US Perspective on the Iran - Israel / US War

I doubt he's losing much sleep over it. Some Iranians and their Pakistani supporters, however, seem far more concerned about US gas prices and the next midterm elections than they do about Iran's own economic troubles, where inflation has reportedly reached 88%.

Strange how Iran's own economic problems don't seem to attract the same level of concern.

One could almost conclude that American lives matter more in these discussions than Iranian lives. 🤔

In my opinion, nearly five decades of IRGC propaganda and ideological messaging has conditioned much of the public discourse to focus on external enemies while drawing attention away from Iran's own domestic challenges. It seems to have totally numbed Iranian society like a cow before slaughter.

The US is graded on an anti curve and ultra maximalist objectives, while Iran is graded on barely surviving. The Iranian people and economy don’t matter. Nearly its entire military and nuclear industrial bases destroyed, and that doesn’t matter. Its entire conventional navy sunk, and that doesn’t matter either.

If some IRGC goons and Mojtaba are holed up for 6 months in a bunker apparently that’s “winning”. If they can fire a handful of drones and missiles, that’s “winning.”
 
Coronet is phrase used in the military for a tactical air movement consisting of refullers, transporters and fighters/bombers.
Thanks for the clarification.

Been reading it for a while, didn't have a clue what it meant. Hum nacheez bando ko itni advance guftagu ka kya pata.
 
It seems Muslims are best at fighting fellow Muslims.
Take the ongoing conflict between Iran and the United States for example: Iran has not launched a single missile or drone strike onto the territory of the United States or Israel for the last half a month. Instead, all its attacks have targeted Muslim nations such as Kuwait, Jordan and Bahrain.
It strikes the refineries and infrastructure of these fellow Muslim countries and blockades their waterways. They rail against the West, yet strike fellow Muslims
 
It seems Muslims are best at fighting fellow Muslims.
Take the ongoing conflict between Iran and the United States for example: Iran has not launched a single missile or drone strike onto the territory of the United States or Israel for the last half a month. Instead, all its attacks have targeted Muslim nations such as Kuwait, Jordan and Bahrain.
It strikes the refineries and infrastructure of these fellow Muslim countries and blockades their waterways. They rail against the West, yet strike fellow Muslims
Fanatical IRGC controlled Iran is a snake that cannot be trusted. Best to keep it caged or kill it.
 
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More verbal diarrhea from the Orange idiot, someone should really take both his mouth, and his phone away from him!
 
3 52's took off from Barksdale AFB home of 2nd Bomber Command assigned to Global Strike Command.
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These are likely readiness exercises prior to deployment to RAF Fairford/Lakeheath for possible operations against Iran.
 
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Urgent | Trump: The Americans are not against war and no one wants Iran to obtain a nuclear weapon

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For much of the last 20 years, many people—including myself—were under the impression that Iran was a formidable military power and that a country like the United States would be reluctant to attack it directly.

However, in recent years Iran has experienced military strikes on its territory by Pakistan, Israel, and the United States. In my view, that has challenged the long-held perception that Iranian territory was effectively immune from direct military action.

If that trend were to continue, some argue it could encourage broader international efforts to increase military and economic pressure on the IRGC, although the future course of events remains uncertain.

From my perspective, if the discussion shifts from preventing a foreign military presence to merely resisting one after it has already been established, then the strategic debate has fundamentally changed. To me, that would suggest that deterrence had already failed, regardless of what follows.
Iranian deterrence failed, we already know that.

But did the US manage to deter strikes on its bases across the region? Did Israel manage to deter strikes on its capital from Yemen, Lebanon, Iraq, or Iran? No, so why the double standard for Iran?
 

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