning, suddenly the ground invasion is made less safe and more costly to cover by air and it may force them to scale back their goals.Our AD is still functional but it is not performing as wonderfully as people here like to claim. They have had thousands of sorties over Iran in the last 36 days and we have shot down only an F-15.
Also, we failed to shoot down a C-130 that was deep inside our territory for several hours.
Criticism can occur before and after the conflict. Spreading fears that we're going to lose land and there's no hope to defeat an invasion because of one maybe successful maybe not operation is defeatism.You really need to differentiate between criticism and defeatism. If valid criticisms had not been overlooked in the last 20 years, we wouldn't have been in this situation in the first place.
They have the advantage. They can hit us from above way faster than we can mobilize troops or AD units. The cost is way too high. We need to preserve what we have for the possible ground invasion.we had some pretty good advantages that should enable us to inflict serious harm on their rescue efforts, even if not able to defeat them entirely
alas
Doesn’t look like Jack Murphy is as reliable as we thought:
Meanwhile @Persian Gulf had 2 mini heart attacks and one minor stroke the last 3 hours but is in stable condition.
I don't expect the air force to do ANYTHING at this stage in the war except to keep their heads down and survive. Iran has been planning for this war for decades. Our planners know the strength and weakness of their own forces and that of the enemy intimately. Iran has proven that their planning is viable by being in the fight five weeks after they were "pearl Harboured" by the United States of America and Israel. I am not in a position to dictate what our armed forces should be doing and neither is anyone else here. We are mere observers. All i can do is keep calm, trust the plan and hope for the best.can you tell me what you have seen the air force do in Iran in the last 2 weeks?
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