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  • @jax said:

    Not true, I only call woody antisemitic to show him how dumb it is every time he calls someone a racist or islamaphobe. 

    In this instance, even Obama could have said the same and I'd agree with him, but live in fairy tale land with woody if you choose.

    It is pretty dumb when you call me an antisemite, I'll give you that. Happy we're on the same page about your ignorance 

    @mld-woody said:

    It is pretty dumb when you call me an antisemite, I'll give you that. Happy we're on the same page about your ignorance 

    Can't you go be retarded somewhere else?

  • @jax said:

    Line graph depicting the 60-month average retail price of regular gas in the USA, showing fluctuations from 2021 to 2026.

    Naturally, and lefties will have a tough time comprehending this, just because it was much higher during Bidens term doesn't excuse present or future higher gas prices but lefties should at least keep their mouths shut about it.

    Almost like there was some global event that rippled through global supply chains for months/years or something...

    Basically the exact same thing now. Nothing we could do in either case

    @mld-woody said:

    Almost like there was some global event that rippled through global supply chains for months/years or something...

    Basically the exact same thing now. Nothing we could do in either case

    Almost like you don't know what the hell you're talking about.

    Back to the old Biden couldn't do anything about it.

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  • Text from a tweet by Donald Trump discussing NATO's role and oil prices, emphasizing military actions and international relations as of March 20, 2026.

  • JaxJ Jax

    @vaportrail said:

    Why do we think Israel continues to escalate while Trump tries to contain? 

    The entire arab nation is wishing Trump escalates it, including Iranians.

    @jax said:

    The entire arab nation is wishing Trump escalates it, including Iranians.

    Yeah, they're all begging for the diaspora of millions of Shia Iranian refugees into their Sunni countries. 🙄

    Those wealthy Qataris, Saudis, and Emiratis just want to keep making money. The fastest way to do that is to get the Strait opened back up. 

  • @jax said:

    The entire arab nation is wishing Trump escalates it, including Iranians.

    Yeah, they're all begging for the diaspora of millions of Shia Iranian refugees into their Sunni countries. 🙄

    Those wealthy Qataris, Saudis, and Emiratis just want to keep making money. The fastest way to do that is to get the Strait opened back up. 

    @vaportrail said:

    Yeah, they're all begging for the diaspora of millions of Shia Iranian refugees into their Sunni countries

    Better than missiles I suppose, or burning oil fields...

  • JaxJ Jax

    @vaportrail said:

    Yeah, they're all begging for the diaspora of millions of Shia Iranian refugees into their Sunni countries

    Better than missiles I suppose, or burning oil fields...

    @jax said:

    Better than missiles I suppose, or burning oil fields...

    Counterpoint:

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  • @jax said:

    Better than missiles I suppose, or burning oil fields...

    Counterpoint:

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    @vaportrail said:

    Counterpoint:

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    What kind of goofball counterpoint is that?

    Apparently the people of the other Arab countries saying they want Trump to finish this means less than what you assume.

    https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/gulf-states-press-us-neutralise-iran-good-hormuz-crisis-deepens-2026-03-16/

    "There is a wide feeling across the Gulf that Iran has crossed every red line with every Gulf country,” said Abdulaziz Sager, chairman of the Saudi-based Gulf Research Center and familiar with government thinking.
     
    “At first we defended them and opposed the war,” he said. “But once they began directing strikes at us, they became an enemy. There is no other way to classify them.”
    The attacks have reinforced Gulf fears that leaving Iran with any significant offensive weaponry or arms manufacturing capacity could embolden it to hold the ⁠region’s energy lifeline hostage whenever tensions rise.
     
    As the war entered its third week, with U.S. and Israeli airstrikes intensifying and Iran firing at U.S. bases and civilian targets across the Gulf, a Gulf source said the prevailing mood among leaders was unmistakable: that Trump should comprehensively degrade Iran's military capacity.
    The alternative, the source said, was living under constant threat. Unless Iran was severely weakened, he said, it would continue to hold the region to ransom.
    Predominantly Shi'ite Muslim Iran has often viewed its Sunni Arab Gulf neighbours - close allies of the U.S. that host American military bases - with deep suspicion, even if relations with Qatar and Oman have generally been less fraught.
     
    Over the years, Iran and its regional allies have been accused of attacks on Gulf energy installations, not least a 2019 strike on Saudi Arabia’s Abqaiq and Khurais oil facilities - for which Iran denied responsibility - that halved Saudi output and rattled energy markets.
     
    For Gulf leaders, inaction is now the greater risk.
     
    The effect of Iran’s attacks this month goes far beyond specific material damage, not only disrupting oil flows but damaging a hard-won image of stability and security that has underpinned Gulf countries' attempts to expand trade and tourism and rely less on fossil fuel exports.
     
    "If the Americans pull out before the task is complete, we’ll be left to confront Iran on our own,” Sager said.
  • so, Vapor FEELS that we were at war with Detroit after being attacked, and we bombed Detroit with a nuke.

    No wonder I have little respect for several of his posts on this Middle East. lol

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  • there ya go. Don't screw around with Israel and our U.S.A. !!!

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  • For those a bit confused on the "limited ceasefire" : 

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    Plausible ? 

    Are we winning ?

    Yes.

    Are we taking hits ?

    Sure, Iran is probably a top 10 adversary, but so far it's been extremely lopsided.

    Point is, we don't know what's really going on, only superficial details.

    Sun Tzu quote: All warfare is based on deception. Hence, when able to...

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    Real, or more Head fakes as alluded in previous posts ?

  • JaxJ Jax

    @vaportrail said:

    Counterpoint:

    image.thumb.png.28f10fb1bde5c629ec5f6e9e0c71d3ed.png

    What kind of goofball counterpoint is that?

    Apparently the people of the other Arab countries saying they want Trump to finish this means less than what you assume.

    https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/gulf-states-press-us-neutralise-iran-good-hormuz-crisis-deepens-2026-03-16/

    "There is a wide feeling across the Gulf that Iran has crossed every red line with every Gulf country,” said Abdulaziz Sager, chairman of the Saudi-based Gulf Research Center and familiar with government thinking.
     
    “At first we defended them and opposed the war,” he said. “But once they began directing strikes at us, they became an enemy. There is no other way to classify them.”
    The attacks have reinforced Gulf fears that leaving Iran with any significant offensive weaponry or arms manufacturing capacity could embolden it to hold the ⁠region’s energy lifeline hostage whenever tensions rise.
     
    As the war entered its third week, with U.S. and Israeli airstrikes intensifying and Iran firing at U.S. bases and civilian targets across the Gulf, a Gulf source said the prevailing mood among leaders was unmistakable: that Trump should comprehensively degrade Iran's military capacity.
    The alternative, the source said, was living under constant threat. Unless Iran was severely weakened, he said, it would continue to hold the region to ransom.
    Predominantly Shi'ite Muslim Iran has often viewed its Sunni Arab Gulf neighbours - close allies of the U.S. that host American military bases - with deep suspicion, even if relations with Qatar and Oman have generally been less fraught.
     
    Over the years, Iran and its regional allies have been accused of attacks on Gulf energy installations, not least a 2019 strike on Saudi Arabia’s Abqaiq and Khurais oil facilities - for which Iran denied responsibility - that halved Saudi output and rattled energy markets.
     
    For Gulf leaders, inaction is now the greater risk.
     
    The effect of Iran’s attacks this month goes far beyond specific material damage, not only disrupting oil flows but damaging a hard-won image of stability and security that has underpinned Gulf countries' attempts to expand trade and tourism and rely less on fossil fuel exports.
     
    "If the Americans pull out before the task is complete, we’ll be left to confront Iran on our own,” Sager said.

    @jax said:

    What kind of goofball counterpoint is that?

    My mistake, I didn't think I'd have to spell it out for you. Not a single one of those countries wants to deal with 20 million Iranian refugees. After they stopped using cell phones and pagers that were compromised, the Iranian government got sold out to Mossad by the Afghani immigrants who lived near them. That's how the IDF targeted and knew where all the IRGC brass was. 

    Mass migration of an outside ethnic group is a massive strain and risk to literally any nation. Hiroshima rebuilt itself into a beautiful city after being nuked. Half of Detroit is still recovering from the consequences of the Great Migration. 

  • @jax said:

    What kind of goofball counterpoint is that?

    My mistake, I didn't think I'd have to spell it out for you. Not a single one of those countries wants to deal with 20 million Iranian refugees. After they stopped using cell phones and pagers that were compromised, the Iranian government got sold out to Mossad by the Afghani immigrants who lived near them. That's how the IDF targeted and knew where all the IRGC brass was. 

    Mass migration of an outside ethnic group is a massive strain and risk to literally any nation. Hiroshima rebuilt itself into a beautiful city after being nuked. Half of Detroit is still recovering from the consequences of the Great Migration. 

    @vaportrail said:

    My mistake, I didn't think I'd have to spell it out for you. Not a single one of those countries wants to deal with 20 million Iranian refugees. After they stopped using cell phones and pagers that were compromised, the Iranian government got sold out to Mossad by the Afghani immigrants who lived near them. That's how the IDF targeted and knew where all the IRGC brass was. 

    Mass migration of an outside ethnic group is a massive strain and risk to literally any nation. Hiroshima rebuilt itself into a beautiful city after being nuked. Half of Detroit is still recovering from the consequences of the Great Migration. 

    whine, whine, fake drama. you are pretending to be worried about immigrants, when europe and your butthead obaMao and biden hacks opened our borders while so many eu countries did the same.

    NOW you are concerned about immigrants? baloney.

    There won't be a flood of Iranian immigrants if they can control their own destiny and govern themselves.

    Your palsetinians refuse to live in peace, and living in peace is what Israel would love to be able to do.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_political_violence

  • @vaportrail said:

    My mistake, I didn't think I'd have to spell it out for you. Not a single one of those countries wants to deal with 20 million Iranian refugees. After they stopped using cell phones and pagers that were compromised, the Iranian government got sold out to Mossad by the Afghani immigrants who lived near them. That's how the IDF targeted and knew where all the IRGC brass was. 

    Mass migration of an outside ethnic group is a massive strain and risk to literally any nation. Hiroshima rebuilt itself into a beautiful city after being nuked. Half of Detroit is still recovering from the consequences of the Great Migration. 

    whine, whine, fake drama. you are pretending to be worried about immigrants, when europe and your butthead obaMao and biden hacks opened our borders while so many eu countries did the same.

    NOW you are concerned about immigrants? baloney.

    There won't be a flood of Iranian immigrants if they can control their own destiny and govern themselves.

    Your palsetinians refuse to live in peace, and living in peace is what Israel would love to be able to do.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_political_violence

    @calfoxwc said:

    whine, whine, fake drama. you are pretending to be worried about immigrants, when europe and your butthead obaMao and biden hacks opened our borders while so many eu countries did the same.

    NOW you are concerned about immigrants? baloney.

    There won't be a flood of Iranian immigrants if they can control their own destiny and govern themselves.

    Your palsetinians refuse to live in peace, and living in peace is what Israel would love to be able to do.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_political_violence

    MIGA!

  • @calfoxwc said:

    whine, whine, fake drama. you are pretending to be worried about immigrants, when europe and your butthead obaMao and biden hacks opened our borders while so many eu countries did the same.

    NOW you are concerned about immigrants? baloney.

    There won't be a flood of Iranian immigrants if they can control their own destiny and govern themselves.

    Your palsetinians refuse to live in peace, and living in peace is what Israel would love to be able to do.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_political_violence

    MIGA!

    @vaportrail said:

    MIGA!

    you seem to be a man of constant sorrow

    https://www.facebook.com/reel/1855042015214389

  • @jax said:

    What kind of goofball counterpoint is that?

    My mistake, I didn't think I'd have to spell it out for you. Not a single one of those countries wants to deal with 20 million Iranian refugees. After they stopped using cell phones and pagers that were compromised, the Iranian government got sold out to Mossad by the Afghani immigrants who lived near them. That's how the IDF targeted and knew where all the IRGC brass was. 

    Mass migration of an outside ethnic group is a massive strain and risk to literally any nation. Hiroshima rebuilt itself into a beautiful city after being nuked. Half of Detroit is still recovering from the consequences of the Great Migration. 

    @vaportrail said:

    My mistake, I didn't think I'd have to spell it out for you. Not a single one of those countries wants to deal with 20 million Iranian refugees. After they stopped using cell phones and pagers that were compromised, the Iranian government got sold out to Mossad by the Afghani immigrants who lived near them. That's how the IDF targeted and knew where all the IRGC brass was. 

    Mass migration of an outside ethnic group is a massive strain and risk to literally any nation. Hiroshima rebuilt itself into a beautiful city after being nuked. Half of Detroit is still recovering from the consequences of the Great Migration. 

    https://www.facebook.com/reel/1892077028091084