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>>20295 (OP) 
>video
>mfw
Good shit.

>>20295 (OP) 
That first image indicates Vietnam levels of breakdown in morale. Imagine what the troops would do if there were also Vietnam levels of casualties.

>>20295 (OP) 
>>Prime minister of Iraqi Kurdistan's office was targeted by what appeared to be 2 Iranian Hadid-110 fast stealth drones, but Iran's foreign minister Araghchi called it a false flag attack and said Iran happy protect Iraqi Kurdistan and appreciates their contributions to border security
Lemme rephrase that. I knew I got too tired somewhere in the midst of writing this. Iran responded that Iran is happy with Iraqi Kurdistan's government and cited past incidents of protecting them against the likes of ISIS and that they appreciate Iraqi Kurdistan's contributions to border security, and called the attacks a false flag.

Most likely it is a false flag too, because there have been many unsuccessful attempts by the USA and Israel to provoke the Kurds to war with Iran and they have been known to make replicas of Iranian drones and use them in false flag attacks in an attempt to provoke other countries to go to war with Iran. Iran, for its part, only has one major demand for Iraqi Kurdistan (which it honestly does not treat well), which is that Iraqi Kurdistan not attack nor support attacks upon Iran. The threat of a Kurdish uprising and ground war against Iran is a serious one and could cause proper mayhem by blending into Iran's existing diaspora and basically doing shittons of guerilla activities. For the Trump administration, it'd represent a desperately needed chance to put Iran on the back foot. For the Kurds, well, there's the whole Kurdish liberation thing going on, since there is also systemic discrimination against Kurds in Iran (although socially they are better treated than in other countries), but for the most part it represents an obvious opportunity to get used and then fucked over by the USA while they die fighting and still don't get what they were fighting for in the first place. That's been a very recurring theme when Kurds pick fights with US support, so they're pretty jaded about this being a good idea.

>>20296
I'm glad you appreciated that video. I wasted waaay too much fucking time compressing it over and over again from the original 490MB 1920x1080 resolution until I found a compression that reached 27MB without being fullblown 480p.

>>20297
That'll happen if Trump gets stupid enough to try a land war, which is honestly suicide and he knows it, which is why he hasn't done it yet. So far there are likely severely underreported rates of fatalities from Iranian missile attacks though and the rest are basically running around and hiding like rats in cellars for months on end, so it's going to be bad for morale alright. Anywhere US troops lodge on a remotely long-term basis gets bombed by Iran and the same goes for US logistics. A lot of vendors are scared of getting attacked for selling to US troops also. So the living condition is bad and deteriorating to worse. No surprise the morale is shit, especially when this wasn't their war to begin with but Israel's.

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>>20297
Why do the figures at 7:06 look like cattle or sand animals?

>>20295 (OP) 
>Top OP/10
GG, Strelok.

>>20298
>I wasted waaay too much fucking time compressing it over and over again from the original 490MB 1920x1080 resolution until I found a compression that reached 27MB without being fullblown 480p.
You did a good job, Strelok. Deffo the best encode I've seen of this on any IB.

>>20298
>original 490MB 1920x1080
can you upload the original? I want to save it.

>>20298
I really can't imagine the kurds being dumb enough to play ball after decades of fighting at the USs behest only to be repeatedly betrayed. It's so far only worsened their position in the middle east. The promises coming out of the Syrian government are frankly farcical as the country is fractured to shit and likely to break back down into civil war between the various ethnic groups and religious extremes anyway. Not even the Turkish puppet is going to hold this together any longer than people get more fed up with him over more war.

>>20302
yt-dlp https://x.com/MMY1444/status/2090786487549964750/photo/1
It has inconsistent download speed so I guess shitter is trying to prevent me from downloading it.

>>20304
Arigato.

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I have a fucked up, dystopian theory. 

The Pentagon has admitted that 750 personnel have been "wounded" and tgat the number of deaths is nowhere near the 500+ speculated by the IRGC some months back. This is of course horseshit, and we're well aware that the US is going to hide the actual numbers among training accidents, heart attacks, and the like. What gets me about this is the relatively quiet (to me at least, night be wrong) level if discontent about the war. Usually something this absurd gets someone like Sindy Sheehan on TV  about every 10 minutes to talk about the horror of losing their child asd whether the war is worth it, right?

Then it hit me: what if the DoD has servers and personnel set up specifically to train an AI dupe of fallen soldiers to interact with their friends and family over social media? That way they can announce the serviceman's death at their leisure, with the family none the wiser. They have no story to tell a camera, and no outrage to fan, because to them, "Jason" just messaged them saying he's okay.

The more I think about this, th less implausible and excusable it gets.

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>>20306
>Then it hit me: what if the DoD has servers and personnel set up specifically to train an AI dupe of fallen soldiers to interact with their friends and family over social media? That way they can announce the serviceman's death at their leisure, with the family none the wiser. They have no story to tell a camera, and no outrage to fan, because to them, "Jason" just messaged them saying he's okay.
It is called project lazurus, created by facebook/meta during the pandemic, if you used social media and  have any record in whatsapp or discord or telegram, you likely have digital twin stuck in a server somewhere in US or Russia. 
Play Crosscode, is a pretty good game.

>>20307
Why wouldn't you go to one of the whistleblower sites instead of shitposting about it on /pol/ ?

BTW, I can confirm that so-called 'digital twins' are and have been a thing for quite a while now. In hollyjew, insurance for completion bonds often require the primary stars to have undergone a full digital body scan at high resolution before the (highly expensive) live shooting days production begins. The face in particular gets a lot of attention. If they really wanted to, they could continue making Terminator movies in perpetuity for example. Granted, these are expensive efforts intended to shield ((( investors ))) for famous projects, but this was also being done 20+yrs ago too. Today its much cheaper to create 'good enough' digital doubles en masse.
>t. actually did such project work for such high-fidelity digital doubles.

>>20307
I wonder how my AI doppelganger would be, giving that all my messages are autistic as fuck.

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>>20307
Necromancy is evil and should be banned regardless of the subject's consent.

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>>20310
No.

>>20306
>Then it hit me: what if the DoD has servers and personnel set up specifically to train an AI dupe of fallen soldiers to interact with their friends and family over social media? That way they can announce the serviceman's death at their leisure, with the family none the wiser. They have no story to tell a camera, and no outrage to fan, because to them, "Jason" just messaged them saying he's okay.
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>The more I think about this, th less implausible and excusable it gets.
That's retarded. First and foremost, it'll be found out if they do a thing like that. You know you close friends and family. As the saying goes, "you can fool all of the people some of the time and some of the people all the time, but you can't fool all the people all the time" and that gets astronomically harder for impersonating close friends, family members, lovers, etc. It will be found out. Moreover, this kind of dishonoring of dead servicemembers will have enormous negative repercussions for military morale and hit the public airwaves as a giant scandal inflicting terrible PR since this is kind of shit that makes for hot gossip too. It's basically a fast-ticking time bomb that will be a giant disaster for both the politicians and the military. So no, I do not believe they are doing this.

More likely they are slowing down communications, covering up the time and cause of death, and asking military families to keep it quiet about deaths since this is an active war situation. Most military families have some loyalty and don't like to invite the internet and/or media to put their own family's grief under a microscope anyway so this is not a difficult ask. Then you add the fact that the current media companies are whores for the establishment and you can successfully diminish the public reach of stories like these and make it hard enough for people to run the numbers on actual fatalities. Remember that companies like Google and Facebook prefer to point you to corporate slop than actual public sentiment even when they aren't actively putting a finger on the scale to dictate the outreach of a story. Of course, it still gets out that the official numbers are bogus and much more people have died, but we still don't know how bad the real numbers are.

>>20312
>So no, I do not believe they are doing this.
After the circus show of this latest war, and the clear insanity of the Blumpf in Chief, you really hold that no irrational choices will be made by the US military & politicians?

>Of course, it still gets out that the official numbers are bogus and much more people have died, but we still don't know how bad the real numbers are.
These are all true. In fact I'd go so far to say that when they think they'll "get away with it", they will never release information detrimental to them. And, since the kikes are apparently running the show from inside the Pentagon now, you can expect an avalanche of typical kike tricks to follow in every domain of their operations.

>>20312
People forget that U.S. administrations are openly stuffed with HRT-ridden men in high heels, actual filmed sodomite anal sex videos going on in the senate room, tranny strippers on the White House lawn, always engaged in handing prized military secrets to a foreign brown country on the opposite side of the planet which itself actively engages in public taxpayer blood magic rituals multiple times per year to bring about the apocalypse and end of the world, every presidential candidate's family married into said (((  blood cult religion and race  ))), soon to be legally merged with said state in the next few months, and so many other things that match the level of insanity seen in other countries. Only 38% of the country are Americans (are of European blood).

I don't know why you think a world government comprised of judaized and negrified spics and jeet browns with the twilight weapons and technology borrowed from a superior race of beings would not attempt such a thing. Maintain the illusion? Absolutely not. Try and fail anyways, despite all the sober and obvious risks you pointed out? Absolutely yes.

>>20313
>After the circus show of this latest war, and the clear insanity of the Blumpf in Chief, you really hold that no irrational choices will be made by the US military & politicians?
Irrational choices are definitely being made, but there is a difference between making an irrational, unproductive choice and fellating a shotgun you know is going to go off just for the brief moment of pleasure it affords you to be such a colossal faggot. This is next-level obviously self-destructive behavior for an extremely mediocre high and it's the kind of self-destructive behavior that requires a lot of very smart and competent men to implement, all of whom will know better than to do this and that there are better approaches to handling the same problem.

You don't rush for the worst and most difficult solution. The bad solutions tend to get picked because they're easy, because their downsides are hard to see for your crew, or because you expect the downsides to be someone else's problem or manageable issues anyway. Also ego can make people want to double down on a bad situation in the hopes of turning it around. But you don't sit there and go "this will obviously be a colossal disaster, let's do it" and try to force it to happen even as everyone tells you how badly it's going to go for you and how it won't actually solve the problem you're trying to solve and will if anything make the problem bigger when this comes to light in addition to giving you tons of new problems.

>>20315
There's a difference between doing fucked up and retarded shit behind closed doors and willfully speedrunning career and social suicide on the world's biggest stage.

Everyone knows Washington is full of freaks. But the politicians avoid doing freaky shit they expect they can't hide.

>>20315
>Only 38% of the country are Americans (are of European blood).
grim af.  :/

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>>20313
>you really hold that no irrational choices will be made by the US military & politicians?
Nice strawman. Let's recall when this very same admin tried to pass off mspaint.exe edits as real photos. I think we can safely rule out any sophisticated applications of AI. inb4 4D chess
>>20315
>actual filmed sodomite anal sex videos going on in the senate room
Where else are they supposed to do it? Ball room isn't finished yet.
>>20316
>"this will obviously be a colossal disaster, let's do it" and try to force it to happen
The evangelicals are literally praying for an armageddon. I hate how it so nearly explains the middle east happenings.

>>20319
>The evangelicals are literally praying for an armageddon. I hate how it so nearly explains the middle east happenings.
Yes, but they want armageddon. This won't help achieve that.

>>20320
Would you please go and explain it to them once and for all?

>>20321
Okay, now we're mixing subjects. I'm saying that impersonating dead service members won't help their objectives by their standards.

If the issue is a theological conflict on how the apocalypse cannot be achieved by insane interventionism in the middle east, then that's a way more messed up conflict. If that's your concern, you should kick that ball to other devout Christians to talk sense into the doomsday cultists, because this kind of advocacy is heresy to many a devout Christian and they are far better equipped and motivated for the sort of theological debate needed to talk another Christian out of this shit.

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>>20322
I don't want to derail this thread or your posts, as I already made this post here:
>>20315
Do you want me to explain it from a jewish, fundamentalist christian, and non-denominational perspective? They're extremely close, but all three differ. I can even offer a majority-accurate muslim answer. However, I don't want to do these things if it's too off-topic and derails you or the other anons.

>>20323
NTA. Well, I'm personally interested in hearing your take on the distinction between the fundamentalist Christian, and non-denominational perspective. Maybe on /k/anteen?

>>20324
Alright, I'll see what I can do. I should probably say zionist vs non-zionist, which is part of dispensationalist vs non-dispensationalist, of which Christian Fundamentalism (the movement, which is a good approximation for many different denominations and churches which fall under that particular movement within North America and territories belonging to the U.S. / its soldiers stationed there)  is part of dispensationalist.

Trump's war on Iran is rapidly draining US navy budget, documents and interviews reveal
August 27, 2026


"...Donald Trump's war on Iran has driven the US military into a severe financial crisis, with the US navy forced to transfer money from its payroll and other sources to cover the costs of combat, according to documents seen by the Guardian, and interviews with navy officials, contractors and defense analysts.

The US-Israeli operation, which has depleted US munitions stockpiles and prompted retaliatory Iranian strikes that have wrecked strategic bases across the Middle East, is piling pressure on budgets across the military.

One Pentagon memo about navy funding seen by the Guardian warns that there are "shortfalls in payroll" accounts due to the department "raiding" them to fund combat operations.

Experts and former officials say the accounts are running dry. "The piggy bank is broken", said Harlan Ullman, a retired naval officer. Ullman is a member of the National Commission for the Future of the Navy but he said he is not speaking on the commission’s behalf.

One official and one navy contractor said non-emergency maintenance on shore-based facilities has been deferred because of the cash crunch..."

Source:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/aug/27/trump-iran-war-navy-budget

>>20295 (OP) 
>>USS Lincoln now to be replaced by another aircraft carrier after issues with USS Lincoln went publicly viral.
Understatement. 6 sailors tried to jump overboard even though there's fucking nowhere to swim to. They basically tried to commit suicide to escape the ship.

>>20327
Didn't a bunch of them get killed trying to stab a CENTCOM guy that went to tell them to suck it up too?

>>20328


Deadly clash aboard US carrier Abraham Lincoln leaves seven dead, several injured: Report 
August 11, 2026


"...Seven US Navy personnel have reportedly been killed and several others wounded in a violent clash aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, as growing unrest among the carrier’s crew has exposed mounting pressure inside the US military amid a prolonged deployment.

The incident erupted after an adviser to US Central Command (CENTCOM) chief Brad Cooper boarded the carrier to address mounting complaints from crew members following protests by their families over the ship’s prolonged deployment, according to Tasnim News Agency, citing an informed military source.

The adviser was reportedly met with boos and had water bottles thrown at him while addressing a gathering of personnel.

The confrontation subsequently escalated into a fight among crew members involving knives and other bladed weapons, leaving seven personnel dead and several others wounded, according to the source..."

Source:
https://www.presstv.co.uk/Detail/2026/08/11/774174/Deadly-clash-aboard-US-carrier-Abraham-Lincoln-leaves-seven-dead-several-injured

>>20328
Not confirmed by a reputable source. And the mainstream media picked up on the overboard jumping, someone else would have talked about it if it actually happened.

Qalibaf: US Treasury chief Bessent lying, failing to manage markets 
August 29, 2026


"...Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf says US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is lying and has failed to manage financial markets.

Qalibaf made the remark in a post on his X account on Saturday in response to Bessent’s earlier claim that the US blockade on Iran and its latest economic pressure campaign, dubbed Operation Economic Outcast, will “crush the failing Iranian economy”.

The Parliament speaker also reposted an article by Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman that criticized Bessent and described his handling of financial markets as an outright failure..."

Source:
https://www.presstv.co.uk/Detail/2026/08/29/775309/Iran-US-Qalibaf-Bessent

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In the video attached to this post, Robert Kagan talks about how the US has probably suffered its greatest strategic defeat since World War II.

Prolonging war on Iran risks US military readiness, homeland defense: Top commanders
August 30, 2026


"...Senior US military leaders have stark warnings for War Secretary Pete Hegseth, cautioning that prolonging large-scale military offensives against Iran is unsustainable and is actively degrading America’s ability to confront threats elsewhere, including the defense of the US homeland.

The warnings, detailed in the classified August 14 edition of the Secretary of Defense Orders Book (SDOB), reveal deep fractures within the Pentagon over the six-month-old war, according to the Washington Post..."

"...Ships, aircraft, and personnel have been continuously pulled from other theaters to support the Iran war, severely limiting training and operational readiness.

The material toll of the war has been staggering. Admiral Daryl Caudle, Chief of Naval Operations, reportedly informed Hegseth that barely one-quarter of the Navy’s destroyer fleet is currently ready to deploy, a sharp decline from pre-war levels.

The Air Force has lost approximately 25 percent of its Reaper drone fleet, and US bases in the region have sustained billions of dollars in damage from Iranian counterstrikes.

Furthermore, the depletion of Patriot and THAAD missile interceptors, exacerbated by previous commitments to Ukraine, has left American facilities and regional allies increasingly vulnerable..."

Source:
https://www.presstv.co.uk/Detail/2026/08/30/775359/Prolonging-war-on-Iran-risks-global-readiness,-homeland-defense-Top-US-military-leaders-warn-Hegseth

>US Patriots missiles in Europe are reported to be lacking beyond critical condition.
>US reported to be bringing back its diplomats to embassies and consulates in the middle east, suggesting that the USA is going to be winding down the war with Iran rather than intensifying it.
>Oman is now cooperating with Iran more significantly to stop ships from slipping through Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
>At least one Egyptian bank (Banque Misr)'s UAE branch seem to be helping Iran avoid US sanctions. The US is now sanctioning this bank's UAE branch and shutting it off from global banking, likely strengthening the case for BRICS as an alternative to western banking.
>Iranian supreme leader puts out statement saying that domestic production will have to be the primary answer to the Iranian people's needs, but ruled out trade isolationism.
>Iraq interested in mediating between Iran and the USA.
>Israeli settlers got drunk on their exceptionalist mindset and attacked an NBC News crew plus a Palestinian woman. Netanyahu actually publicly condemned this, because it was too much of a PR shitshow.
>Greece and Israel seem to be about to sign a $3.4 billion defense deal
>The entire Gaza strip has now run out of cancer medication
>United Nations Relief and Works Agency raided by Israel. Itamar Ben-Gvir participated in this raid, saying "There is no place for the agency in Jerusalem and Israel." The international community condemned the attack, including the UN Secretary-General himself (who condemns it "in the strongest terms," states the United Nations premises are "inviolable and immune from any form of interference," and states this is a violation of international law), the EU, and the League of Arab States.
>Israel's foreign ministry responded "Your facts are wrong. You support an organization that is a breeding ground for terrorism, and you prefer to attack Israel with baseless accusations instead of acting for the benefit of Arab children in Kafr Akab. This is a disgrace." Said ministry also claimed that according to the USAID Office of Inspector General, more than 100 UNRWA employees participated in the October 7 Hamas attack. (Incidentally, USAID has been described as a "graduate school for the CIA" by the USAID Administrator John Gilligan himself in the 80s. Elon Musk's DOGE recently gutted USAID very heavily though.)
>Israel then raided UNRWA again for the second time in roughly a week
>Turkey to host trilateral Mecca accords meeting on Monday
>Meanwhile Iran, China, and Russia's presidents are expected in Kyrgyzstan on Monday for a two-day summit

>>20329
Not a trustworthy source. Iranian state media is biased as shit against the USS Lincoln and wishes they were dead or gone. There's confirmation of sailors trying to jump overboard, but no confirmation of people dying on the Lincoln.

Press TV is an unreliable source for a reason, unless you are using them to report on the Iranian government's public statements.

>>20346


We are all free to believe what we want.

I believe the situation inside the US military is much worse than what's being reported by Western media outlets.

>>20347
Believing Iranian state propaganda on a subject they have reason to be extremely biased about in total absence of any corroborating evidence of their take is a choice, sure, but it's a choice for imbeciles.

>>20346
>Israeli settlers got drunk on their exceptionalist mindset and attacked an NBC News crew plus a Palestinian woman
heh, kike hubris in action yet again. link/media?

>>20348
Is that really any different than believing kike media & puppets, with equivalent corroboration? For example: how many times has Iran been defeated and the strait been opened since March, exactly? Yet the number of boomer americans fully believe it.

Apparently we're back to hot.
US targeted Larak Island. Propaganda says because missiles were going to be used to put mines back into the Strait.

>>20349
Here's an article with video footage. Looks like they weren't able to record it all since, you know, they were being attacked.
>“They jumped out, beat us, then jumped back in the car,” said NBC News international correspondent Matt Bradley, who was hit twice in the arm and later treated at a nearby clinic.
https://www.nbcnews.com/world/middle-east/palestinian-nbc-news-team-attacked-masked-israeli-settlers-rcna595024

>>20350
>Other people are being stupid, why shouldn't I be stupid too?
I'd like to think the answer to this question goes without saying.

And honestly those narratives have been discrediting themselves pretty effectively.

>>20351
Iran has vowed retaliation. The real question is what the hell the Trump administration was hoping to achieve with that. I guess he's just trying to fuck up Iran's control of the Strait of Hormuz or otherwise keep up pressure in the hopes that Iran will slowly come to a deal. Maybe if a big enough opportunity arrives he'll try something. Or maybe Iran's retaliation will make Trump butthurt enough to do something rash. Who knows.

>>20353
Strawman. There's practically no difference between propagandizing by the state media of Iran, and the same by the kike media of the west. Only notable difference is that the kike have been entrenched at it far longer, but that hardly lends it more credibility. Quite the opposite in fact as decades of lies & debacles have shown.

One things quite certain: the insane & murderous yidsrael & jewsa began this moronic war based on entirely false pretenses. May all their lies & genocides return back upon their own heads.

IRGC Navy: Rogue supertanker brought to complete halt after hitting sea mines in Strait of Hormuz 
August 31, 2026


"...The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC)'s Navy says a rogue supertanker attempting to navigate an unauthorized route in the Strait of Hormuz struck two sea mines, triggering massive fires on board the vessel and bringing it to a complete stop.

In a statement issued on Monday, the IRGC Navy said the tanker had attempted to pass through a route not authorized under the Islamic Republic’s maritime security regulations..."

Source:
https://www.presstv.co.uk/Detail/2026/08/31/775388/Iran-IRGC-Navy-Hormuz-supertanker-sea-mines-explosion-fires

>>20359
This seems likely why the jews ordered trump to return to bombing. Seems like the Iranians have begun re-laying mines in the strait again. Iran firmly establishing such control over the waterway is an existential threat to the petro dollar.

>>20348
You've clearly never served, as there's no such thing as a happy serviceman. However, being deployed for nearly double the average, and on half rations, would make any serviceman even less happy. Considering today's US military being majority 80iq niggers and spics, it would make someone question what they're fighting for to begin with. That's not propaganda, its the fruits of a >100iq mind to deduce.

>>20361
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Trump is losing it. He's made a tweet with an AI video about blowing up Kharg Island, which has not happened yet. Somewhere out there is an Air Force pilot who wants to choke Donald Trump for giving Iran clear warning of where they'll attack. Of course, it's also possible the US is going to strike elsewhere first. Trump loves being "unpredictable."

>>20354
I have no idea what you're smoking but reread my post because I'm pretty sure that what I said and what you think I said are two different things.

>>20361
There's a huge difference between "morale is shit" and "7 people got themselves killed in a brawl." Could it be true? Sure. But I sure ain't gonna take Press TV's word for it, and neither should any intelligent person.

>>20364
Ad hominem. I didn't stutter, and I don't think you did either. You're trying to prop up Western propagandists at the expense of Iranian ones. Of the two, I certainly trust the latter more at this stage.

>Trump loves being "unpredictable."
Not really. He's just batshit insane at this point, the kikes have him wound up so tight.

>>20365
>Of the two, I certainly trust the latter [Iranian propagandists] more at this stage.
what a time to be alive

>>20365
>Ad hominem. I didn't stutter, and I don't think you did either. You're trying to prop up Western propagandists at the expense of Iranian ones. Of the two, I certainly trust the latter more at this stage.
Red herring. No true scotsman. Denying the antecedent. Psychogenetic fallacy. I can namedrop off-the-mark fallacies too.

Look, schizo, you're off your meds. Since you insist on being retarded I'll have to spoonfeed you. First, you fucking idiot, I did not present a strawman. Nor did I state that western propaganda is somehow higher value than Iranian propaganda. What I did state was that just because others are being stupid by believing western propaganda claims when they're biased and there's no evidence doesn't mean you should be similarly stupid by believing Iranian propaganda claims when they're also biased and without evidence. The fact that you chose to be that stupid anyway and double down on it by misreading what I was saying isn't indicating good things about your intelligence.

Second, my post you just responded to was not an ad hominem, you fucking retard. This post you called "ad hominem" was me saying nothing more than "you misread my post." I'm not sure what mental gymnastics you had to perform to conclude from that "this is an ad hominem" but you really need to take your meds and learn what logical fallacies are (hint: they're not idle catchphrases to say "you're wrong"). Even me insulting you now (which I have only started doing in this post because I started feeling that being polite about your delusional claims was not the healthy thing to do) is not actually an ad hominem, because an ad hominem argument is me saying "you are retarded and because you are retarded, you are wrong." Instead, I am presenting actual reasoning for why you're wrong, and adding the insult that you are retarded, in which case it's just an insult, not ad hominem, and it is an insult you have earned through the lapses in your reasoning. But maybe you aren't bright enough to tell the difference between logical premises, conclusions, and side remarks. Wouldn't surprise me.

>Not really. He's just batshit insane at this point, the kikes have him wound up so tight.
 I think Trump's own megalomaniacal ego and his fear of losing the midterms has gotten to him now. But it's true enough that Israel egging him on to take this war, through the likes of Lindsey Graham, is what got him in this shitshow. He originally wanted to just leave Iran be. Now he has a giant clusterfuck on his hands and no good way out. I don't think Israel can puppet him that well at this stage either. Trump is the kind of person who'd sooner believe he's the boss of Israel than accept the Israeli lobby as his boss because he's egomaniacal like that and he's already learned the hard way during this war that Israel's interests and his interests don't align all that well. That's why he had to tell them to stay the fuck out of it during the post-MoU warfare, even though they wanted to join in, because he knew he'd have a bigger and more difficult to control problem for it.

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>>20367
<Look, schizo, you're off your meds. 
Probably the most anti-semitic thing I've read all week, honestly.

>>20367
>no you! day
Ehh, so? That doesn't make the accusations of them against you any less true, nor does your deflection attempt just now.

The simple fact is that the evidence is practically-speaking all in favor of the Iranians at this point. That leaves little for the kikes and their shabbos golems.

And I'm quite sure as this moronic adventurism returns back on their own heads, the jewSA will regret ever falling in with the yids in the first place.

Can't come soon enough.

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What are you retards arguing about?