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Day 1052 of the "2-Day Limited Military Offensive to End Hezbollah"®
Day 178 of the "4-Day Special Military Operation to Regime Change Iran"©

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>U.S. moves 6 KC-135 aerial refueling aircraft away from Qatar, signaling that the U.S. believes Iran will escalate soon
>Iran strikes 14 UAE-owned oil tankers that were trying to bypass the Persian Gulf Strait Authority, despite extensive U.S. air support
>Iran strikes U.S. strategic assets in Erbil and Sulaymaniyah
>Houthis strike Saudi Arabia-backed mercenaries in Mokha, killing around 30 mercenaries, destroying multiple military bases, cargo ships, and a port
>China announces they will not cut off Iran despite US demands

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>>541365616
Janny nuked three of my threads last time I tried baking. I'm boycotting until janny -ACKS xirself
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I was just thinking about how Trump stopped threatening to bomb Iran around August 1, and I had attributed that to Iran saying that his threats were slowing down the Iran-Oman talks, and I was impressed that Iran could shut him up so easily.

But now I just thought of something else that came out around August 1, and it was those cyber-attacks on water facilities in 7 states. Maybe that's why Trump backed off the threats.
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>>541365694
I think he's just gotten bored to be perfectly quite honest
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>>541365694
Didn't he say Iran is completely collapsing today. Why would he need to threaten them if they're already fully and completely collapsing for the 42nd time
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>>541365522
if you are talking about economic d-day it's a matter of unenforceability (pic related)
>>541365694
could be, but im not sure about that. they also ran that story about iran supposedly shutting down power plants in the UK the other day, it feels a bit too false-flaggy. i was more thinking about a certain period during the war when a lot of people citing pakistani sources "leaked" intel about iran supposedly having achieved a nuclear breakthrough. trump's rhetoric started to change from that point on
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>>541365862
I'm not sure either. It was just something that occurred to me. I had known about the water attacks. And I knew it had gotten quiet. But it was just now that I put them together.
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A Priest and a Rabbi were sitting on a park bench feeding the birds when a little boy walked by.
The Priest turned to the Rabbi and said: "Hey, you wanna fuck that kid?"
The Rabbi replied: "...out of what?"
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>Trump imported contaminated beef from Argentina
can't have shit in America, huh.
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>>541365862
>if you are talking about economic d-day it's a matter of unenforceability (pic related)
The whole point is to punish the Iranian people so that they stop supporting the IRGC.
Despite the January rhetoric, the US doesn't give a fuck about the Iranian people: Trump literally threatened to bomb their "whole civilization back to the Stone Age".
All that said, I doubt it's going to work. And the US will fully deserve whatever repercussions that might arise from it.
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>>541365938
yeah we will probably never know, but something definitely spooked the US military and especially Trump. i dont fully buy the interceptor and munition shortages as the sole reason for halting strikes. they are now even too scared to bomb iran when they hit tankers, something that was unthinkable just a few months back
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>>541366166
>i dont fully buy the interceptor and munition shortages as the sole reason for halting strikes. they are now even too scared to bomb iran when they hit tankers, something that was unthinkable just a few months back
Might also be that the Houthi capabilities scared them.
The East-West Pipeline allowed them to route 7 MBPD out.
Houthis may've demonstrated that they disable the pipelines if they wanted to.
Ultimately though, it'll be a combination of various things - not one single thing.
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>>541366166
>spooked the US military and especially Trump
I'll just add:
It appears that the military is trying to put extreme pressure on Trump exit-ramp through the leaks:
>munition shortages
>decoy plane
>the food cart smuggle
>natalie harp
They've probably done the realistic analysis and realized the probability of "winning" through any escalation scenario is unlikely.
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>>541366166
If it was Iran demonstrating their capabilities, the threat of interrupted water and power could make US leaders think long and hard before they do anything again.

If it was a false flag, what is the outcome? The US is scared to strike Iran now. Insofar as the public knows about it, it makes Iran seem more "evil," but it also makes them seem more seriously dangerous. I don't know if it would make the public want more strikes on Iran if it might shut their water and power off.

The report didn't get much coverage and has fallen off the radar, which surprises me, but not really.
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>>541365616
I hope Trump dies and burns in hell for eternity
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>>541366644
This is fake.
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>>541366673
wrong
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>>541365694
>believing Iran and not Israel or Ukraine did these "cyberattacks"
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>>541366005
The strange thing is, trump argues from his ivory tower that he's buying argentinian beef to help argentina, which is supposedly fighting for its life, while completely ignoring the state of the american cattle industry. He's lost all touch with reality and is governing an empire based on (((filtered))) information.
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>>541365772
Iran is collapsing at a high rate of collapse. At ACCELERATING pace. Some say it's the GREATEST speed of collapse.
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>>541366644
BASED
iran LOST
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>>541366747
What would they be trying to accomplish?

Iran would be demonstrating the consequences of attacking them again.
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>>541366547
I place heavy doubts it is Iran who did these attacks, they would have drummed up more noise if it was.
I think we all know who is behind this.
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>>541366775
It's probably Israel poisoning the beef and then sending it to the US as some petty revenge for Goyim not supporting Israel hard enough. We'll probably see another "outbreak" of mad cow disease pretty soon.
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>>541366005
Didn’t they terminate that screw worm program? Were the cows infested by those worms?
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>>541366797
Iran's PR strategy is that their beef isn't with the American people, it's Trump and Israel. They're doing their best to look like "the good guys" who won't stoop to the level of Trump. Attacking America's civilian infrastructure doesn't fit with that M.O.

However, false flaggotry DOES fit Israel's M.O.
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>>541367028
The result appears to have been a change in Trump's strategy. He's low-keying it now. Is that what Israel wanted?

Or it could just be a coincidence that a few days after the water attacks, Trump quit threatening to blow up Iran's water and power stations and hasn't done so again for 24 days.
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>>541365694
Oh fuck, someone's disabled remote data access. I bet the fat guy who couldn't do his on-call duty from home was extremely pissed off.
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>>541366912
is that boogie
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>>541367028
I didn't even pay it much mind, kind of wrote it off as false flaggotry without thinking to be quite honest
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FBI warning: July 30
Last US strike on Iran: July 29

Mere coincidence.
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What is economic d-day? isn't Iran already sanctioned
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>>541367028
This could have been done by any bored 14-year-old anywhere in the world. Doesn't sound like a complicated hack.
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>>541360389
>>541363975
so, the tl;dr is that orders on sanctions actually come directly from israel? is the whole cabinet controlled by them?
you seem to know your shit. has it always been like this in the trump admin?
iran needs nukes...

>>541360553
>PhD in economics from the U of Chicago
so he's a neoliberal. sad.

>>541361261
let's hope they actually know how to counter it. everyone around them that has ties to murica will be scared af of being hit with sanctions (see Cuba as an example)

>>541362045
didn't something like that happen yesterday too? I'd have to check old threads, but I'm pretty sure it happened.
I wonder what's going on with these? are these some kinds of threats or "messages"?
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>>541366970
They had chloramphenicol
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>>541367397
>let's hope they actually know how to counter it
It's already countered by China and Russia not playing ball with the US.
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>>541367376
It was over 7 states. Or maybe 12.
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>>541367028
Their religious laws on attacks against civilian populations are pretty stringent too.
There's nuance to it (e.g. preservation of the state, necessary retaliation), but desalination plants are otherwise off-limits.
For all the West's claims of moral superiority, Iran's "official" humanitarian standards are actually very honorable.
How much they actually adhere to them in practice, I don't really know.
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>>541365685
Then have been on a discord raid all might since the totally real "strongest sanctions ever" bs "came online".
Absolute nothing burger yet migger shills were assigned to concern shill and delete bakes for whatever reason. As if that somehow would magically allow their transwinning to become reality
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>>541367320
interesting
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>>541367535
Probably because the sanctioooooons are a nothingburger and they know it.
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>>541367494
And I'd bet they all run their IT systems through the same company. And that company last updated its policies on the security of accounts with admin rights 20 years ago.
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Is oil going to go up or will it just be the crack spread? If the ability to refine oil to make products is going up in smoke would oil even go up to the levels we thought it could get to if the demand for oil is reduced due to lower refinery capscity? Also Russia is exporting oil instead of refining it due to their refineries taking hits from ukraine
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>>541366970
Screw worms are native in the central american region.
They were financing control programs all over the region, the only country that was working against those worms and still is fighting to control them is my country.
Shortly after the funding got cut, an outbrake happened in the border of Panamá and Costa Rica. In Panamá it is "mostly" controlled but some regions were affected despite our efforts. On the costa rican side it spread quickly because they had no local program but the burger funded program to fight the screwworms, so it spread to the rest of central america and it quicky reached mexico, then it spread through jewsa.
Funny how everything the burgers do end up backfiring, even the smallest of things.
Anyways, costa rica has a beef against us because we banned imports of their life beef here because theirs is contaminated and we are still trying to control stuff on our side. We already controlled several outbrakes in the past though without the burgers funding programs in the rest of the region the best we can do is to stop imports and try to fix things locally while everything else gets screwed.
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>>541366912
Nah, argentinian beef is shit.
Even when it's safe and "fine" it's "watery" for whatever reason.
There was a local butcher here that sold imported frozen premium beef from argentina. We bought from there a couple of times but all the steaks were always "watery". They actually didn't lose that much weight when cooking them neither they got steamed, so it wasn't saline that was injected. Still they always felt "watery". Hard to describe.
Not buying those anymore.
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>>541367586
Could be. Or it could be something more sophisticated.

But hypothetically, say it was Iran, and the US knows it. What would Trump likely do in response. Do you think he might low-key his approach some and stop shooting at them so Iran wouldn't do a full cyberattack? Because that is in fact what he did right after the attacks.
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>>541365616
>trump supporters will tell you if they’re circumcised on national tv if you just ask them
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>>541367487
dependency from 2 countries with which Iran has no (immediate) borders is not a good thing, anon. sure, russia and china can provide a lot of shit, but I wouldn't be sure they will always be able to support Iran on everything.
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>>541367354
They're double sanctioned, and everybody who deals with them is also sanctioned. Don't like the sanction? That's another sanction.
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>>541368103
jesse watters is such a closeted homosexual
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>>541368103
wow
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>>541368103
Theyre both mutilated
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Holy shit guys I overslept, did I miss economic d day??
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>>541368355

you missed a whole holocaust:
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>>541368355
Yeah irannies are starving. Sucks for them, oh well.
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>>541367865
I checked, it's about the allen-bradley microLogix 1100 and allen-bradley micrologix 1400 control units. Apparently, these were made remotely accessible in an unprofessional manner. They essentially just took a standard router and connected the control units to the internet. So, as I said, an IT company didn't properly secure access.
Trump would simply deny that iran was responsible. He did the same thing immediately with the alleged drone strikes in california(?). It doesn't matter what iran did or didn't do. Trump accuses them when it benefits him and denies their involvement when that benefits him. And you can't even blame him for that, because that's how politics works.
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>>541368412
Ukrainians already figured out the solution to that problem
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[idf chief told Yahu they have no soldiers to put down an Intifada should one start]

The commander of the Central Command warned that (jewish) nationalist crime is a "match that can ignite everything" and that it diverts attention from Palestinian terrorism •

When Netanyahu asked what the IDF's plan was for a flare-up in the sector, Zamir replied: "We did not come to the discussion prepared to present it."



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