Iran Attack

[Nazgul]

[Stubble]

I must ask, where the hell is Congress?

The powers of the office of president must be rolled back and made clear. This act of war, not unlike Venezuela is absolutely unacceptable because it lacks congressional approval. Our government is no longer constitutional.

Netanyahu just threatened 'intelliginsifacation' and the hanging of 20,000 of the Iranian Regime on the eve of Purim;



That's unpleasant.

[Archie]

Happy Purim, everyone!

[Stubble]

Mossad trying to attack allies to bring them into a war in the middle east? Say it ain't so? It's, almost like there is a pattern here or something...

[Archie]

Hard to call it a conspiracy theory if the Secretary of State is saying it.

[Wahrheitssucher]

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So… a Jewish-owned, arch-zionist, US functionary named Marco Rubio, is America’s top diplomat.

Hmmm?
Erm, …any potential for divided loyalties there then?

Well no, not according to the dupes who think Islam and muslims are the threat to world peace.

Whatever…



Despite US administration officials acknowledging in meetings with congressional staff, that no intelligence existed to suggest Iran was planning to attack America first, Rubio admitted THIS, officially and publically, to reporters in Washington:

“I don’t understand what the confusion is.
Let me explain it to you, and I’ll do it once again as clearly as possible. Perhaps you’ll report it that way.
… it was abundantly clear that if Iran came under attack by anyone — the United States, or Israel, or anyone — they were going to respond and respond against the United States.

…the assessment that was made was that if we stood and waited for that attack to come first before we hit them, we would suffer much higher casualties.
…We knew that there was going to be an Israeli action.
We knew that that would precipitate an attack against American forces.
And we knew that if we didn’t preemptively go after them before they launched those attacks, we’d suffer higher casualties…
…it was the right decision and an important decision for the safety and security of the world.

So, he lied that there “was an imminent threat” from Iran.

the “imminent threat” supposedly posed by Iran was the knowledge that Iran would strike American assets in response to the unprovoked Israeli attack on Iran.

That means you’ve got TOP officials lying to the American people for Israel.

So lying Marco ’Israel-first’ Rubio, framed US actions as defensive in nature, but contradictorily as being because the US knew and permitted Israel’s planned, unprovoked attack.

“We knew that there was going to be an Israeli action, we knew that would precipitate an attack against American forces”.

Here’s some of the US reaction to this admission:

“He’s flat out telling us that we’re in a war with Iran because Israel forced our hand”.
~ right-wing podcaster Matt Walsh.

“This is basically the worst possible thing he could have said. Such strange logic. So Bibi (Netanyahu) gets a say as to whether the US goes to war, but the US Senate and the American people do not?”
~ Michael McFaul, the former US ambassador to Russia.

“I was out there on the front lines for MAGA. And MAGA was supposed to be America First, not Israel First or any foreign country first. Pete Hegseth said this morning (that) we didn’t start this war. I hate to argue with the Secretary, but America and Israel definitely started this war, and you can’t lie like that to the American people.
What is happening to the man that I supported? The man that denounced what happened in Iraq? The man that said, ‘No more foreign wars, no more regime change’?
All of them promised it. And we’re a year in, and we’re in another f***ing war, and we’ve got American troops being killed.
We need to have a serious conversation about what the f*** is happening to this country, and who in the hell are these decisions being made for, and who is making these decisions”.
~ Former Republican congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, once among Mr Trump’s most loyal allies, during a conversation with radio host Megyn Kelly.

https://www.news.com.au/world/north-ame ... 88139c61b6

[Wahrheitssucher]

Maybe it’s time for any remaining gullible dupes to understand finally that our political leaders routinely and regularly LIE TO US.

Understand also that they regularly LIE TO US for the benefit of the illegal jooish state occupying Palestine.

E.g.
A major shock came when not one, not two, but an unprecedented three American F-15E fighter jets were mysteriously shot down over Kuwait!
N.b. note the official US military report admits that Iranian aircraft had been engaging them at the time:

The F-15EX Eagle II has a cost of approximately $90 million to $97 million per unit as of 2025, based on a 104-aircraft purchase. Fully equipped with advanced systems like the EPAWSS electronic
warfare suite, the total cost per aircraft can reach up to $117 million.

But not everyone is convinced these were “friendly fire” incidents.
Plus Iran announced it had downed the craft.
That is more plausible given that Kuwait is well within reach of Iran’s long-range S-300 missiles.

The msm and US official story of friendly fire downing three aircraft in a row, strains credulity.

[Wahrheitssucher]

[Archie]

[borjastick]

That there is mass control over US affairs and elections and world influence by that shitty little country is not news and is no surprise. But I am old enough to remember the Shah of Iran (Persia) beng toppled and the brutality of the event. Iran has been causing mass terror attacks and proxy wars etc for decades and frankly this massive kick in the bollocks by the US is well overdue. Britain has regularly caught Iranian spies and activists at it in the UK. The last time was just 6 months ago or so where they arrested 6 terrorists before they could do something very bad. Such was the expected danger when they arrested these twats the authorities sent in the SAS to do the arrest. Now that doesn't happen very often.

Removing the IRGC extremists of the islamic brigades from control over Iran and returning it to some sort of normal society with a degree of democracy will be a good thing indeed. Oil and massive amounts of fruit, nuts, veg and other goods will flow and make the Iranians wealthier and happier and for me that has to be a good thing.

Less Muslim influence right across the west would be a great improvement. Just think of the current action against a mad mullah state as another Crusade and well overdue it is too. An extension of Richard the Lionheart's last push to kick the shit out of these heathens.

[Wahrheitssucher]

…Iran has been causing mass terror attacks and proxy wars etc for decades…

That is bollox.

You are another one who has been duped by the decades of subliminal zio-propaganda.

[Wahrheitssucher]

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The illegal military attack on Iran — following on from the failed attempt at regime change by mossad provocateurs — isn’t only motivated to remove the one governing power in the region that isn’t controlled by the Zio state.

Iran’s monetary independence and refusal to submit to digital monetary surveillance, plus centralised financial control are the other underlying drivers of the war.

The sustained pressure applied against Iran over recent decades reflects a structural conflict over monetary sovereignty rather than episodic disputes over security or ideology. Examination of intervention patterns since the late twentieth century shows repeated targeting of states whose banking systems resisted integration into Western-managed financial infrastructure. Escalation correlated closely with the transition from analogue monetary governance toward digitised, rule-enforced financial systems requiring universal compliance.







… Iran’s exploration of alternative digital settlement mechanisms and domestic financial technologies compounded these concerns. Platforms operating beyond Western regulatory reach reduce dependency upon centralised approval structures. Combined with resource exports and regional trade networks, such platforms enable sustained economic activity despite exclusion from dominant systems.

From a political economy perspective, regime-change pressure emerges as rational response to systemic vulnerability rather than moral judgement. Architects of unified monetary governance cannot tolerate durable exceptions without jeopardising enforcement credibility. Fragmentation introduces arbitrage opportunities, weakens deterrence, and undermines adoption incentives across compliant jurisdictions.

Military escalation, sanctions tightening, and diplomatic isolation therefore function as instruments designed to restore monetary alignment. These measures operate incrementally, intensifying when integration fails and receding when compliance resumes. Comparable patterns appear across interventions targeting states with independent banking arrangements irrespective of regional or ideological context.

The emerging digital monetary order concentrates authority within technical systems governed by central banks and regulatory bodies rather than representative institutions. Transaction rules encoded within software operate continuously, automatically, and transnationally. Sovereign discretion contracts accordingly, replaced by compliance logic embedded within infrastructure.

Warnings regarding such concentration of power predate contemporary technology. Friedrich Hayek cautioned that centralised economic control erodes freedom by replacing choice with administration. George Orwell warned that systems enabling total oversight transform authority from governance into domination. Their insights converge upon a single risk: technological efficiency applied without institutional restraint dissolves human agency.
The danger lies not in any single state or technology but in absolute control rendered frictionless. Monetary systems governing every transaction govern every decision. When permission replaces freedom, compliance replaces consent, and efficiency replaces judgment, political liberty becomes administratively obsolete.

[borjastick]

Someone is getting very confused again by thinking the religion of peace is islam. Can't see the wood for the trees as usual.