Iranian Foreign & Resistance Front Strategy & Operations

jauk said:
Who started it? Cherry-picked logic at best.
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Relevant to this thread the point is no one is a devil or an angel. Every country is varying proportions of both.
 
VCheng said:
Relevant to this thread the point is no one is a devil or an angel. Every country is varying proportions of both.
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Some are are more angels than devils--if you'd like to word it that way.
 
jauk said:
Yep, common retort when argument immediately goes sideways.
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So you want to insist that one side is devilish and the other angelic despite admitting otherwise above? 😁
 
VCheng said:
So you want to insist that one side is devilish and the other angelic despite admitting otherwise above? 😁
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You're good natured but lack logical debate tools. Perhaps this will drive the point home. Oh, let me add an emoji too: :D

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Well, perhaps a fallback. I wanted to note a lesson for Iran, however. If opponents' attacks are successful the first to blame must be oneself for failure of security. The losses of Iranian pieces is first and foremost a security failure of the highest order by the IRI. This is far beyond the obvious protection of assets--more importantly it takes the way the need to 'retaliate'.

I also wanted to note, since the killed are black this would inevitably remove incentives for the US to take extreme retaliatory steps. Selling that to the society would be implicitly more difficult.

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Enemy drone that killed US troops in Jordan was mistaken for a US drone, preliminary report suggests

An enemy drone that killed three American troops and wounded dozens of others in Jordan may have been confused with an American drone returning to the U.S. installation.
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Oscar said:
I have not excluded anything either - I am mentioning official efforts to avoid civilian deaths against what has been an appalling adhering to that practice due to the devastating nature of modern weapons.
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Excuse me. But using a JDAM for demolishing a whole building in the center of Gaza it is a deliberate war crime. Even Russia have been avoiding this kind of weaponry in Ukraine.

Or dealing with humanitarian help for civilians (hey remember they have been closed in a open concentration camp during more than 10 years) it is a war crime.

Moreover it is using a criminalist text book of "collective punishment" that soviets and germans perfectioned during WWII.

Even some Pentagon advisors are assessing Congress about it. Check National Interest website.
 
Flotilla said:
Excuse me. But using a JDAM for demolishing a whole building in the center of Gaza it is a deliberate war crime. Even Russia have been avoiding this kind of weaponry in Ukraine.

Or dealing with humanitarian help for civilians (hey remember they have been closed in a open concentration camp during more than 10 years) it is a war crime.

Moreover it is using a criminalist text book of "collective punishment" that soviets and germans perfectioned during WWII.

Even some Pentagon advisors are assessing Congress about it. Check National Interest website.
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No one is arguing with it so not sure what cherry points you’re trying to score there?
 
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