***ALERT*** Iran - action now happening ! OPERATION EPIC FURY!
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Our military are losing lives and we have people crying over gas prices.
Appreciate what the fuck is going on, not everyone gets to hide in their moms basement like woody.
woodpecker laughs at our Military Folks we've lost to troll, I hope.
but it is still sick of him? to be doing it.
Lefties don't have any respect for anything, especially themselves.
They have no honor, no integrity, it's a sick social media cult.
woodpecker laughs at our Military Folks we've lost to troll, I hope.
but it is still sick of him? to be doing it.
Lefties don't have any respect for anything, especially themselves.
They have no honor, no integrity, it's a sick social media cult.
Not what I'm laughing at, you sad, pathetic old "man"
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woodpecker laughs at our Military Folks we've lost to troll, I hope.
but it is still sick of him? to be doing it.
Lefties don't have any respect for anything, especially themselves.
They have no honor, no integrity, it's a sick social media cult.
Not what I'm laughing at, you sad, pathetic old "man"
Not what I'm laughing at, you sad, pathetic old "man"
liar, what you posted earlier, that theme, did too.
assbird.
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I paid $3.80 for gas this morning. If we could stop funding tribal wars overseas that disrupt the global oil supply, that'd be fucking great.
Our military are losing lives and we have people crying over gas prices.
Appreciate what the fuck is going on, not everyone gets to hide in their moms basement like woody.
Our military are losing lives and we have people crying over gas prices.
Appreciate what the fuck is going on, not everyone gets to hide in their moms basement like woody.
Those Americans died for Israel's attempt at regional hegemony. Iran stopped fucking with our troops after Trump ordered Soleimani killed. They didn't dare fuck with the Americans during the 12 day war. Now that we're bombing the shit out of them, they see our troops as fair game. We've lost some tankers and AWACS this morning - we need those for sustained air superiority.
I've noticed that you're still unable to answer the simple question of what we, Americans, have gained from starting this war. Please share what you think we've won since you're so gung-ho about it.
Saw gas at $3.95 yesterday.
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Our military are losing lives and we have people crying over gas prices.
Appreciate what the fuck is going on, not everyone gets to hide in their moms basement like woody.
Those Americans died for Israel's attempt at regional hegemony. Iran stopped fucking with our troops after Trump ordered Soleimani killed. They didn't dare fuck with the Americans during the 12 day war. Now that we're bombing the shit out of them, they see our troops as fair game. We've lost some tankers and AWACS this morning - we need those for sustained air superiority.
I've noticed that you're still unable to answer the simple question of what we, Americans, have gained from starting this war. Please share what you think we've won since you're so gung-ho about it.
Saw gas at $3.95 yesterday.
I've noticed that you're still unable to answer the simple question of what we, Americans, have gained from starting this war. Please share what you think we've won since you're so gung-ho about it.
I've already answered, sorry it doesn't fit your opinion.
Those Americans died for Israel's attempt at regional hegemony. Iran stopped fucking with our troops after Trump ordered Soleimani killed. They didn't dare fuck with the Americans during the 12 day war. Now that we're bombing the shit out of them, they see our troops as fair game. We've lost some tankers and AWACS this morning - we need those for sustained air superiority.
Those troops died protecting your cheap oil, yet you still cry about it. Isn't that all you care about or is it you hate Israel so much fuck everything else.
I don't care about Israel, but what have you provided to persuade any of us to believe Israel is pulling the strings?
What makes you think this effort was unnecessary? The only thing I can gather from you is it's bad because Israel 'might' benefit from it.
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Our military are losing lives and we have people crying over gas prices.
Appreciate what the fuck is going on, not everyone gets to hide in their moms basement like woody.
Those Americans died for Israel's attempt at regional hegemony. Iran stopped fucking with our troops after Trump ordered Soleimani killed. They didn't dare fuck with the Americans during the 12 day war. Now that we're bombing the shit out of them, they see our troops as fair game. We've lost some tankers and AWACS this morning - we need those for sustained air superiority.
I've noticed that you're still unable to answer the simple question of what we, Americans, have gained from starting this war. Please share what you think we've won since you're so gung-ho about it.
Saw gas at $3.95 yesterday.
Saw gas at $3.95 yesterday.
I paid $5.25 a gallon during the Obammy administration.
Just think…there was no war? ?
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Our military are losing lives and we have people crying over gas prices.
Appreciate what the fuck is going on, not everyone gets to hide in their moms basement like woody.
Those Americans died for Israel's attempt at regional hegemony. Iran stopped fucking with our troops after Trump ordered Soleimani killed. They didn't dare fuck with the Americans during the 12 day war. Now that we're bombing the shit out of them, they see our troops as fair game. We've lost some tankers and AWACS this morning - we need those for sustained air superiority.
I've noticed that you're still unable to answer the simple question of what we, Americans, have gained from starting this war. Please share what you think we've won since you're so gung-ho about it.
Saw gas at $3.95 yesterday.
Those Americans died for Israel's attempt at regional hegemony. Iran stopped fucking with our troops after Trump ordered Soleimani killed. They didn't dare fuck with the Americans during the 12 day war. Now that we're bombing the shit out of them, they see our troops as fair game. We've lost some tankers and AWACS this morning - we need those for sustained air superiority.
I've noticed that you're still unable to answer the simple question of what we, Americans, have gained from starting this war. Please share what you think we've won since you're so gung-ho about it.
Saw gas at $3.95 yesterday.
What AWAC's or tankers did we lose? I think you're watching AI youtube videos.
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doing nothing to iran, the Vapor way, let iran become a huge ass military force, apparently trading oil to
russia/china, for military equipment, etc. Vapor won't admit:
Fox News
Oct 1, 2023The Islamic Republic of Iran's representative in Lebanon issued the first public announcement of the Iranian regime's role in the mass murder of American military and diplomatic personnel in ...Iran official admits country’s role in terror bombing that killed 241 US military members: report
220 Marines, 18 sailors, 3 soldiers, 17 US civilians, 58 French troops killed in 1983 terror attack in Beirut
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read it, Vapor. Iran has funded terror all over the Middle East. but you whine about temporary gas prices? when obaMao had higher prices for about 3 years?
bs.
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The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the Houthis were engaged in a war before the Biden administration reportedly forced the Saudi government to stop its military strikes on the Houthis. Biden had also delisted the Houthis as a foreign terrorist organization only for the Trump administration to swiftly reimpose the terror designation on the Houthis in the early days of his second term.
Salman Al-Ansari, a Saudi geopolitical analyst, told Fox News Digital, "The Houthis appear to be acting under heavy pressure from Tehran. Iran wanted them involved two weeks ago, and this attack looks more symbolic than strategic. It is part of Tehran’s effort to improve its position in negotiations with the U.S. by showing that it still has cards to play beyond Hormuz."
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Those Americans died for Israel's attempt at regional hegemony. Iran stopped fucking with our troops after Trump ordered Soleimani killed. They didn't dare fuck with the Americans during the 12 day war. Now that we're bombing the shit out of them, they see our troops as fair game. We've lost some tankers and AWACS this morning - we need those for sustained air superiority.
I've noticed that you're still unable to answer the simple question of what we, Americans, have gained from starting this war. Please share what you think we've won since you're so gung-ho about it.
Saw gas at $3.95 yesterday.
What AWAC's or tankers did we lose? I think you're watching AI youtube videos.
What AWAC's or tankers did we lose? I think you're watching AI youtube videos.
The Ohio ANG lost a KC-135 and all its crew due to a midair collision. Flags all across Ohio were at half-staff for them like a week ago.
The E-3 "damage" is being reported by WSJ (looks like a complete loss to me). Doesn't look like AI to me. Consistent damage from multiple angles, real registration number consistent with OK home base. Satellite pics from Prince Sultan airbase showing the tarmac ablaze. I distinctly remember Russia being made fun of because they left their Tu-95s and A-50s on the tarmac in the age of drone warfare. It's like we learned nothing from Ukraine.
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What AWAC's or tankers did we lose? I think you're watching AI youtube videos.
The Ohio ANG lost a KC-135 and all its crew due to a midair collision. Flags all across Ohio were at half-staff for them like a week ago.
The E-3 "damage" is being reported by WSJ (looks like a complete loss to me). Doesn't look like AI to me. Consistent damage from multiple angles, real registration number consistent with OK home base. Satellite pics from Prince Sultan airbase showing the tarmac ablaze. I distinctly remember Russia being made fun of because they left their Tu-95s and A-50s on the tarmac in the age of drone warfare. It's like we learned nothing from Ukraine.
The Ohio ANG lost a KC-135 and all its crew due to a midair collision. Flags all across Ohio were at half-staff for them like a week ago.
The E-3 "damage" is being reported by WSJ (looks like a complete loss to me). Doesn't look like AI to me. Consistent damage from multiple angles, real registration number consistent with OK home base. Satellite pics from Prince Sultan airbase showing the tarmac ablaze. I distinctly remember Russia being made fun of because they left their Tu-95s and A-50s on the tarmac in the age of drone warfare. It's like we learned nothing from Ukraine.
Mistakes are always made. I just hope Trump doesn't stop until we do what we went into Iran to do. Otherwise, we look weak.
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10,000 flights and Vapor is whining about something going wrong?
wow.
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The Ohio ANG lost a KC-135 and all its crew due to a midair collision. Flags all across Ohio were at half-staff for them like a week ago.
The E-3 "damage" is being reported by WSJ (looks like a complete loss to me). Doesn't look like AI to me. Consistent damage from multiple angles, real registration number consistent with OK home base. Satellite pics from Prince Sultan airbase showing the tarmac ablaze. I distinctly remember Russia being made fun of because they left their Tu-95s and A-50s on the tarmac in the age of drone warfare. It's like we learned nothing from Ukraine.
Mistakes are always made. I just hope Trump doesn't stop until we do what we went into Iran to do. Otherwise, we look weak.
Mistakes are always made. I just hope Trump doesn't stop until we do what we went into Iran to do. Otherwise, we look weak.
You don't think we look weak right now? With Iran turning the Strait into a tollbooth? In spite of our navy and air force running round the clock sorties to bomb them into submission?
We have shown China exactly where the limits of our power lie.
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Mistakes are always made. I just hope Trump doesn't stop until we do what we went into Iran to do. Otherwise, we look weak.
You don't think we look weak right now? With Iran turning the Strait into a tollbooth? In spite of our navy and air force running round the clock sorties to bomb them into submission?
We have shown China exactly where the limits of our power lie.
You don't think we look weak right now? With Iran turning the Strait into a tollbooth? In spite of our navy and air force running round the clock sorties to bomb them into submission?
We have shown China exactly where the limits of our power lie.
I disagree completely. We will soon take control and have the bitches where we need them.
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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.
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.
wishful thinking on your palestinian part, eh?
Vapor translation:
"oh, boo hoo my palestinians haven't raped, kidnapped and murdered innocent Americans and Israelis all across Israel and I hope we pay a terrible price in American Soldiers deaths for stopping iran from wiping us both out with nuclear weapons...."
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On no subject is cal more militantly ignorant than Israel Palestine
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Anti-Israel Hate comments are made by individual or groups who wait for their shining moment to comment on anything about Israel,Their goal is to get an emotional response and hijack the Israel
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March 2, 2026
*Update - AJC's explainer on the 2026 Israel-Iranian regime war can be found here, The Iran Strikes, Explained: How We Got Here and What It Means. AJC also answers 14 Tough Questions on the Iran War and provides global expert analysis in Iran War: A Defining Moment for the Middle East.
Since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, the Iranian regime has waged a sustained campaign of violence against the United States—killing U.S. troops, targeting diplomats and civilians, and plotting attacks on American soil. Using terror proxies such as Lebanon’s Hezbollah and Iraq’s Popular Mobilization Forces - together with ballistic missiles, terror financing, and clandestine activities - Tehran has built a global playbook of violence that spans four decades, all in its efforts to expel the U.S. and reshape the Middle East in its favor.This threat is not just a thing of the past; it persists today. On June 23, Iran launched missiles at Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, a forward operating base for U.S. Central Command, in response to the American attack on three key nuclear sites at Fordo, Natanz, and Isfahan. These strikes came amid a war between Israel and the Iranian regime aimed at neutralizing Tehran’s nuclear and missile capabilities that not only threaten the region, but the entire world. Qatari air defense systems intercepted the attack, and no injuries were reported—but the message from Tehran was unmistakable.
Shortly after Iran’s direct attack on U.S. forces, President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire. Iran quickly violated the truce by launching missiles at Israel, prompting Israeli retaliation. In the aftermath of the 12-day conflict, Tehran also vowed to rebuild its nuclear program following U.S. and Israeli strikes.
Here’s a breakdown of Iran’s decades-long campaign of attacks against U.S. soldiers and civilians—and why it remains a direct threat to American forces in the Middle East today.
The Origins of the Iranian Regime’s War on America (1979–1990s)
The Iranian regime’s anti-American campaign began with the 1979 seizure of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran, where 52 Americans were held hostage for 444 days. In the 1980s, Hezbollah—funded, trained, and directed by Iran—carried out a wave of terror: the April 1983 suicide car bombing at the U.S. Embassy in Beirut that killed 63 people, and the October 1983 Marine barracks bombing in Beirut that killed 241 U.S. service personnel (at the time this was was the deadliest attack against U.S. Marines since the World War II battle over Iwo Jima in 1945), while a series of kidnappings, hijackings, and executions—including the torture and murder of of CIA Beirut station chief William Buckley in 1984—terrorized Americans abroad. Beginning in the 1990s, the Iranian-backed Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad also carried out a wave of terror in Israel that included the deaths of many Americans, including a Hamas bus bomb in Jerusalem in 1996 that killed three Americans and the 2001 Sbarro pizzeria bombing in Jerusalem that killed three Americans, 15 in total.
The Khobar Towers bombing on June 25, 1996, was carried out by Hezbollah al-Hejaz, a Saudi-based militant group with strong ties to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). The attack involved a massive truck bomb detonated near a housing complex for U.S. Air Force personnel in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, killing 19 American airmen and injuring nearly 500 others. A forensic investigation by the FBI determined direct Iranian responsibility for the bombing.
The Iranian Regime’s Connection to Al Qaeda and 9/11
According to the 9/11 Commission, while there is no evidence that the Iranian regime was aware of the 9/11 attacks in advance, there is strong evidence that the regime facilitated the transit of Al Qaeda members in and out of Afghanistan before and after the attacks. It is also clear that the Iranian regime and Hezbollah maintained close contact with Al Qaeda, with the latter providing advice and training.
Iraq and Afghanistan: Iranian Regime’s Proxy War on U.S. Troops (2000s–2010s)
During the Iraq war between 2003 and 2011, Iran orchestrated elements of the lethal insurgency against U.S. and Coalition forces in Iraq through a number of militias armed and trained by Iran, such as Kataib Hezbollah and Asa’ib Ahl al-Haq. (Note: The popular mobilization forces were activated via the call of Ayatollah Ali Al Sistani to fight ISIS in 2014-15. They included a number of Iranian-backed Shia militias that had already been fighting the U.S. for over a decade.)
The U.S. Department of Defense has said that Iran was responsible for at least 608 American troop deaths in Iraq between 2003 and 2011, some 17% of all U.S. service personnel deaths in that time period. Iran trained and armed proxy fighters with advanced weapons—including deadly explosively formed penetrators (EFPs)—used to penetrate armor in order to kill and injure U.S. troops.
Meanwhile, in Afghanistan, Iran quietly provided weapons, funding, and a haven to select Taliban factions, despite their ideological differences, as part of a broader strategy to undermine U.S. and NATO forces. Intelligence reports and battlefield recoveries revealed Iranian-made arms—including rifles, mortars, and roadside bomb components—had reached insurgent groups, contributing to deadly attacks on coalition troops, especially in western Afghanistan near the Iranian border.
Escalation: Drones, Missiles, and Proxy Strikes (2019–Present)
Following the January 2020 U.S. drone strike that killed IRGC Quds Force commander Qassem Soleimani, Iran responded by launching more than a dozen ballistic missiles at Ain al-Asad Air Base in western Iraq. Over 100 U.S. service members stationed at that air base suffered traumatic brain injuries in the attack. In the years since, Iranian-backed Popular Mobilization Forces such as Kataib Hezbollah, Harakat al-Nujaba, and Asa’ib Ahl al-Haq have carried out over 180 rocket, missile, and drone attacks targeting U.S. military personnel in Iraq, Syria, and Jordan.
Key incidents include:
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March 23, 2023: An Iranian drone struck a U.S. base near Hasakah, Syria, killing one American contractor and wounding five U.S. troops.
- January 28, 2024: Kataib Hezbollah, an Iranian regime-backed terror group, lauched a drone strike on Tower 22, a U.S. logistics post in northeastern Jordan, killing three American soldiers and injuring more than 40 others.
On October 7, 2023, the Iranian-backed terror group Hamas launched an unprecedented massacre against Israel, killing 1,200 people and taking over 250 hostages. Among the victims were more than 40 Americans. Several U.S. citizens were also taken hostage — including Itay Chen, Gad Haggai, Judy Weinstein Haggai, and Hersh Goldberg-Polin — all of whom were later confirmed murdered by Hamas.
These incidents illustrate how the Iranian regime continues to wage asymmetric warfare against U.S. personnel across the region through their terror proxies in Iraq and Syria as well in the Palestinian territories.Reaching U.S. Soil: Assassinations and Incitement
The Iranian regime’s global campaign has also targeted those in the United States, including Americans. In 2022, author Salman Rushdie was stabbed repeatedly and nearly killed in New York after decades of incitement stemming from Iran’s 1989 fatwa for Rushdie’s alleged blasphemy. That same year, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) charged an IRGC operative for plotting to assassinate former National Security Advisor John Bolton and former U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. In 2024, the DOJ unveiled a plot by an Iranian national and American accomplices to assassinate President Donald Trump, who was running for re-election at the time. And in 2025, two Iranian agents were convicted of a plot to kidnap and kill Iranian-American journalist and activist Masih Alinejad in New York.
How does Iran threaten U.S. Bases in the Middle East today?
The United States maintains a network of military bases across the Middle East to combat terrorism, support allies, and protect global energy routes. About 40,000 U.S. troops are deployed regionally, including roughly 2,500 in Iraq and Syria at key sites like Al-Asad, Erbil, and Ain al-Tanf, focused on containing ISIS remnants. Larger hubs—such as Al Udeid in Qatar (U.S. Central Command Forward), Camp Arifjan in Kuwait, Al Dhafra in the UAE, and bases in Jordan—serve as vital command, airpower, and logistics centers. The U.S. Navy’s Fifth Fleet in Bahrain secures critical waterways like the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea, where threats from Iranian naval forces and Houthi attacks on commercial shipping have escalated.
Tehran views this U.S. presence as a threat to its regional ambitions and targets American forces through the Popular Mobilization Forces in Iraq and the Houthis in Yemen. These groups have launched hundreds of drone, rocket, and missile attacks—especially in Iraq, Syria, and Jordan.Today, even the region’s most fortified bases lie within reach of Iran’s advanced missile and drone arsenal, including strikes launched directly from Iranian territory as seen in the June 23 direct attack on the U.S. base in Qatar. At sea, Iran and its Houthi allies have turned the Red Sea and Gulf waterways into conflict zones, threatening commercial shipping and U.S. naval vessels. Though the U.S. reached a fragile ceasefire with the Houthis in May following U.S. airstrikes, the broader threat remains. Iran is not merely posturing—it is systematically targeting U.S. forces in a long-term effort to expel the U.S. and reshape the Middle East in its favor.
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March 23, 2023: An Iranian drone struck a U.S. base near Hasakah, Syria, killing one American contractor and wounding five U.S. troops.
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