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People don't understand that if Israel never existed, this war with Iran would have still happened.
How?
Far before the dawn of the US empire, another empire existed. The defeat of the Spanish Armada in 1588 was the dawn of a maritime global empire. The British Empire later codified this control with the General Maritime Treaty of 1820, and this absolute control of key geographical economic and military chokepoints was maintained all the way up to the empire's fall.
The Bretton Woods Conference in July of 1944 officially ceded the global empire, and it's geographical assets, including the Strait of Hormuz to the United States.
Notice this date is 4 years before the creation of Israel. Some may argue that the seeds of Israel were planted there, and I am sympathetic to that line of thought. The biggest obstacle to the emergence of a Greater Israel is Iran, especially now as it has remerged as a great power.
Where you lose me is the argument that we wouldn't be here if it wasn't for Israel. This previous war was just the first time Iran demonstrated it's strength. This power had been built up over decades. In order for Iran to be considered a Great Power, they need to establish a sphere of influence over the region. Specifically it's western periphery and the Strait of Hormuz at the cost of the previous owners.
This by definition puts Iran and the US in each other's cross hairs. Sure Bibi likes to instigate, however the decision to go to war was always going to be made. Whether it was Trump, Biden, or whoever else.
Just like the decision for round 3 has already been made, and we are just waiting for it to all play out.
Iran has started striking strategic infrastructure around the Strait of Hormuz.
This time radars and comms off the coast of Oman on Didamar Island. Seems to be a response to the strikes on Qeshm Island.
BREAKING: Iran has reportedly targeted radar and communications infrastructure on Oman’s Didamar Island in the southern Strait of Hormuz, with footage showing a plume of smoke rising from the strategically located island.
According to an IRGC official, systems “used to facilitate the passage of ships” through the Strait were destroyed, with the official claiming that no vessel was able to pass through the southern route overnight.
Didamar Island hosts military-staffed radar and communications equipment near the southern shipping corridor. The IRGC official confirmed the destruction of navigational aid systems in the island.
The deal is what it has always been.
End the wars, give Iran their money, end the blockade, and leave the region.
Then Iran will open up the Strait under their rule.
There will be no movement.
Also, what a lopsided deal. 🤣
BREAKING: Qatar officially rejects the Israel Hayom report claiming Iran has dropped its demand to control the Strait of Hormuz and collect transit fees, along with claims of 3.7% uranium enrichment, 60% dilution and the release of $8 billion in frozen assets, calling the reports categorically false, per Al Jazeera.
A senior Qatari official told Al Jazeera the circulating details are completely inaccurate. Both sides are still talking with mediators on the core terms of any deal. The official specifically denied the claims on enrichment and frozen assets.
Oil prices crashed on the unverified leak. Brent fell more than 3% to around $94.8 a barrel, extending its steepest weekly drop since 2020. The market was moved by a report that never existed. Iran has not conceded control of Hormuz.
Wonder if Russel Brand is still going to pretend to be a Christian?
🚨 BREAKING: Russell Brand sentenced to 10 years in prison. tmz.me/4BSaRlM
Few people see 2028 for what it will be.
Hassan Piker vs Nick Fuentes fighting for the <30 vote, and Piker has a big lead on actually normalizing his position and electing people into office.
Nick's going to have to catch up, but he's a plant.
Focus groups here we come!
The signs of Iran waking up out of their post war slumber (if you're separating the theatres).
This was a message to the US on what to expect if they feel like incrementally escalating.
The strike came against what Americans know as the Q-West gas fields feeding northern Iraq.
🇮🇶🇮🇷 Drones struck the Khor Mor gas field in Sulaymaniyah, in Iraq’s Kurdistan region, hitting a liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) tank and sparking a fire.
The strike shut down gas production at Khor Mor and disrupted deliveries to power plants, leaving large parts of Iraq’s Kurdistan Region without electricity.
Early reports suggest Iran-backed Iraqi militias may have been involved. Authorities have yet to say who was behind the attack.
Khor Mor is one of the largest gas fields in Iraq’s Kurdistan Region. It has a production capacity of 750 million standard cubic feet per day. Dana Gas and Crescent Petroleum, both based in the UAE, operate the field through the Pearl Petroleum consortium under an agreement with the Kurdistan Regional Government.
The field supplies gas to power plants that generate more than 80% of Kurdistan region electricity.
That means whoever allows the IAEA back into Iran is a traitor to their people.
I honestly don't know what future remains for Ukraine.
🇷🇺⚔️🇺🇦 According to various sources, the Russian Armed Forces carried out strikes last night—targeting, among other objectives, four electrical substances in the Kiev, Cherkasy, Vinnytsia, and Dnepropetrovsk regions of so-called Ukraine.
▪️The Ministry of Defense reported that a plant in Globino, used for the assembly of long-range unmanned aerial vehicles, was also struck.
▪️In the Black Sea, southwest of Odesa, a cargo vessel transporting offensive weaponry and military equipment for the Armed Forces of Ukraine got some heat too.
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Don't throw stones at other people's houses if your own house is made of glass.
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POTUS clearly recognizes that the vast majority of Americans are disgusted with Israel. Strikingly, he seems confused about why that's the case.
Americans are evidently sick and tired of Israel bamboozling US administrations into Forever Wars. They had enough. So has our region.
Bibi is cooked.
⚡#BREAKING Barak Ravid: President Trump emphasized to Prime Minister Netanyahu in a phone call on Thursday: The elections are over. Now you need to move forward with implementing the Gaza peace plan.
Trump's current plan seems to be to string the war with the blockade (it working is irrelevant) along till he leaves office and let someone else own it.
How long will Iran tolerate this strategy?
President Donald Trump said that it is "highly unlikely" he will need to order the US back to war with Iran as long as there is progress in negotiations over Tehran's nuclear program and reopening the Strait of Hormuz, repeating his assertion five times during an interview with CNN. cnn.com/2026/11/08/politics/…
























