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SOME FOLKS ARE BORN
Last Time on Trumpf a l'orange's big Middle East Shit Show:
>nakadashi enthusiast Israel refuses to pull out of Lebanon
>Iran, tired of the refusal or inability of the US to fulfill it's side of the MOU, fires on a tanker
>US strikes Iran in response
>Trump has once again threatened to annihilate Iran 
>Heagseth has apparently taken a cocktail of coke & Pervitin and is now Bi-Winning!
>Iran in progress of closing the strait
>"cease fire" is hanging by a thread...
Really never thought I's have a good excuse to post the top pic, and hardly on Independence Day week of all times. These are strange aeons...
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>forgot link to previous thread >>17739

>>18369
>>18370
Surely Trump isn't planning a mass bombing campaign or invasion for the 4th of July to try to get a big propaganda and political win. Surely to God he's not?
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By appearances, a political plot is unfolding in Iraq r/n.

>in othernews:
US assets in both Bahrain and Kuwait are in flames rn. War back on the menu soon at this rate?
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>>18373
>War back on the menu soon at this rate?
I wouldn't be surprised if Iran went along with the ceasefire, knowing that it would rapidly fall apart, just as a way to give them some time to move some oil out of the gulf to make some money and take pressure off the wells and to give themselves a bit of breathing room to dig out or reposition assets. I mean they had to know that the US would not ask Israel to leave Lebanon nor would Israel agree if the US did.
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>>18372
Imagine the casualties. What a way to enter america's first day being 250 years old.
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>>18371 (OP) 
Got you the full vid for your OP title. Also, looks like Trump is in for another round of "obviously Iran has lost, why haven't they accepted their position as the loser yet, and why isn't anything I'm doing working out well?"

>>18374
US has consistently been operating at zero trust. There are a number of Iranian generals who basically viewed the MoU as another opportunity to prepare for the resumption of war. The attempt at diplomacy is real but so is the confidence of settling the matter militarily if diplomacy fails.
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>>18369
They probably can't land and refuel basically anywhere in the middle east. Even if the bases are still able to support air operations the host countries are already pretty pissed at the US and if the US uses one of their bases that's just inviting retaliation from the Iranians, which would piss them off more. Not saying the administration really cares about that, but they probably want to save burning the rest of that bridge for something that's actually worth it.
>>18370
I think the issue is the tankers have different optimal cruise speeds than the T-38s, plus the tankers use fuel themselves, and the combat aircraft need to be refueled both ways, so you're going to end up with either tankers loitering and using fuel while waiting for the fast movers to come back for their second sip or you're going to have to fly up a second tanker for the return trip. The tankers nearer to Iran might actually need to be aerially refueled themselves. The logistics of actually getting air power over Iran are a goddamn nightmare.
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>>18377
Yeah, that seems to make a lot of sense. Thanks, Strelok.
>>18377
>clap one tanker
>entire operation crumbles
Sasuga burger-kun.
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Apparently the Iranian leadership considers the jewSA "negotiators" to be liars & thieves.
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>>18373
>By appearances, a political plot is unfolding in Iraq r/n.
Some sort of soft coup occurring rn?
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>>18380
>Pic
>>18380
I mean he's right.
>>18376
Why did the iranians even think about negotiations in the first place? Is it to stall time for america's oil reserves or is it the civilian government that is forcing them do this?
>>18384
Probably a little bit of national and international optics 
>we did our best to find peaceful solution to the problem
>too bad the enemy is ontologically evil
to fix damaged infrastructure, and to refill their weapon stocks
>OP 3rd pic
>Highest ranking political official in military matters aside from POTUS
>Appears in front of enlisted tatted up with a t-shirt that says "WAR"
>Ay bro, you guys are gonna have to kick some ass if these bitchass Iranians don't chill, dude! Not me of course I'll be safe
Idiocracy.
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where were the kikes operating when this one was killed i wonder?
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>create "no males allowed" frontline brigades
what could possibly go wrong? i approve of this.
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>>18345
Actually, I'd suggest that this man is the one pocketing the most jewgold from this debacle in Lebanon rn.
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>>18384
They do it to so that the jews in israel do something retarded and the muslims blame the jews for everything.
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NO SOUP FOR YOU
Peace talks are now OFF the menu, boys.
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Not sure how just talking is going to get the kikes out of their invasion of Lebanon. Killing them and breaking their stuff seems to have been the only effective means of dealing with those ((( rats ))) thus far, AFAICT.
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>be me
>Iran's nuclear bombs
>for the past 40 years they lied about me
>"it don't real!" they said
>"its two weeks away!" they said
>still, i wait patiently
>when will i be unleashed upon the heads of the heathens?
>soon.exe
Anyone who doesn't think Iran has already developed the bomb long ago is lacking basic understanding of politicians.

I'd imagine they have them packed up and waiting atop the delivery vehicles even now by this stage.
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>>18395
>no other option 
they aren't wrong
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>>18396
I guess in some sense all this has just been one big dog & pony gayop to allow Iran to justify their first underground nuclear tests then?
>>18384
The US was offering them loads of money and in the end the war hurts Iran too. They're not going to double down if there's an attractive alternative on the table while they've already won the major political wins. It also helps Iran to be seen as a reasonable party here. Trump has been absolutely trashing the USA's reputation when it keeps turning out that he's the party responsible for the situation repeatedly going to shit because he repeatedly couldn't observe red lines like "don't fucking attack during a ceasefire." USA's political capital with Europe is steadily deteriorating thanks to his fucked handling of the situation, so it's been benefiting Iran nicely to repeatedly seem the more reasonable and trustworthy party. Iran is making a huge bid to reestablish international diplomatic credibility here, while backing it with credible military force.

Also, it's more time to rebuild and prepare for a resumption of hostilities, should it happen. They are going into this with eyes wide open and minimal trust. Iran is basically stacking the deck so that any outcome favors them. Either diplomacy succeeds and Iran looks reasonable while getting a good deal at the USA's expense or Iran humiliates the USA more militarily, ends sanctions by force (they're not going to let sanctioning countries through the Strait of Hormuz), and gets the USA kicked out to forcibly end hostilities. The latter is costlier (especially thanks to the risk of infrastructure damage) but they are still building up to better the odds of coming out on the winning end of that equation also.

Iran building a nuclear weapon is another humiliation for the USA. Trump's big "win" evaporated into a worse than nothing outcome and Iran can credibly point to the utter lack of trust in any security promises made by the USA as a reason why Iran feels that it cannot trust anything other than its own deterrence capabilities when dealing with extremely belligerent powers that repeatedly cross all red lines (USA and Israel). But Iran couldn't do that as credibly if it hadn't seriously tried the diplomatic process. Now it has ceasefire and MoU violations aplenty to point to in order to justify its decision.

It is true that there is somewhat of an internal power struggle though and that dragging things out hurts the USA more if no agreement is made in the end. And once again, dragging it out in ways that you can repeatedly blame USA for makes the situation politically advantageous for Iran.

>>18389
Israel has a serious manpower shortage (it's active in too many fronts at the same time and risking collapse) and enough women that are on board with Israel's bullshit warmongering. And guns, rockets, and combat vehicles have been a great gender equalizer in warfare.
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>>18398
>And guns, rockets, and combat vehicles have been a great gender equalizer in warfare.
Lol, sure thing friend. Doesn't do a thing to solve the problems between their ears or in their souls. Go ahead, though. Send all your young thots into the battlefield!
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>>18398
Military weapons do not equalize incompetence. The number of women that could function in a war time scenario are so small that it could be considered a rounding error.
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>>18389
At this rate the next generation of Israelis are going to be half Lebanese.
>>18399
>>18400
Competence is mostly down to training. Biology also plays a part, sure, but war doesn't need olympic athletes. It just needs sufficient numbers of "good enough" soldiers.

Anyway, Israel is running out of soldiers, even reservists, so they're recruiting more women.
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>>18402
> Biology also plays a part, sure, but war doesn't need olympic athletes.
Biology isn’t just the neck down. The temperament between men and women differs. Women are easier to demoralize, dominate, or otherwise disrupt. It’s part of why government force estrogen on their populations. If Israeli men have been this worthless thus far, then I can only imagine the clown show the women will give us.
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>>18403
That's honestly rather speculative. Being easier to demoralize, dominate, or otherwise disrupt is just part of being a civilian really. How a trained female soldier that made her way through the weeding process will behave remains to be seen, but I'm not holding out high expectations that the raging superiority complex of Israelis will produce soldiers with good mentality. Brittle egos and sociopaths seems more likely.
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>Meanwhile in another timeline where trump got jfk'ed early on and vance became president
<The radical left keep making bald and bob ross memes of me nonstop. I'm gonna draft them all to Iran.
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>>18392
Not really. Apparently new news is that US/Iran will meet on TACO Tuesday to salvage this shit. So that the markets can respond positively by the end of the week, considering they had a tech sell-off
Just inagine if the nepotism negotiators blow this wide open, and real gas prices 
are brought into play.
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You guys enjoying the 250th celebrations?
>>18407
Didn't one of those pieces of shit decorated with "gold" fall apart before the festivities started?
>>18408
Did it?
All i heard was from somebody who was there that it was wildly empty. Singers performing for crowds of less than 5 people. Presentations of awards to people with crowds of like not much and it seemed like even then some of those people were government employees and not organic visitors. Apparently a lot of the speeches were Dear Leader style. Sounds like it’s junk and a pretty good representation of how things are going.
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>>18406
>Apparently new news is that US/Iran will meet on TACO Tuesday to salvage this shit.
I am surprised Iran hasn't started taking actions to sabotage the admins market manipulation. There are ways they could easily respond in a way which would pull the rug out from under that without even going kinetic. I suspect the reason we aren't seeing that is because the market manipulation is definitely draining America's SPR faster, along with deepening the coming recession.
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Trump and kikes have ruined the celebration. Anyways i'll be listening to prussian march music once the 4th comes.
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>>18408
>Trump's triumphal arch is falling apart. Officials have now placed hazard cones to prevent the dozens of Great American State Fair attendees from walking under the dangerous structure.
Trump is bad mojo. I remember the one knicks game he attended and they lost that only one and don't even get me started on his operation epic fail.
>>18389
It is certainly easier to sacrifice the lesser jews who don't just reread the torah everyday and do nothing. Ironic that at this rate, non jews will have to make up more of the military and put them ever more on the path of Rome.
>>18407
>>18411
Man it's only been 50 years since the Bicentennial and things have been enshittified this much. It's fucking depressing.
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Apparently the shipping companies have decided cowardice is the better part of valor?
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>>18410
Trump is crashing JewSA with no survivors.
>>18416
Iran is not even charging toll fees at the moment I think so there's really not much gained from going through Oman's naval waters.
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>>18405
Kek. This would have been an entertaining timeline at the least.
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>>18406
>and real gas prices are brought into play.
Oh, but they are coming 'into play' whether the kikes want that or not (they do; it's what they've planned all along with this). Oil is a real thing, made of atoms. Reality will force it's way into the midst of these prospectivist's party, like it or not.
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>>18415
Didn't someone say
>"Import the third world, become the third world."
I'd say this is pretty clear evidence of the direction DIE & pozz are taking the country. Once they can no longer afford to dole out the bread, will they still continue on with the circus? How did that sequence go with Roman civilization?
>>18418
I see makes sense. I'm surprised they are continuing to honor those terms, given the rat perfidy of the jewsa.
>>18404
>How a trained female soldier that made her way through the weeding process will behave remains to be seen
Actually, it's already "been seen" through centuries, and quite well-documented through decades. Females a shit in battle. No sensible commander at any level will allow one anywhere near a weapon system, and DOUBLE that once things go hot.
>tl;dr
This ((( experiment ))) has been attempted countless times. It's always ends in disaster.
>>18420
I think it’s more likely they did but when they started this war they got stuck between a rock and a hard place. I don’t they wanted this mess but have no choice but to commit.
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Apparently Zognald is attempting to manipulate the markets quite openly now?

>>18381
>Some sort of soft coup occurring rn?
As I understand it now, pro-Iranians were ousted/imprisoned. Kikery afoot if so, clearly.
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>>18426
Some say it's the neverending cycle; others name it the circle of life. By whatever name it means one thing: more money for the Blumpf & Co. coffers.
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>>18426
>>18427
It is just a coincidence, goy!
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In other news: kikes fired on Syria last night; Syria is now a full-on bad goy.
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>>18429
LMAO. Apparently it was a bunch of civvie goatherders that repulsed the kike incursion.
https://xcancel.com/warfareanalysis
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>>18416
Murricans are sending death from the skies down one pleasure boaters now.
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Can this be correct?
jew media is claiming to have blown a big Hezbollah tunnel in Lebanon last night.
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Odds of a major kike attack against Iran on the 4th?

Also, against Burgerstan -- also on the 4th?
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>>18436
Yes
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Lol. Lmao, even.
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>>18438
Did that tweet just drop?
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>>18390
Mountains of cash, I'd reckon. He clearly means to hand the entire thing over to jewsa as a subordinate vassal state. Civil war soon seems the most likely outcome at this point.
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>>18439
Not sure. The news on this broke about 5 days ago, so I'd look around then.

The news itself is easy enough to find, search:
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>>18440
>related
https://xcancel.com/ejmalrai/status/2071468799891554695#m
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>>18427
Talks are back on the menu!!
Oh wait...
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>>18440
Vassal state indeed.
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>Fuming Trump, 80, Unravels Over His Empty Fair in Early Morning Meltdown
>President Donald Trump woke in a fury on Monday morning and immediately launched into an angry rant about his state fair flop.
>The Great American State Fair, delivered by Freedom 250, Trump’s event organization, kicked off last week and was bogged down by issues from the outset.
>Trump, it appears, noticed the resulting criticism. “Do you think people appreciate what a fantastic job we did in building and operating the Great American State Fair at the National Mall, packed with happy people, and everybody loving it?” he opened his 6:27 a.m. Truth Social post.
>He added: “Ask yourself this simple question, ‘DO YOU THINK THAT OBUMA OR SLEEPY JOE BIDEN COULD HAVE DONE IT?’ THE ANSWER IS NO!”
>Trump has referred to former president Barack Obama as “OBUMA” before, including in a post earlier this month attacking the Democrats’ Iran nuclear deal.
>His fair, meanwhile, struggled to get off the ground after opening on Wednesday. Power cuts on the first day knocked out the food hall, melting ice cream, while generator problems briefly shut down the Ferris wheel.
>A series of performers also pulled out before the event. Vanilla Ice, who did not join the exodus of artists canceling their shows, ended up having his own performance at the fair canceled anyway because of bad weather.
>The problems kept coming. Extreme heat and rain forced organizers to temporarily close the fair on Sunday afternoon. When they announced the shutdown on a digital billboard, organizers urged attendees to check for updates on the social media channels of “Freeedom 250”—misspelling the organization’s name with an extra E—prompting a fresh wave of online ridicule.
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