Iran Has Demolished U.S. Defence

Britain, the West, and USA started further back than that.
Initially business interests helping to develop the petroleum resources and revenues for Iran.
Then preventing Soviet occupation during World War Two.
Then arming and allying with Iran during the Cold War to further blunt communist expansion and threats.

After Islamic Jihad overthrew the Shah and instituted a theocracy, the official policy of Iran was to target "Death to the USA".
Iran then began attacking Americans where ever they could throughout the world.
Iran has been meddling in affairs and interests of others outside it's borders for those 46+ years.
Iran is reaping what it has sown.

It's known as basic world history and seems you never learned such and/or flunked the courses.

Your ignorance and stupidity, along with callousness to the murders of Iranians by their theocratic regime show you are a waste of human flesh.
I won't waste more time responding to slime and scum like you.
I don't see you crying over those girls, but you're crying over some imaginary protesters the likewise imaginary communist mullahs weren't polite with in your fake msm reports, degenerate duplicitous f**k, and yes, it was the petroleum but not for the Iranian people, for the greedy US .
 
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Just think how nice it would be if asshats like you stopped supporting and enabling mass murderous regimes.

Following excerpts from nearly two months ago, Jan. 13, 2026;

Over 12,000 feared dead after Iran protests, as video shows bodies lined up at morgue​

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Information trickling out of Iran on Tuesday suggests that a crackdown by authorities to end more than two weeks of widespread anti-government protests has likely been far more deadly than activists outside the country have reported. With phone lines opening back up for calls from inside the Islamic Republic, two sources, including one inside Iran, told CBS News on Tuesday that at least 12,000, and possibly as many as 20,000 people have been killed.
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The protests — which drew warnings of a U.S. military intervention by President Trump — were sparked in late December by anger over a new spike in the cost of living in Iran's sanctions-hobbled economy. They quickly grew into mass rallies in all of Iran's 31 provinces, with tens of thousands of people chanting for the downfall of the country's Islamic rulers.

Even the lower death toll reported by Cooper in Britain on Tuesday, if confirmed, would surpass any officially reported casualty figure from past anti-regime protests in Iran since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, which brought the current government to power.

When Mr. Trump was asked Tuesday how many people have been killed in the protests in Iran, he responded, "Nobody's been able to give me an accurate number."

Mr. Trump warned multiple times as the protests escalated last week that if the Iranian regime killed protesters, the U.S. would take action, without ever specifying a red line that might prompt a response, or what the response might be.
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President Trump tells Iranian protesters help is on the way​

"Iranian Patriots, KEEP PROTESTING — TAKE OVER YOUR INSTITUTIONS!!! Save the names of the killers and abusers. They will pay a big price. I have cancelled all meetings with Iranian Officials until the senseless killing of protesters STOPS. HELP IS ON ITS WAY," Mr. Trump said in a social media post on Tuesday.

Again he offered no details about what help the U.S. might provide to Iran's long-stifled domestic opposition.

The president's national security team was scheduled to hold a meeting at the White House on Tuesday to discuss his options, according to several sources familiar with the matter. It was unclear whether the president himself would attend. He has been briefed on a wide array of military and covert tools that could be used against Iran, well beyond conventional airstrikes, according to two Pentagon officials who spoke to CBS News on the condition of anonymity to discuss national security matters.
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Iranians want "anyone who can remove the Islamic Republic"​

Amiry-Moghaddan told CBS News many Iranians wouldn't believe that narrative from their leaders.

"Iranian people are so fed up with the regime, and so desperate to come out of this system," he said. "I remember that I used to ask many people, with different backgrounds, 'Who would you support?' And all of them basically say that we would support anyone who can remove the Islamic Republic. Iran is a country with a lot of different kinds of people, different opinions. Some would like to have monarchies, some are opposed to monarchy, but I think the priority is to remove this regime."

Pahlavi has said he's ready to return to lead Iran, despite not having been there since his father, the U.S.-backed shah, fled almost 50 years ago amid intense public outrage over his rule. He told CBS News' Norah O'Donnell on Monday that the Iranian people "need action to be taken."

"The best way to ensure that there will be less people killed in Iran is to intervene sooner, so this regime finally collapses and puts an end to all the problems that we are facing," he said.

Pahlavi said he has communicated with the Trump administration, but he didn't reveal any details of those conversations.

Amiry-Moghaddan said an "absolute majority" of Iranians "don't want the regime, like more than 80%."

But he said that 80% was "roughly divided into three groups, those who would like to have [the] shah's son, those who oppose a monarchy, and those who haven't made up their minds."

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Orange highlighting my doing.
At last count, your Khazar masters had annihilated more than 70,000 unarmed people in Gaza (mostly women and kids). So lets not be all hypocritical and sh!t.
 
I don't see you crying over those girls, but you're crying over some imaginary protesters the likewise imaginary communist mullahs weren't polite with in your fake msm reports, degenerate duplicitous f**k, and yes, it was the petroleum but not for the Iranian people, for the greedy US .
Sort of lies I'd expect from a neo-nazi.
 
Sort of lies I'd expect from a neo-nazi.
Read this. You're a Yankee after all, aren't you? 😄
This is like a full circle. How shall I explain in easy-to-understand terms for the West (Yankees in particular)?

1). The Anglo-American troupe controlled Iran's natural resource ... i.e. their oil. The Iranians themselves got doodly squat.

2). Iran decided that Democracy was a "good thing" and so they installed a Democratic government for, by, and of the people - you know Democratic principles.

3). Iran's government realised that democracy demands that the population be given the right to self-determination and prosperity afforded their own resources so those resources were given to the Iranian population. Obviously, this meant that the Anglo-Americans would no longer skim the cream and keep the Iranians in poverty.

4). In 1953 the Anglo-Americans [who had now become Tyrants] set the CIA to work in overthrowing the democratically-elected government in what was called "Operation TP Ajax" and installed the puppet Dictator Shah.

5). The Iranians suffered tremendously during this anti-Democratic period until 1979 when the Islamic Revolution threw the Americans out of the country.

6). Unfortunately, it did not reinstate a truly Democratic government because they didn't want a repeat of the 1950s but it did kick the US in the ass and bring Iran's resources back to the Iranian people.

7). The Yankees have been bitching and moaning about it ever since. They want to get their grubby hands on Iran’s oil again ..... and so, I refer to your statement above.

Ps. History isn't taught in US schools so the Americans know nothing about any of this. 😵‍💫
 
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Sort of lies I'd expect from a neo-nazi.
What did I say that was a lie?

  • Between 7 October 2023 and 28 January 2026, according to the MoH, as reported by OCHA, 71,667 Palestinians were killed in the Gaza Strip and another 171,343 injured. Since the start of the ceasefire in October 2025, 492 Palestinians have been killed, 1,356 injured, and 715 bodies retrieved from under the rubble.
  • UNRWA has recorded 390 colleagues killed in Gaza since the start of the war (309 UNRWA personnel, in addition to 81 persons who were supporting UNRWA activities[2]), as of 27 January 2026.
 
Read this. You're a Yankee after all, aren't you? 😄
It's not the complete story nor accurate.
Comes from another source of pravda, like you komrade.
Islamic Jihad fundamentalism has been far worse than the Shah, et al.

Past pattern doesn't have to be repeated. History has lessons to be learned.
 
What did I say that was a lie?

  • Between 7 October 2023 and 28 January 2026, according to the MoH, as reported by OCHA, 71,667 Palestinians were killed in the Gaza Strip and another 171,343 injured. Since the start of the ceasefire in October 2025, 492 Palestinians have been killed, 1,356 injured, and 715 bodies retrieved from under the rubble.
  • UNRWA has recorded 390 colleagues killed in Gaza since the start of the war (309 UNRWA personnel, in addition to 81 persons who were supporting UNRWA activities[2]), as of 27 January 2026.
Stupid !
Only two forms of negative emoji available.
Thumbs down = 'disagree' is too mild
Fake news = is more broad, though often not precise enough

I could have given you the thumbs down, but you are still full of shyte.

You need to start with 1948 when this never ending war really started and the Islamic/Muslim assaults and slaughters of Israelis/Jews ever since then to gain further context.
You also need to ask you Hamas friends why they hide behind the Gazans and under their land. Why they prevented the Gazans from evacuating. And why they presented inflated numbers.
 
Stupid !
Only two forms of negative emoji available.
Thumbs down = 'disagree' is too mild
Fake news = is more broad, though often not precise enough

I could have given you the thumbs down, but you are still full of shyte.

You need to start with 1948 when this never ending war really started and the Islamic/Muslim assaults and slaughters of Israelis/Jews ever since then to gain further context.
You also need to ask you Hamas friends why they hide behind the Gazans and under their land. Why they prevented the Gazans from evacuating. And why they presented inflated numbers.
Please try using all 5 of your brain cells. It'll give you a better chance of understanding the big picture. First of all ... 1948 is when the Khazars invaded Palestine and literally started the war. Prior to that, the Khazar Zionists were still in their home towns scattered across eastern Europe. Quit being such a dunce.

Secondly, your Khazar masters are systematically ushering in a New World Order, One-World Government. You'll be whistling a different tune when you find yourself transformed from "peasant class" to "slave class."
 
Please try using all 5 of your brain cells. It'll give you a better chance of understanding the big picture. First of all ... 1948 is when the Khazars invaded Palestine and literally started the war. Prior to that, the Khazar Zionists were still in their home towns scattered across eastern Europe. Quit being such a dunce.

Secondly, your Khazar masters are systematically ushering in a New World Order, One-World Government. You'll be whistling a different tune when you find yourself transformed from "peasant class" to "slave class."
The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion: Unpacking the Notorious Antisemitic Forgery

The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion, first
published in Russia in 1903, is a notorious work
of forgery containing many antisemitic conspiracy
theories. Its twenty-four protocols depict a detailed
sinister Jewish plot to gain world domination. Building
on age-old antisemitic blood-libels and myths,
the Protocols modernised many of those tropes
and launched them into the twentieth century. The
publication quickly gained popularity worldwide and has
become a primary source of inspiration for antisemites.

Many of the conspiracies included in the book existed
prior to its publication. These include the notion of
Jewish world domination, control over governments,
media and finance, and plots to destabilise the world
order by promoting disorder and wars to benefit Jews.
The Protocols have been translated from Russian into
English, Arabic, Japanese, Polish, Spanish, and many
other languages.

The main narrative in the Protocols depicts Jews as
hating the goyim, or gentiles – anyone who is not
Jewish. Jews and their agents, who, according to the
Protocols, are present everywhere, plot to undermine
world order by various means, including instability,
financial control and control over primary sources of
information, such as the press and academia. Jews,
according to the Protocols, plan to eventually destroy
or subjugate their enemies and gain total world
domination. Throughout the Protocols, there is a sense
that Jews see themselves as ‘the chosen people’ and
view everyone else as there merely to be ruled, used,
looked down upon, or to have contempt against. ‘We’
are powerful, ‘they’ are not smart, not sophisticated
and greedy. The Protocols also exhibit Jewish contempt
towards liberalism and freedoms, and set a plot to take
advantage of these to serve their ambitions.
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We also have a thread on this board on this myth/lie/"pravda" ...
Deconstructing the Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion
 
Hmm, I was a commie, a homophobe, a comrade, an Ivan, a Boris, what else, ah yeah, a hate crimer and now this? Man, you're hurting me hard this time. 💔
As a deluded liar filled with ignorance you qualify for many negative epitaphs.
If you are intentional on the disinformation(lies) you spread, then these have been too mild.
 
I don’t trust very much what Iran says about its military successes but this video is very interesting because it offers an insight that the West is not giving us.


👉👉 Iran says it aimed at military and dual-use infrastructure to degrade adversary capabilities and pressure governments; civilian sites were hit mainly because they were co-located with, supported, or indistinguishable from military or strategic targets — not because Iran publicly said its intent was to kill civilians.

Key points:
  • Dual-use infrastructure: Many energy, port, airport, desalination, and oil storage sites serve both civilian and military/logistical functions (fuel supplies for bases, power for radar/communications, port facilities for equipment). Striking them can disrupt military operations without necessarily aiming specifically at civilians.
  • Proximity and collateral damage: Military targets are often near civilian infrastructure. Long-range missiles, drones, and loitering munitions have accuracy limits; strikes intended for military or logistical targets can cause damage to nearby civilian facilities.
  • Economic and coercive pressure: Damaging energy and transport infrastructure inflicts economic pain and political pressure on governments that host or support US/Israeli actions, increasing leverage without direct attacks on population centers.
  • Deterrence and signaling: Hitting high-impact infrastructure demonstrates capability and resolve to deter further attacks and to show domestic/regional audiences that Iran can retaliate broadly.
  • Iran’s official narrative: Iranian authorities framed the strikes as retaliation against military aggression and said they sought to avoid harming civilians where possible; they did not publicly state an intent to kill innocent people.

sources:


👉👉 Summary of what reputable reporting and verified open sources confirm (based on multiple international outlets, satellite-image providers and OSINT groups):

- Confirmed damage to U.S. radar/air‑defense infrastructure: Multiple reputable outlets (CNN, Reuters, ABC, Ynet, Planet Labs / Maxar imagery cited) and open‑source satellite imagery show strikes and visible damage at several Gulf and nearby sites (Muwaffaq Salti airbase, Prince Sultan, Al‑Ruwais/Al‑Sadder sites, US Fifth Fleet area in Bahrain, Jebel Ali, Ras Tanura). Imagery analyses identify craters, burn marks and damaged buildings consistent with missile/drone strikes.

- AN/TPY‑2 / THAAD radar at Jordan site likely hit: Several outlets (Bloomberg, CNN, Reuters-linked imagery reporting, regional press) cite commercial satellite images and US officials saying an AN/TPY‑2 (the X‑band radar used with THAAD) at Muwaffaq Salti was struck and appears heavily damaged. Reporting is cautious — descriptions use language like “likely” or “appears” and note multiple craters near trailerized radar components.

- Other radar/early‑warning sites also reported damaged: Satellite imagery and OSINT reporting indicate damage to a large AN/FPS‑132 early‑warning radar site in Qatar and to radar‑linked buildings in UAE and Saudi sites; in several cases it’s unclear whether the sensor module itself was destroyed or nearby support infrastructure was hit.

- Official statements are mixed: CENTCOM and US military posts have publicly contested some Iranian claims (e.g., carrier hit) while acknowledging incidents and some damage to bases; US and coalition statements emphasize intercepts and that operations continue. There is no single comprehensive US admission that “an entire THAAD battery was demolished,” only confirmations/assessments that specific radar assets were damaged at particular sites.

- OSINT verification exists but varies by site: Verified satellite imagery (Planet Labs, Maxar) and independent verification groups (news organizations’ imagery analysis, specialist OSINT teams) have geolocated and time‑stamped damage at multiple locations. For some claimed hits (specific radar trailers or shelters) analysts note the imagery is consistent with strikes but cannot always confirm internal equipment loss without on‑site inspection.

- Scale and operational impact remain uncertain and debated: Defense analysts and think tanks note that losing a forward AN/TPY‑2 radar degrades that node’s coverage and complicates missile defense in that sector, but also stress redundancy (other radars, Aegis ships, Patriot/other sensors) can mitigate single‑site losses. US industry and Pentagon statements show plans to ramp up interceptor production (Lockheed agreements to increase THAAD/PAC‑3 output), and reporting indicates the White House/Pentagon are pressing contractors to accelerate replenishment.

- Market/economic effects: Financial reporting (Reuters, Bloomberg) shows oil and insurance markets reacted — oil prices spiked and war‑risk/insurance costs rose — though market indicators (options/futures curves) suggest traders expect much of the shock to be short‑term unless the conflict widens.

How to interpret these confirmations
- The core technical claim in the video — that Iran “systematically dismantled” a full THAAD battery and left “no defense left” — is an overstatement compared with the public record. What is supported by multiple independent sources is that Iran struck and likely damaged key radar/early‑warning sensors at several forward sites (including an AN/TPY‑2 in Jordan and other radar infrastructure in the Gulf). That damage is significant tactically, but analysts emphasize redundancy and ongoing efforts to repair/replace systems and to ramp up production.

Edit : Should the world trust a major US organization that has consistently failed its audits? lol. :)

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Just think how nice it would be if asshats like you stopped supporting and enabling mass murderous regimes.

Following excerpts from nearly two months ago, Jan. 13, 2026;

Over 12,000 feared dead after Iran protests, as video shows bodies lined up at morgue​

...


Orange highlighting my doing.

Yeah, I'm having a weird sense of Deja-vu, because I remember this kind of shit being said about Iraq before we invaded it.

Turns out the Iraqis didn't throw flowers at our feet, they threw bombs.
 
👉👉 Iran says it aimed at military and dual-use infrastructure to degrade adversary capabilities and pressure governments
Fair logic.
How to interpret these confirmations
- The core technical claim in the video — that Iran “systematically dismantled” a full THAAD battery and left “no defense left” — is an overstatement compared with the public record.
Yes, that's what I assumed and [despite what the idiots in the peanut gallery who must be illiterate imagine], that's what I said up front.
What is supported by multiple independent sources is that Iran struck and likely damaged key radar/early‑warning sensors at several forward sites (including an AN/TPY‑2 in Jordan and other radar infrastructure in the Gulf). That damage is significant tactically, but analysts emphasize redundancy and ongoing efforts to repair/replace systems and to ramp up production.
Good post!
Edit : Should the world trust a major US organization that has consistently failed its audits? lol. :)
I award it an additional lol. :)
 
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