NO EXIT? How will the U S be able to extricate itself from Trump's "little excursion"?

[CrusaderFrank]

Your analysis is so far gone it's hysterical.

But, the girls school is old news.

It's all you've got.

I just read a theory that Palantir was responsible for targeting the Girls School

Is that worth discussing?

 

[HikerGuy83]

Some had hoped Trump's cowardly lie would prevail, but I am grateful that the U.S. military is correcting it.

The reasons for the lack of current intel and the slashing of civilian safeguard measures must be redressed.

Sweeping it under the carpet is not an option.

No.

What needs to happen is that they need to drop your traitorous ass out an airplane 30,000 feet above Iran without a parachute. At 400lbs, you'd probably be a great bunker buster.

 

[HikerGuy83]

I just read a theory that Palantir was responsible for targeting the Girls School

Is that worth discussing?

In what sense.

If it wasn't a mistake (meaning someone wanted to kill 170 girls), then someone's going to hang.

If it was a mistake, it was a mistake. It happens.

What isn't a mistake is the 36,500 people killed by the security forces in IRAN. But everyone seems to think a girls school being bombed is more significant.

I don't care about regime change.

At the same time, I am not going to live on the same block with bully who thinks that they can pull the BS that IRAN has pulled for years and not retaliate.

IRAN is going to suck on it. And if the people won't rise up, they'll get it coming and going.

IRAN has already pretty mush isolated itself from the rest of the middle east. Rocketing their neighbors FOR NO GOOD REASON hasn't helped them.

 

[Zincwarrior]

white liberal wet dream, who is "starving"...in any case europe is yesterdays news

The Gulf states. They are food importers

 

[CrusaderFrank]

In what sense.

If it wasn't a mistake (meaning someone wanted to kill 170 girls), then someone's going to hang.

If it was a mistake, it was a mistake. It happens.

What isn't a mistake is the 36,500 people killed by the security forces in IRAN. But everyone seems to think a girls school being bombed is more significant.

I don't care about regime change.

At the same time, I am not going to live on the same block with bully who thinks that they can pull the BS that IRAN has pulled for years and not retaliate.

IRAN is going to suck on it. And if the people won't rise up, they'll get it coming and going.

IRAN has already pretty mush isolated itself from the rest of the middle east. Rocketing their neighbors FOR NO GOOD REASON hasn't helped them.

And when you say “killed by the security forces in Iran” you meant CIA and Mossad, right?

The point about Palantir is that if AI targeted the school, it needs to be unplugged

 

[Frankeneinstein]

The Gulf states. They are food importers

first and only time i've heard about it...even BBC and euro-debrief have nothing on it...can I quote you on this?

 

[Frankeneinstein]

The Gulf states. They are food importers

how many genocides does this make now?

 

[mudwhistle]

 

[Zincwarrior]

how many genocides does this make now?

Your post makes no sense.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

first and only time i've heard about it...even BBC and euro-debrief have nothing on it...can I quote you on this?

And the have to desalinate their water

 

[HikerGuy83]

And when you say “killed by the security forces in Iran” you meant CIA and Mossad, right?

Only if I were drunk or high.

 

[HikerGuy83]

The point about Palantir is that if AI targeted the school, it needs to be unplugged

If AI is making those calls without some kind of check.....I should hope there would be a race to the power cord.

 

[Lisa558]

If Iran us such a threat, where are the Gulf states? Why is Israel bombing Lebanon. We were scammed.

Because Hezbellah, never one to shy away from killing innocent Jews, started bombing Israel.

Why do you always make it sound like it’s Da Joos’ fault?

 

[Seymour Flops]

As long as they have a $5000 sea mine left to blow up a $billion escort vessel.

Don't they also have to have a boat to place that mine?

And sailors to operate it?

Also, is a $5K mine really sweep-proof?

 

[Seymour Flops]

The Gulf states. They are food importers

So Iran is looking to make everyone their enemies except American lefties?

Guess they see that the end is near and want to go out with a bang.

 

[Frankeneinstein]

Your post makes no sense.

there was the doge genocide, and the tax cut genocide and wasn't the texas flood somehow a genocide? and I think there may have been another...well anyway the media and their socially educated minions are putting up deafening wall of silence on this one...any further info you can communicate on this starvation would be welcomed.

 

[Rawley]

If you need to call respect for truth "obsession," so be it.

It's a matter of honest recognition of responsibility based upon actual evidence, rather than cowardly finger-pointing.

Integrity accrues to the repute of the U.S.

Lying does not.

Bombed Iranian girls school had vivid website and yearslong online presence​

Trump says he believes bombing of Iranian girls' school was "done by Iran"​

Trump claims ignorance as Pentagon admits US struck Iranian girls’​

The only "evidence" you have has been supplied by the Mullahs. And you blindly accept that as "THE TRUTH." That is the problem

 

[d0gbreath]

No telling how your constant work will impact me in the future.

A deeper love for the president of peace?

 

[Independent thinker]

With its confused, contradictory pretexts and inevitable regional expansion, and despite its obscene cost, it has the prospect of yet another "forever war."

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...That challenge is compounded by the prospect that tens of thousands of U.S. forces will need to remain in the Middle East for months or years after major combat operations end, tied down by postwar containment missions, reassurance operations for anxious Gulf partners, and requirements to engage in periodic re-strikes when Iran inevitably attempts to rebuild its military. That is exactly what happened in the aftermath of the 1991 Gulf War, which established a permanent U.S. basing presence in the Middle East to contain Saddam Hussein that persists to this day. Today, this is the quicksand that proponents of the war claim to be escaping by ending the Iranian threat once and for all. And yet Washington may once again be wading straight into it.​

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As George H.W. Bush might put it, "Deep DooDoo Redux!"

Easy. Blast the shit out of the Iraniana government until there is no government left, and that includes the Revolutionary Guards.

 

[yidnar]

With its confused, contradictory pretexts and inevitable regional expansion, and despite its obscene cost, it has the prospect of yet another "forever war."

​

...That challenge is compounded by the prospect that tens of thousands of U.S. forces will need to remain in the Middle East for months or years after major combat operations end, tied down by postwar containment missions, reassurance operations for anxious Gulf partners, and requirements to engage in periodic re-strikes when Iran inevitably attempts to rebuild its military. That is exactly what happened in the aftermath of the 1991 Gulf War, which established a permanent U.S. basing presence in the Middle East to contain Saddam Hussein that persists to this day. Today, this is the quicksand that proponents of the war claim to be escaping by ending the Iranian threat once and for all. And yet Washington may once again be wading straight into it.​

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As George H.W. Bush might put it, "Deep DooDoo Redux!"

the same way Obama did when he bombed Libya [a country much less of a threat than Iran] for 7 months without congressional approval ..


AI Overview



Yes, the United States, as part of a NATO-led coalition, engaged in a military air campaign in Libya for approximately seven months in 2011, beginning on March 19 and ending on October 31
. The intervention, authorized by the UN to protect civilians, included 26,500 NATO sorties, with over 7,000 targeting Gadhafi’s forces.