Meengla
Elite Member
I remember a certain Brazillian guy leading to this war, kept saying there would not a war and when the war started, saying something like 'This is not a real war'. Hahaha!
Iran - Israel/US War: Israel-US declare war on Iran, Iran responds
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I remember a certain Brazillian guy leading to this war, kept saying there would not a war and when the war started, saying something like 'This is not a real war'. Hahaha!
hussain0216
Elite Member
Keep a eye on whats happening
OK let them leave that joke of an organization. What's next ? Will they boycott toilets too ?
lightning f57
Trusted Member
I have always wondered whether that explosion at Modarres missile garrison was really an accident.
Pakistan did not host American bases used to attack Iran, so why were Iranian ballistic missiles being launched at it?
Kyussis
Trusted Member
They were launched at a Baluchi terrorist camp in Pakistan.
SaadH
Elite Member
Same way WhatsApp was supposedly encrypted. Western tech all originated in DoD/DARPA projects and CIA/FBI has a back door in all their systems.
Himalayan
Registered Member
If they quit toilets too, that’s a clean break from all that stinks.
hussain0216
Elite Member
Their is a plan
Bomb Iranian police and security
Send weapons to protestors
Get the harami Iranian diaspora to spread propaganda
Manipulate and sanction Iranian economy
Iranian response in the middle of a war should be UTTER BRUTAL RUTHLESSNESS
don't let the plot work, have soldiers ready with heavy weapons and mow down any and every traitor
Make announcements about what the enemies plots are and let it be known how you will respond
Protest under normal circumstances is fine, but when you are at war and your enemy is plotting then it is outright TREACHERY
Watandar
Trusted Member
A one off incident is not indicative of any pattern. The US however has attacked every country in the region, directly or via proxies in a well established pattern.
hasssanali8998
Banned
funny i know a iran funded proxy in pakistan too
Meengla
Elite Member
Yes and no. I believe some semi-independent entity in Iran launched those missiles into Pakistan. That attack had the Pakistanis scratching their heads in disbelief but the Pakistani analysts and media decided not to be too harsh on Iran as a state but Pakistan had to respond, which Pakistan did, by coordinating with Iran and then, strangely, just 1-2 days later they hugged each other--I mean literally hugged!
Iran doesn't seem like a nation with a clear chain of commands like Pakistan or even India are. Iran needs to resolve that for their own good. They have too many enemies to have such issues.
Ali_Baba
VIP Member
No one truly understands the logic behind those strikes, it could have been as simple as MOSSAD "directed" operatives putting Pakistani locations into a list that did not have the right oversight. We have seen how heavily Iran has been infiltrated by MOSSAD agents.
A country that can lose virtually its entire top command structure, and senior leaders in one strike, is not a country that has tight seals in the important places, or as much control as you would expect.
This is something Iran needs to work on, given how well the Lebanese have secured with communications following the infiltration there, Iran needs to do something similar.
The Government of Pakistan has moved on from that strange event, and I think we should to.
The context between and now, is entirely different.
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Hamartia Antidote
Elite Member
uh-huh..and you aren't worried about Iran's nuclear program...with those semi-independent entities" lurking about...able to fire missiles at Pakistan.
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