IRAN WO-AAACCK!
Strait's still closed, you lost tranny
>>85666743>shithole becomes even shithole-ierDoesn't matter, they're perfectly content to sacrifice everything because they're fanatical schizos, while Amerifats are too soft and squishy to be able to handle casualties and truly commit to the war.
>>85666749Straits, plural.
DAAAAAAAAAAMNNNNNNNNN They're fucked>>85666753You lost and we didn't have to do anything to your poorfag country. Get rekt
>>85666764Lost what retard? Can the world safely navigate through the Persian Gulf and Red Sea right now, or are the Iranians an Houthis still able to threaten anyone?>b-but the country is a terrible place to liveThey don't care. Iran is more than happy to chuck its own vital organs at others out of sheer spite.
>>85666743>iran woaaacckI'm not really sure what you mean by this, OP? is this a new wojack variant?
>>85666753No one wants to fight Shlomo's wars for him
>banks declare enemy country's currency to be worthless>oh nooo no no no no!! They're going to starve and die instantly!
>>85666749https://www.strausscenter.org/strait-of-hormuz-iran-and-oil/90% of iran's Oil travels through the strait of hormuz. https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/6/5/how-the-us-naval-blockade-has-bled-iran-of-nearly-6bn-in-oil-revenues80% of Iran's exports travel through the strait of Hormuz.Do you think maybe cutting off a strait that you use to sell 80% of your shit is "cutting off your nose to spite your face" shit?3% of America's oil travels through the strait. It seems like Iran needs the strait a lot more than America does
>>85666787Except for the US, apparently, which decided to start a half-assed war and ended up in a worse strategic position than before with no control over the straits.
>>85666790>Do you think maybe cutting off a strait that you use to sell 80% of your shit is "cutting off your nose to spite your face" shit?Obviously, except the US actually does give many fucks about the strait, hence Trump whining about it constantly and demanding it to open. The Strait also matters hugely to the Guld Arab states, most of which are US allies with US bases in them.
>>85666792The US zog wants to, but the actual Americans don't which is why you have jews kvetching about not having enough good goys to do a ground invasion and trying to find ways to pressure them to enlist
>>85666810If the strait of Hormuz was closed until 2030, who would be worse off?Iran or the United States?
>>85666837>worse offAgain, Iran could not care less if they have to sacrifice 70 million of their people to harm 1 million Americans. They do not value human life or material conditions. The US picked the most retarded and obstinate enemy possible, one who's perfectly willing to lose 100 dollars to make you lose 10, and ended up in a situation in which everyone is worse off, even if Iran is worse-er.
>>85666848What about the Iranian people?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2025%E2%80%932026_Iran_massacresMore Iranians have died at the hands of their own government, then Palestinians have died at the hands of Israelis.There are more casualties during the Iranian Massacre then during the Gaza Genocide
>>85666743I long for a day that the Rockefeller-Rothschild jew money model is eliminated
>>85666859"Yeah, what about them?" is pretty much how the Iranian government replies to that question. They don't care. They've slaughtered tens of thousands of their own people for merely protesting. They're just a disposable resource for the government to pursue its mudslime insanity.
>>85666743Gas is still expensive and none of the objectives have been achieved
>>85666900History doesn't look favorably upon leaders who disregard the lives of their people.If the Shah can be overthrown, so can the Ayatollah
>>85666921There has been regime change in Venezuela and Iran
>>85666950Erm, are you sure about that?
>>85666964The same administrations are still in charge and know they just have to wait him out for another 40 days before impeachment
>>85666950>History doesn't look favorably upon leaders who disregard the lives of their people.They still don't care. They're not too unlike the Taliban in levels of schizoness, but with far greater numbers and resources.>If the Shah can be overthrown, so can the AyatollahAnyone can be overthrown, but Iran spent the last 40 years meticulously building a very robust and adaptable police state. In fact, even killing the ayatollah doesn't do much, they've built the system to be resilient to decapitation strikes.
>>85666970The Tsar was overthrown. So was Stalin's Successor
>>85666964>regime change in VenezuelaLiterally swapping six for half a dozen lmao. Go in, yoink out a dictator, another one steps in, same shit, country still a commie shithole.>b-but the US got deals with their oil!OK, amazing, have fun drilling and refining that absolute garbage tier sludgy Venezuelan oil, lel. Even they gave up on it, their oil infrastructure is downright depressing by now.
>>85666974https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impeachment_of_Donald_TrumpI'm not sure the efficacy of impeachment at removing Trump. Like assassination attempts they've tried it a few times and it hasn't worked so far
>>85666837United States because the petrodollar would be dead and that is the only thing holding our global power up at this point.
>>85667006Do you really think hes gonna keep control of both halves of congress in November?
Link the conditions by which Iran has surrendered to us, or it never happened
>>85667014https://www.visualcapitalist.com/charted-oil-trade-through-the-strait-of-hormuz-by-country/> China: Receives roughly 37.7% of the total flow.> India: Accounts for about 14.7%.> South Korea: Imports around 12.0%.> Japan: Takes in about 10.9%.> Europe: Receives about 3.8%.> United States: Imports roughly 2.5%It seems like almost all the oil traveling through the strait is being sold in Asia. If the strait remains closed and Asia loses their access to oil, how does the petrodollar collapse? Like how do we get from here to there? Would oil start being sold in Renminbi backed by BRICS?
>>85667037If he holds both halves of Congress he doesn't get impeached again>The Constitution requires a two-thirds vote of the Senate to convict, and the penalty for an impeached official upon conviction is removal from office.The Democrats will not have 67 votes in the senate. The odds of Democrats reaching 60 seats in the U.S. Senate in 2026 are effectively zero, as mainstream election forecasters and political analysts view a 60-seat supermajority as mathematically and politically impossible for this cycle. So even if they get 51 seats in the senate Trump isn't being removed from office
>>85667053Because the economy is globalized, haven't you noticed oil prices (especially deisel) increasing rapidly despite the US being a net exporter? It's because the US heads the entire world's oil consumption including asia. If countries can't buy oil utilizing US dollars, then the entire financial system of the globe (with the dollar as its reserve currency) collapses, and with that so would American hegemony.
>>85667068He is going to be consistently investigated and nothing he tries to do will passHe will actually have to get approval to keep the war going
>>85666743Shit just got rial, lmao
>>85667135www.nytimes.com/2026/09/13/business/trump-ukraine-diesel.htmlTrump said it was Zelensky bombing Russian refineries that caused the price of Diesel to go up
>>85666743>>85666790The point is that the IRGC can effectively live in hell for many more months, years, even, and the economy for most people will continue suck (it obviously did too before the war), they will have logistical problems all over the place, but they will ultimately survive this skirmish unless we do a ground invasion or we start destroying infrastructure en masse. We're not going to do that, though, as it's politically infeasible. This is the most unpopular war in US history, Trump is more unpopular than Bush during 2006 and Trump during J6, Republicans up for election are scrubbing Trump's name off their campaign pages and are now saying the Iran war should end now. The vote to end the war in Iran is 49-50, so it will probably end after the midterms and if the terms are anything like the first MOU, Iran will have won. Bare minimum, they're guaranteed surviving and we've gained less than nothing. If you're an Iran hawk, this war has turned off basically everyone from ever trying to invade Iran ever again.>>85667156Trump also has said we have won in Iran a few dozen times.
>>85666950>disregard the lives of their people.you mean like bombing them?
>>85667178Which country was bombing their own people? I'm confused
>>85667188I'm talking about the USA bombing the Iranian people, dummy. Turns out having a foreign power incite revolution while also dropping bombs on your head doesn't exactly make you want to rebel.
>>85667188Do you think Iran dealt with protesters by bombing them? lol they literally write the talking points for you and you can't get them straight
>-AAACCKNewfag. You don't add the AAACCK unless it is a tranny 41%'ing itself. You just end at the hyphen. In your case:>IRAN WO-No wonder why 4chan has really gone down the shitter.
>all these browns/mudslimes seething about Iran getting btfolmao you love to see it, tell us all how Iran is ACKSHUALLY winning somehow
>>85667222https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2025%E2%80%932026_Iran_massacresNo they just killed them.>"Yeah, what about them?" is pretty much how the Iranian government replies to that question. They don't care. They've slaughtered tens of thousands of their own people for merely protesting. They're just a disposable resource for the government to pursue its mudslime insanity.and so I said >History doesn't look favorably upon leaders who disregard the lives of their people.Which is why I was confused thinking you meant leaders were bombing their own people.
>>85666859>most death toll estimates ranged from 5,000 people to over 36,5001. That's nowhere near the number of Palestinians who have been killed by Israel.2. Iran has 90M people, and Gaza has 2M. Per-capita does matter.3. This is fundamentally different because Palestinian civilians have no feasible way of protecting themselves from Israel. Obviously killing protesters is evil, but it's not genocidal by any stretch of the imagination. You can simply not resist the government, and you'll live.>>85667248Do you not remember the first MOU where Iran was going to receive 300M in reparations and sanctions relief? Why would the final deal be a total reversal, especially since the war has gotten drastically more unpopular and more politically infeasible since then?
>>85667270https://www.cnn.com/2026/01/30/middleeast/israeli-military-gaza-killed-numbers-intl70,000 died in the course of the gaza war.35,000 Iranians died in the Iran Massacres.https://web.archive.org/web/20260125144242/https://time.com/7357635/more-than-30000-killed-in-iran-say-senior-officials/So it'd be more accurate to say the iran massacres were half a genocide
I haven't met an Iranian worth the air he breathes. Where's the internment camps?
>>85667248>controls the strait of hormuz>didn't before the war>houthis control the bab al-mandeb>didn't before the war>caused the US to evacuate several bases surrounding Iran in places like Bahrain and Kuwait>obviously didn't do that before the war>literally just read the MOU and tell me this doesn't sound like a surrender agreement for the USThe only place "Iran" lost was in the Lebanese front against Israel where they personally were not even involved, and even then I wouldn't necessarily call it a complete loss (rather a severe setback) since Hezbollah is still more than capable of dealing damage to Israel despite much of the south of Lebanon being in ruins.
