US and Israel Launch Preemptive Attacks on Iran

[Synthaholic]

 

[mudwhistle]

The closest I have got to England is above it in an airplane, flying from New Foundland to Frankfurt, Germany.

I was there in 88' in July.....and it rained.

Supposedly it rains a lot in the UK. +

 

[Synthaholic]

 

[mudwhistle]

Nah, you need to get out more, Muslims dress in all kinds of ways these days, just look at Mr and Mrs Mamdani

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That's typical when they're in Western countries.

Muslim men tend to dress all sorts of ways.....but their women have a tendency to dress with something covering their hair out in public.

 

[mudwhistle]

 

[USAF 2023]

I pray you get back home safely and swiftly!

We can expect about 50 million American neo-leftists (and about 10 million illegal immigrant neo-leftists) who just love Muslims and Islam to start their mostly peaceful protests.

With their violence and destruction

 

[Churchill]

I've had dealings with Brits overseas.

Did you deal with these kind of Brits?

My impression when I was in London that most of you are comedians.

We can be funny that's true, but many of your posts crack me up.

I was talking to a guy who was digging the trench on the side of the road and he cracked me up.

One of the Beefeaters at the Tower busted up my wife when I took their picture.

My DNA says I'm mostly English......but I guess there's always assholes in every gene-pool.

We might even be related, waddya know.

You must be the town drunk, retard or the sniveling little rat-faced git.

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No, I'm just a normal person who disagrees with criminals, liars, fascists and racists.

 

[Churchill]

3 US military killed so far, with many injured.

Well that makes six Americans dead now, but that's a price worth paying to be BFF with Israel.

 

[mudwhistle]

 

[mudwhistle]

Did you deal with these kind of Brits?



We can be funny that's true, but many of your posts crack me up.

We might even be related, waddya know.

No, I'm just a normal person who disagrees with criminals, liars, fascists and racists.

I trained with some of the SAS.

And we probably are related.

 

[JohnDB]

 

[mudwhistle]

Well that makes six Americans dead now, but that's a price worth paying to be BFF with Israel.

The difference is we won't have to wait 4 years to get even with the POS who killed our troops.

We're doing our best to turn them into steaming gutpiles as we speak.

 

[Delldude]

CBS censorship?

 

[JohnDB]

 

[Churchill]

The difference is we won't have to wait 4 years to get even with the POS who killed our troops.

We're doing our best to turn them into steaming gutpiles as we speak.

Its simply insane to pursue geopolitical goals (especially on behalf of some other country) that increases the probability of terrorist attacks at home or overseas, insane, no other word for that.

Iran poses no threat to the American people, absolutely none and to claim this bombing and destruction is to protect the American people is a lie, to claim they were about to build a nuclear weapon is a lie, I know all about it, followed this for many years.

You sound irrational, I can see the sheer contempt for foreign cultures in almost every sentence, that's unhealthy, that's a manifestation of xenophobia, that's not good for you or your relations with other people.

As for Zionist Israel, the true source your ME marching orders, spare a few minutes to listen to this man, a fellow patriot. I listened and after some research I had to believe him, his first hand account should unnerve you, but incredibly you just don't care.



It was 58 years ago that these men were killed and yet nobody was or is interested in getting even with the POS who killed your sailors.

 

[JohnDB]

Some people need to be very very careful.

 

[Dorian Mode]

Some people need to be very very careful.

I think the Squad might want to find a new country to go and live, and destroy. And who the hell keeps voting for these idiots?

 

[BackAgain]

If you want to deny obvious and easily checked claims then that's your problem. You magats don't care for truth, you just make stuff up and peddle it to each other, just like the dingbat in chief.

You guys are a new kind of evil, actually demonic, where truth doesn't even matter, you say anything you want just to further some goal.

Iran

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Saudi Arabia

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You're bombing the wrong country !

So shove that up your fat @ss.


You're welcome to present counter evidence, but we both know that won't be happening.

I started to read your usual spew.

You say nothing intelligent or worthy of consideration.

You’re dismissed, Pooh.

 

[BackAgain]

Prove it false, go a lard ass.

Not my job. You make a claim, it’s your obligation to prove it.

You’re an ignorant little ****.

 

[Nobody911]

No single clear “winner.” Several actors may gain limited political, strategic, or economic advantages — while most parties suffer heavy costs.

Who may benefit:

• U.S. political right / Trump (short-term): rallying domestic support from hawkish voters, showing decisive action; boosts to perceived toughness can help approval among some constituencies.
• Israel: weakens an adversary’s military capabilities, delays Iranian regional power projection and nuclear ambitions, and shores up domestic security messaging.
• Defense contractors and certain military suppliers: higher orders, stock gains, and profit from rearmament.
• Oil exporters outside Iran (e.g., Saudi/UAE, U.S. producers): higher prices and market share gains if Iranian exports are disrupted and other producers don’t immediately offset supply.
• Regional rivals of Iran (some Gulf states, Israel): shorter-term strategic advantage versus Iranian influence and proxies.
• Russia/China (indirect/geopolitical): opportunities to mediate diplomatically, gain leverage, divert Western attention from other theaters, and sell arms or deepen ties with partners.

Who loses or pays most:

• Iran (major military, economic and political costs).
• Civilians across the region (casualties, displacement, economic pain).
• Global consumers and many economies (higher energy prices, market volatility).
• U.S. taxpayer and military (costs and casualties).
• Regional stability and long-term security for almost everyone.

Caveat: gains are often temporary or pyrrhic — short-term political or commercial wins can be outweighed by long-term blowback, escalation risk, and reputational costs.

sources:

• The Spoils of an Unreliable Alliance: How Russia has benefited from the Iran-Israel conflict and what it stands to lose
• Who profits from an Iran War?