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

[RescueRanger]

If Chinese don’t use X, then who are these so-called ‘Chinese’ accounts targeting with anti-Iran takes?

The same people behind many of the so called "Israeli" accounts.

 

[Mobius]

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[adir-L]

Man this parasite is going to ruin this forum. Leta ban him so we can then talk about fun things.

If I'm too difficult to engage with, I’ll leave it here. I haven’t used any offensive language — only clear logic that you’ve been unable to counter. Wishing you all the best, sincerely.

 

[brazensword]

If Chinese don’t use X, then who are these so-called ‘Chinese’ accounts targeting with anti-Iran takes?

CIA psyops + Hasbara

 

[Cash gk]

Not a lot of Chinese use X they use their own dedicated social media networks - if you see a highly vocal Chinese user on X - chances are they are not Chinese.

Countries with real strategic thinking develop their own secure communication systems. We've seen how reliance on Western apps like WhatsApp and Facebook has led to disasters - Iranian officials were tracked and killed because of WhatsApp, and Hamas leaders met the same fate.

Now Pakistan is making the same dangerous mistake. Despite having a large software industry, they continue using foreign platforms instead of building their own secure alternatives. This is both embarrassing and a major security threat.

The smartphone market is equally compromised. iPhones and Samsung devices may claim privacy, but they ultimately share data with Western governments. Apple's "Private Cloud Compute" still uses U.S. servers, making data accessible under laws like the Cloud Act. Samsung shares data with Google and other U.S. companies.

Meanwhile, Huawei faces bans because it refuses to share data with Western governments. The hypocrisy is clear - Western companies are forced to hand over data to their governments while criticizing Huawei.

My cousin, a software engineer, recently quit using X (Twitter) because he discovered they're training AI models on user data that could be used for military purposes.

The lesson is clear:
Foreign social media and smartphones are security risks
Countries must develop their own communication platforms
There are no truly safe mainstream options only government-approved ones

Until nations take digital sovereignty seriously, they will remain vulnerable to surveillance and manipulation by foreign powers. The time to build independent systems is now, before more lives are put at risk.

 

[Windjammer]

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[digitalSurgeon]

The religious nut parasite actually believes a messiah will come. lol. Religious nut parasite.

 

[Mobius]

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[Ali_Baba]

USAF
and our weak leadership..

Add a bankrupt country to that list of reasons why Pakistan cannot help right now.

 

[Cash gk]

When Elon Musk offers Starlink to conflict areas, it's not out of charity. There's always a strategic motive. Starlink satellites don't just provide internet - they become powerful intelligence-gathering tools for American agencies.

 

[digitalSurgeon]

If I'm too difficult to engage with, I’ll leave it here. I haven’t used any offensive language — only clear logic that you’ve been unable to counter. Wishing you all the best, sincerely.

Good riddance. Bye bye parasite.

 

[Forsvaret]

Are you replying to me for the sake of replying?

No, it’s pure math. Israeli military strategists (following game theory) have already achieved much of their goals, if not all. So, they wish to end the hostilities in the hopes of Iran doing the same. Which is highly unlikely, given that Iran is not a proxy like Hamas or Hezbollah.

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

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[Be dazzled]

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Reptilian alert.