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The reason we got here is because Netanyahu pushed to pull out of JCPOA and then decapitated the leader who distinctly chose not to build a nuclear weapon but rather leverage the ability to become threshold.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu says Iran's new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has ordered the development of nuclear weapons, and that the Iranian regime must be toppled.
"The Iranian regime still hasn't learned its lesson. Mojtaba Khamenei, the 'dictator of the day,' has decided to follow in his father's footsteps, and Iran is once again trying to develop its bombs of death," Netanyahu said.
"There is only one way to remove this threat once and for all – to topple the regime in Iran. And that is my directive to the IDF, the Mossad and the security services."
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Trump has already decided to go back to war with Iran. He just wants to wait until after the midterms.
The reason is sinister. He knows another round of bombing means another jump at the pump. Gas has been stuck around $4 a gallon, American families have already paid billions more for fuel since this war began, and most voters don't like how he's handled it. So he has done the math. Start the bombing in October and Republicans lose seats. Start it in November and the only people who lose are the ones who just voted.
Think about what that means. He isn't holding back because he has doubts about this war. He's holding back because he knows exactly what it will cost Americans, and he'd rather they find out once their votes are safely in.
That is how he thinks of voters. They matter for one day. After that, what they pay for gas, what's left of their paycheck, and what happens to their savings is their own problem. His vice president once called cheap fuel the administration's top goal. Nobody mentioned it came with an expiry date.
He also said he didn't care about the midterms. Yet here he is, timing a war around them.
So who is this war for? Certainly not the people who voted for a man who swore he would end the endless wars and clean the lobbyists and foreign influence out of Washington. It's for Netanyahu, who has been pushing for it for thirty years and has finally found a president willing to do his dirty work.
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I guess if you tell the US it is for deterrence it is all fine.
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The Trump administration has signed an oil deal with a Venezuelan energy baron who has faced money-laundering investigations in three countries.
ProPublica reviewed a copy of the 18-page agreement.
propublica.org/article/trump…
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واقعاً بازی با آتش و حماقت محضه.
ظاهراً نتانیابو تلاش می کنه با برخی حرکات ایران را وادار به حمله پیش دستانه کنه چون در یک هفته مانده به انتخابات، ورود بی مقدمه به جنگ تبعات سیاسی سنگینی براش داره. ایران باید صبورانه منتظر حرکت دشمن باشه و بدونه که حمله پیش دستانه به صلاح نیست
Playing with Fire: Is Israel Provoking Another War with Iran?
From increasingly aggressive statements by senior Israeli officials to reports of Israeli air exercises simulating strikes near Iran’s borders, there is growing concern that some in Israel may be deliberately pushing Tehran toward a military response.
This is particularly dangerous at a time when Iran is already on high alert, anticipating another possible Israeli attack and preparing to respond forcefully.
The latest developments raise serious questions about whether Israel’s political and security leadership is genuinely committed to preventing another confrontation, particularly in the sensitive period surrounding the Israeli elections.
Conducting offensive air exercises under these circumstances is playing with fire. Either those responsible are seriously underestimating how Tehran might interpret such actions, or they are knowingly accepting the risk of provoking an Iranian response.
The danger is that Israel could find itself dragged into another major confrontation with Iran, one whose strategic objectives remain unclear, whose consequences could be devastating, and whose timing inevitably raises questions about domestic political considerations.
After two wars that failed to eliminate the Iranian threat, the last thing Israel needs is another military confrontation without a realistic strategy for achieving sustainable security gains or a credible exit strategy.
Deterrence requires strategic judgment, not reckless brinkmanship. At a moment when the risk of miscalculation is exceptionally high, deliberately raising tensions is not a demonstration of strength. It is a dangerous gamble that could lead to a war neither Israel nor the United States can easily control.
#IranWar
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اولاً دروغ محضه. ثانیاً به شهردار چه ربطی داره؟ ثالثاً بر فرض که چنین باشد، مگر عقل و تشخیص یک روحانی معمولی که در منصب رهبری قرار گرفته است بیشتر از عقلای کشور در شعام است؟ پیامبر و معصومین هم در مسائل مهم مشورت می کردند و همیشه نظر اجماعی را ملاک قرار می دادند.
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Playing with Fire: Is Israel Provoking Another War with Iran?
From increasingly aggressive statements by senior Israeli officials to reports of Israeli air exercises simulating strikes near Iran’s borders, there is growing concern that some in Israel may be deliberately pushing Tehran toward a military response.
This is particularly dangerous at a time when Iran is already on high alert, anticipating another possible Israeli attack and preparing to respond forcefully.
The latest developments raise serious questions about whether Israel’s political and security leadership is genuinely committed to preventing another confrontation, particularly in the sensitive period surrounding the Israeli elections.
Conducting offensive air exercises under these circumstances is playing with fire. Either those responsible are seriously underestimating how Tehran might interpret such actions, or they are knowingly accepting the risk of provoking an Iranian response.
The danger is that Israel could find itself dragged into another major confrontation with Iran, one whose strategic objectives remain unclear, whose consequences could be devastating, and whose timing inevitably raises questions about domestic political considerations.
After two wars that failed to eliminate the Iranian threat, the last thing Israel needs is another military confrontation without a realistic strategy for achieving sustainable security gains or a credible exit strategy.
Deterrence requires strategic judgment, not reckless brinkmanship. At a moment when the risk of miscalculation is exceptionally high, deliberately raising tensions is not a demonstration of strength. It is a dangerous gamble that could lead to a war neither Israel nor the United States can easily control.
#IranWar
🚨🇮🇱🇮🇷Israeli air force conducted on Monday a massive "power projection" operation near Iran's border. My story on @axios
axios.com/2026/10/21/israel-…
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How convenient for Netanyahu to claim Iran is building nukes "again," just one week before an Israeli election he could lose, and then potentially face jail time.
Who does he think he's fooling? Oh yeah, the entire American public.
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MAJOR BREAKING: Netanyahu, in a statement just moments ago, claims that Mojtaba Khamenei has decided to move forward to trying to develop nuclear weapons. He also states that “the only way to eliminate this threat once and for all is to topple the Iranian regime”.
He has instructed Mossad and the IDF to “act accordingly”.
There are many aspects to unpack here, but let’s start with the most obvious: Netanyahu has EVERY incentive to claim that Iran is sprinting for the bomb in order to ensure the United States returns to all-out war with Iran in the coming weeks. This is irrefutable.
It should also be noted that it would not be surprising AT ALL if Iran actually DID decide to move to acquire nuclear weapons as a DIRECT result of the U.S./Israel war of aggression against Iran. This is almost certainly the only way that Iran can TRULY establish deterrence from future US/Israeli aggression in the future.
But what stands out to me more than anything to me here is the clear admission about what this war has ALWAYS been about for Israel and the United States:
Total REGIME CHANGE.
All of these false goals of “proxy group funding”, “missile and drone research and development”… it’s all bullshit, and has been since day one. And not just from Israel, but from the United States as well.
Washington DC doesn’t TRUST Iran to adhere to any deal they make with the United States. Not because there is basically… ANY precedent to support this distrust, but because the Israeli Lobby, Iran Hawks, Iranian Diaspora, and Neocons in Washington have such a deeply rooted HATRED of any and everything having to do with Iran.
Their warped and twisted view of Iran should be evident to everyone at this point. The total inability for these people to view Iran in a realistic and rational way is one of the CORE REASONS why this war of choice from the U.S. and Israel has been such a total shit show from day one.
But here is the other reality that needs to be acknowledged: For Israel, they don’t CARE how many people around the world suffer and die to support their goals of Greater Israel. They don’t care that civilians will pay the ultimate price for Israel to continue pushing for regime change even though it is VERY OBVIOUS that regime change in Iran is utterly delusional at this point.
So is this claim from Netanyahu true?
Maybe! But it doesn’t matter. He will say ANYTHING to continue this war, and he will DO ANYTHING to ensure that the Iranian government is overthrown.
He doesn’t CARE how many people around the world suffer. He doesn’t care how many around the world DIE. And he most CERTAINLY does not give a single shit about the Iranian people.
This is about Israel. This is about regional domination. This is about maintaining Israel’s control over the United States.
This is the Bibi Show, we are just mere pawns to be sacrificed in his sick game.
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NEW: Hagueseth continues to cover up the Minab school bombing.
“When it’s time to release it, we will”
The time to release it was MONTHS ago you scumbag.
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محتصری درباره وضعیت فضای مجازی/ کلاب‌هاس ایرانی و فارسی زبان
فضای مجازی ایرانی، به خصوص جلسات عمومی کلاب‌هاوس فارسی زبان، فضای عجیب، ترس‌ناک، سورآل و بی‌ناموسی است.
روی استیجی بودم، چند نفر داشتند به طرز عجیبی تعریف‌های اغراق‌آمیزی از من می‌کردند.
بعدش متوجه شدم یکی از همان اشخاص اغراق‌گو به کسی پول داده تا علیه من اتاق بزند و توهین و پرونده‌سازی کند.
در یک استیج دیگر، عده‌ای به طرز افراطی خطاب به من، استاد استاد می‌کردند.
بعد دوستی مستنداتی نشان داد که همان اشخاص به دنبال ریپورت فله‌ای و تعطیلی اکانت من هستند.
در یک مورد دیگر، یک نفر به من پیام داد که چرا با فلان شخص بدنام روی استیج هستی و متقاعدم کرد که جلسه را ترک کنم. فردایش دیدم که خودش دارد روی استیجی دیگر قربان صدقه همان فرد نابکار می‌رود!
یک بار هم شخصی به من پیغام داد که بحث را با یک فرد مشکوک روی استیج ادامه ندهم و گفت که او ضدایران و مزدور است. چند روز بعد دیدم همان شخص هشدار دهنده در جلسه‌ای دیگر، همان فرد متهم به مزدوری را خادم ملی و مدافع رادمرد میهن خطاب کرد.
خلاصه که در این اوضاع بلبشوی فضای مجازی فارسی، نه از فحاشی‌ها باید غمگین شد، نه از مدایح خوشحال شد و نه خیلی درگیر نصایح و هشدارها ماند.
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علنی شدن بی سوادی #ثابتی در پخش زنده صداوسیما:
ثابتی: اینکه همه جنگ‌ها با مذاکره تمام می‌شود حرف غلطیه
ثابتی: جنگ ویتنام چطوری تمام شد؟
مجری صداوسیما: با مذاکره
ثابتی: با مذاکره تمام شد؟ جنگ ۳۳ روزه حزب‌الله حتی قاب مذاکره هم نداشت.
مجری صداوسیما: چرا، قطعنامه امضا کردند.
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ترجمه: با توجه به جمیع جهات عملیات پیش دستانه به هیچ وجه به صلاح ایران نیست.
تفسیر: ایران چاره ای نداره که باز هم منتظر حمله احتمالی باشه. توجیه دفاع از توجیه حمله پیش دستانه در این شرایط راحت تره. فقط این بار حمله متقابل در اسرع وقت و با شدت متناسب با حمله دشمن صورت پذیرد.
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They need a bailout because you bankrupted them with high prices from the Iran war and tariffs
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تمام کردن کار؟!
چرا تا حالا تمام نشده؟
آیا از نظر نظامی، امروز آمریکا قوی تر و ایران ضعیف تر شده؟
آیا دلای آغاز این جنگ احمقانه حالا هم وجود دارند؟
چه تضمینی وجود دارد که جنگ مجدد معجزه کند؟
اگر ذره ای عقلانیت در دولت آمریکا وجود داشت، می شد به راحتی جنگ دوباره را منتفی دانست
“Finish the Job Together”? What Exactly Is Left to Achieve?
I would genuinely like to understand what “finish the job together” actually means. What exactly can the United States and Israel accomplish that they failed to achieve during 39 days of fighting?
Another war with Iran is far from guaranteed to achieve its stated objectives. What it could certainly do, however, is dramatically worsen the global economic situation while imposing enormous costs on the Israeli economy and its citizens.
Iran has already demonstrated that it has no intention of surrendering. And there is little reason to believe that airpower alone can bring down the Islamic Republic, even if the United States and Israel target Iran's energy infrastructure. Such attacks would almost certainly trigger severe Iranian retaliation against energy facilities across the region, with potentially devastating consequences for global energy markets.
Before talking about “finishing the job,” policymakers in Washington and Jerusalem need to answer some fundamental questions: What realistic strategic objectives could another military campaign achieve? At what cost? And, perhaps most importantly, what is the exit strategy?
Any serious planning must also begin with the assumption that Iran will retaliate forcefully and that Tehran, not just Washington or Jerusalem, will have a say in how the conflict unfolds and when it ends.
The United States and Israel should not confuse the ability to inflict additional destruction with the ability to achieve a strategic victory. After 39 days of fighting, that distinction should be clearer than ever.
Before launching another war, there must be a realistic assessment of what military force can actually deliver, a clear political objective, and a credible strategy for ending the conflict.
Wars are much easier to start than to end. And the consequences of another miscalculation could extend far beyond Israel and Iran.
#iran
