Who could have predicted this
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The bar fight strategy of hit everyone and escape in the ensuing brawl
@CobaltSasquatch literally just start smacking people
@Ghislaine that analysis is retarded. iran hasn't put together a coordinated response yet, and they were striking western targets in those countries
I mean historically if you do that you try to make the other person think the guy you're fighting hit them but they're trying the honesty approach
@CobaltSasquatch @Ghislaine yeah this is some extreme cope that hallucinates both Iran's goal and the region's response, and which is incongruous with little things like
>US offers a ceasefire
>Iran refuses it
wait, they want a rapid deescalation!
>US offers a ceasefire
>Iran refuses it
wait, they want a rapid deescalation!
@deprecated_ii source? it looks like they're just hitting hotels and condos. it's not like its a secret where our bases are if they cared to take a crack at a military target
@Ghislaine @deprecated_ii
supposedly the hotels were filled with zogbots who fled the american bases. and the local populations were ratting them out. that's what i heard.
supposedly the hotels were filled with zogbots who fled the american bases. and the local populations were ratting them out. that's what i heard.
@Ghislaine first of all I've seen a number of strikes on US bases and infrastructure throughout the region. radars, munition dumps, airfields
second, who's in those hotels or condos? the US personnel on the bases were evacuated ahead of time. where did they go? where's the CIA staying? contractors, diplomatic personnel, etc?
these were all likely targets handed out to local missile unit commanders based on signals intelligence and when we hit them, they fired on their preset targets of their own volition. that's why it's been a few missiles and drones here and there instead of large coordinated volleys
if there is some semblance of a coordinate response here, it's logical to hit a variety of geographically dispersed targets to force air assets to move around instead of concentrating in one spot. then when the real volley attacks start happening, the thinned out air defense will be unable to respond quickly and the volleys will be more effective. or, if the air defense *don't* thin out, volley attacks can be aimed at undefended areas instead until they're forced to respond
iran is not a stupid or unsophisticated country
second, who's in those hotels or condos? the US personnel on the bases were evacuated ahead of time. where did they go? where's the CIA staying? contractors, diplomatic personnel, etc?
these were all likely targets handed out to local missile unit commanders based on signals intelligence and when we hit them, they fired on their preset targets of their own volition. that's why it's been a few missiles and drones here and there instead of large coordinated volleys
if there is some semblance of a coordinate response here, it's logical to hit a variety of geographically dispersed targets to force air assets to move around instead of concentrating in one spot. then when the real volley attacks start happening, the thinned out air defense will be unable to respond quickly and the volleys will be more effective. or, if the air defense *don't* thin out, volley attacks can be aimed at undefended areas instead until they're forced to respond
iran is not a stupid or unsophisticated country
@wishgranter14 @deprecated_ii I guess it'll come out but that seems like a stretch. I mean they hit the burj Al arab which I think uae may take personally
@deprecated_ii @Ghislaine There was a post earlier saying the hundreds of thousands of US troops in the middle east got relocated from bases to local hotels. So that'd explain that.
I think Iran is really just done with playing by kike rules.
>'Oh we moved our troops to a civilian housing district, so they're civilians now:^)'
This is basically all western politics now it's all talmudic argumentation bullshit.
I think Iran is really just done with playing by kike rules.
>'Oh we moved our troops to a civilian housing district, so they're civilians now:^)'
This is basically all western politics now it's all talmudic argumentation bullshit.
@Ghislaine @wishgranter14 what's the UAE gonna do about it? they have to just suck it up because iran can delete their cities if it wants to
@deprecated_ii seems unwise to strike civilian targets in uninvolved countries but I guess it'll come out. I agree it's because of independent commanders firing without coordination but I mean that's kind of a dire sign.
@deprecated_ii @wishgranter14 well they do have a lot of money
@wishgranter14 they're striking civilian targets in uninvolved countries. maybe they're bullseyeing hotel rooms in use by us people but somehow I doubt they're that good
This is all off the mark. Iran is trying to sue for peace by promising to make Spec Ops The Line real by destroying Dubai
@Ghislaine @wishgranter14 as we see with ukraine, money is not very useful on its own
to this day we still haven't built more artillery factories. richest country in the world™️
to this day we still haven't built more artillery factories. richest country in the world™️
>and they were striking western targets in those countries
Exactly. American bases, even when they're inside foreign countries, are still *American* bases. Iran would be foolish to ignore legitimate military targets.
Other countries ought to reconsider whether they want to host a military which was the aggressor in this war. If your buddy throws a sucker punch at someone and then hides behind you...
Exactly. American bases, even when they're inside foreign countries, are still *American* bases. Iran would be foolish to ignore legitimate military targets.
Other countries ought to reconsider whether they want to host a military which was the aggressor in this war. If your buddy throws a sucker punch at someone and then hides behind you...
@Ghislaine @wishgranter14 @deprecated_ii > In an interview with Al Jazeera, the Qatar-based satellite channel, Iranian foreign minister Abbas Araghchi said that Iran had started “by attacking the enemy’s military bases in the region” but claimed that American soldiers had then “fled to hotels.”
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/01/world/middleeast/ir...
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/01/world/middleeast/ir...
@Herman_Hetherington @wishgranter14 @deprecated_ii Amazing precision
@Ghislaine @Herman_Hetherington @wishgranter14 if a CIA office got wiped out the US will literally never admit it. it would take a soviet style collapse for something like that to come out
@Ghislaine @Herman_Hetherington @wishgranter14 I bet we've lost hundreds of special operations guys in ukraine. radio silence on that front. some of the deaths did make it into the news but they were listed as contractors
turns out the system can keep secrets, even if thousands of people are involved
turns out the system can keep secrets, even if thousands of people are involved
@deprecated_ii @Ghislaine @Herman_Hetherington @wishgranter14 We've definitely seen the CIA star wall get a few more entries since the start of the Ukraine war
>turns out the system can keep secrets, even if thousands of people are involved
"...and whose service must remain known to only a select few."
Mariupol, most likely, after so many failed extraction attempts. But even after paying the ultimate price, they still won't tell families what got them killed.
"...and whose service must remain known to only a select few."
Mariupol, most likely, after so many failed extraction attempts. But even after paying the ultimate price, they still won't tell families what got them killed.