Jalz
Registered Member
Waste of ammunition ngl
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You nailed it. It’s a slow-motion disaster. You’ve already gone over the edge, and now you just have to sit there and agonize over the impact.Dadash this is not about Trump. Do you remember 7 countries in 5 years? Which path to Persia? The project for a new American Century? A clean break? This plan has been in the works since before the 2001 Iraq invasion. All the invasions since 2001 have been paving the path to Iran.
These ceasefire agreements and on again off again wars just wreck the country. Iran will not see any tangible benefit and if they do, the US will claw it back many folds and bomb more factories. Even after signing the JCPOA they said they expected regime change before its sunset clauses came into effect. They just will not stop. They won't. They will keep chipping away regardless of who is in office.
The sellouts inside Iran signing and pushing for deals and ceasefires are plants. Nobody at that level of political leadership is that naive. That excuse is an insult to our intelligence.
We wasted just as much!Waste of ammunition ngl
I don't blame them. Imagine being the Chinese and having to deal with a mental midget like the IR on a daily basis. I'm actually impressed by their level of patience and how tolerant they been overall. Of course it works both ways, resource wise and geopolitically but as some point even the Chinese will just tell us to **** off and it will probably happen sooner than you think. In fact, we already got glimpses of that in this war.China does not want Iran to have the upper hand. They helped neutralize Iran's main weapon, the Strait, by reducing their crude oil purchases. Providing weapons to Iran is contrary to actions they have taken so far. Iran has no friends but the regional groups. And Iran has thrown them under the bus one by one.
The nuclear race was started by Israel, with stations at Irak, Syria and even Lybia. Just Irán seems to be more achievable. Please, don't hide the truth.I have no issue with Iran should it Go nuclear. I'll just repeat what I said that you were responding to
Once Iran goes nuclear like any other nuclear country, Iran will have the nuclear bullseye pointed at them.
And yes, it could quite possibly start a nuclear arms race in the Middle East. A very real possibility.
Explains why Mojtaba has been keeping a low profile.
Waste of ammunition ngl
The “Leaky” Strait of Hormuz.
And some members tried to tell me it’s closed and zero ships passing thru.
China's crude oil imports have plunged sharply over the last two months—dropping from an average of 11.5 million barrels per day down to roughly 8 million barrels per day The huge reduction in China’s oil imports—dropping over 40% year-on-year is driven by a strategic refusal to buy expensive oil, heavy reliance on secret stockpiles, an aggressive shift toward clean energy such as a surging electric vehicle fleet displacing traditional oil demand and domestic fuel export bans.China does not want Iran to have the upper hand. They helped neutralize Iran's main weapon, the Strait, by reducing their crude oil purchases. Providing weapons to Iran is contrary to actions they have taken so far. Iran has no friends but the regional groups. And Iran has thrown them under the bus one by one.
Untrue.I think it is already too late at this point. This war is lost. I was shocked when rumors of another negotiation came out. Now I am watching a slow motion trainwreck and downward spiral for years to come. Absolutely heartbreaking. My fault for expecting more from a retarded system like IR.
I heard China got hundreds of Oil tankers sitting off the coast waiting to unload oil. China hasnt even touched its strategic reserves yetChina's crude oil imports have plunged sharply over the last two months—dropping from an average of 11.5 million barrels per day down to roughly 8 million barrels per day The huge reduction in China’s oil imports—dropping over 40% year-on-year is driven by a strategic refusal to buy expensive oil, heavy reliance on secret stockpiles, an aggressive shift toward clean energy such as a surging electric vehicle fleet displacing traditional oil demand and domestic fuel export bans.
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