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Nearly 700,000 Flee Israeli Strikes in Lebanon​

Nearly 700,000 people have been driven from their homes in Lebanon, the United Nations said on Tuesday, as Israel’s mass evacuation orders and bombing campaign transform the country into a major new front in the expanding Middle East war.

Israeli airstrikes pounded Lebanon anew, sending residents fleeing for safety and prompting warnings of a growing humanitarian crisis. Bombing also continued in Iran, where a resident warned that “if they keep hitting Tehran like this for another 10 days, nothing will remain.” In Washington, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth vowed those attacks would go on, and said that Tuesday would be the “most intense day” of American strikes since the start of the war.

In Beirut and its densely packed surrounding area, tens of thousands of people fleeing Israel’s attacks on the Iran-backed armed group Hezbollah were living in schools and government buildings, while others slept in cars and on sidewalks along the city’s seaside promenade.

You can extinguish people, but not hatred. The act of trying to extinguish people leaves more hatred behind for the survivors.

Based Hegseth's remarks to the press over the last few days he seems to think bombing buildings and people in to oblivion is quite exciting. Something to thump one's chest over.

From AI...........Based on reports from early 2026, U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has declared an end to what he termed "stupid rules of engagement," aimed at removing perceived restrictions on American military force.

"Stupid rules of engagement" are the things that prevent war crimes. War crimes being quaint notions for Don and his fellow war criminal Bebe. Rules of engagement are for sissies. Real men kill women and children if they're unlucky enough to be under a bomb when it drops from the sky. Oh well, whatever. War is hell. What happens, happens. We'll see how it turns out. 700K human beings being displaced from their homes. It's more open land for luxury developments. Just ask Jared.

180 skyscrapers for Gaza: Trump’s son-in-law Kushner unveils ‘masterplan’ for enclave’s reconstruction​

 
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berg80 said:

Nearly 700,000 Flee Israeli Strikes in Lebanon​

Nearly 700,000 people have been driven from their homes in Lebanon, the United Nations said on Tuesday, as Israel’s mass evacuation orders and bombing campaign transform the country into a major new front in the expanding Middle East war.

Israeli airstrikes pounded Lebanon anew, sending residents fleeing for safety and prompting warnings of a growing humanitarian crisis. Bombing also continued in Iran, where a resident warned that “if they keep hitting Tehran like this for another 10 days, nothing will remain.” In Washington, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth vowed those attacks would go on, and said that Tuesday would be the “most intense day” of American strikes since the start of the war.

In Beirut and its densely packed surrounding area, tens of thousands of people fleeing Israel’s attacks on the Iran-backed armed group Hezbollah were living in schools and government buildings, while others slept in cars and on sidewalks along the city’s seaside promenade.

You can extinguish people, but not hatred. The act of trying to extinguish people leaves more hatred behind for the survivors.

Based Hegseth's remarks to the press over the last few days he seems to think bombing buildings and people in to oblivion is quite exciting. Something to thump one's chest over.

From AI...........Based on reports from early 2026, U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has declared an end to what he termed "stupid rules of engagement," aimed at removing perceived restrictions on American military force.

"Stupid rules of engagement" are the things that prevent war crimes. War crimes being quaint notions for Don and his fellow war criminal Bebe. Rules of engagement are for sissies. Real men kill women and children if they're unlucky enough to be under a bomb when it drops from the sky. Oh well, whatever. War is hell. What happens, happens. We'll see how it turns out. 700K human beings being displaced from their homes. It's more open land for luxury developments. Just ask Jared.

180 skyscrapers for Gaza: Trump’s son-in-law Kushner unveils ‘masterplan’ for enclave’s reconstruction​

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Hezbollah gonna be ok?
 
berg80 said:

Nearly 700,000 Flee Israeli Strikes in Lebanon​

Nearly 700,000 people have been driven from their homes in Lebanon, the United Nations said on Tuesday, as Israel’s mass evacuation orders and bombing campaign transform the country into a major new front in the expanding Middle East war.

Israeli airstrikes pounded Lebanon anew, sending residents fleeing for safety and prompting warnings of a growing humanitarian crisis. Bombing also continued in Iran, where a resident warned that “if they keep hitting Tehran like this for another 10 days, nothing will remain.” In Washington, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth vowed those attacks would go on, and said that Tuesday would be the “most intense day” of American strikes since the start of the war.

In Beirut and its densely packed surrounding area, tens of thousands of people fleeing Israel’s attacks on the Iran-backed armed group Hezbollah were living in schools and government buildings, while others slept in cars and on sidewalks along the city’s seaside promenade.

You can extinguish people, but not hatred. The act of trying to extinguish people leaves more hatred behind for the survivors.

Based Hegseth's remarks to the press over the last few days he seems to think bombing buildings and people in to oblivion is quite exciting. Something to thump one's chest over.

From AI...........Based on reports from early 2026, U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has declared an end to what he termed "stupid rules of engagement," aimed at removing perceived restrictions on American military force.

"Stupid rules of engagement" are the things that prevent war crimes. War crimes being quaint notions for Don and his fellow war criminal Bebe. Rules of engagement are for sissies. Real men kill women and children if they're unlucky enough to be under a bomb when it drops from the sky. Oh well, whatever. War is hell. What happens, happens. We'll see how it turns out. 700K human beings being displaced from their homes. It's more open land for luxury developments. Just ask Jared.

180 skyscrapers for Gaza: Trump’s son-in-law Kushner unveils ‘masterplan’ for enclave’s reconstruction​

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"ruble"?

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berg80 said:

Nearly 700,000 Flee Israeli Strikes in Lebanon​

Nearly 700,000 people have been driven from their homes in Lebanon, the United Nations said on Tuesday, as Israel’s mass evacuation orders and bombing campaign transform the country into a major new front in the expanding Middle East war.

Israeli airstrikes pounded Lebanon anew, sending residents fleeing for safety and prompting warnings of a growing humanitarian crisis. Bombing also continued in Iran, where a resident warned that “if they keep hitting Tehran like this for another 10 days, nothing will remain.” In Washington, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth vowed those attacks would go on, and said that Tuesday would be the “most intense day” of American strikes since the start of the war.

In Beirut and its densely packed surrounding area, tens of thousands of people fleeing Israel’s attacks on the Iran-backed armed group Hezbollah were living in schools and government buildings, while others slept in cars and on sidewalks along the city’s seaside promenade.

You can extinguish people, but not hatred. The act of trying to extinguish people leaves more hatred behind for the survivors.

Based Hegseth's remarks to the press over the last few days he seems to think bombing buildings and people in to oblivion is quite exciting. Something to thump one's chest over.

From AI...........Based on reports from early 2026, U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has declared an end to what he termed "stupid rules of engagement," aimed at removing perceived restrictions on American military force.

"Stupid rules of engagement" are the things that prevent war crimes. War crimes being quaint notions for Don and his fellow war criminal Bebe. Rules of engagement are for sissies. Real men kill women and children if they're unlucky enough to be under a bomb when it drops from the sky. Oh well, whatever. War is hell. What happens, happens. We'll see how it turns out. 700K human beings being displaced from their homes. It's more open land for luxury developments. Just ask Jared.

180 skyscrapers for Gaza: Trump’s son-in-law Kushner unveils ‘masterplan’ for enclave’s reconstruction​

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Maybe it would be helpful if Lebanon didn't let Hezbollah operate in the country. Are you trying to say that you favor Hezbollah setting up shop in Lebanon with weaponry they fire into Israel?
 
berg80 said:

Nearly 700,000 Flee Israeli Strikes in Lebanon​

Nearly 700,000 people have been driven from their homes in Lebanon, the United Nations said on Tuesday, as Israel’s mass evacuation orders and bombing campaign transform the country into a major new front in the expanding Middle East war.

Israeli airstrikes pounded Lebanon anew, sending residents fleeing for safety and prompting warnings of a growing humanitarian crisis. Bombing also continued in Iran, where a resident warned that “if they keep hitting Tehran like this for another 10 days, nothing will remain.” In Washington, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth vowed those attacks would go on, and said that Tuesday would be the “most intense day” of American strikes since the start of the war.

In Beirut and its densely packed surrounding area, tens of thousands of people fleeing Israel’s attacks on the Iran-backed armed group Hezbollah were living in schools and government buildings, while others slept in cars and on sidewalks along the city’s seaside promenade.

You can extinguish people, but not hatred. The act of trying to extinguish people leaves more hatred behind for the survivors.

Based Hegseth's remarks to the press over the last few days he seems to think bombing buildings and people in to oblivion is quite exciting. Something to thump one's chest over.

From AI...........Based on reports from early 2026, U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has declared an end to what he termed "stupid rules of engagement," aimed at removing perceived restrictions on American military force.

"Stupid rules of engagement" are the things that prevent war crimes. War crimes being quaint notions for Don and his fellow war criminal Bebe. Rules of engagement are for sissies. Real men kill women and children if they're unlucky enough to be under a bomb when it drops from the sky. Oh well, whatever. War is hell. What happens, happens. We'll see how it turns out. 700K human beings being displaced from their homes. It's more open land for luxury developments. Just ask Jared.

180 skyscrapers for Gaza: Trump’s son-in-law Kushner unveils ‘masterplan’ for enclave’s reconstruction​

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Why don't you talk about Iran was withing a few weeks of getting nuclear bombs attached to missiles? You people are so deceiving and it makes Satan look like a good guy.
 
berg80 said:

Nearly 700,000 Flee Israeli Strikes in Lebanon​

Nearly 700,000 people have been driven from their homes in Lebanon, the United Nations said on Tuesday, as Israel’s mass evacuation orders and bombing campaign transform the country into a major new front in the expanding Middle East war.

Israeli airstrikes pounded Lebanon anew, sending residents fleeing for safety and prompting warnings of a growing humanitarian crisis. Bombing also continued in Iran, where a resident warned that “if they keep hitting Tehran like this for another 10 days, nothing will remain.” In Washington, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth vowed those attacks would go on, and said that Tuesday would be the “most intense day” of American strikes since the start of the war.

In Beirut and its densely packed surrounding area, tens of thousands of people fleeing Israel’s attacks on the Iran-backed armed group Hezbollah were living in schools and government buildings, while others slept in cars and on sidewalks along the city’s seaside promenade.

You can extinguish people, but not hatred. The act of trying to extinguish people leaves more hatred behind for the survivors.

Based Hegseth's remarks to the press over the last few days he seems to think bombing buildings and people in to oblivion is quite exciting. Something to thump one's chest over.

From AI...........Based on reports from early 2026, U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has declared an end to what he termed "stupid rules of engagement," aimed at removing perceived restrictions on American military force.

"Stupid rules of engagement" are the things that prevent war crimes. War crimes being quaint notions for Don and his fellow war criminal Bebe. Rules of engagement are for sissies. Real men kill women and children if they're unlucky enough to be under a bomb when it drops from the sky. Oh well, whatever. War is hell. What happens, happens. We'll see how it turns out. 700K human beings being displaced from their homes. It's more open land for luxury developments. Just ask Jared.

180 skyscrapers for Gaza: Trump’s son-in-law Kushner unveils ‘masterplan’ for enclave’s reconstruction​

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Hezbollah attached Israel, you stupid ****.
 
berg80 said:
It's in the article.
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sure buried under the weight of accusing Isreal of being in the wrong. And you helped with that by not quoting why Isreal is attacking,

Tell us what you would want the US Government to do if Mexico allowed Terror attacks to occur from their country into the United States?
 
Cougarbear said:
Why don't you talk about Iran was withing a few weeks of getting nuclear bombs attached to missiles? You people are so deceiving and it makes Satan look like a good guy.
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Trump’s claim that Iran was close to a nuclear weapon included an obvious tell​

President Donald Trump said Sunday that Iran, the country whose nuclear capabilities he said had been “totally obliterated” by U.S. airstrikes in June, was somehow “two weeks” from developing a nuclear weapon when the U.S. and Israel attacked the country Saturday. While some U.S. officials have earnestly responded to Trump’s claim — Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del., told MS NOW he hasn’t “seen any evidence to suggest that” — Trump’s use of “two weeks” is enough by itself to warrant our skepticism.

Major developments — a health care plan, a deadline for Ukraine and Russia to come to terms, evidence that President Barack Obama illegally wiretapped him — are always two weeks away, in Trump’s telling. But few of his promised developments materialize within that timeframe — if they materialize at all. We’d be foolish, then, not to question Trump’s claim that Iran was two weeks away from possessing such a destructive weapon. And we have every right to be angry at Trump using his “two weeks” jibber-jabber to talk about something as gravely serious as war.
www.ms.now

Opinion | Trump's claim that Iran was close to a nuclear weapon included an obvious tell

Jarvis DeBerry: Trump’s use of “two weeks” is enough by itself to warrant our skepticism.
www.ms.now www.ms.now

It wasn't.
 
berg80 said:

Trump’s claim that Iran was close to a nuclear weapon included an obvious tell​

President Donald Trump said Sunday that Iran, the country whose nuclear capabilities he said had been “totally obliterated” by U.S. airstrikes in June, was somehow “two weeks” from developing a nuclear weapon when the U.S. and Israel attacked the country Saturday. While some U.S. officials have earnestly responded to Trump’s claim — Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del., told MS NOW he hasn’t “seen any evidence to suggest that” — Trump’s use of “two weeks” is enough by itself to warrant our skepticism.

Major developments — a health care plan, a deadline for Ukraine and Russia to come to terms, evidence that President Barack Obama illegally wiretapped him — are always two weeks away, in Trump’s telling. But few of his promised developments materialize within that timeframe — if they materialize at all. We’d be foolish, then, not to question Trump’s claim that Iran was two weeks away from possessing such a destructive weapon. And we have every right to be angry at Trump using his “two weeks” jibber-jabber to talk about something as gravely serious as war.
www.ms.now

Opinion | Trump's claim that Iran was close to a nuclear weapon included an obvious tell

Jarvis DeBerry: Trump’s use of “two weeks” is enough by itself to warrant our skepticism.
www.ms.now www.ms.now

It wasn't.
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I would not believe a word any Democrat except maybe Fetterman on any subject. Heck, You all were "No Kings" and now you are "Don't kill the Mullah Kings." Like they are the good guys and Trump is evil.
 
berg80 said:

Trump’s claim that Iran was close to a nuclear weapon included an obvious tell​

President Donald Trump said Sunday that Iran, the country whose nuclear capabilities he said had been “totally obliterated” by U.S. airstrikes in June, was somehow “two weeks” from developing a nuclear weapon when the U.S. and Israel attacked the country Saturday. While some U.S. officials have earnestly responded to Trump’s claim — Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del., told MS NOW he hasn’t “seen any evidence to suggest that” — Trump’s use of “two weeks” is enough by itself to warrant our skepticism.

Major developments — a health care plan, a deadline for Ukraine and Russia to come to terms, evidence that President Barack Obama illegally wiretapped him — are always two weeks away, in Trump’s telling. But few of his promised developments materialize within that timeframe — if they materialize at all. We’d be foolish, then, not to question Trump’s claim that Iran was two weeks away from possessing such a destructive weapon. And we have every right to be angry at Trump using his “two weeks” jibber-jabber to talk about something as gravely serious as war.
www.ms.now

Opinion | Trump's claim that Iran was close to a nuclear weapon included an obvious tell

Jarvis DeBerry: Trump’s use of “two weeks” is enough by itself to warrant our skepticism.
www.ms.now www.ms.now

It wasn't.
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Iran admitted it themselves during their negotiations. They said they had enough material for 11 nukes, and they said that they would not give it up under any circumstance.

Witkoff told Fox News' Sean Hannity on Monday that Iran's negotiators had said to him and Mr. Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, before the strikes that the country controlled roughly 460 kilograms of uranium at 60% enrichment. Witkoff said that the uranium could have been enriched to the weapons-grade level of 90% within a week to 10 days.

"Both the Iranian negotiators said to us, directly, with, you know, no shame, that they controlled 460 kilograms of 60%, and they're aware that that could make 11 nuclear bombs, and that was the beginning of their negotiating stance," Witkoff told Fox News.

The Wall Street Journal reported over the weekend that Iran's three main nuclear sites were believed to hold enough enriched uranium to fuel around 12 nuclear bombs.

The Wall Street Journal reported early last year, citing a confidential United Nations report, that Iran had increased its stockpile of highly enriched uranium, giving it enough to produce six nuclear weapons. By last summer, Iran could produce enough highly enriched uranium for 19 nuclear weapons within three months, the Journal reported, citing the president of the Institute for Science and International Security David Albright.

The number of potential nuclear weapons available to Iran isn't exactly new. The head of the U.N.'s nuclear watchdog, International Atomic Energy Agency Director-General Rafael Grossi, used a similar number in an interview with the Associated Press in October.

"In theory, with this amount of material, there would be a possibility to manufacture around 10 nuclear weapons, but that doesn't mean that Iran has them," Grossi told the AP. "I repeat, that doesn't mean that Iran has them."

www.cbsnews.com

Trump envoy Steve Witkoff says Iran claimed it had enough enriched uranium to make 11 nuclear bombs

President Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff told Fox News that Iranian negotiators said Iran had the "inalienable right to enrich all their nuclear fuel."
www.cbsnews.com www.cbsnews.com
 
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Read the article next time.
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answer the question, what would you have the US do if Mexico was harboring terrorist group actively attacking US cities and people? Or maybe you are too scared to have your idiotic stance on Isreal shown to the Board?
 
Independent thinker said:
Maybe it would be helpful if Lebanon didn't let Hezbollah operate in the country. Are you trying to say that you favor Hezbollah setting up shop in Lebanon with weaponry they fire into Israel?
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Wrong. It would be helpful if we cut Israel off.
 
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I would not believe a word any Democrat except maybe Fetterman on any subject. Heck, You all were "No Kings" and now you are "Don't kill the Mullah Kings." Like they are the good guys and Trump is evil.
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Trump is evil, and so are the Mulahs. Both can be true, and you have this backwards, but you choose to be on the wrong side because:

"If you can convince the lowest white man he's better than the best colored man, he won't notice you're picking his pocket. Hell, give him somebody to look down on, and he'll empty his pockets for you."

Former United States President Lyndon B. Johnson​
 
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