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  • in reply to: Debt Rattle March 7 2026 #233743
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    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 7 2026 #233742
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    Jobs Shock: US Lost 92K Payrolls In February, Unemployment Rate Rises

    Red at those redlines…goin’ down Baby!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 7 2026 #233739
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    Zionaziland Lies about Iranian missile damage.

    THIS IS WHAT ISRAEL DOES NOT WANT YOU TO SEE.

    Tel Avi got battered after the missile attack yesterday.

    MISSILES ARE GETTING THROUGH

    https://x.com/i/status/2030313124658606171

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 7 2026 #233736
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    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 7 2026 #233735
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    @Doc Robinson

    “…we see the USS George HW Bush aircraft carrier heading to the region.”

    I’m thrilled the Russians and the Chinese are giving the Iranians and the Houthis LIVE satellite feeds that give pin point co-ordinates of Empire of Lies military assets, like carriers ,for targeting by their missiles.

    The Retarded War by the Retarded President

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 7 2026 #233734
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    Empire of Lies THADD interceptors are Crap, pure crap

    It uses 1950-60 technology. It was in the Pentagram Pig Trough for the MIC Maggot budget.

    And they are $13 million a pop.

    Israel only had 190+ THADDS to begin with. They are almost gone.

    Patriots are also approaching depletion.

    The Empire of Lies and their Master Zionazis have no major radar systems. They are blind.

    This means there is no warning for incoming missiles.

    The Chinese are publishing live time satellite photos of the Iranian missile damage to the Emirates and Zionaziland, so the censorship is failing now so the whole wide world can see the damage.

    Trumptard’s Operation EPstein Fury is a failure.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 7 2026 #233730
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    well that didn’t go well

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 7 2026 #233729
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    <p lang=”en” dir=”ltr”>THIS IS WHAT ISRAEL DOES NOT WANT YOU TO SEE.<br><br>Tel Aviv got battered after the missile attack yesterday.<br>MISSILES ARE GETTING THROUGH pic.twitter.com/SepidZ11LF</p>— Earth Hippy (@hippyygoat) March 7, 2026

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    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 7 2026 #233721
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    The Empire of Lies has EIGHT active Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) batteries

    Only a week in and Iran has destroy THREE of them so far.

    Cost:

    A single THAAD (Terminal High Altitude Area Defense) battery costs approximately $2.73 billion to procure

    Individual interceptor missiles cost between $12.7 million and $15.5 million each

    At least two THADDs have to be fired at EACH incoming Iranian missile.

    $25 million a pop to possibly hit one Iranian ballistic missiles are estimated to cost between $1-2 million each to produce.

    Attrition, it’s about numbers and industrial base

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 7 2026 #233720
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    An Iranian strike….

    Destroyed a U.S. Patriot missile defense system site in the UAE.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 7 2026 #233719
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    The Kurds are going to have their heads handed to them in Iran and Turkey will be attacking them from their rear!

    The Kurd Killer

    Russian gave Iran many of the Mi-28NE “Havoc” heavily armored, all-weather, day/night attack helicopter designed for anti-armor, combat, and ground support missions.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 7 2026 #233718
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    Despite Zionazi censorship the videos are leaking out.

    Palestinians are filming missile strikes and getting the footage out around Israel censors

    Wait until the Israeli air defense systems run out of interceptors next week.

    Tel Aviv in flames after an Iranian attack. Major missile strike at the heart of Tel Aviv…

    https://x.com/i/status/2030011937317109828

    https://x.com/i/status/2030060281695514936

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 7 2026 #233716
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    I love Venn Diagrams

    Trumpturd’s Operation Epstein Fury

    Israel First!

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 7 2026 #233715
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    Indian journalist speaks on camera

    https://x.com/i/status/2030139948905451660

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 7 2026 #233714
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    First hand accounts from Zionaziland are leaking through and it’s bad, very bad in Israel.

    Indian journalist who recently escaped from Israel tells

    “They are Lying! The causalities numbers are high!”

    What a shock, Zionazis lying.

    “People are dying in 100 foot deep bunkers and the people are not being told what is really happening.”

    “You are not allowed to take visual of corpses, you can not go to hospitals and when an incidet happens [missile strike] we don’t even know the location.”

    “We go to a location, a day after the event, and the Israelis say one casualty, one person dead, but speaking to local Israelis they say four houses were leveled and nobody in them is alive.”

    “Their technology [Israeli] is just talk. The alarm [sirens] used to ring but one day at 5:00am the alarm didn’t even ring, just boom boom boom. We realized things were falling without an alarm. So their [Israel] technology has failed.”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 7 2026 #233710
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    Iranian drones and rockets reportedly hit U.S. military’s Victoria Base (Camp Victory) near Baghdad International Airport, triggering air defenses and causing fires.

    Video

    https://x.com/i/status/2030033851691458834

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 6 2026 #233603
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    Just saw a video of Yanbu on fire after drone/missile strikes

    Saudi Arabia is actively shifting oil exports to its Red Sea terminals, primarily
    Yanbu, to bypass the Strait of Hormuz during current regional disruptions.

    The East-West Pipeline (Petroline) moves crude from eastern fields to these western ports, which have seen3x higher traffic.

    Key details regarding Saudi port strategies:

    Alternative Export Hub: The Yanbu Crude Terminal on the Red Sea has become critical for maintaining supply, with multiple supertankers loading there in March 2026.

    Capacity Concerns: While Yanbu offers a bypass, it is unclear if its loading capacity can fully replace the massive volume of the primary Ras Tanura terminal, which sits inside the Persian Gulf.

    Primary Terminal Status: Ras Tanura remains the largest facility for crude oil, but its operations are affected by the blockage.

    Risk Factors: The Red Sea route carries its own risks, specifically potential attacks from Yemen

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 6 2026 #233602
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    If the Iranians see ‘entremanures’ trying to bypass their controls, they will smoke the Saudi oil terminals:

    In A New York Minute

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 6 2026 #233600
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    @DBS

    Iran just destroyed three or four in the northern Persian Gulf, not around the Strait of Hormuz, as a sort of answer to the Empire of Lies sinking and unarmed Iranian naval ship off Sri Lanka.

    “You sink our shit, we will sink your shit.”

    No limits

    No one believes Trumpturd saying the Empire of Lies will ‘insure’ their tankers.

    The Empire of Lies has ZERO credibility. Zero

    There will be zero takers on the offer of a pathological liar like Trumpturd.

    He will never be believe again by anyone except the mentally retarded.

    “Saudi Arabia is actively shifting oil exports to its Red Sea terminals, primarily Yanbu, to bypass the Strait of Hormuz during current regional disruptions.

    Just saw a video of Yanbu getting hit with missiles and drones. It was on fire in places

    The Houthis can easily hit Yanbu also.

    The East-West Pipeline (Petroline) moves crude from eastern fields to these western ports, which have seen3x higher traffic.

    Key details regarding Saudi port strategies:

    Alternative Export Hub: The Yanbu Crude Terminal on the Red Sea has become critical for maintaining supply, with multiple supertankers loading there in March 2026.

    Capacity Concerns: While Yanbu offers a bypass, it is unclear if its loading capacity can fully replace the massive volume of the primary Ras Tanura terminal, which sits inside the Persian Gulf.

    Primary Terminal Status: Ras Tanura remains the largest facility for crude oil, but its operations are affected by the blockage.

    Risk Factors: The Red Sea route carries its own risks, specifically potential attacks from Yemen

    If oil prices rise anywhere in the world, the markets will force the price of gas and oil to skyrocket in the Empire of Lies, just in time for Mid-terms.

    Craptistic!

    Reminds me of an old girl friend I once had. ;>)

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 6 2026 #233586
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    On a lighter note:

    The Collapse of Ah’merica’s College Industrial Complex CIC

    Banks, lending ‘money’ for useless degrees not worth the paper they are printed on.

    AI is already gutting the need for ‘college degrees’, especially genderless-comparison-arbitrage-studies.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 6 2026 #233584
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    Part VIII

    And finally Trumpturd & the Kurds

    What I predicted yesterday….

    [ The Kurds are Losers. Have been for decades, no reason to think they ‘wised up’]

    “Trump called Kurdish leaders on day one. Barzani. Talabani. Told them to pick a side – America or Iran. Offered ā€œextensive American air supportā€.

    The Washington Post reported Kurdish officials were told point blank: choose.

    “The wife of the Iraqi President, herself a senior figure in Talabani’s party, responded publicly:

    ā€œAfter what happened to us in Syria, we refuse to be used as pawns by global powers againā€.

    Thousands of Kurdish fighters reportedly crossed the border into western Iran anyway – but the political leadership is publicly distancing itself.

    The proxy playbook requires willing proxies. These ones remember what happened last time.”

    Hahahaa

    [The Iranians were waiting for the Kurds and ambushed them inflicting heavy casualties.]

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 6 2026 #233582
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    Part VII

    The Iranian Say What They Mean and Mean What They Say

    Trumpturd?

    Not so much…

    “Iran’s foreign minister went on NBC today. The exchange was remarkable.

    Asked if Russia and China are actively helping Iran in this war he replied:

    ā€œThey have always helped usā€.

    The journalist pressed: ā€œDoes that mean yesā€?

    Araghchi smiled: ā€œI’m not going to disclose details in the midst of a warā€.

    Then, on whether Iran wants a ceasefire:

    ā€œThe war will continue. We see no reason why we should negotiate with the USā€.

    Perfidy garners the wages of Sin.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 6 2026 #233581
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    Part VII

    The Empire of Lies doesn’t plan, mindless demonic hegemons don’t plan, they just Act

    “Almost 30% of global ammonia production and half of all urea are at risk or directly involved in this conflict.

    That’s fertilizer.

    [Trumptard doesn’t know what ammonia is, he’s not very well read, well he doesn’t read at all except for attention scan deficit Twits. ]

    That’s food.

    For everyone. American corn farmers, Brazilian soy growers, Indian wheat fields – they all depend on Gulf-sourced inputs that aren’t moving.

    Planting season doesn’t wait for ceasefires. Miss the window, and it doesn’t matter if Hormuz reopens in June. The crop that wasn’t planted doesn’t grow retroactively.”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 6 2026 #233580
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    Part VI

    [Since Trumptard had no real ‘plan’ before blundering into this it’s not hard to figure.]


    And nobody’s talking about water.

    “The UAE runs at 1,533% water stress. Saudi Arabia at 974%. Kuwait gets 90% of its drinking water from desalination plants.

    Plants that run on power.

    Power that runs on the same energy infrastructure Iran just proved it can hit.

    If targeting shifts from military bases to desalination plants, the humanitarian timeline isn’t weeks. It’s days.”

    These countries have strategic petroleum reserves. They do not have strategic water reserves.

    There is no emergency water OPEC to call.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 6 2026 #233579
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    Part V

    But, but, but, I’ve been assured by Smartz People that this is not a War

    South Korea has nine days of LNG left.

    Nine.

    “A lawmaker said it in parliament. The government replied: ā€œdoesn’t matterā€.

    Japan has 254 days.

    South Korea has nine. That’s why KOSPI is the most violent major market in the world right now – crashing 12%, rallying 12%, crashing again.

    An industrial economy running on fumes, watching its energy lifeline close in real time. LNG shipping rates up 750% in a week.”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 6 2026 #233578
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    Part IV

    Iran has a Sense of Humor

    “China is in talks with Iran for safe passage of Chinese tankers through Hormuz.

    If that works, the strait isn’t really closed.

    It’s selectively open.

    Open for friends.

    Closed for everyone else.

    A patron-based maritime system where passage depends on whose flag you fly.

    Freedom of navigation, RIP.”

    [ Hahaha ]

    “Here’s the fun part though: Iran’s regular military says the strait is open.

    The IRGC says it’s closed.

    Internal disagreement? Or the most elegant good-cop-bad-cop in maritime history?

    The regular military keeps the door cracked for China.

    The IRGC keeps everyone else out.

    My thoughts? I think they’re reading from the same script.”

    “An oil tanker got hit 30 nautical miles off Kuwait. Not near Hormuz. Inside the Gulf. Northern waters.

    Then three more vessels in 24 hours – the Gold Oak, Libra Trader, a container ship called Safeen Prestige that’s now on fire, and the MSC Grace. Sea-borne kamikaze drones.

    A New Vector.

    One day after they torpedoed the IRIS Dena.

    ā€œYou sank our warship returning from a peace exercise. We’ll burn your tankers in your own watersā€.

    Tit for tat, except the tats are getting bigger.

    The End

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 6 2026 #233576
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    Part III

    Proof of Concept

    Bahrain’s main refinery is on fire.

    BAPCO. 267,000 barrels a day.

    Iranian missiles punched through despite Bahrain claiming to have intercepted 75 missiles and 123 drones in the same wave – the highest single-day figure for any Gulf state.

    The refinery burns anyway.

    This is the first confirmed direct Iranian hit on Gulf energy infrastructure.

    Ras Tanura on day three was disputed. BAPCO isn’t. Video from multiple angles. Locals watching and filming. (Before getting arrested for filming, because Bahrain adopted the Israeli censorship playbook.)

    Bahrain produces less than 0.2% of global oil.

    But Iran doesn’t care about Bahrain’s barrels.

    This is a proof of concept aimed at every insurance underwriter on the planet.

    If BAPCO burns,

    Ras Tanura can burn.

    Abqaiq can burn.

    Fujairah can burn.

    The message isn’t about Bahrain.

    The message is about the next refinery, and the one after that.”

    Boom, boom, all gone

    So Sad. ;>(

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 6 2026 #233575
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    Part II

    Zionaziland Always Lies About the Damage

    The Heavy Stuff

    “And boy, did the heavy stuff arrive!

    A Khorramshahr missile launched at Tel Aviv today.

    1.5-ton warhead.

    First confirmed combat use.

    For context, most of what Iran’s been firing carries 500 to 750 kilos.

    This is a city-killer that showed up on day six, precisely when the Israeli air defense network is Swiss cheese.”

    Payback is a Bitch

    “Plus cluster warheads.

    Plus missiles with multiple independent warheads.

    Ten separate attacks on Tel Aviv today. Between 2:30 AM and 11 PM.

    The escalation ladder the IRGC telegraphed on day one – ā€œwhat comes next are systems you have never seenā€ – is being climbed one rung at a time.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 6 2026 #233574
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    No plan, no phucking plan, great..

    Israel Lies About Everything, They are getting the Shit Kicked out of Them

    Radars, missiles, F-15s, sirens, …

    “Hegseth said eight weeks yesterday.

    Today he said a hundred days.

    That’s September.

    Four days became four weeks became eight weeks became a hundred days.

    At this rate the Pentagon will be asking for ā€œwhatever it takesā€ before the ink dries on the next headline…”

    “On the Israeli side, we effectively have an information blackout. CNN admitted on air – on camera – that the Israeli government doesn’t allow them to show it.

    A CNN reporter saying the censors won’t let her report the war.

    Israeli military censorship laws make it nearly impossible to independently verify anything. Bahrain is arresting people for filming missile impacts.

    The only country in this conflict with a functioning free press is… Iran?

    I need that drink again.”

    The IRGC announced wave 20 of ballistic launches today. Twenty.

    And for the first time, incoming ballistic missiles hit the center of Tel Aviv without sirens going off.

    Read that again. No sirens.

    Iranian Plan, ya, they got one

    Blind Israel by Killing All the Radars

    “I’ve been tracking the radar destruction campaign since day one.

    Today it stopped being a data point and started being people who didn’t get to run for shelter.

    The sensor network I’ve been writing about is now degraded to the point where missiles are arriving unannounced.

    That’s the practical consequence of $3.4 billion in ground-based sensors turned to scrap.

    Kill the radars. Shoot down the drones. Then bring the heavy stuff.

    The ‘Heavy Stuff’ is Coming Next Week, be There or Be Square

    https://no01.substack.com/p/march-5-everything-must-go?utm_source=post-email-title&publication_id=4094764&post_id=190049110&utm_campaign=email-post-title&isFreemail=true&r=hhmv4&triedRedirect=true&utm_medium=email

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 6 2026 #233573
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    Kinda like ‘our goose is cooked’ but different……

    Humans have learned virtually nothing in 10,000 years of ‘civilization’ and warfare

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 6 2026 #233572
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    Ah’..merica’s future ‘warrior class’ coming of age.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 6 2026 #233571
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    In his mind, Hegseth thinks like a cartoon character

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 6 2026 #233566
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    Data Center Hunter: Iran Expands Drone Target List, From AWS To Microsoft Facilities

    https://www.zerohedge.com/ai/data-center-hunter-iran-expands-drone-target-list-aws-microsoft-facilities

    “Iranian state-affiliated media says the IRGC has targeted Microsoft data centers in the Gulf region with kamikaze drones, days after IRGC drone strikes hit Amazon data centers in the United Arab Emirates.

    This underscores a new escalation: commercial data centers no longer appear to be off-limits, a risk we warned readers a little more than a month ago.”

    Hey, how about as per the Empire of Lies sinking unarmed vessels like a Nazi U-boat skipper, that Iranian Sleeper Cells, part of the great illegal immigrant invasion of the USSA start blowing up Data Centers all over the country?

    Yah, that’s the ticket!

    Cause the Empire of Lies doesn’t believe in no stinking rules!

    Let’s open up the Field of Play

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 6 2026 #233565
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    @Michael Reid

    But Dude, didn’t you know the DOW hit 50,000?

    Didn’t you know DrD said the ‘market’s’ reactions prove this isn’t a War?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 6 2026 #233564
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    News Rules

    Since the Empire of Lies sank an unarmed Iranian ship coming home from an invitation to an event in India, I guess the Iranians can now sink any USSA naval vessel, anywhere in the world, with no notice or warning as payback.

    Anywhere in the world, say New York Harbor, or off the coast of any USSA naval base anywhere in the world, anything is fair game from here on out.

    News Rules

    The Iranians have submarines to.

    If I were the Iranians I would take one of their mobile missile launchers, which can fit into the back of a standard tractor trailer, put it on an ordinary container ship that was going nearby say, Diego Garcia, and once within range, launch a hypersonic missile and sink a USSA carrier, without notice, or warning, to the bottom of the ocean, with the whole crew.

    There, we’re even.

    What goes around comes around

    The World is their oyster.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 5 2026 #233453
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    Fighting for Trumptard, not a smart move historically.

    “The United States has a long, documented history of using Kurdish forces as strategic allies against common enemies, only to abandon them when geopolitical priorities shift.”

    What a shock the Empire of Lies phucking over an ‘ally’

    Then again the Kurds aren’t that smart

    U.S.-Kurdish betrayals include:

    1970s (Iraq): The U.S. and Iran armed Iraqi Kurds against Baghdad but abruptly cut off support in 1975 after the Shah settled territorial disputes with Iraq, leaving Kurds vulnerable.

    1991 (Iraq): After encouraging a Kurdish uprising against Saddam Hussein, the U.S. stood by while Iraqi forces crushed the rebellion, resulting in massive casualties and a refugee crisis.

    2017 (Iraq): The U.S. refused to back the Iraqi Kurdish independence referendum, leading to them losing control of the oil-rich city of Kirkuk to the Iraqi government.

    2019 (Syria): President Trump ordered the withdrawal of U.S. troops, abandoning the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) who had been key allies against ISIS, clearing the way for a Turkish military incursion.

    2025-2026 (Syria): Continued concerns regarding U.S. stability in the region and the vulnerability of Kurds in Northeast Syria to Turkish and Syrian government actions

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 5 2026 #233451
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    The Empire of Lies and the Kurds

    Geopolitical Reality

    “Fool me once, shame on you, fool me the 8th time….”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 5 2026 #233449
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    The tiniest bit of research would have reveled how the Empire of Lies treats the Kurds.

    Maybe the Kurds are a really stupid people, like Charlie Brown about to try and kick the ball Lucy is holding, for the 8th time.

    The U.S. Is Now Betraying the Kurds for the Eighth Time

    Or THIS:

    Will America betray the Kurds again?

    Or THIS:

    Syrian Kurds Angry At US “Abandonment”

    The Beat Goes On

    “The White House announced Sunday night [October 6th, 2019] that the United States
    is giving Turkey a green light to invade northern Syria, with the U.S. troops there now
    apparently pulling back to another area of the country.

    This is the scenario that Syrian Kurds have long feared.

    It will almost inevitably lead to a Turkish attack on Kurdish militias in Syria — fighters who loyally helped the U.S. destroy the Islamic State, but whom Turkey bogusly claims to be terrorist.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 5 2026 #233445
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    Bahrain bridge getting smoked

    https://x.com/i/status/2029465504235089965

    in reply to: Debt Rattle March 5 2026 #233443
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    Regime Change Bahrain

    The 80% Shia underclass ruled by the Perfumed Princes Sunni overlords is beginning to riot big time.

    In the past the depotic Bahrain Sunnis begged Saudi Arabia to rescue them by sending Saudi army units across a bridge into Bahrain.

    The Iranians just blew the bridge up to facilitate the regime change going on in Bahrain.

    Here is the video the moment the bridge connecting Bahrain and Saudi Arabia got vaporized.

    Impressive

    “Moment of targeting the King Fahd Causeway that connects Bahrain to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia across the sea.

    This causeway was used years ago by the Saudi army to enter Bahrain and suppress the protests there.”

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