1 minute ago, josephbloggs said:

Sigh. Is that all you can do? If someone criticises the US you call them terrorist supporters?

I believe terrorism is a bad thing, ok. It's, like, really bad.

I also think Trump has acted illegally. And I think he is creating a new generation of terrorists, without a doubt.

You support that, ergo you support terrorism, as you are supporting the actions that will create thousands more of them. See? Easy to throw stupid accusations about isn't it.

TERRORIST SUPPORTER!!

You think wars can be legal or illegal? Where did the brainwashing come from?

4 minutes ago, khaosokman said:

You think wars can be legal or illegal? Where did the brainwashing come from?

Oh my, a Trumpist fanatic just accused me of being brainwashed! Woohoooo!!

You've made my day.

Just now, josephbloggs said:

Oh my, a Trumpist fanatic just accused me of being brainwashed! Woohoooo!!

You've made my day.

Why would you say that? You must be mad.

2 minutes ago, josephbloggs said:

You've made my day.

Is your life really that bad?

17 minutes ago, khaosokman said:

You think wars can be legal or illegal? Where did the brainwashing come from?

takeaway from the strikes.

The state sponsor of Terrorism hit innocent countries.

Imagine if the state sponsor of terrorism which the far left radicals support had nukes!

British Base Hit in Cyprus, U.K. Terror Threat Under Review as Iran War Spreads

"Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides said the “region is currently facing an unprecedented crisis” and sought to distance his homeland from the widening war. “Our country is not involved in any way and does not intend to be part of any military operation,” he said".

https://time.com/7382076/british-base-hit-iran-war-drones-united-kingdom-terror-threat/

2 minutes ago, riclag said:

takeaway from the strikes.

The state sponsor of Terrorism hit innocent countries.

Imagine if the state sponsor of terrorism which the far left radicals support had nukes!

British Base Hit in Cyprus, U.K. Terror Threat Under Review as Iran War Spreads

"Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides said the “region is currently facing an unprecedented crisis” and sought to distance his homeland from the widening war. “Our country is not involved in any way and does not intend to be part of any military operation,” he said".

https://time.com/7382076/british-base-hit-iran-war-drones-united-kingdom-terror-threat/

Exactly they would nuke 10 locations at once. Didn't Nostradamus predict Persian as the culprit?

1 minute ago, khaosokman said:

Exactly they would nuke 10 locations at once. Didn't Nostradamus predict Persian as the culprit?

I did not think that Nostradamus would know anything about Nuclear weapons as they were invented just a little bit after he died!

https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/middle-east-tensions-nostradamus-prophecies-modern-conflict-1782845

7 month prediction here. Let's see.

3 hours ago, khaosokman said:

I can't believe how many support terrorism.

State terrorism is the same as any other.

The left use to love democracies,now not so much.

takeaways from the strikes,two democracies & other arab nations waging conflict on "fanatic theocratic Islamist dictatorship".

9 hours ago, unblocktheplanet said:

State terrorism is the same as any other.

Iran is state terrorism btw

1 minute ago, khaosokman said:

Iran is state terrorism btw

Yes, this is correct but sadly many here view the strike on Iran as an unnecessary war.

Iran has performed terrorism on Australian soil, the guy had to die and many more must go.

12 minutes ago, khaosokman said:

Iran is state terrorism btw

Saudi Arabia is a sponsor of Sunni terrorism, but they do business with Trump and Jared, so all is forgiven. The CEO of Binance is a money launderer for Hamas---you know Hamas, the terrorists who caused the horror on 7 October---but Trump pardoned him because he does business with Trump's firm.

Just a little consistency...is that too much to ask?

If you listen to Trump’s slurred speech at his Thursday Cabinet meeting, then rather than attack Iran, the US should send its corporate elite to Tehran to learn Iran’s manufacturing secrets.

 

Trump claimed through his slurs that he completely destroyed Iran’s nuke bomb making ability in July 2025, when Iran was “two weeks” (for variety’s sake, someone please teach Trump the word “fortnight”) away from making a bomb.

 

Trump went on to slur that he attacked now, because Iran was once again “two weeks” from producing a nuclear weapon.

 

If a country can go from totally destroyed to being two weeks away from producing a nuke, all within a little more than 6 months, that is a manufacturing dynamo from which the US could learn a heck of a lot.

 

Unless Trump was lying.

4 minutes ago, Wingate said:

If you listen to Trump’s slurred speech at his Thursday Cabinet meeting, then rather than attack Iran, the US should send its corporate elite to Tehran to learn Iran’s manufacturing secrets.

 

Trump claimed through his slurs that he completely destroyed Iran’s nuke bomb making ability in July 2025, when Iran was “two weeks” (for variety’s sake, someone please teach Trump the word “fortnight”) away from making a bomb.

 

Trump went on to slur that he attacked now, because Iran was once again “two weeks” from producing a nuclear weapon.

 

If a country can go from totally destroyed to being two weeks away from producing a nuke, all within a little more than 6 months, that is a manufacturing dynamo from which the US could learn a heck of a lot.

 

Unless Trump was lying.

The polar bears were 6 months away from extinction

On 3/2/2026 at 10:20 AM, riclag said:

Takeaways from The Iran Strike, The regime is attacking innocent countries and people.

This is what State sponsored terror looks like.

google ai overview:

Indiscriminate Attacks on Regional Sovereignty: The Iranian regime launched waves of ballistic missiles and drones targeting multiple countries across the Gulf, including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, and the United Arab Emirates, in addition to Israel. These actions were described by neighboring Arab nations as a "flagrant violation" of their sovereignty, targeting critical infrastructure and civilian areas.

Typical deflection from the question posted to you. Expected from you though

1 hour ago, khaosokman said:

Iran is state terrorism btw

Of course. But it's a pretty big club. Too many countries in there to name.

No particular need to single out Eye-ran.

1 hour ago, khaosokman said:

Iran is state terrorism btw

10 countries they've bombed ,other democracies don't want the autocratic regime,a state sponsor of terrorism ,to have a nuke.

"Gulf countries have accused Iran of targeting civilian infrastructure such as hotels and airports as tensions escalate in the region".

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/3/3/is-iran-expanding-attacks-to-target-energy-and-civilian-sites-in-the-gulf

Takeaways from the Iran war:

When starting a war, the law of unintended consequences always comes into play. The Gulf states had promised hundreds of billions of dollars in investment in the US.

This is now unlikely to happen as the financial toll on the region is only just beginning to take its toll.

How tragic.......

4 hours ago, khaosokman said:

The polar bears were 6 months away from extinction

Where did you drag that nugget from?

AI says; Polar bears have never been documented as being just 6 months away from total extinction, though they face long-term, critical threats from climate change.

Also see

The State of the Polar Bear Report 2023

3 minutes ago, scottiejohn said:

Where did you drag that nugget from?

AI says; Polar bears have never been documented as being just 6 months away from total extinction, though they face long-term, critical threats from climate change.

Also see

The State of the Polar Bear Report 2023

He was just trolling, as usual!

Trump showing the world he's Putin's b***h yet again. But he still wants Zelenskyy's help with the war he just started.

Regime change, now!

Takeaways from the Iran war:

When starting a war, all kinds of inconvenient truths are revealed. Bloomberg article without paywall linked below.

"European officials say the US also relies on Europe for intelligence-gathering, trade and coordination over Ukraine. That mutual dependence helps explain why, even after public flare-ups, officials on both sides work quietly to steady the relationship.

“This is a reminder that you cannot defend America from Fort Bragg, North Carolina, or Fort Hood, Texas,” said Ben Hodges, a former US Army commander for Europe who currently serves as NATO’s senior mentor for logistics. “We depend on these bases. The Air Force will tell you, of course, they need these things. And the Navy will tell you, of course, they need these things.”"

17 hours ago, scottiejohn said:

I did not think that Nostradamus would know anything about Nuclear weapons as they were invented just a little bit after he died!

He foresaw them. Would have made one himself but couldn't get the parts.

A little history lesson. Japan got a black spot due to the underhanded way, at the beginning of the war, they had ambassadors in Washington DC negotiating a peace deal when they bombed Pearl Harbor. They had planned to give the US 30 minutes' notice, but there was some trouble translating the document, and the US government didn't get it until an hour after the attack. Trump pretty much did the same to Iran. Neither side had called off the negotiations.

AI Overview

Yes, the United States was actively in diplomatic negotiations with Japan right up until the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941

. While Japanese officials in Washington, D.C., including ambassadors Kichisaburō Nomura and Saburō Kurusu, were discussing peace, the Japanese military had already launched a secret task force to attack Hawaii. 

Key details regarding the negotiations and attack include:

• Deceptive Negotiations: The Japanese government used the negotiations to deceive the U.S. and mask their planned military assault, which aimed to cripple the U.S. Navy for six months.

• The "Hull Note": On November 26, 1941, U.S. Secretary of State Cordell Hull delivered a 10-point proposal (the Hull Note) requiring Japan to withdraw from China and Indochina, which Japan viewed as an ultimatum.

• Final Message Delay: The Japanese government intended to break off negotiations 30 minutes before the attack began, but the 14-part final message was delayed in translation. It was delivered to Secretary Hull by Japanese ambassadors one hour after the bombing of Oahu had already commenced.

6 minutes ago, bunnydrops said:

A little history lesson. Japan got a black spot due to the underhanded way, at the beginning of the war, they had ambassadors in Washington DC negotiating a peace deal when they bombed Pearl Harbor. They had planned to give the US 30 minutes' notice, but there was some trouble translating the document, and the US government didn't get it until an hour after the attack. Trump pretty much did the same to Iran. Neither side had called off the negotiations.

takeaways from the Iran strike results in a history lesson about Japan sneak attack attack on the USA turns into both sides preparing for the inevitable as they build offensive & defensive deterrents..

Unlike Japan, the USA/Israel wasn't expanding its empire ,it was using the best defense is offense tactic in prevention of nuke's.

If your government renames the Dep. of Defence to Dep. of War, churns out videos that seem to be made by 14 y/o boys for 14 y/o boys and shuts down the Dep. of Education, your nation is heading for history's scrapheap.

Takeaways from the Iran war:

If going to war, especially when going to war against a country that has a strategic chokehold on most of the world's oil, make sure your own strategic oil reserves are not depleted, you utter muppets.😂

Takeaways from the Iran war.

When attacking a country that wrote the book on how to produce vast amounts of cheap, effective drones, make sure you have the very best of anti-drone weapons and trained personnel available prior to the start of the war.

Why, you might ask? Well, because after you deplete your stock of $4 mill. missiles shooting down $10k drones, you will look like the world's biggest morons as you run crying for help from a nation your clown of a president continues to mock.

'The Glaring Oversight in the U.S. War Plan'

https://www.theatlantic.com/national-security/2026/03/iran-war-drones-ukraine-pentagon/686249/?gift=SCYx-5scVta3-cr_IlgTybwh0nZEtIbY9TKGtdqAqlA

"The United States and Israel took at least a month to prepare their attack on Iran, assembling the largest arsenal of aircraft carriers and fighter jets that the Middle East has seen in decades. But one gap in their planning became clear during the first days of the war, as the United States and its allies used their most advanced anti-aircraft systems to shoot down swarms of cheap, easily replaceable Iranian drones.

But to the surprise of some officials in Kyiv, no one from the U.S. bothered to ask Ukraine to share its expertise in how to defend against drones before starting the offensive in Iran."

1 hour ago, riclag said:

takeaways from the Iran strike results in a history lesson about Japan sneak attack attack on the USA turns into both sides preparing for the inevitable as they build offensive & defensive deterrents..

Unlike Japan, the USA/Israel wasn't expanding its empire ,it was using the best defense is offense tactic in prevention of nuke's.

Can you tell me please what nukes? From Iran?