US and Israel Launch Preemptive Attacks on Iran

So, that's a no? You don't want to compare it to other genocides?
I don't see any value in comparing one genocide to another especially when you can't even tell me which metrics you want to use.

Genocide is widely regarded as the "crime of crimes" as it represents the worst crime against humanity due to the specific intent to destroy a national, ethnic, racial or religious group in whole or in part.

If you want to "compare" the Holocaust to the extermination of Native Americans (for example) start by listing the yardsticks you intend to apply. i.e., the number of victims or returns on investments.
 
I don't see any value in comparing one genocide to another especially when you can't even tell me which metrics you want to use.

Genocide is widely regarded as the "crime of crimes" as it represents the worst crime against humanity due to the specific intent to destroy a national, ethnic, racial or religious group in whole or in part.

If you want to "compare" the Holocaust to the extermination of Native Americans (for example) start by listing the yardsticks you intend to apply. i.e., the number of victims or returns on investments.
The value is to show you how ridiculous the genocide claim is. So of course you aren't going to see the value in that. If Israel was committing a Palestinian genocide there wouldn't be 2 million of Palestinians living in Israel.
 
Hacked cameras?

Translated from Arabic

American bombing of IRGC headquarters in Iran , " The strange thing is even their cameras are hacked "



 
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👉👉👉 ## 3‑Month hypothetical campaign outline (decisive‑attrition focus)

Assumption: coalition with large air, naval, ISR and SEAD/DEAD capability seeks major reduction (not regime overthrow). No ground invasion. Timelines are illustrative; outcomes depend on targeting, intelligence, and escalation dynamics. Date: March 3, 2026.

### Week 0–2: Initial strike phase (shock & suppression)
  • Targets: air defenses (radars, SAM sites), major air bases, command-and-control nodes, selected missile storage and known production workshops.
  • Actions: massed stand‑off strikes (cruise missiles, long‑range aircraft), SEAD/DEAD missions, naval strikes, cyber operations to degrade comms.
  • Expected effect: temporary disruption of integrated air defenses, localized destruction of key facilities, confusion in command chains. Significant degradation in some systems; mobile launchers may survive. Civilian risk high; escalation likely.

### Week 3–4: Follow‑through and exploitation
  • Targets: remaining identified SAM batteries, hardened facilities, missile depots, selected repair and logistics hubs.
  • Actions: persistent air interdiction, strikes guided by ISR and satellite imagery, targeted special‑operations raids where feasible.
  • Expected effect: further erosion of air-defense coverage and some reduction in missile sortie capability. Not all mobile or underground assets destroyed. Political pressure and calls for ceasefire intensify. (This is the "4‑week" window some politicians cite—partial but not total defeat.)

### Month 2 (weeks 5–8): Attrition and production interdiction
  • Targets: weapons production plants (missile factories, UAV assembly), supply lines, procurement networks, fuel depots, command nodes.
  • Actions: strikes on secondary infrastructure, sanctions/logistics interdiction, cyber attacks on industrial control systems, targeting proxy support infrastructure across Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Yemen.
  • Expected effect: measurable reduction in new missile/UAV output and logistics; existing stockpiles still permit continued launches. Proxy groups degrade but retain attack capability from dispersed locations.

### Month 3 (weeks 9–12): Consolidation and strategic suppression
  • Targets: remaining hardened and underground facilities identified by prior ISR, long‑range missile storage, senior leadership and resilient C2.
  • Actions: continued precision strikes, maritime interdiction, coordinated operations with regional partners to block resupply, sustained ISR to monitor rebuilding.
  • Expected effect: significant attrition of organized, centralized forces and some long‑term damage to production capacity. However, mobile launchers, dispersed caches, and proxy networks likely remain able to inflict damage intermittently. Full elimination unlikely within 3 months without sustained, expanded campaign.

### Key caveats and escalation risks
  • Mobile and underground systems, domestic repair, and foreign procurement can refill losses over time.
  • Destruction of some targets (leadership, certain production hubs) could shorten timelines; political/ethical/legal limits often prevent such strikes.
  • Attacks on civilian infrastructure or large civilian casualties greatly increase international backlash and complicate operations.
  • Regional escalation (direct attacks on coalition forces, strikes on shipping, wider state involvement) can expand the campaign unpredictably.

Bottom line: four weeks can achieve noticeable but incomplete degradation; meaningful, sustained reduction of Iran’s full military and proxy capabilities is more likely measured in months to years. :)
 
Trump has very bizarrely and very publicly rambled, many times, about himself going to heaven.

Now he ignites a war of vanity for the chosen tribe and has his military leaders telling soldiers he was annointed by Christ to attack Iran.

Given the damaged and dysfunctional nature of his intellect and of his morality ethics, one has to wonder if these things are all related.
 
If that’s the tone of his testimony then his words were just as good as trumps.

For him to say he never witnessed trump do anything bad would indicate that he must have been on Epstein island with trump. If he was speaking in general, then you could say that about anyone.
I've never witnessed Trump doing anything bad, have you? Does that mean we were both on Epstein Island?

Come off it with the nonsense "logic".
 
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Hey - if you have the SlingTV app on your Roku TV, or tablet, or computer, or phone, you can watch FreeStream, their totally free menu of a shitload of channels. For their news channels, in addition to BBC and France24 (English), and Al Jazeera (English), there is also a channel called Al Hadath News. Its all in Arabic, but damn, they have the best war footage of anyone. They frequently have 4-way split-screen with explosions in each one. Some pretty hot anchors, too. 🙂
 
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