My biggest fear.

[Dorian Mode]

WAR is a crime..........period.

We're not at war. America is just making a point to all the jihadists out there.

 

[KissMy]

Trump claimed he had Iran's Navy completely destroyed. Don't be afraid to cross Hormuz, it very safe now. Don't pay that 20x insurance price increase or worry about lawsuits for death, disability or environmental clean-up.

Iran destroyed 3 ships today

 

[LordBrownTrout]

Three more ships struck in the Persian Gulf as Iran warns of oil prices hitting $200​

Three more foreign ships were struck in the Persian Gulf overnight, authorities said, as attacks intensify on vessels sailing through or near the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz.

The latest incidents come after three separate vessels sustained damage in Gulf waters on Wednesday and as Iran warns oil prices could climb to $200 a barrel.

A container ship was struck by an unknown projectile about 35 nautical miles north of Jebel Ali, a major port city near Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) center said on Thursday. The incident caused a small fire onboard, and all crew were reported to be safe.

Earlier, two foreign oil tankers were left ablaze in Iraqi waters after having been struck near the port Umm Qasr, near the city of Basra.

Three more ships struck in the Persian Gulf as Iran warns of oil prices hitting $200

The latest incidents in or near the Strait of Hormuz come shortly after Iran warned the world to prepare for $200 oil prices.

www.cnbc.com

Air power, both missile strikes and bombing from planes, is a devastating weapon. Especially now with the guided munitions we possess. But there are limits to what air power can achieve.

There has been reporting suggesting the convicted criminal who raped E. Jean Carroll is considering sending US troops in to Iran to take their enriched uranium. Though the goals of the war have shifted so many times no one knows what the regime may do next.

At this moment the question for the world's economies rests on Iran's control of maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. We've all heard 20% of the world's oil passes through it. Until Iran's blockade ends oil will continue to go higher. Perhaps much higher.

The man who stole money from a charity has threatened to bomb Iran in to oblivion unless it allows oil tankers and cargo ships through the strait. I'm not sure they are in the mood to listen.

Strikes on Iran Damage Cultural Heritage Sites, Infuriating Iranians​

Revered cultural icons that have withstood the upheavals of history are being hit hard in the war being waged by Israel and the United States.

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/11/world/middleeast/iran-heritage-sites-damaged.html

Will this leave the man who had an adulterous, sexual affair with a porn star feeling he has no other option but to send troops in to Iran, not to get the uranium but to stop the blockade? What are the implications for the long term control of the strait? Pandora's box is open. What comes next may be worse than it is now. I sincerely hope it isn't.

You were never concerned, when the previous president who took showers with his underage daughter, sent hundreds of billions to ukraine and armed ukraine. Again, your words are hollow and hypocritical. You didn't utter a peep when this was a D.

 

[AntonToo]

You were never concerned, when the previous president who took showers with his underage daughter, sent hundreds of billions to ukraine and armed ukraine. Again, your words are hollow and hypocritical. You didn't utter a peep when this was a D.

Nutbag, Biden didn't invade Ukraine, Russia did.

We gave Ukraine our word that if they gave up their nukes we would aid their defense, so once they got invaded the very least we should do is send them material support.

 

[Captain Creeper]

Three more ships struck in the Persian Gulf as Iran warns of oil prices hitting $200​

Three more foreign ships were struck in the Persian Gulf overnight, authorities said, as attacks intensify on vessels sailing through or near the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz.

The latest incidents come after three separate vessels sustained damage in Gulf waters on Wednesday and as Iran warns oil prices could climb to $200 a barrel.

A container ship was struck by an unknown projectile about 35 nautical miles north of Jebel Ali, a major port city near Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) center said on Thursday. The incident caused a small fire onboard, and all crew were reported to be safe.

Earlier, two foreign oil tankers were left ablaze in Iraqi waters after having been struck near the port Umm Qasr, near the city of Basra.

Three more ships struck in the Persian Gulf as Iran warns of oil prices hitting $200

The latest incidents in or near the Strait of Hormuz come shortly after Iran warned the world to prepare for $200 oil prices.

www.cnbc.com

Air power, both missile strikes and bombing from planes, is a devastating weapon. Especially now with the guided munitions we possess. But there are limits to what air power can achieve.

There has been reporting suggesting the convicted criminal who raped E. Jean Carroll is considering sending US troops in to Iran to take their enriched uranium. Though the goals of the war have shifted so many times no one knows what the regime may do next.

At this moment the question for the world's economies rests on Iran's control of maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. We've all heard 20% of the world's oil passes through it. Until Iran's blockade ends oil will continue to go higher. Perhaps much higher.

The man who stole money from a charity has threatened to bomb Iran in to oblivion unless it allows oil tankers and cargo ships through the strait. I'm not sure they are in the mood to listen.

Strikes on Iran Damage Cultural Heritage Sites, Infuriating Iranians​

Revered cultural icons that have withstood the upheavals of history are being hit hard in the war being waged by Israel and the United States.

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/11/world/middleeast/iran-heritage-sites-damaged.html

Will this leave the man who had an adulterous, sexual affair with a porn star feeling he has no other option but to send troops in to Iran, not to get the uranium but to stop the blockade? What are the implications for the long term control of the strait? Pandora's box is open. What comes next may be worse than it is now. I sincerely hope it isn't.

^^ TDS

 

[jc456]

You live in a fantasy land.

Trump and Republicans can't politically sustain prolonged economic volatility these active hostilities are causing.

Far more likely outcome is Trump agreeing to ceasefire without achieving much of anything to start reversing economic damage as we approach mid-term election...all while declaring UUUGE VICTORY of course.

well Iran just shutdown state internet. Something going on here with a sleeper cell. But Iran was a paper tiger.

 

[Correll]

How many times, over the last four or five decades, have we had warnings about what would happen if that area were shut down?

This is what happens when you have craven sycophants, instead of experienced professionals, counseling a profoundly ignorant President.

I can't blame trump devotees who choose to shut out reality. After all, this spectacularly failed government being in power is collectively their fault.

If all you got is spamming negs, then you are a waste of time.

 

[berg80]

You were never concerned, when the previous president who took showers with his underage daughter, sent hundreds of billions to ukraine and armed ukraine. Again, your words are hollow and hypocritical. You didn't utter a peep when this was a D.

AI Overview

In April 2024, Congress passed a $95 billion legislative package providing roughly $61 billion in military and economic aid to Ukraine after months of deadlock. The bipartisan House vote (311-112) was supported by Speaker Mike Johnson, with the Senate later approving it 79-18 to send the bill to President Biden.

Remind me to give you credit the next time you get something right. So far you're 0 for 47,286.

 

[toobfreak]

Which is why we haven't targeted powerplants, desalinization plants, oil infrastructure, or bridges yet.

But the Israelis have, and the Iranian people are none too happy about it. The Israelis made it personal.

In-progress...

I'm waiting to see the success in opening traffic in the Strait.

Their nuclear program is dead, their ICBM program is dead, their drone program is almost dead, if they don't surrender soon there won't be much of a country left.

I don't think the hardcore IRG care. They live for war to fight the western devil to the death. We are dealing with ideological fanatics.

Not needed. Without power, water, or oil, there is no Iran.

And probably no hope then of ever getting the Iranian people on our side which means that the regime stays in power. In their minds, they still win. They live to fight another day and they will be back, meantime, the people there still are not free which is how this whole thing began.

Any violence and bad things happen.

They just slaughtered 90,000 of their own people, just for being dissatisfied customers... I don't think they care.

 

[LordBrownTrout]

AI Overview

In April 2024, Congress passed a $95 billion legislative package providing roughly $61 billion in military and economic aid to Ukraine after months of deadlock. The bipartisan House vote (311-112) was supported by Speaker Mike Johnson, with the Senate later approving it 79-18 to send the bill to President Biden.

Remind me to give you credit the next time you get something right. So far you're 0 for 47,286.

But you didn't utter a peep when corn pop, who showered with his underage daughter, did this. Now, you're worried about a president who is killing mullahs, ayatollahs, clerics--who mutilate women and consider them dogs or subhuman. Your words are hollow once again.

 

[BluesLegend]

My biggest fear.​

Is that nobody gives a shit what you think. Yeah, it came true.

 

[kyzr]

But the Israelis have, and the Iranian people are none too happy about it. The Israelis made it personal.

Israelis hit oil infrastructure, we told them to stop.

I'm waiting to see the success in opening traffic in the Strait.

High risk, high reward. If we escort tankers thru the Straight we know Iran will throw the kitchen sink at them, which is why I would say, "for every ship you attack you lose a powerplant". We'd see what they choose.

I don't think the hardcore IRGC care. They live for war to fight the western devil to the death. We are dealing with ideological fanatics.

Even the IRGC needs to drink water. No powerplants = no water.

And probably no hope then of ever getting the Iranian people on our side which means that the regime stays in power. In their minds, they still win. They live to fight another day and they will be back, meantime, the people there still are not free which is how this whole thing began.

Iranians know that the crazy Mullahs and the IRGC are entrenched, that is not our fault.
That's why they protested and got 32,000 killed.
If Iran wants help rebuilding then regime change is required.

They just slaughtered 90,000 of their own people, just for being dissatisfied customers... I don't think they care.

True. They don't. But if we take out power, water, and oil, they would have to or die.