OK Let’s Discuss The Weirdness of The Whole “Bomb Bomb Bomb Iran” Thing

55 thoughts on “OK Let’s Discuss The Weirdness of The Whole “Bomb Bomb Bomb Iran” Thing”

1. Man, you and Wirecutter got the best stories…..

2. BCE, that AT&T switching center bomb attack you are referring to was undoubtedly the December 25, 2o2o “pre-announced on a loudspeaker bomb in an RV job” on Second Avenue in downtown Nashville, TN. To my knowledge, no such attack ever occured in Austin, TX, and that may be why you had trouble finding links to the story.

   Anyway, that incident still stinks like diseased, rotten snatch for the lack of (verifiable) details we ever got about it. Kind of like the Vegas music festival shooting gallery, and the dot mil bro cyber truck that blowed up real good under the porte cochere in front of the Trump hotel in Vegas. So many unanswered questions….all by design.

   1. Yes, it was Nashville, not Austin. Nashville was likely a themobaric bomb, so probably why that went crickets.

      Vegas — nothing about the GB and the Tesla makes sense, and I think most now believe the shooting was some sort of false flag and the dude blamed was a patsie…

   2. Should we add the Maui fire and the cops herding people back into the flames to that list of crimes?

      1. By all means, yes.

3. This lengthy report details what is known about Iran’s counter strikes so far. more than 35 as of Saturday evening.

   https://www.theburningplatform.com/2026/03/01/march-1-day-two/#more-397592

   1. My question is why aren’t the Iranians hitting Saudi, Kuwaiti, and Qatari oilfields instead of hotels?

      1. They did today… I just got back from fueling up. At Noon gas was $2.78, up 5ct from last night. I went at 3pm, and it was now $3.19. While I was filling the Truck and 4-5gal DotMil cans, it went up 2ct while I was there! By the time I rolled out, it was at $3.24 I’d say fill now!

         1. what i want to know is why?

            didn’t the usa just take-over venezuela and their fucking oil?

            what the fuck chuck?, er, i mean drumpf…

            i’m pretty well stocked already, but… i’ve been stranded on the island for 4 days officially. the damn ferry cvan’t get thru the ice bause it’s so thick this year. where’s the useless uscg? them losers have 2 ice breakers assigned to this part of the Great Lakes system and wouldn’t you know it? BOTH are broken down right now and docked about a mile up river for repairs.. supposedly the uscg cutter mackinaw is coming upbound on monday to st some ice. i haven’t left the property since last week and i’m just now out of fresh fruit and veggies. i also thought i had a thousand or two of coffee filters… used the last one 2 days. paper towel works.

            https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USCGC_Mackinaw_(WLBB-30)

            1. Bro… I feel your pain. Seriously. In the Big One (78) the NHANG had to no shit, chopper in food and shit to us b/c we were landlocked and COMPLETELY snowed in. The ONLY reason the adults were about to move about after the storm hit, was us kids (about 12 of us) were MAD Tunnel digging rats like the VC in Cu Chi.

               No shit… we tunneled and dug our way to each other’s houses as it was no school! Time to PLAY!!! It took about a week, and we were for-real tunnel rats…. when the adults realised this, they then went out, took off the one-two foot overhead cover, and they realized we had a MAJOR trench system to everyone’s house!

               We of course were PISSED the adults had fucked up our tunnels LOL

               They were then able to extend the trenches to the elderly in the neighborhood and to all the other houses.

               We all took care of each other.

               Mind you an ALL WHITE neighborhood.

               Initially after the storm, ALL the doors were SEALED behind massive snow drifts. For me and FedBro to go outside, we had to go out via climb a ladder, then climb out thru the skylight in the kitchen at first, until we tunneled our way to the front door. The snow was THAT DEEP.

               We had to slide off the roof into the yard, and then went to town tunneling like the crazed feral Gen X kids we were.
               (we had gotten shovels out of the screen porch that wasn’t buried completely so at least we had THAT going for us)

               Looking back it was a LOT of ball-breaking work, but as an 7-8 year old? It was a BLAST!!!!

               And when that US Army Marked Huey dropped off palletized grub and emergency necessities in the cul-de-sac at the end of the neighborhood?

               Ecstasy to a war-film-raised kid like me to watch them drop a sling load of relief to us…
               Just like in a lot of the films I had seen back then…
               Fucking the GREAT Old Days, let me tell you…

               The ONLY neg was when we DID get a wee bit Free (snowmobiles only, cars took like a MONTH to free up), DeadDad took a snowmobile w/some neighbors and and volunteered to rescue people on I-95 who’d gotten perma-snowed in. Poor bastard had PTSD (I now realize) from all the stiffs he found, either frozen to death or DOA from Carbon Monoxide poisoning ‘cos they were too stupid to clear their exhaust pipes… He never talked about it, but I know it was BAD JuJu…

4. If you live in an area that has shall issue concealed carry permits, have one, and are not carrying every day, all day, even at home, You Are Wrong.

   Random violence happens everywhere, and these days, Our Guys need to be ready to burn down low-brow monkeys like that Austin shit head on a moment’s notice.

   1. That’s why he chose that location. Most states you can’t CC in a bar. And if it’s a college bar near a libtard college, no one nearby will be carrying.

5. I think Iran knows this ones for all the marbles, so they’re waiting.
   The jews simply will not leave them alone. Like the bully that wasn’t happy just taking your lunch every day? At some point, you’ve gotta take a swing.
   The air-defense game showed itself last time. They’re going to use up all the interceptors, then send carrier pigeons.

   1. “China can supply Iran with an almost endless stream of weapons, ammunition, missiles and the like to keep right on fighting.

      Trump’s statement about “unconditional surrender” is a staggering blunder.

      I fear that Iran is going to become America’s “Waterloo.”

      https://halturnerradioshow.com/index.php/component/content/article/trump-demands-unconditional-surrender-from-iran?catid=17&Itemid=101

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7. Ivan has the jet powered drone and it is wild looking.
   Bathhouse Barry the immaculate Chicago messiah used the Reaper a lot.
   The Houthis have shot down a couple.
   Vance & the Valiants wrote bomb bomb Iran circa 1980.
   I remember the hostage crisis as a lil’ shaver under esteemed CPUSA (D) party member comrade kommissar O’Carter.

8. The Weekend Warrior presidente of banana amerikana says four weeks to flatten the Iran. This after likely being told his Friday to Sunday social media war didn’t light the agency fuse on regime change and Iran wasn’t gonna be ready for redevelopment by Wednesday.

   Strangeness afoot as fusa is running toward bingo munitions while the sand empire has big balls and sleeper cells but is still playing some long game. I guess it makes sense like the chiners.

   The snackbar hoodie is a nice touch. Gotta make it easy for the recliner patriots at the treehouse as all those years of statins have smoothed their brains out. Wouldn’t want them confusing righteous sand wars for just regular nig violence which is about slavery or something.

   Markets love McWars. So fully expect portfolio Americans to feel extra saucy patriotisms at the drive through of life known as the commons. Stay safe.

9. I think the vaunted Iranian sleeper cells were all boogeymen made up by the glowies to keep us afraid and to give them excuses to spy on us for decades. If there are any Iranians who become sudden jihadis, that’s them getting pissed about the war, not that they were sleepers for decades.

   About the war, seeing we’re entering day 3 and US naval bases have been destroyed along with attacks on other bases has severely compromised our ability to resupply and reload ships, specifically the missiles that you have talked about in the past because they have to go back to port since we mothballed the ability to reload them at sea. Now they have to go all the way to Diego Garcia (if the waffling UK and their pdf friendly PM allows us to) and if they don’t, then our destroyers have to go all the way to Guam and back.

   Iran looks like they’re now targeting airbases in Cyprus and Turkey and if they succeed, where is the US going to service and arm the planes for more attacks?

   This wasn’t supposed to happen, Iran was supposed to collapse in a few days and the government overthrown by protestors with Starlink. Instead, Operation Epic Fury is turning into Epic Fail. The narrative was Iran wanted nukes and they’ve been a week away from them for 35 years. Then it was because Iran was about to attack the US, last night The Pentagon said there was no evidence that was true. Trump said Saturday the goal was regime change and that’s not happening short of a ground invasion.

   I’ve no doubt Iran is getting pounded to shit, but so is everyone else. If the goal was regime change, it’s going to take a lot more than cruise missiles, bunker busters, and JDAMs to do that.

10. I’m hoping the picture of that 2G is from a security camera, and not someone’s cell phone.

    Who would be dumb/crazy enough to stand there and take a picture of that?

    I see a big, blue-gummed 2G with an AR strolling down the street, I am not sticking around to snap photos.

11. Yes there is such a thing as an ” H” cup… Mom sold custom fit bras her whole life… The largest fit a basketball in each cup and she sold many of those…

    1. I’ve never been weaned. My soon-to-be-Ex wife has G cups.

       We used to joke how she tried to smother me a couple of times. But as Terrance Popp says, long legs & big tits become big legs & l-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-n-g tits. Playing motor-boat is AWESOME though.

       But add in menopause, boob-stretch-marks AND wrinkles to the mix – when the bra comes off it’s fricking nightmare fuel. They look like big, pendulous prunes with nip-age that points straight down to the floor. She could throw them over her shoulder like one of those National Geographic Africans, and she’s half Italian – half Scots, not a jogger.

       It might be a size thing, but big boobs often seem to have reduced sensations around the nips. She has to put talc under them (and lift her gunt up and powder under that too) every day or it gets really nasty under there.

       Seriously, nice, perky C – D cup is optimal. Maybe DD. Just no to inverted nips.

       1. I’m dyin’ here after reading that. Personally, I was never a fan of huge knockers, preferring women with somewhere in a range of roughly between a 32B and 36C. Just a matter of taste, I guess. Per your observations, the big ‘uns don’t age so gracefully, and can actually cause discomfort to the bearer.

          1. I agree that well-proportioned is the best. Larger than average is good too, but there is a limit with that for those reasons you mention. Too big can throw a woman’s whole appearance off and make her look too bulky or fat even if she is very fit aside from the breasts. There is a reason why breast reduction surgery is a thing.
             On the small side can be fun too, I noticed that women who are smaller than average appreciate some attention in that area, like really appreciate it. Some larger women tend to be unresponsive to attention up there for one reason or another, lack of sensitivity to the stimulation likely being the main one.

12. Seems to me as an amateur observer that the Orange Man got hoodwinked, yet again, and bit off more than he could chew. Now the jews are crying because Iran has the antisemitic audacity to actually fight back, doing the whole “The jew cries out in pain as he strikes you” meme IRL. The lies are deep and wide, we are supposed to believe only 4 Americans have been killed so far? As for Israel itself, they are censoring everything and if you watch Fox “News” you would think no one has been harmed but they are getting pounded.

    Now if China decided this was an opportune time to “reunify” Taiwan….what could we do about it?

    It’s a big ol’ Shit Show.

    1. the staggering military and economic damage you’ve outlined for “just 24 hours of escalation. In a single day:

       560 soldiers dead

       8 CENTCOM generals killed

       12 F‑25 jets lost

       8 F‑14 jets lost

       13 military bases obliterated

       A 1.8 billion dollar radar detection system wiped out

       A 12 billion dollar carrier group, the USS Lincoln, in unknown condition

       A 1.2 billion dollar embassy complex erase

       https://thesilverindustry.substack.com/p/180-schoolgirls-slaughtered-560-us

13. First, ahh memories of hookups long ago, unless you bagged it all weekend you might have a woman named Charity look you up if she does one of those dna tests saying “BCE you be my Daddy”. 😃

    Regarding Iran, remember that the Ayatolla and most Iranians are SHIA muslims.
    The Shia are huge on the martyrdom thing, in fact at a festival every year they whip their backs until they bleed ! The Ayatolla was in his 80s and the Shia believe that being a martyr is a ticket to paradise.
    He wasn’t in a bunker rather he was at his HOUSE !!
    He knew the Israelis and CIA knew EXACTLY where he was and many think he let himself get killed.
    Realize that to the Shia he’s like the Pope, so killing him seriously pissed off the Shia (and he knew that).

    I’m hoping I’m wrong but I don’t believe the Iranian government is going to collapse.
    They planned this and are firing cheap ass drones and their oldest missiles now (like they did last year).
    After 2 weeks when we and the Israelis are out of interceptor missiles, the Iranians will start firing their GOOD shit at the targets they wanna take out.

    Supposedly Trump asked via Italy if they wanted to negotiate and the Iranians told him to pound sand.
    This war is all Nuttyahoo’s doing hence why the Democrats who are all paid off by Israel too aren’t really saying or doing shit, they just give some lip service for their base.
    Chums, I don’t think this is going to go well for us and is another fucking disaster brought to you by our “Greatest Ally Ever”. 💩

    1. Excerpt from guest post post by “Gold & Geopolitics” on The Burning Platform website:

       “Satellite imagery from Airbus shows Khamenei’s compound leveled – seven missiles hit the residence, killing his daughter, son-in-law, and grandson alongside him.

       Iran declared 40 days of national mourning and held his funeral at the University of Tehran on Sunday, formalizing the martyrdom narrative and locking the country into a war footing that now has a theological aspect attached to it.

       But why did Khamenei choose this? The IRGC commander-in-chief’s statement was striking – “Khamenei often expressed his eagerness for martyrdom, and achieved his wish at the hands of the most wretched”. The man was 86. He reportedly insisted on continuing his life normally without sheltering in bunkers. The retaliatory apparatus activated within hours, not days. The succession was seamless. The missiles were already loaded. Whether by design or providence, Khamenei may have served “the cause” more effectively in death than in the last decade of his life.

       The regime-change thesis is collapsing in real time. The Council on Foreign Relations quietly noted: “Taking out Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is not the same as regime change. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is the regime”

14. Rather long, if you wish… drink blood out of a boot instead.
    ——-
    I received this piece of writing from a young woman in Indonesia. Her name is Balqis Humaira :
    Do you know what the greatest weakness of elite politicians sitting in Washington, London, or even over there in Senayan is? Their biggest weakness is privilege.
    Most of them were born on silk carpets. They were fed with silver spoons from infancy. They attended international schools whose entrance fees could feed an entire subdistrict. They studied at Ivy League campuses, Oxford, or other prestigious universities, learning political science from thick textbooks written by professors who have never experienced hunger a single day in their lives. Then they go home, receive capital from their fathers or their oligarch backers, put up massive billboards, and voila — they become policymakers.
    People like this — instant politicians with tofu-soft mentalities — are used to solving problems in two ways: bribing with money or threatening with connections. They assume the entire world operates on that same shallow transactional system.
    Then they face Ali Khamenei. And they are utterly confused as to why wave after wave of economic sanctions, military threats, and trillion-dollar diplomatic offers bounce off like pebbles thrown at a tank wall.
    Why?
    Because Khamenei is not a “mama’s boy” Harvard graduate. He never learned politics from theory books. He learned the anatomy of power, betrayal, and survival from the harshest educational institution in the world: the University of the Streets and the Blood-Stained Prison Cell.
    If you want to understand why this old man possesses such lethal strategic patience and has absolutely no room in his mind to trust sweet Western promises, you have to go back into his past. You have to smell the metallic scent of blood in interrogation rooms, and you have to hear the explosion that tore through the nerves of his arm.
    A CIA-Created Frankenstein Called SAVAK
    Go back to the 1960s and 1970s. Long before the revolution erupted, Iran was the golden child of the United States in the Middle East. Its leader, Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, was a flamboyant dictator who enjoyed skiing in Switzerland, collecting luxury sports cars, and throwing billion-dollar parties at the ruins of Persepolis — while ordinary people on the outskirts of Tehran starved and survived on stale bread.
    Sound familiar? The pattern is always the same.
    To protect his absolute power and ensure oil kept flowing cheaply to the West, the Shah — with assistance from the CIA and Mossad — established a brutally repressive domestic intelligence organization called SAVAK.
    Let me paint the picture. SAVAK was not just a secret police force. It was a machine of terror. If you dared criticize the Shah at a coffee stall, you disappeared the next day. In secret prisons like the Joint Anti-Sabotage Committee in Tehran, SAVAK practiced torture methods so horrific they would make even hardened gangsters tremble. Prisoners’ fingernails were ripped out alive. Electric shocks were applied to genitals. People were roasted on heated metal beds. And guess who trained these SAVAK agents? The CIA — intelligence officers from the same country that today lectures the world about “Human Rights.”
    This is where the young Khamenei was forged.
    As a young cleric critical of the regime and a loyal follower of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, he became a target. He was not someone who sat comfortably behind a desk telling others to protest. He went to the streets, organized underground networks, and distributed anti-government pamphlets.
    The result? Between 1962 and 1975, Khamenei was arrested and imprisoned by SAVAK six times.
    Pause and absorb that: six times.
    Imagine being thrown into a 1×2 meter solitary confinement cell — damp, dark, reeking of urine — for months. No sunlight. No sense of day or night. At one point, SAVAK agents forcibly shaved his beard — a devastating psychological humiliation for a Shiite cleric. He was beaten, interrogated for endless hours, and forced to listen to the screams of other prisoners being tortured next door.
    It was in those freezing prison cells that a permanent dividing line formed in his mind. The physical pain and isolation did not break him; they burned away all naivety within him.
    There, Khamenei learned a geopolitical lesson that will never be taught at Oxford: the West is hypocritical. He witnessed firsthand how America and Britain shouted about freedom and democracy at the United Nations while simultaneously supplying electric shock devices and training SAVAK executioners to torture Iranians. From that moment on, in Khamenei’s eyes, diplomatic documents, UN resolutions, and Western embassy promises were worth less than used toilet paper. The West understands only one language: power. If you are weak, you will be crushed. If you resist and arm yourself, only then will they sit at the negotiating table.
    This is the mentality of a survivor — someone who has made peace with death.
    When Western politicians on Capitol Hill try to intimidate him with threats — “We will destroy your economy!” — he likely responds with a silent, cynical smile. He has lost everything before. He has been stripped of dignity in interrogation rooms. He has stared death in the face six times. The threats of suited politicians afraid of losing their next election cannot intimidate a man who once slept on the concrete floor of a SAVAK prison.
    June 27, 1981: A Bomb Inside a Tape Recorder
    The 1979 Revolution finally erupted. The Shah fled with his wealth, and the Islamic Republic was established. Many people thought, “Ah, happy ending. Khamenei is now in power, sitting comfortably.”
    Nonsense. The early post-revolution years were the bloodiest. Iran was attacked externally (the Iran–Iraq War, backed by the United States) and destabilized internally. A radical opposition group called MEK (Mujahideen-e Khalq) launched a campaign of mass-assassination terrorism, bombing government offices and killing ministers, presidents, and members of parliament. The country stood on the brink of collapse.
    Then came June 27, 1981.
    That day, Khamenei — already an important government figure — was giving a lecture at Abu Dhar Mosque in southern Tehran. The atmosphere was calm. He sat on the floor surrounded by worshippers after the noon prayer. In front of him sat an old tape recorder used to record his speech.
    Mid-sentence, as he gestured with his hands —
    BOOM.
    The tape recorder exploded. The MEK had hidden C4 explosives inside it.
    The blast hurled his body backward. Blood soaked his robe and the mosque walls. Metal fragments tore through his chest, neck, and right arm. His lungs collapsed. The nerves in his right arm were completely destroyed. His vocal cords were nearly severed. Worshippers screamed, thinking he was dead.
    He was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. Emergency surgeries lasted for hours. His heart reportedly stopped. Medically, he should have died that day.
    But he survived.
    The price was permanent paralysis of his right arm. To this day, when he delivers speeches or greets visitors, he uses his left hand. His right arm remains stiff, often concealed beneath his robe. His voice became heavier and hoarser due to vocal cord damage.
    A Living Monument
    Imagine waking from a coma and realizing your right arm is permanently lifeless.
    That moment was a breaking point — transforming a political cleric into a cold architect of power. That paralyzed arm is not merely a physical disability. It is a lifelong monument he carries everywhere — a biological reminder constantly screaming in his mind: “Your enemy will never stop until your body is torn apart.”
    Western observers often ask why Iran is so determined to build proxy militias in Lebanon and Yemen, or why it insists on developing ballistic missiles. The answer lies in that paralyzed right arm.
    He understands that the world is not governed by goodwill or international law. The same MEK group that bombed him was later sheltered by Western countries and eventually removed from the U.S. terrorist list for geopolitical convenience.
    Witnessing such contradictions, it is hardly surprising that Khamenei erased the word “trust” from his vocabulary. His defense doctrine rests on a pessimistic but realistic assumption: everyone beyond the border is a wolf ready to pounce, and the only way not to be eaten is to raise fiercer shepherd dogs in the enemy’s backyard.
    Why Money Doesn’t Work
    Now you understand why Western-style diplomatic approaches — or the corrupt transactional style of many politicians elsewhere — do not work on him.
    Imagine a European or American envoy offering hundreds of billions of dollars in sanctions relief in exchange for dismantling Iran’s missile program. For an ordinary politician motivated by wealth accumulation or securing generational comfort, that offer would be a ticket to paradise.
    But you cannot bribe Khamenei with money or luxury.
    What would you even offer him? He lives modestly. He has no Swiss bank accounts to freeze. No London properties to seize. For someone who once waited for execution in a dungeon and whose chest was torn open by a bomb, paper currency has no intrinsic value.
    For him, power is not about VIP privileges or government contracts. Power is a survival tool — an absolute shield preventing himself and his nation from being thrown back into dark cells to be tortured by foreign-backed forces.
    This is what frustrates Washington: they face what could be called an unbribable system. Intelligence agencies are accustomed to buying off corrupt officials worldwide. But how do you buy loyalty from a supreme leader who does not fear poverty, does not fear pain, and views martyrdom as an honorable exit?
    This survivor mentality produced the doctrine of strategic patience. He is not reactive because he understands suffering is temporary. He once waited years in the Shah’s prisons until that regime collapsed from within. He applies that same “silent waiting” strategy at the state level — allowing adversaries to exhaust themselves while Iran plays a longer game.
    But steel mentality alone is not enough to govern a nation as large and complex as Iran. To protect the revolution, he needed a loyal guardian institution — a force bound by blood and ideology.
    And that is where the survivor evolved into the overseer of one of the most powerful military institutions in the Middle East: the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
    The full story of who Khamenei is and the trajectory of his political life is a longer discussion — one that deserves its own detailed examination.

15. Blood out of a boot is a quote– Senator Thompson

16. Once the interception missile (all types) run low, we shall see if Iran has the weaponry they claim to have. If they do, Israel is going to get pounded badly. Worrisome as we know what the Jews will hit back with..

    1. Both Pakistan AND North Korea have said if asked by Iran they will provide nuclear warheads for their hypersonic missiles.

       I HOPE Nuttyahoo isn’t crazy enough to open some canned sunshine but who knows what that crazy bastard will do.

17. Likely all those drones were used to hit civvie targets in the gulf states and make it look like Iran was behind it, to goose compliance of the fence sitting Arabs. Put that in the same column as “Kuwait shot down three F-15’s ‘on accident’…” (yah, right)

    “Truth is always the first casualty of war”- Churchill

18. I don’t think this is going to go well for us and is another fucking disaster brought to you by our “Greatest Ally Ever”
    Anything we do for them fucks us over Brother…

19. Reading your story about being taken to a cabin in the back woods had me anticipating that the punch line was going to be “and I woke up the next day, in a bathtub full of ice, missing a kidney”. Glad it turned out well. Not seeing as many IR retaliation strikes as the last go-around, maybe they just are being scrubbed off the internet? The infowar is on afterburners, though. Who knows what is really going on?

20. Air defense systems and our military aircraft utilize a system known as “Identify Friend or Foe (IFF)” Intel sources explained to me that in a combat zone, all US or allied planes “squawk” their IFF so they don’t get shot down by friendly fire.

    Had there only been a single fighter jet shot down, one might be able to believe that particular pilot somehow forgot to turn on his IFF system. It wasn’t just one plane, it was three.”

    https://halturnerradioshow.com/index.php/component/content/article/three-u-s-fighter-jets-shot-down-over-kuwait?catid=17&Itemid=101

    1. One of the downed aircrew is an split ass!

    2. We probably bought those IFF boxes from TEMU. Just like the rate sensors that caused trouble during the first OMB admin.

21. David Letterman looks very sombre in that pic at the top.

22. Soooo….somewhere out in the Rednekkistani province of Swampia there may be a pair of non-identical twins, susceptible to sunburn and partial to CLP, both 9+ foot tall. One has a schlong with its own zipcode, the other has titties with independent international dialling codes, both of them looking for where Dadda got to and somewhat short of patience with anyone they catch that can’t immediately give them co-ords and timings as to said Papa. They keep Sasquatches as housepets and bend tanks as a soothing hobby, because of the funny squeaks and smells that come out the seams.

23. This thread is useless without pics.

    lol

    1. ( . )y( . )… (_!_)
       Best I can do…

24. In the late 90’s I was in submarine school in Groton, CT. The Iranian Navy had sailors there being trained. They were despised for smelling bad, having tons of money to throw at the available women and thinking they were special.
    Then one day, they got together to protest the Shah’s government and proclaim islime.
    Gloriously, the base Marine detachment showed up in full battle rattle, escorted them to their (luxury) barracks and posted guards on all exits. A few days later they were all shipped back to Iran.
    Later, in 1979, the sub I was on was patrolling the area of the Arabian Sea when the US Embassy was invaded and the occupants taken hostage.

25. When Monica Lewinsky testifies about her affair with President Bill Clinton – we bomb Sudan

    My money’s on this being cover for something Epstein related…

    1. are you kidding?

       EVERYTHING is Epstein related

       E.V.E.R.Y.T.H.I.N.G.

       these fucking pedo bastards run your town, county, state, country, and globe.

26. The “price” of a LUCAS may be around $35K but it’s a sure thing that the taxpayers are spending a HELLUVA lot more than that for each one. Grift and graft don’t come cheap.

27. There is something VERY wrong with this Iran attack. Reports says the Russians refused to activate their S400 and EW systems due to the attack was a terrorist engagement not an national attack so the mutual defense treat they have is not in effect ??

    The Chinese gave them the DF 21 anti ship ( carrier killer) missile but havent activated it either.
    There were reports we would lift sanctions on Russia if they stay out, Putin is a fucking idiot if he believes anything Trump says. Its starting to look like Putin may just be the WEF lawyer plant, to stall a major war until we have them by the balls, we keep hearing about from years ago selling out his and the last true orthodox christian country as we surround them and start the strangehold.
    Appears Saudi Arabia bent the knee to the Juden because instead of being the last country left in the 2001 Rumsfeld 7 country middle east attack plan. Now Juden officials have named Turkey as the next greatest threat, funny eh? I bet they are “Just Weeks” away from having Nukes also now. If Erdogan doesnt have nukes he better get them within the next year or he is toast also.

28. On the day Lewinsky was supposed to testify about Clinton boinking her, we bombed a Sudanese hospital

    This feels like convenient timing to get the Epstein mess out of the news cycle…

29. look at this horseshit! WTF? i wouldn’t fight for these warmongers ever.

    https://www.themirror.com/news/world-news/commanders-tell-troops-trump-anointed-1715791?1

30. LMAO, all you guys make me laugh. Thank you.

31. Blood from a boot was just said by Reacher on tv.

    Spin

32. The latest excuse from CentCom is that a single Kuwati F-18 shot down all 3 F-15 E’s.

    To this I call bullshit. But just in case its true those 6 aircrew need to be relieved from flying duty and sent back as no higher rank than butterbars along with the Squadron commander who signed off to certified them as qualified pilots.

33. now this is interesting. i know for a fact the COVID 19 (Certificate Of Vacination IDentification 1=Artificial 9=Intelligence) shot installed self-assembling nano circuitry and the mRNA platform re-programed cells to produce a toxic ‘spike’ protein indefinitely. but this take is new and very possible also-

    The Hidden Marker: How a Global Vaccine Campaign May Have Delivered the Ultimate Leverage

    1. https://xrpmanchester.substack.com/p/the-hidden-marker-how-a-global-vaccine

34. Remember when you said they were hiring weapons repair specialists to go to Kuwait, what, a year ago? Everyone assumed it was somehow related to the ‘Kraine. Well, now we know – this shit’s been planned for at least a year out. Good thing Pepperidge Farm remembers things.

    1. And -I- HAD one of those gigs but passed due to ‘issues’
       My luck still holds!
       For how long is the question
       I’ve used up about 14 generations of unused “Irish Luck” from my Clan…
       I gotta be running out at some point Aye?

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