GumboPot
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re: People that support Iran & Hamas support all things Islam
Posted by GumboPot on 6/14/25 at 1:34 pm
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What does this have to do with the Jews in Israel?
Should mean nothing but it does to the John Hague Christian sect in the U.S.
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re: People that support Iran & Hamas support all things Islam
Posted by GumboPot on 6/14/25 at 1:32 pm
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Their prophet was a pedophile.
True.
re: People that support Iran & Hamas support all things Islam
Posted by GumboPot on 6/14/25 at 1:29 pm
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If you leave Israel alone and don’t threaten them they will leave you alone.
That is 100% ahistorical. They meddle in everything. Covertly and overtly.
re: I’m sorry but Israel really is coming off as the bad guy here.
Posted by GumboPot on 6/14/25 at 4:06 am
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They're gonna do what they think is in their best interests, period, end of fricking discussion.
That would be great if it were really the reality of the situation. But it’s not. The reality is, Israel wants to drag us into their preferential war and we have many many people in leadership positions that want to badly oblige.
re: I’m sorry but Israel really is coming off as the bad guy here.
Posted by GumboPot on 6/14/25 at 3:55 am
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cool now do Russia and “naziism”
Why?
I’m sorry but Israel really is coming off as the bad guy here.
Posted by GumboPot on 6/14/25 at 3:47 am
IDK even why I have to apologize by saying Israel is the bad guy. But Israel gets so much rope in the international community to basically do whatever they want under the guise of “antisemitism” and so many excuses made on their behalf. Quite frankly it’s disgusting. Israel didn’t have to start this shite.
Normally I could care less. But these assholes are going to drag us into this crap. :banghead:
Normally I could care less. But these assholes are going to drag us into this crap. :banghead:
re: The doublespeak is incredible
Posted by GumboPot on 6/14/25 at 3:34 am
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Yep, and Iran has nothing to do with Hamas or Hezbollah and has never threatened to wipe Israel off the map as soon as the get a nuke. Nothing to see here. Just peaceful, loving Iran being great guys.
And why is that our (USA) problem?
re: I think tomorrow might be ugly
Posted by GumboPot on 6/13/25 at 7:53 pm
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I think tomorrow might be ugly
Where? NYC? LA? Chicago?
re: Israel (Tel Aviv) under massive, “unprecedented” attack
Posted by GumboPot on 6/13/25 at 6:13 pm
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Stay tuned junior.. Israel's strikes were targeting leaders,scientists, and facilities. They didn't send missles indiscriminately as Iran is doing. It won't be long before Iran is without power and fuel.
Persians seem to be really dumb people. Amazingly dumb. They keep using the same tactics against Israel and keep getting their asses kicked.
re: Tucker calls out the warmongers.
Posted by GumboPot on 6/13/25 at 6:01 pm
Mark Levin will be screaming about his tweet.
What level of US involvement are you okay with in the Israel v. Iran conflict?
Posted by GumboPot on 6/13/25 at 11:35 am
Full disclosure, I ask Grok to assist with this list.
What level of US involvement in the Israel Iran conflict are you okay with?
1. Full-Scale Military Involvement (Declaration of War and Invasion): The U.S. declares war on Iran, deploys ground troops for a full invasion, and directly engages in combat operations targeting Iran's nuclear, military, and government infrastructure. This could involve coordinated strikes with Israel, including the use of U.S. B-2 or B-21 bombers to target fortified nuclear sites like Fordow and Natanz.
2. Direct but Limited Military Strikes: The U.S. conducts targeted airstrikes on Iranian nuclear or military targets, potentially using precision munitions like the GBU-57A Massive Ordnance Penetrator to destroy underground facilities. This could occur if Israel's initial strikes succeed and the U.S. opts to escalate to prevent Iran from retaliating or advancing its nuclear program.
3. Indirect Military Support (Intelligence and Logistics): The U.S. provides intelligence sharing, aerial refueling, or other logistical support to enhance Israel's military operations without directly engaging in combat. This could include real-time data on Iranian targets or support for Israeli airstrikes.
4. Defensive Military Support: The U.S. focuses on defending Israel against Iranian retaliation, such as intercepting ballistic missiles or drones, as it did in April and October 2024. This could involve deploying U.S. missile defense systems or naval assets in the region to counter Iranian attacks.
5. Diplomatic and Economic Pressure: The U.S. avoids military involvement but ramps up sanctions, diplomatic censure, or pressure through international bodies like the IAEA to isolate Iran. This could include supporting Israel diplomatically while continuing nuclear talks to de-escalate.
6. Minimal Action (Signaling Military Readiness): The U.S. signals military readiness by repositioning assets (e.g., aircraft carriers or bombers) or issuing warnings to Iran against targeting U.S. interests, without engaging in active support for Israel’s operations.
What level of US involvement in the Israel Iran conflict are you okay with?
1. Full-Scale Military Involvement (Declaration of War and Invasion): The U.S. declares war on Iran, deploys ground troops for a full invasion, and directly engages in combat operations targeting Iran's nuclear, military, and government infrastructure. This could involve coordinated strikes with Israel, including the use of U.S. B-2 or B-21 bombers to target fortified nuclear sites like Fordow and Natanz.
2. Direct but Limited Military Strikes: The U.S. conducts targeted airstrikes on Iranian nuclear or military targets, potentially using precision munitions like the GBU-57A Massive Ordnance Penetrator to destroy underground facilities. This could occur if Israel's initial strikes succeed and the U.S. opts to escalate to prevent Iran from retaliating or advancing its nuclear program.
3. Indirect Military Support (Intelligence and Logistics): The U.S. provides intelligence sharing, aerial refueling, or other logistical support to enhance Israel's military operations without directly engaging in combat. This could include real-time data on Iranian targets or support for Israeli airstrikes.
4. Defensive Military Support: The U.S. focuses on defending Israel against Iranian retaliation, such as intercepting ballistic missiles or drones, as it did in April and October 2024. This could involve deploying U.S. missile defense systems or naval assets in the region to counter Iranian attacks.
5. Diplomatic and Economic Pressure: The U.S. avoids military involvement but ramps up sanctions, diplomatic censure, or pressure through international bodies like the IAEA to isolate Iran. This could include supporting Israel diplomatically while continuing nuclear talks to de-escalate.
6. Minimal Action (Signaling Military Readiness): The U.S. signals military readiness by repositioning assets (e.g., aircraft carriers or bombers) or issuing warnings to Iran against targeting U.S. interests, without engaging in active support for Israel’s operations.
re: Does Israel get the “attacked first” pass that Russia doesn’t get?
Posted by GumboPot on 6/12/25 at 9:58 pm
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Because they are killing Islamic terrorist
re: Does Israel get the “attacked first” pass that Russia doesn’t get?
Posted by GumboPot on 6/12/25 at 9:50 pm
Why is Israel or Iran even worth supporting?
re: Was Iran really months away from developing nuclear weapons?
Posted by GumboPot on 6/12/25 at 9:47 pm
They seem to be always just months away.
re: Does Israel get the “attacked first” pass that Russia doesn’t get?
Posted by GumboPot on 6/12/25 at 9:45 pm
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Why are you even asking?
I don’t want people to not walk around the elephant in the room for the next two weeks.
re: Does Israel get the “attacked first” pass that Russia doesn’t get?
Posted by GumboPot on 6/12/25 at 9:42 pm
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Didn't Iran rain down a bunch of ballistic missiles on Israel a few months back?
I have no idea. I’m uninformed. They started this war while I’m on vacation and I’ve been out of cell phone coverage until now.
Does Israel get the “attacked first” pass that Russia doesn’t get?
Posted by GumboPot on 6/12/25 at 9:38 pm
If so why?
Jesus?
Jesus?
re: Who else stands with Israel? Can I get an 'aye'?
Posted by GumboPot on 6/12/25 at 9:36 pm
But Israel attacked first.
re: Fox News guy just reported that Iran is preparing to declare war on Israel 9:14 cst
Posted by GumboPot on 6/12/25 at 9:27 pm
If I have to pick a side it has to be the Zionists with the big Eastern European tits.
However, there are some Persians that can give them a run for the money.
However, there are some Persians that can give them a run for the money.
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