Its time to shit or get off the pot, Mr President

[EdwinAMartin]

And. The mission in war is to Win.

Politicians NOT SO MUCH.

Had we fought it as a true war we would have MARCHED ARMIES NORTH and taken the North.

The Hoi Chi Mun Trail would have been taken.

And the year rotation would have ended.

Dont know what the hell we would have done with it. Crotch rot jungle.

Honestly why would anyone want it at all

The South was holding up just fine, and doing better than the North, when the Watergate Babies just dumped them. Meanwhile the Russians and Red Chinese kept up their funding and supplying of the North, and their illegal war. The irony here was we were propping up the Soviets at the time. They had gone bankrupt in 1973, thanks to the Israelis defeating their Arab bandit mercenaries, and we were stepping in to prop them up and prevent total collapse, and they used some of the aid to keep the North fighting.

 

[eagle1462010]

The South was holding up just fine, and doing better than the North, when the Watergate Babies just dumped them. Meanwhile the Russians and Red Chinese kept up their funding and supplying of the North, and their illegal war.

It was Cold War being fought on a different map.

The real powers trying to hurt the others using Vietnamese as cannon fodder.

Emboldened by the Loser Left Cult drug addicts.

 

[tahuyaman]

They still don't have a nuke, it's against their religion to use a nuke

My partisanship is that I want a President who puts the American people first and foremost. We haven't had one in quite a while.

lol.

 

[Mac-7]

What changes if Iran acquires nuclear weapons?
Does peace break out in West Asia?

"Does Iran Have a Nuke? Well Placed Source Says, 'Yes'"​

"Pepe Escobar and I received the following intelligence report last Thursday, which was produced by a knowledgeable source with access.

"I am not reproducing the entire report, but want to highlight the issue of whether or not Iran now has, or soon will have a nuke.

"Let me emphasize that I firmly support past US intel community assessments that Iran, until now, had no interest in obtaining a nuke."

Does Iran Have a Nuke? Well Placed Source Says, “Yes”

Some of the We-Must-Pander-To-Iran crowd say dont pidd them off or we will make them mad at us and they will build the bomb

Others say they are nowhere close to building nukes

Now you point to a report that says they already have nukes

I dont think anyone outside of Iran knows for sure

To answer your question it would be the kind if peace between a bully and a weakling

Iran would dictate terms to the rest of the world outside of their Axis allies

 

[CrusaderFrank]

So why do they insist on having a nuke?

The Strait is their nuke

Besides

 

[Rawley]

The Strait is their nuke

No. Nukes are their nukes. I’ll ask again, If you claim it against their religion, why do they insist on having a nuke

 

[BackAgain]

You have a very simple mind sir.

The irony meter just melted down completely.

 

[WEATHER53]

A child nation ruled by 15th century dirt bags should call ZERO shots

 

[BackAgain]

The Strait is their nuke

Besides

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It doesn’t appear to be their equivalent of a nuke. We blockaded their would-be blockade. (They need that strait open.)

 

[SweetTea]

Personally, I would just give Israel the green light to do whatever they feel is necessary to remove the Iranian regime. Masaad has a new leader who may be interested.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

It doesn’t appear to be their equivalent of a nuke. We blockaded their would-be blockade. (They need that strait open.)

The world needs the Strait to be open!

Nations heavily dependent on energy shipments passing through the Strait of Hormuz are experiencing severe supply disruptions. Countries that have formally or informally implemented fuel rationing systems to stretch their limited supplies include: [1]

• Sri Lanka: Implemented nationwide rationing using a QR-code-based National Fuel Pass, limiting petrol to 25 liters and three-wheelers to 20 liters per week. [1, 2]
• Myanmar: Instituted an odd-even license plate rationing system restricting fuel purchases to alternating days. [1]
• Bangladesh: Introduced fuel rationing measures for most vehicles alongside rolling blackouts. [1]
• Slovenia: The first EU country to introduce formal rationing, capping private motorists at 50 liters per purchase, while businesses and farms are limited to 200 liters. [1]
• Cambodia: Effectively rationing supply by shutting down approximately a third of its petrol stations. [1]
• South Africa: Experiencing localized diesel rationing at individual petrol stations. [1]

Additionally, countries including Pakistan, Thailand, Vietnam, and Indonesia have implemented aggressive conservation measures, such as four-day workweeks, public sector remote work mandates, and school closures, to curb national fuel demand

 

[CrusaderFrank]

No. Nukes are their nukes. I’ll ask again, If you claim it against their religion, why do they insist on having a nuke

They don't have a nuke! Pre Jared's Spidey sense, none of our Intel Agencies thought they were pursuing a nuke

 

[BackAgain]

The world needs the Strait to be open!

Nations heavily dependent on energy shipments passing through the Strait of Hormuz are experiencing severe supply disruptions. Countries that have formally or informally implemented fuel rationing systems to stretch their limited supplies include: [1]

• Sri Lanka: Implemented nationwide rationing using a QR-code-based National Fuel Pass, limiting petrol to 25 liters and three-wheelers to 20 liters per week. [1, 2]
• Myanmar: Instituted an odd-even license plate rationing system restricting fuel purchases to alternating days. [1]
• Bangladesh: Introduced fuel rationing measures for most vehicles alongside rolling blackouts. [1]
• Slovenia: The first EU country to introduce formal rationing, capping private motorists at 50 liters per purchase, while businesses and farms are limited to 200 liters. [1]
• Cambodia: Effectively rationing supply by shutting down approximately a third of its petrol stations. [1]
• South Africa: Experiencing localized diesel rationing at individual petrol stations. [1]

Additionally, countries including Pakistan, Thailand, Vietnam, and Indonesia have implemented aggressive conservation measures, such as four-day workweeks, public sector remote work mandates, and school closures, to curb national fuel demand

I don’t disagree. So, to prevent Iran from trying to control it, the President’s reaction (blockading the attempted Iranian blockade) is showing those assholes that they can be hurt badly if they **** around.

 

[EdwinAMartin]

10% passed through the Straits; now over half of that is going out by other routes, and other sources of supply are either already in play or soon will be. The bubble is purely speculative or outright gouging on the part of big companies.

 

[BackAgain]

They don't have a nuke! Pre Jared's Spidey sense, none of our Intel Agencies thought they were pursuing a nuke

There is a difference between having a nuke (which was not a claim that was made for the attack on that vile regime) and seeking the ability to make some nukes.

 

[playtime]

I dont see Irans airforce or navy, do YOU?

but but donny said their nukes were already done for..... sooooooo why hit them again?

this whole new war thingy was so iran wouldn't go nuclear.

donny said that was taken care of. was donny lying back in june, or now?


anyhoo - they are kicking ass with drones.

just ask lebanon.

 

[playtime]

Wow, two days into June, and you are already lying.

june 2025, dummy.

 

[eagle1462010]

The world needs the Strait to be open!

Nations heavily dependent on energy shipments passing through the Strait of Hormuz are experiencing severe supply disruptions. Countries that have formally or informally implemented fuel rationing systems to stretch their limited supplies include: [1]

• Sri Lanka: Implemented nationwide rationing using a QR-code-based National Fuel Pass, limiting petrol to 25 liters and three-wheelers to 20 liters per week. [1, 2]
• Myanmar: Instituted an odd-even license plate rationing system restricting fuel purchases to alternating days. [1]
• Bangladesh: Introduced fuel rationing measures for most vehicles alongside rolling blackouts. [1]
• Slovenia: The first EU country to introduce formal rationing, capping private motorists at 50 liters per purchase, while businesses and farms are limited to 200 liters. [1]
• Cambodia: Effectively rationing supply by shutting down approximately a third of its petrol stations. [1]
• South Africa: Experiencing localized diesel rationing at individual petrol stations. [1]

Additionally, countries including Pakistan, Thailand, Vietnam, and Indonesia have implemented aggressive conservation measures, such as four-day workweeks, public sector remote work mandates, and school closures, to curb national fuel demand

Maybe many of them shouldnt have helped Iran

They can get fucked

 

[WEATHER53]

but but donny said their nukes were already dine for..... sooooooo why hit them again?

this whole new war thingy was so iran wouldn't go nuclear.

donny said that was taken care of. was donny lying back in june, or now?


anyhoo - they are kicking ass with drones.

just ask lebanon.

Baby talk style

 

[playtime]

Baby talk style

whatchu talkin' 'bout willis?