Iran news, Dante's hell edition.
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are you a retarded shitskin
STOP being RUDE to AMERICANS
or I will say
STOP being RUDE to AMERICANS
and if you don't
it will be RUDE
or I will say
STOP being RUDE to AMERICANS
and if you don't
it will be RUDE
>>406540
Some of us want to actually use this thread for politics. Avoid engaging the troll to avoid shitting-up the thread.
Some of us want to actually use this thread for politics. Avoid engaging the troll to avoid shitting-up the thread.
Iransissies lost
hypocrisy disgusts me as much as sandniggers
alright I won the thread because you niggers can't understand with nigger IQ and you got baited because nigger emotional intelligence
I am not replying to this thread any longer so don't try to get me to stay by continually replying to me about my effortless psychic victory over you mentally retarded niggercattle
It's okay to feel profound shame about your limited mental capabilities
being obsessed with my hands was gay however
but it's june so pride month
but it's june so pride month
>>UK poised to act over Iran sanction breaches
>Enforcement agency expects increase in maximum fines in
>The UK’s sanctions enforcement body is looking to bring penalties against companies that have unlawfully dealt with Iran, in a warning shot to banks and other financial services firms.
>In a rare interview, Giles Thomson, the head of Britain’s Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI), said that the body was “increasingly looking” to take action over Iran.
>“In recent months, Iran sanctions have expanded in scope and we’re also increasingly looking at where there might be enforcement action we might want to take there,” he told the FT.
>The UK restored its sanctions against Iranian individuals and companies in September after the country failed to uphold commitments on its nuclear and ballistic missile programme. The majority of OFSI’s enforcement action is taken against financial services firms.
>Thomson’s comments come shortly after the US issued a temporary oil waiver on Iranian sanctions to allow the Islamic republic to sell oil, including in US dollars.
>OFSI, which was created a decade ago to better ensure business complies with sanctions, has stepped up enforcement recently.
>In January, it fined Lloyds Banking Group £160,000 for opening a bank account for an ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, who became the first person to be convicted under current Russian sanctions legislation. This was followed by fines against Deutsche Bank and Apple for breaching the UK’s Russia sanctions.
>The Apple case was the first time OFSI issued a financial penalty against a non-UK entity, as well as the first under its new settlement scheme, which allows for fine discounts in exchange for subjects waiving their right to appeal.
>Russia is still OFSI’s “number one priority”, according to Thomson. The office has grown from about 30 people to 140 since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
>While OFSI’s penalties are fairly low by comparison to multinational profits — the highest financial sanction was £20mn against Standard Chartered in 2020 — the department is awaiting legislation to increase them.
>Currently, penalties are capped at either £1mn or 50 per cent of the breach value. This will increase to £2mn or 100 per cent, with the law change expected “in the next few months”, said Thomson.
>The department has also been working more closely with the US.
>Secondees from OFSI and America’s Office of Foreign Assets Control have been embedded in each other’s operations, with a joint penalty expected in future.
>“It’s very much a hope that at one point we’ll see a joint enforcement action,” Thomson said.
>OFSI has also been working more closely with other UK bodies. The department is about to second someone to the Bank of England for the first time, Thomson said.
>Alongside Iran, OFSI is prioritising a clampdown on the use of cryptocurrencies to avoid sanctions, an asset class that most law enforcement agencies are grappling with.
>“We’ve got way more cases than we could ever hope to do,” Thomson, a career civil servant, said. “So we have to prioritise and look at ways that we think will have most impact and are best in the public interest.”
>>406583
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/tautology
>Enforcement agency expects increase in maximum fines in
>The UK’s sanctions enforcement body is looking to bring penalties against companies that have unlawfully dealt with Iran, in a warning shot to banks and other financial services firms.
>In a rare interview, Giles Thomson, the head of Britain’s Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI), said that the body was “increasingly looking” to take action over Iran.
>“In recent months, Iran sanctions have expanded in scope and we’re also increasingly looking at where there might be enforcement action we might want to take there,” he told the FT.
>The UK restored its sanctions against Iranian individuals and companies in September after the country failed to uphold commitments on its nuclear and ballistic missile programme. The majority of OFSI’s enforcement action is taken against financial services firms.
>Thomson’s comments come shortly after the US issued a temporary oil waiver on Iranian sanctions to allow the Islamic republic to sell oil, including in US dollars.
>OFSI, which was created a decade ago to better ensure business complies with sanctions, has stepped up enforcement recently.
>In January, it fined Lloyds Banking Group £160,000 for opening a bank account for an ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, who became the first person to be convicted under current Russian sanctions legislation. This was followed by fines against Deutsche Bank and Apple for breaching the UK’s Russia sanctions.
>The Apple case was the first time OFSI issued a financial penalty against a non-UK entity, as well as the first under its new settlement scheme, which allows for fine discounts in exchange for subjects waiving their right to appeal.
>Russia is still OFSI’s “number one priority”, according to Thomson. The office has grown from about 30 people to 140 since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
>While OFSI’s penalties are fairly low by comparison to multinational profits — the highest financial sanction was £20mn against Standard Chartered in 2020 — the department is awaiting legislation to increase them.
>Currently, penalties are capped at either £1mn or 50 per cent of the breach value. This will increase to £2mn or 100 per cent, with the law change expected “in the next few months”, said Thomson.
>The department has also been working more closely with the US.
>Secondees from OFSI and America’s Office of Foreign Assets Control have been embedded in each other’s operations, with a joint penalty expected in future.
>“It’s very much a hope that at one point we’ll see a joint enforcement action,” Thomson said.
>OFSI has also been working more closely with other UK bodies. The department is about to second someone to the Bank of England for the first time, Thomson said.
>Alongside Iran, OFSI is prioritising a clampdown on the use of cryptocurrencies to avoid sanctions, an asset class that most law enforcement agencies are grappling with.
>“We’ve got way more cases than we could ever hope to do,” Thomson, a career civil servant, said. “So we have to prioritise and look at ways that we think will have most impact and are best in the public interest.”
>>406583
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/tautology
>noooo you have to make sense what about if I was a retarded brown person and read your post and got mad at the text of your post because I was a retarded brownoid who didn't understand anything or have any contextual familiarity with posting on an imageboard because I am a redditor faggot who wasn't even self-aware when Friendship is Magic premiered
>>406591
did england switch side when the actual sanctions are being over?
is not that a bit late?
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but funny how after dick starmer collapsed this happened
did england switch side when the actual sanctions are being over?
is not that a bit late?
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but funny how after dick starmer collapsed this happened
>>406595
there were supposed to be green colored meme runes preceding this to imply you were doing it
there were supposed to be green colored meme runes preceding this to imply you were doing it
>>406597
I GIVE A SHIT I CARE I AM EMOTIONALLY INVESTED IN THIS THREAD AND I AM REALLY INTERESTED BY THE SUBJECT MATTER OF MAKING BROWN 'PEOPLE' ANGRY!!!!!
I GIVE A SHIT I CARE I AM EMOTIONALLY INVESTED IN THIS THREAD AND I AM REALLY INTERESTED BY THE SUBJECT MATTER OF MAKING BROWN 'PEOPLE' ANGRY!!!!!
>>406603
text post because I couldn't be bothered to make a relevant meme depicting you in an unflattering way or even bothering to use a generic brown person mocking image to imply you are brown and make fun of how brown you are
I didn't even care enough to bother you aren't even worth making fun of
text post because I couldn't be bothered to make a relevant meme depicting you in an unflattering way or even bothering to use a generic brown person mocking image to imply you are brown and make fun of how brown you are
I didn't even care enough to bother you aren't even worth making fun of
>>406603
>I AM REALLY INTERESTED BY THE SUBJECT MATTER OF MAKING BROWN 'PEOPLE' ANGRY!!!!!
We can tell. Must be unfortunate being a nigger that's missing the tip of his dick.
>I AM REALLY INTERESTED BY THE SUBJECT MATTER OF MAKING BROWN 'PEOPLE' ANGRY!!!!!
We can tell. Must be unfortunate being a nigger that's missing the tip of his dick.
idiotic goyim who replied to me ^
>>406602
and they have many mullah spies in iran that's the other reason.
if they want to do that they better get rid of shia mosques
and they have many mullah spies in iran that's the other reason.
if they want to do that they better get rid of shia mosques
>iran general starts spontaneously discussing cock
astonishing
astonishing
when the demoralized one dimensional thinkers ruined the thread by being so perturbed and having such strong feelings of inferiority that they can't even summon up the willpower to try to reply to my well informed and articulated points
>I ignored you
peak reddit
peak reddit
America wins again
>>406616
british fags try to copy Americans because their shitty island isn't even replete with resources enough for Trump to bother conquering them
british fags try to copy Americans because their shitty island isn't even replete with resources enough for Trump to bother conquering them
>>406608
Wont happen. Kings a moslem.
>His Majesty’s redrafted job description also includes ‘strengthening the UK’s social fabric and cohesion’
>The King’s official job is to protect faith “within the multi-faith nation”, under a newly published palace definition of the monarch’s role.
>The King, who is Supreme Governor of the Church of England, will “protect the space for Faith” under a redrafted job description from Buckingham Palace.
>Published in the annual review of the Royal family’s finances, the Sovereign Grant report 2025-26, it changes the description of the King’s role as “Head of Nation” from last year, when he was the “Head of the Church of England and Defender of the Faith”.
>This year it goes further to specify: “His Majesty is Supreme Governor of the Church of England and protects the space for Faith within the multi-faith nation.”
https://archive.ph/vSWOf
>>406613
Forgot about that feature. Cheers hanz.
Wont happen. Kings a moslem.
>His Majesty’s redrafted job description also includes ‘strengthening the UK’s social fabric and cohesion’
>The King’s official job is to protect faith “within the multi-faith nation”, under a newly published palace definition of the monarch’s role.
>The King, who is Supreme Governor of the Church of England, will “protect the space for Faith” under a redrafted job description from Buckingham Palace.
>Published in the annual review of the Royal family’s finances, the Sovereign Grant report 2025-26, it changes the description of the King’s role as “Head of Nation” from last year, when he was the “Head of the Church of England and Defender of the Faith”.
>This year it goes further to specify: “His Majesty is Supreme Governor of the Church of England and protects the space for Faith within the multi-faith nation.”
https://archive.ph/vSWOf
>>406613
Forgot about that feature. Cheers hanz.
>>406618
you should try ignoring that the UK has less economic activity than the poorest US state next
you should try ignoring that the UK has less economic activity than the poorest US state next
>>406620
>bragging about being a weak and effeminate british redditor who is humiliated by reading text
>bragging about being a weak and effeminate british redditor who is humiliated by reading text
THE RULES OF THIS SUBREDDIT ARE NO MAKING THIRD WORLDERS FEEL INFERIOR
Please be respectful friends
my favorite part of trolling retards is saying I'm trolling them and they keep replying because of how trolled and retarded they are
it really makes me feel good about myself because I am so superior and sometimes I get a little too carried away sucking myself off for being a huge fucking genius and superior to almost everyone who ever lived in all of human history
it really makes me feel good about myself because I am so superior and sometimes I get a little too carried away sucking myself off for being a huge fucking genius and superior to almost everyone who ever lived in all of human history
>>406618
i think this is just an act so far
UK for long time was friendly to iran and still has their embassy here, and hasn't put IRGC as a terrorist group.
whenever if they do that i would actually believe it
i think you guys kinda wanna get karma with US or even Israel.
>>406627
>Please be respectful friends
one friend
also why don't you show your flag, like what are you scared of?
show it (even if it's israeli flag)
i think this is just an act so far
UK for long time was friendly to iran and still has their embassy here, and hasn't put IRGC as a terrorist group.
whenever if they do that i would actually believe it
i think you guys kinda wanna get karma with US or even Israel.
>>406627
>Please be respectful friends
one friend
also why don't you show your flag, like what are you scared of?
show it (even if it's israeli flag)
>>406635
My flag happens to be very unique
>isreali flag
I jew would never wish for peace unless it benefits only him and his people, so don't worry
My flag happens to be very unique
>isreali flag
I jew would never wish for peace unless it benefits only him and his people, so don't worry
George Washington in Heaven must absolutely love how cucked and humiliated Europe is in 2026
>wow they are literally all pakis and have less economic output than the single poorest US state which is also 50% black and yet economically outcompetes them
^ Washington lmaoing his ass off in Heaven at the poor britcucks
^ Washington lmaoing his ass off in Heaven at the poor britcucks
>>406641
I'm a glorious Germanic midwesterner, the british are the comedy relief of the universe. It's ironic he listened to the German telling him how to shield his weak emotional british self-image in this thread but his country didn't listen to a German the only time it made sense. Even then the German flag guy is probably half my height and pakistani tbh, which is additionally even more ironic.
I'm a glorious Germanic midwesterner, the british are the comedy relief of the universe. It's ironic he listened to the German telling him how to shield his weak emotional british self-image in this thread but his country didn't listen to a German the only time it made sense. Even then the German flag guy is probably half my height and pakistani tbh, which is additionally even more ironic.
Biggest retard moment Hitler ever had was thinking british cucks were worth his effort to try to ally with, insane in retrospect. If he actually did anything wrong it was probably like the british.
>>406635
>i think you guys kinda wanna get karma with US or even Israel.
Well we are turning into a new caliphate quire rapidly so that would make sense.
>i think you guys kinda wanna get karma with US or even Israel.
Well we are turning into a new caliphate quire rapidly so that would make sense.
At least the british are poorer than the poorest US state in exchange for all of their former territories and colonies and wealth and also self-respect and their culture and all of the other things they have eternally lost by being subhuman cowards and mentally retarded half pakistani serfs.
>>406647
pathetic iranian deleted his own post
pathetic iranian deleted his own post
>retard sandnigger has to repost his shitty ESL post he only can post to begin with because he used American translation software from his filthy mudnigger tongue to American English
America won the thread again (unbiased assessment of the status of this thread)
>>406650
how the hell did i managed to burn your ass so hard that you're bitching and crying about for more than an hour now?
that is a skill that i did not know i had
how the hell did i managed to burn your ass so hard that you're bitching and crying about for more than an hour now?
that is a skill that i did not know i had
American hands typed the only good posts in this thread.
>>406654
i just said you guys are devil and lay eggs
if i fucked your mom you would be less angry
you might even have liked it idk
i just said you guys are devil and lay eggs
if i fucked your mom you would be less angry
you might even have liked it idk
sandnigger totally cucked irl and on this board
America has won this thread again for the 250th time
>be me
>choose to be high IQ and White and blessed by the divine
>born in America
<reddit spacing
>be you
>choose to be low IQ sandnigger born in the desert wishing you were American
>born in sandnigger desert
lmao
>choose to be high IQ and White and blessed by the divine
>born in America
<reddit spacing
>be you
>choose to be low IQ sandnigger born in the desert wishing you were American
>born in sandnigger desert
lmao
this is like when people unironically make a redguard in skyrim when they could be a nord and the only thing stopping them is how much they recognize they will forever be a nigger from the desert
>god I hope an American doesn't bully me in my own retarded thread about being a sandnigger and how much it sucks to be a peasant sandnigger beholden to whatever America ultimately says and does
another thread won by Americans
America won forever
All third world retards jealous of America eternally
All third world retards jealous of America eternally
All posts below this line are mad sandnigger jealous of America
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>>406671
the sandnigger raped your mom in front of you and you just stayed there and jacked off
what happened next doesn't matter.
bye
the sandnigger raped your mom in front of you and you just stayed there and jacked off
what happened next doesn't matter.
bye
>>406674
now you are a sandnigger too
oh yeah they have amazing health care and an amazing president and low crime rate...wait
now you are a sandnigger too
oh yeah they have amazing health care and an amazing president and low crime rate...wait
>>406676
also gun violence and cancel culture (at least for when dems are in power)
it would be good but you as an american only will be happy when you're part of the oligarchy assholes not under them.
but who care despite poverty and other shit US still is better than most places.
also gun violence and cancel culture (at least for when dems are in power)
it would be good but you as an american only will be happy when you're part of the oligarchy assholes not under them.
but who care despite poverty and other shit US still is better than most places.
>>406677
killing and getting rid off jews and muslimus will be the post nut clarity for all of us.
the true good ending (A)
killing and getting rid off jews and muslimus will be the post nut clarity for all of us.
the true good ending (A)
Tomorrow is Khamenei's funeral.Almost after the smell of his corpse swept everywhere.
Khomeini had one of the largest and most crowded funerals on record. Let's see what happens. From what we hear, it seems that negotiations are going well. The guess that many are making is that these sudden out of nowhere warmongering and aggressions are just an excuse for market manipulation.
>pic
how the fuck an earth pony uses a gun anyway?
Khomeini had one of the largest and most crowded funerals on record. Let's see what happens. From what we hear, it seems that negotiations are going well. The guess that many are making is that these sudden out of nowhere warmongering and aggressions are just an excuse for market manipulation.
>pic
how the fuck an earth pony uses a gun anyway?
Well, yesterday Iran bombed a few ships again
The US targeted several places in southern Iran again
Today Trump said we won't make any more deals with them, they are crazy It's time to finish them off.
that kinda bullshit
There are still US elections and the World Cup isn't over yet, so all this is just a joint to make Maga cum inside their pants.
What do y'all think, is the war back on the menu?
find out on next dragon ballz sofdhsiodhfoihsdf
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i am really having a Trump fatigue ,that guy sucks.
God never should make that guy anyone's enemy, people would die out of confusion fighting this yellow nigger.
The US targeted several places in southern Iran again
Today Trump said we won't make any more deals with them, they are crazy It's time to finish them off.
that kinda bullshit
There are still US elections and the World Cup isn't over yet, so all this is just a joint to make Maga cum inside their pants.
What do y'all think, is the war back on the menu?
find out on next dragon ballz sofdhsiodhfoihsdf
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i am really having a Trump fatigue ,that guy sucks.
God never should make that guy anyone's enemy, people would die out of confusion fighting this yellow nigger.
>>406869
>Same way they play a cello. Practice.
the theory that they have magnetic hooves still remains
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i can't with another 6 months of no internet bullshit.
and then at the end trump comes out of nowhere, oh yeah we found a really nice guy that wants to negotiate, they're really wanting deal this time.
his name is osama hussain castro, a very reasonable wise person. he has the best beard, no one has beard as nice as he does.
just nuke us already...please i begging y'all.🙏
>Same way they play a cello. Practice.
the theory that they have magnetic hooves still remains
--
i can't with another 6 months of no internet bullshit.
and then at the end trump comes out of nowhere, oh yeah we found a really nice guy that wants to negotiate, they're really wanting deal this time.
his name is osama hussain castro, a very reasonable wise person. he has the best beard, no one has beard as nice as he does.
just nuke us already...please i begging y'all.🙏
>>406870
>i can't with another 6 months of no internet bullshit
About that, just how much traffic is blocked? Is I2P viable? Its slow as balls, but not restricted by most countries as far as I'm aware.
>i can't with another 6 months of no internet bullshit
About that, just how much traffic is blocked? Is I2P viable? Its slow as balls, but not restricted by most countries as far as I'm aware.
>>406872
> just how much traffic is blocked?
right now or during war?
well right now most foreign apps youtube x tiktock etc etc
but most non-filtered sites are open.
during war they will literally cut everything, none of the vpns would work sometimes not even the paid ones (that irgc sells)
only available sites would be domestic ones which are garbage and filled with pro-government assholes.
>pro-government assholes.
you guys don't know what that means, we were constantly being attacked ,harassed and threatened by them, they have been proudly sending pics of protester corpse/gores at us (even children), it was one of the worst experiences i ever had. they are so retarded and immoral.
> just how much traffic is blocked?
right now or during war?
well right now most foreign apps youtube x tiktock etc etc
but most non-filtered sites are open.
during war they will literally cut everything, none of the vpns would work sometimes not even the paid ones (that irgc sells)
only available sites would be domestic ones which are garbage and filled with pro-government assholes.
>pro-government assholes.
you guys don't know what that means, we were constantly being attacked ,harassed and threatened by them, they have been proudly sending pics of protester corpse/gores at us (even children), it was one of the worst experiences i ever had. they are so retarded and immoral.
>>406873
>but most non-filtered sites are open
But you were unable to access mlpol, right? Its a pretty niche website. If you're able to get I2P working on your machine, you should be able to survive the next blackout. I'll take a look into making an I2P ponerchan if one doesn't already exist. It'd be nice to have horsefucker redundancy.
>you guys don't know what that means
We're beginning to get a taste of it. The British government want to allow 16 year olds the right to vote whilst simultaneously restricting their access to social media (via digital ID that everyone needs to sign up too) and promoting government propaganda over legit content creators.
>they have been proudly sending pics of protester corpse/gores at us (even children)
But not that bad, Christ almighty...
>but most non-filtered sites are open
But you were unable to access mlpol, right? Its a pretty niche website. If you're able to get I2P working on your machine, you should be able to survive the next blackout. I'll take a look into making an I2P ponerchan if one doesn't already exist. It'd be nice to have horsefucker redundancy.
>you guys don't know what that means
We're beginning to get a taste of it. The British government want to allow 16 year olds the right to vote whilst simultaneously restricting their access to social media (via digital ID that everyone needs to sign up too) and promoting government propaganda over legit content creators.
>they have been proudly sending pics of protester corpse/gores at us (even children)
But not that bad, Christ almighty...
>>406874
>But you were unable to access mlpol, right?
yeah because they were slowly opening the loose so cloudflare wasn't open yet.
>I2P
that would not work either, here is a bit more professional explanation:
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In a typical democratic country, an Internet Service Provider (ISP) might have dozens of different physical cables connecting them to various global data centers. To cut the internet, the government would have to coordinate with dozens of private companies.
Iran is different. The government has funneled almost all international internet traffic through a small number of **state-controlled gateways** (managed by the Telecommunication Company of Iran - TCI).
Think of it like a city where every single road—no matter where it starts—must pass through one single toll booth to leave town. If the government wants to stop everyone from leaving, they don’t have to block every driveway; they just lock the toll booth.
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also dude i really grateful toward you <3, you're a nice person but i don't think anyone can do anything about it.
>I'll take a look into making an I2P ponerchan
i'll be honored to be a part of it.
> allow 16 year olds the right to vote
that's retarded
>restricting their access to social media
that's even more retarded
>But not that bad, Christ almighty...
yeah i don't fucking understand how someone can be this cruel toward his own people.
i swear we don't have that kinda history even with our enemies.
that's some extra level of being brainwashed
>But you were unable to access mlpol, right?
yeah because they were slowly opening the loose so cloudflare wasn't open yet.
>I2P
that would not work either, here is a bit more professional explanation:
--
In a typical democratic country, an Internet Service Provider (ISP) might have dozens of different physical cables connecting them to various global data centers. To cut the internet, the government would have to coordinate with dozens of private companies.
Iran is different. The government has funneled almost all international internet traffic through a small number of **state-controlled gateways** (managed by the Telecommunication Company of Iran - TCI).
Think of it like a city where every single road—no matter where it starts—must pass through one single toll booth to leave town. If the government wants to stop everyone from leaving, they don’t have to block every driveway; they just lock the toll booth.
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also dude i really grateful toward you <3, you're a nice person but i don't think anyone can do anything about it.
>I'll take a look into making an I2P ponerchan
i'll be honored to be a part of it.
> allow 16 year olds the right to vote
that's retarded
>restricting their access to social media
that's even more retarded
>But not that bad, Christ almighty...
yeah i don't fucking understand how someone can be this cruel toward his own people.
i swear we don't have that kinda history even with our enemies.
that's some extra level of being brainwashed
>>406875
>closing toll booth
Might be worth testing it regardless. Worst case it you go without ponies for a while.
>i'll be honored to be a part of it.
Everyone should have access to ponies.
>yeah i don't fucking understand how someone can be this cruel toward his own people
When all you see are numbers on a spreadsheet, its very easy to remove yourself from any kind of emotional attachment. This is why every government on the planet is capable of crimes against humanity, the ones giving the orders are removed from the consequences of their actions.
>closing toll booth
Might be worth testing it regardless. Worst case it you go without ponies for a while.
>i'll be honored to be a part of it.
Everyone should have access to ponies.
>yeah i don't fucking understand how someone can be this cruel toward his own people
When all you see are numbers on a spreadsheet, its very easy to remove yourself from any kind of emotional attachment. This is why every government on the planet is capable of crimes against humanity, the ones giving the orders are removed from the consequences of their actions.
>>406876
>Worst case it you go without ponies for a while.
yeah i keep it in mind ,pony corn and youtube, it's really hard to get off addictions.
>the ones giving the orders are removed from the consequences of their actions
and they never will , they mostly ranway from the country if shit hit the fan.
but dogs are there blame too, they sold their soul for money against their own blood, they shouldn't be left alone
also khamenei's death was really unsatisfying, motherfucker died the most painless way possible. may there is a hell.
>pic
Also...for some reason i had this pic for a while to use for reference..so idk..have it. def ai generated but i love subtle keep calm and flutter on wordplay.
>Worst case it you go without ponies for a while.
yeah i keep it in mind ,pony corn and youtube, it's really hard to get off addictions.
>the ones giving the orders are removed from the consequences of their actions
and they never will , they mostly ranway from the country if shit hit the fan.
but dogs are there blame too, they sold their soul for money against their own blood, they shouldn't be left alone
also khamenei's death was really unsatisfying, motherfucker died the most painless way possible. may there is a hell.
>pic
Also...for some reason i had this pic for a while to use for reference..so idk..have it. def ai generated but i love subtle keep calm and flutter on wordplay.
also guys...i am not sure what will happen so i think this is a good place to say goodbye.
last time it happened so suddenly that i didn't had a chance to say it.
so yeah
i think one of the best decisions i made was joining this site and becoming friendly to people here.
you guys are the best people that i had the honor to met on the internet and you were very nice to me.
i really appreciate every single one of you, any good any bad from me i apologize for some of my behaviors.
i really love all of you , thank you for accepting me as your guest. <3
sorry had to repost it.
last time it happened so suddenly that i didn't had a chance to say it.
so yeah
i think one of the best decisions i made was joining this site and becoming friendly to people here.
you guys are the best people that i had the honor to met on the internet and you were very nice to me.
i really appreciate every single one of you, any good any bad from me i apologize for some of my behaviors.
i really love all of you , thank you for accepting me as your guest. <3
sorry had to repost it.
>>406877
I'll get a start on a poner I2P imageboard tonight as a contingency. Currently at work so in a few hours at least.
>Flutters
Yeah its AI but rather well prompted. Very cute.
>>406878
I imagine we'll still be here if your tyrannical government turns off the internet again, and we will all miss you like the last time.
Do you think things will kick off again?
I'll get a start on a poner I2P imageboard tonight as a contingency. Currently at work so in a few hours at least.
>Flutters
Yeah its AI but rather well prompted. Very cute.
>>406878
I imagine we'll still be here if your tyrannical government turns off the internet again, and we will all miss you like the last time.
Do you think things will kick off again?
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>>406879
<3
>we will all miss you like the last time.
it was very heartwarming, in discord or telegram no one really gave a shit expect few.
literally many days i was seeing mlpol in my dream
when i came back with a shitty vpn to say i am alive and i saw the cheers, it meant the whole world to me, i never been so happy and flabbergasted in my whole life.
especially (your) commnents, that's one of the reasons that i really really have a huge respect toward you personally, like a ton and i will keep that attitude.
like these racist nazi fascists that were the most nicest people i met.
i am a bit emotional so that's sound like a faggot rn
>Do you think things will kick off again?
God knows, at least i believe shit hoes lit after world cup ends.
you know when everytime i heard explosions it wasn't fear that i felt, it was spark hope, hope that things will finally change for better.
it might seen yeah my people are dying too but it's better than non-sop continuation of agonizing life.
at the end it would worth it.
if internet didn't cut off i wouldn't give a shit and i would just post news here.
to any non-iranian it might comes as stupid or traitorous but many people here want the war to continue so maybe US actuallly be able to pull up a King Cyrus and save us all.
>>406880
thanks dude <3
still being blaaank flaaag!! it will be a mystery.
<3
>we will all miss you like the last time.
it was very heartwarming, in discord or telegram no one really gave a shit expect few.
literally many days i was seeing mlpol in my dream
when i came back with a shitty vpn to say i am alive and i saw the cheers, it meant the whole world to me, i never been so happy and flabbergasted in my whole life.
especially (your) commnents, that's one of the reasons that i really really have a huge respect toward you personally, like a ton and i will keep that attitude.
like these racist nazi fascists that were the most nicest people i met.
i am a bit emotional so that's sound like a faggot rn
>Do you think things will kick off again?
God knows, at least i believe shit hoes lit after world cup ends.
you know when everytime i heard explosions it wasn't fear that i felt, it was spark hope, hope that things will finally change for better.
it might seen yeah my people are dying too but it's better than non-sop continuation of agonizing life.
at the end it would worth it.
if internet didn't cut off i wouldn't give a shit and i would just post news here.
to any non-iranian it might comes as stupid or traitorous but many people here want the war to continue so maybe US actuallly be able to pull up a King Cyrus and save us all.
>>406880
thanks dude <3
still being blaaank flaaag!! it will be a mystery.
>>406878
D’awww
We love you too, Iran Anon!
I hope it gets better… eventually…We’re kind of all along for the ride on this one
D’awww
We love you too, Iran Anon!
I hope it gets better… eventually…We’re kind of all along for the ride on this one
>>406882
thank you anon, to the rest of my beautiful American anons too
none of us really wanted this war and i hope both of our countries come to their senses and prioritize their own people first. and i hope friendship between us grow again.
God be with u and God be with us all
thank you anon, to the rest of my beautiful American anons too
none of us really wanted this war and i hope both of our countries come to their senses and prioritize their own people first. and i hope friendship between us grow again.
God be with u and God be with us all
>>406878
Hope all turns out for the best for you and your loved ones.
Love you too, and stay safe Irananon.
Hope all turns out for the best for you and your loved ones.
Love you too, and stay safe Irananon.
>>406881
>especially (your) commnents, that's one of the reasons that i really really have a huge respect toward you personally, like a ton and i will keep that attitude.
>like these racist nazi fascists that were the most nicest people i met.
Aww. You're getting all faggy on me Iranon? :p
Jests aside, you're a genuinely nice bloke and I'd be upset if I could never read another one of your ranty posts due to some dickhead in a position of authority, deciding his ego is more precious then the lives of the people he's supposed to be looking after.
http://poner.i2p is up, I'll work on an imageboard over the next coming weeks. In the meantime I would suggest getting I2P set up on your end so in case shit does hit the fan, you've already got your ducks in a row.
>especially (your) commnents, that's one of the reasons that i really really have a huge respect toward you personally, like a ton and i will keep that attitude.
>like these racist nazi fascists that were the most nicest people i met.
Aww. You're getting all faggy on me Iranon? :p
Jests aside, you're a genuinely nice bloke and I'd be upset if I could never read another one of your ranty posts due to some dickhead in a position of authority, deciding his ego is more precious then the lives of the people he's supposed to be looking after.
http://poner.i2p is up, I'll work on an imageboard over the next coming weeks. In the meantime I would suggest getting I2P set up on your end so in case shit does hit the fan, you've already got your ducks in a row.
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>>406888
>getting all faggy
even full homo idc maybe next week i can be identify as a dead man. so i say what is in my heart...and that was second gayest shit i said.
>I'd be upset if I could never read another one of your ranty posts
i appreciate it dude <3
i am not even sure if my posts come as funny or just a guy bitching and yelling at the clouds.
>i2p
of course every single sites related to it is filtered
i will check it later and thanks.
--
also related to war, US is just fully attacking bandar abas in south of iran.which is something that they were doing for months now, there is nothing but palm trees and sands there.
something tells me this is a bullshit fraud war again. market manipulation or something.
>getting all faggy
even full homo idc maybe next week i can be identify as a dead man. so i say what is in my heart...and that was second gayest shit i said.
>I'd be upset if I could never read another one of your ranty posts
i appreciate it dude <3
i am not even sure if my posts come as funny or just a guy bitching and yelling at the clouds.
>i2p
of course every single sites related to it is filtered
i will check it later and thanks.
--
also related to war, US is just fully attacking bandar abas in south of iran.which is something that they were doing for months now, there is nothing but palm trees and sands there.
something tells me this is a bullshit fraud war again. market manipulation or something.
>>406890
What operating system are you using? Can you access the archive websites like archive.today and such?
What operating system are you using? Can you access the archive websites like archive.today and such?
>>406891
whatever that my sandnigger ass ISP is providing to me
no archive sites are also inaccessable.
whatever that my sandnigger ass ISP is providing to me
no archive sites are also inaccessable.
>>406892
I'm gonna guess windows. I've included an offline installer of both i2p and librewolf along with instructions on setting your proxy settings.
https://u.pone.rs/nzkkpcsd.7z
I'm gonna guess windows. I've included an offline installer of both i2p and librewolf along with instructions on setting your proxy settings.
https://u.pone.rs/nzkkpcsd.7z
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seems like bombardment is over and apparently US has dementia only remembers 4 points in iran, for weeks it's only attacking those areas.
i guess this is going to be nothig burger for now.
i guess this is going to be nothig burger for now.
>>406896
>i guess this is going to be nothig burger for now.
Hope you are right and that it will finally end. It is just sad all around that this is happening.
>i guess this is going to be nothig burger for now.
Hope you are right and that it will finally end. It is just sad all around that this is happening.
>>406897
i just don't get why two countries that have 4 continent and 3 oceans between them are fighting.
and this is not fighting, it is two yandere yuri exes pulling each other's hair.
either compeletly finish eahcother off or just shake hands and never contact again.
i just don't get why two countries that have 4 continent and 3 oceans between them are fighting.
and this is not fighting, it is two yandere yuri exes pulling each other's hair.
either compeletly finish eahcother off or just shake hands and never contact again.
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this dumb ass nigger truml just said "islamic republic of JAPAN" shot missiles at abrahma lincolns carriers. konichiwa ayatollah senpai don't bomb us UwU
he also called zelensky, mr. putin.
i think i was right about the dementia part up there....
i feel like starlight fucked the timeline again, it makes no sense.
he also called zelensky, mr. putin.
i think i was right about the dementia part up there....
i feel like starlight fucked the timeline again, it makes no sense.
>>406878
I love you too, friend.
I don't know what to say.
Ig I could talk about how you impressed me in another thread recently when you apologized. I don't really know if you were wrong or need to apologize in the first place because I kinda wasn't paying attention. But being able to take a step back and admit that one went too far, I think, is really showing strength of character and is impressive. Regardless, if you really needed to or not.
But, like arguing why you are a likable good person is fine ofc, but I just want to send my actual emotions. So here's something silly:
I'll send you a warm, snug embrace. A long hug. Brush your hair with my hand. And be a shoulder to cry on in this situation.
I really don't want you to... I want you to live.
You are handling this better than I would. You are doing great. <3
I love you too, friend.
I don't know what to say.
Ig I could talk about how you impressed me in another thread recently when you apologized. I don't really know if you were wrong or need to apologize in the first place because I kinda wasn't paying attention. But being able to take a step back and admit that one went too far, I think, is really showing strength of character and is impressive. Regardless, if you really needed to or not.
But, like arguing why you are a likable good person is fine ofc, but I just want to send my actual emotions. So here's something silly:
I'll send you a warm, snug embrace. A long hug. Brush your hair with my hand. And be a shoulder to cry on in this situation.
I really don't want you to... I want you to live.
You are handling this better than I would. You are doing great. <3
>>406902
thanks dude you are one of the most kind hearted anons here, a very great individual.
i was mad and i was yelling at the clouds. and aiming it at wrong people.it was very disrespectful and ungrateful of me. people here didnt do anything wrong , they didn't meant any harm.
just because this is an ananymous site doesn't mean i should say whatever the fuck i want. i do realized when i make a fuck up and i own it.
i felt bad and i apologized for it even tho no one really cared tbh. i still like americans and their culture, their entertainment media (movies ,games ,etc) still made my childhood.
also really thank you for the kind words i dearly appreciate it.
i love you too, wish you achieve greatness in life. <3
thanks dude you are one of the most kind hearted anons here, a very great individual.
i was mad and i was yelling at the clouds. and aiming it at wrong people.it was very disrespectful and ungrateful of me. people here didnt do anything wrong , they didn't meant any harm.
just because this is an ananymous site doesn't mean i should say whatever the fuck i want. i do realized when i make a fuck up and i own it.
i felt bad and i apologized for it even tho no one really cared tbh. i still like americans and their culture, their entertainment media (movies ,games ,etc) still made my childhood.
also really thank you for the kind words i dearly appreciate it.
i love you too, wish you achieve greatness in life. <3
>>406921
it always was wholesome site about ponies and racism
>>406922
sadly i couldn't join, even with vpn gives me error
later i will try your i2p guide.
--
so apparently US attacked 90+ places in islamic republic of japan.
attacks were in wide range including many cities especially the capital tokyo.
still the war going but seemingly it's not really taken that seriously by neither sides.
>pic
as far as none of this hobbits and gandalfs in this pictures dying, it's not a regime change or a big deal
trumpet just said that iranians contacted him again for negotiations.
if they keep ruining shit in Thursday and keep the peace out on sunday, this is nothing but market manipulation. we will see.
it always was wholesome site about ponies and racism
>>406922
sadly i couldn't join, even with vpn gives me error
later i will try your i2p guide.
--
so apparently US attacked 90+ places in islamic republic of japan.
attacks were in wide range including many cities especially the capital tokyo.
still the war going but seemingly it's not really taken that seriously by neither sides.
>pic
as far as none of this hobbits and gandalfs in this pictures dying, it's not a regime change or a big deal
trumpet just said that iranians contacted him again for negotiations.
if they keep ruining shit in Thursday and keep the peace out on sunday, this is nothing but market manipulation. we will see.
>>406925
I2P is like a private, hidden layer on top of the regular internet. Imagine the normal internet is a bunch of public roads where cameras can see your car (your IP address) and where you're going. I2P is like driving around in a giant network of secret underground tunnels shared by thousands of other people. Your traffic gets mixed and bounced through many other users' computers, so it's very hard for anyone to tell who you are or what you're doing.
In order to connect to an i2p site (known as an eepsite) you need to have the i2p protocol installed, and you need to configure your browser appropriately. You won't be able to reach i2p sites with a regular browser.
I2P is like a private, hidden layer on top of the regular internet. Imagine the normal internet is a bunch of public roads where cameras can see your car (your IP address) and where you're going. I2P is like driving around in a giant network of secret underground tunnels shared by thousands of other people. Your traffic gets mixed and bounced through many other users' computers, so it's very hard for anyone to tell who you are or what you're doing.
In order to connect to an i2p site (known as an eepsite) you need to have the i2p protocol installed, and you need to configure your browser appropriately. You won't be able to reach i2p sites with a regular browser.
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>>406937
ooooohhhh like tunneling or using tor i think
thank u for the explanation
first thing i do after installing it, i'll join your site.
ooooohhhh like tunneling or using tor i think
thank u for the explanation
first thing i do after installing it, i'll join your site.
>>406938
>ooooohhhh like tunneling or using tor i think
Basically yeah. It uses a more complex routing pattern so its a little on the slow side, faster then dialup though.
>thank u for the explanation
Welcome!
>first thing i do after installing it, i'll join your site.
After you start the I2P application and configure the librewolf, wait around 5-10 minutes before trying to reach the eepsite as they tunnels will need to be established.
I'll probably make a thread on /cyb/ after I get the message board up and running.
>ooooohhhh like tunneling or using tor i think
Basically yeah. It uses a more complex routing pattern so its a little on the slow side, faster then dialup though.
>thank u for the explanation
Welcome!
>first thing i do after installing it, i'll join your site.
After you start the I2P application and configure the librewolf, wait around 5-10 minutes before trying to reach the eepsite as they tunnels will need to be established.
I'll probably make a thread on /cyb/ after I get the message board up and running.
>>406939
well it did worked well as a proxy and i found some forums even farsi ones, hey i live in USA now, so i should pay taxes so they can bomb my country better :p
but it still didn't opened your site , are you sure there is no typo?
either way i am really thankful for putting time for me, here is some flowers for a flower (you) <3
well it did worked well as a proxy and i found some forums even farsi ones, hey i live in USA now, so i should pay taxes so they can bomb my country better :p
but it still didn't opened your site , are you sure there is no typo?
either way i am really thankful for putting time for me, here is some flowers for a flower (you) <3
>>406944
You don't have that domain in the address book yet.
Using http://reg.i2p/ you can add entries. Search for "poner" and use the link underneath "AH" (addressbook helper) to add the new entry. The b32 address can always be resolved, so here's [reg.i2p]:
http://shx5vqsw7usdaunyzr2qmes2fq37oumybpudrd4jjj4e4vk4uusa.b32.i2p/
And this is [poner.i2p]:
http://ponercoxj2upkycf5hqzlqtc5lcrtnkeumezmjywa63j32kv6xpq.b32.i2p/
You don't have that domain in the address book yet.
Using http://reg.i2p/ you can add entries. Search for "poner" and use the link underneath "AH" (addressbook helper) to add the new entry. The b32 address can always be resolved, so here's [reg.i2p]:
http://shx5vqsw7usdaunyzr2qmes2fq37oumybpudrd4jjj4e4vk4uusa.b32.i2p/
And this is [poner.i2p]:
http://ponercoxj2upkycf5hqzlqtc5lcrtnkeumezmjywa63j32kv6xpq.b32.i2p/
>>406944
Sorry, I should have added clearer instructions. Thankfully, noflag has filled that void. Eepsite is coming along well, still need to lock some things down.
Sorry, I should have added clearer instructions. Thankfully, noflag has filled that void. Eepsite is coming along well, still need to lock some things down.
>>406948
nah nah i'm a bit slow, you did well lad , i appreciate it <3
it would be an honor for me to join :)
nah nah i'm a bit slow, you did well lad , i appreciate it <3
it would be an honor for me to join :)
don't make me fucking cry goddamn it...thank you.
>>406951
Don't be a fag. I need you to draw a mascot. I've decided the project is called A Small Imageboard, and Asi is a common name depending on the culture.
Don't be a fag. I need you to draw a mascot. I've decided the project is called A Small Imageboard, and Asi is a common name depending on the culture.
>>406955
I'll be come up with some few concept arts. no problem
any favouritism toward any color or clothing?
I'll be come up with some few concept arts. no problem
any favouritism toward any color or clothing?
>>406956
Whatever colour scheme you think is best for a messageboard mascot that was created by a drunken taff that forgot to eat due to coding.
Whatever colour scheme you think is best for a messageboard mascot that was created by a drunken taff that forgot to eat due to coding.
>>406959
a magical healer maybe? also i need to create a illustrated icon as well , something simple to draw.
maybe error massages as well with ponies too.
--
well i be drawing as many as possible until you like one of them. but tomorrow cause it's late here
i promise anon i won't disappoint u, stay safe and take care
a magical healer maybe? also i need to create a illustrated icon as well , something simple to draw.
maybe error massages as well with ponies too.
--
well i be drawing as many as possible until you like one of them. but tomorrow cause it's late here
i promise anon i won't disappoint u, stay safe and take care
>>406960
No rush mate, I'm not going to be compos mentis tomorrow. Maiden are playing so I'm going to make a day of it, as a final farewell to alcohol.
No rush mate, I'm not going to be compos mentis tomorrow. Maiden are playing so I'm going to make a day of it, as a final farewell to alcohol.
>>406961
ooohh have fun dude, I'll update you tommorow.
i think it's a band, for a sec i got this elden ring maiden in my brain
ooohh have fun dude, I'll update you tommorow.
i think it's a band, for a sec i got this elden ring maiden in my brain
...also where are the americans like is this their sabbath day or something? lately it was very uncrowded.
>406962
>i think it's a band, for a sec i got this elden ring maiden in my brain
https://youtu.be/Xg9aQvjMS60?t=37
>>406963
Probably getting laid.
>i think it's a band, for a sec i got this elden ring maiden in my brain
https://youtu.be/Xg9aQvjMS60?t=37
>>406963
Probably getting laid.
>>406964
a fellow metal head? nice
yeah i like it. but raises me a question, the band is old...and how old are u dude? sorry for getting personal ;-;
>getting laid
you almost got me almost.
a fellow metal head? nice
yeah i like it. but raises me a question, the band is old...and how old are u dude? sorry for getting personal ;-;
>getting laid
you almost got me almost.
>>406966
hide what?
okay gee, didn't want to offend you. damn it , what i am saying is that I'm Gen Z, i felt like a kid for not knowing the band.
hide what?
okay gee, didn't want to offend you. damn it , what i am saying is that I'm Gen Z, i felt like a kid for not knowing the band.
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no answers?
calling me a coward for what? where tf did that came from?
for talking friendly?
well this is not a gansta shit hood cold hearted niggaz showing their dick size to prove who's more dominant. we were talking.
and if you think talking respectfully and in a kind manner is gay shit you're a fucking moron.
calling me a coward for what? where tf did that came from?
for talking friendly?
well this is not a gansta shit hood cold hearted niggaz showing their dick size to prove who's more dominant. we were talking.
and if you think talking respectfully and in a kind manner is gay shit you're a fucking moron.
>>406966
Sorry I was sleeping
>>406964
Modern western cultural values
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7UZeHvMYZA
>>406955
So a divine power poner?
Sorry I was sleeping
>>406964
Modern western cultural values
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7UZeHvMYZA
>>406955
So a divine power poner?
>>406971
>Old enough to know my body is dying, young enough to ignore it.
so gen X or millennial then.
>Ha! I was talking about the blankflag, not you Iranon.
that confused the fuck out of me last night, i thought i failed a major speech check in fallout.
>>406973
bro no one will make fun of you for being polish....
>Old enough to know my body is dying, young enough to ignore it.
so gen X or millennial then.
>Ha! I was talking about the blankflag, not you Iranon.
that confused the fuck out of me last night, i thought i failed a major speech check in fallout.
>>406973
bro no one will make fun of you for being polish....
>>406975
<3
so far this is first thing i come up with
i call nightroot. a mystical majestic healer unicorn.
<3
so far this is first thing i come up with
i call nightroot. a mystical majestic healer unicorn.
>>406977
i was going with warcraft theme kinda pony
> neverwinter nights
looks like a cool game
--
i thought something about the last one was off
so have one without the rope and over the top lighting and shadow
i was going with warcraft theme kinda pony
> neverwinter nights
looks like a cool game
--
i thought something about the last one was off
so have one without the rope and over the top lighting and shadow
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Latest news on the conflict between Islamic Republic of Japan And the United States of Israel.
US official: No deal with Tehran without handing over "nuclear dust"
UN special report: Pro-Iranian Americans and Islamic Republic repression are trapped
IRGC-affiliated media outlet denies news of future Islamic Republic-US week
Axios: White House preparing for weeks of conflict with Iran over Strait of Hormuz
Reuters: Tehran thinks it will fight for a few days and then retreat
IRGC commander-in-chief: The revenge of the martyrs of the last war will remain legitimate and unforgettable
We are talking, but the ceasefire has ended
Israeli newspaper Ma'ariv reported that the Israeli army has completed operational plans for an air strike deep into Iranian territory.
In response to a request from the United States, the Israeli government has ordered its army to carry out a sensitive military operation in southern Lebanon.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic: We will not allow inspections of nuclear facilities damaged in the war
Trump: If I am killed, the Islamic Republic will be bombed on a level it has never seen
US official: No deal with Tehran without handing over "nuclear dust"
UN special report: Pro-Iranian Americans and Islamic Republic repression are trapped
IRGC-affiliated media outlet denies news of future Islamic Republic-US week
Axios: White House preparing for weeks of conflict with Iran over Strait of Hormuz
Reuters: Tehran thinks it will fight for a few days and then retreat
IRGC commander-in-chief: The revenge of the martyrs of the last war will remain legitimate and unforgettable
We are talking, but the ceasefire has ended
Israeli newspaper Ma'ariv reported that the Israeli army has completed operational plans for an air strike deep into Iranian territory.
In response to a request from the United States, the Israeli government has ordered its army to carry out a sensitive military operation in southern Lebanon.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic: We will not allow inspections of nuclear facilities damaged in the war
Trump: If I am killed, the Islamic Republic will be bombed on a level it has never seen
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>>407015
did u know there are few polish descendants in north of iran?
during persecutions of polish people by russians they shipped some of them here.
the local people there quickly dressed the prisoners who were there, especially the children and women, in local clothes and adopted them.
That's why you see people with beautiful colored eyes in the north.
did u know there are few polish descendants in north of iran?
during persecutions of polish people by russians they shipped some of them here.
the local people there quickly dressed the prisoners who were there, especially the children and women, in local clothes and adopted them.
That's why you see people with beautiful colored eyes in the north.
Well, it's like America has set a timer for the beginning of a naval blockade.
And an attack on one of Iran's nuclear facilities called "Klang??" in the mountains near Isfahan.
4 hours left
The parliament of the Islamic Empire of Japan reopened today and its representatives are talking about revenge and death for America and that there should be no compromise and that the atomic bomb should be built, etc.
And an attack on one of Iran's nuclear facilities called "Klang??" in the mountains near Isfahan.
4 hours left
The parliament of the Islamic Empire of Japan reopened today and its representatives are talking about revenge and death for America and that there should be no compromise and that the atomic bomb should be built, etc.
Day 136 of the war
The United States targeted Iranian national army bases for the first time, which is unprecedented for both Israel and the United States.
During this attack by the American terrorist army, 7 of the 388th Iranshahr Brigade's support and duty personnel were martyred, and a number of personnel were injured and are undergoing treatment.
After global opposition, Trump withdrew from collecting 20% Strait of Hormuz tolls
Trump: Next week will be the turn of bridges; we will disable all Iranian power plants
Missiles and weapons do not work with electrical outlets
The possibility of war between Iran and Arab countries and a ground war continues to increase
America's barbaric and animal behavior only leads the war to a worse outcome.
sources: are iranian national tv and iran international
The United States targeted Iranian national army bases for the first time, which is unprecedented for both Israel and the United States.
During this attack by the American terrorist army, 7 of the 388th Iranshahr Brigade's support and duty personnel were martyred, and a number of personnel were injured and are undergoing treatment.
After global opposition, Trump withdrew from collecting 20% Strait of Hormuz tolls
Trump: Next week will be the turn of bridges; we will disable all Iranian power plants
Missiles and weapons do not work with electrical outlets
The possibility of war between Iran and Arab countries and a ground war continues to increase
America's barbaric and animal behavior only leads the war to a worse outcome.
sources: are iranian national tv and iran international
>>407058
>The possibility of war between Iran and Arab countries and a ground war continues to increase
Nah, the neighboring arabs have no hardware neither soldiers to stage any credible threat to the almighty Persian Army.
Also the possibility of a ground assault is far far far remote because of the difficulties.
Let us see.
1) Landing on that big island by the straight is likely by air-lifting means. The problem is resupply and support are very limited or impossible to deploy as any ship approaching the shore would be sunk and the marines would be under constant drone and missile attack resulting in a tactical catastrophe for America.
2) Ground assault from Azerbaijan: It is doomed to fail, the country is small and offers little room to assemble the million soldier army needed, also that small surface means that Americans would be under constant attack by drones.
3) Ground attack from Turkey: highly unlikely. Erdogan is a rat but not stupid. He doesn't want to ruin his chances of resurging on top and be regional power when the dust up ends. Iran is a very dangerous enemy able to inflict massive damage to Turkey.
4) Ground attack from Irak: It might work in theory because of the country's size, but, flat desserts offer no refuge to an army and the exposure to Iranian attacks in the geography is a really big problem.
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On the American domestic side. Calling to arms 1 or 2 million of sons and daughters of racial aliens now with American citizenship might not be a bad idea. Culling the unwanted herd might be the way to go.
>The possibility of war between Iran and Arab countries and a ground war continues to increase
Nah, the neighboring arabs have no hardware neither soldiers to stage any credible threat to the almighty Persian Army.
Also the possibility of a ground assault is far far far remote because of the difficulties.
Let us see.
1) Landing on that big island by the straight is likely by air-lifting means. The problem is resupply and support are very limited or impossible to deploy as any ship approaching the shore would be sunk and the marines would be under constant drone and missile attack resulting in a tactical catastrophe for America.
2) Ground assault from Azerbaijan: It is doomed to fail, the country is small and offers little room to assemble the million soldier army needed, also that small surface means that Americans would be under constant attack by drones.
3) Ground attack from Turkey: highly unlikely. Erdogan is a rat but not stupid. He doesn't want to ruin his chances of resurging on top and be regional power when the dust up ends. Iran is a very dangerous enemy able to inflict massive damage to Turkey.
4) Ground attack from Irak: It might work in theory because of the country's size, but, flat desserts offer no refuge to an army and the exposure to Iranian attacks in the geography is a really big problem.
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On the American domestic side. Calling to arms 1 or 2 million of sons and daughters of racial aliens now with American citizenship might not be a bad idea. Culling the unwanted herd might be the way to go.
>>407081
<3
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There is this war mongering about a full ground attack
So i have to explain this for every lil timmy out there why is this a completely retarded idea.
Iran's size. Iran covers about 1.65 million km² (636,000 sq mi), making it roughly four times larger than Iraq. Controlling such a large territory would require enormous manpower and resources.
Mountainous terrain. Much of western and northern Iran is dominated by the Zagros and Alborz mountain ranges. Mountains favor defenders by restricting movement, creating natural choke points, and making supply lines harder to protect.
Large population. With around 90 million people, Iran is much more populous than Iraq was in 2003. Even if major cities were captured, occupying and governing the country would likely be a prolonged challenge.
Strong defensive preparations. Iran has spent decades preparing for the possibility of foreign attack. Its military doctrine emphasizes asymmetric warfare, dispersed missile forces, underground facilities, drones, and decentralized command structures that are difficult to eliminate quickly.
Logistics. Any invading force would have to maintain long supply lines for fuel, ammunition, food, spare parts, and medical support. Those supply lines would themselves become targets. Historically, logistics often determine whether a campaign succeeds.
Risk of prolonged insurgency. Even if conventional battles were won, an occupation could face years of guerrilla warfare. Experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan have led many analysts to conclude that defeating an organized military does not necessarily translate into achieving political objectives.
Regional escalation. A ground invasion could broaden the conflict by involving attacks on military bases, shipping, or regional partners, increasing economic and geopolitical costs.
Economic consequences. Fighting near the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz could disrupt a major global energy transit route, potentially affecting oil prices and international trade.
<3
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There is this war mongering about a full ground attack
So i have to explain this for every lil timmy out there why is this a completely retarded idea.
Iran's size. Iran covers about 1.65 million km² (636,000 sq mi), making it roughly four times larger than Iraq. Controlling such a large territory would require enormous manpower and resources.
Mountainous terrain. Much of western and northern Iran is dominated by the Zagros and Alborz mountain ranges. Mountains favor defenders by restricting movement, creating natural choke points, and making supply lines harder to protect.
Large population. With around 90 million people, Iran is much more populous than Iraq was in 2003. Even if major cities were captured, occupying and governing the country would likely be a prolonged challenge.
Strong defensive preparations. Iran has spent decades preparing for the possibility of foreign attack. Its military doctrine emphasizes asymmetric warfare, dispersed missile forces, underground facilities, drones, and decentralized command structures that are difficult to eliminate quickly.
Logistics. Any invading force would have to maintain long supply lines for fuel, ammunition, food, spare parts, and medical support. Those supply lines would themselves become targets. Historically, logistics often determine whether a campaign succeeds.
Risk of prolonged insurgency. Even if conventional battles were won, an occupation could face years of guerrilla warfare. Experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan have led many analysts to conclude that defeating an organized military does not necessarily translate into achieving political objectives.
Regional escalation. A ground invasion could broaden the conflict by involving attacks on military bases, shipping, or regional partners, increasing economic and geopolitical costs.
Economic consequences. Fighting near the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz could disrupt a major global energy transit route, potentially affecting oil prices and international trade.
>>407081
> almighty Persian Army
I a bit...c.rin/ge at that but
Also don't forget this is a war on islamic lunatics.
Battlefield 3 may portray the war with Iran as very based and amazingly action packed, but the truth is:
We are dealing with people who have no sense of humanity.
Those who consider death to be martyrdom in the way of God.
Those who strapped bombs to children in the Iraq war to destroy enemy tanks.
Those who, in no way, do I think show an ounce of mercy towards the enemy, and I don't think they would release a prisoner without torture or rape.
Those who show no mercy to their own people.
And Iran can employ up to two million people, so no matter how much American troops it deploys, it will still fall short. I believe the US can deploy a maximum of 300,000 troops.
> almighty Persian Army
I a bit...c.rin/ge at that but
Also don't forget this is a war on islamic lunatics.
Battlefield 3 may portray the war with Iran as very based and amazingly action packed, but the truth is:
We are dealing with people who have no sense of humanity.
Those who consider death to be martyrdom in the way of God.
Those who strapped bombs to children in the Iraq war to destroy enemy tanks.
Those who, in no way, do I think show an ounce of mercy towards the enemy, and I don't think they would release a prisoner without torture or rape.
Those who show no mercy to their own people.
And Iran can employ up to two million people, so no matter how much American troops it deploys, it will still fall short. I believe the US can deploy a maximum of 300,000 troops.
And also why US attacking iran's energy sites and Infrastructure a bad idea?
other than it is a war crime which i don't think america has a problem to commit one.
If we are being realistic, the Iranian government loves to see its people miserable. First of all, the lack of electricity and water does not target the regime in any way and has no effect whatsoever on Iran's missile launches. It only makes the people more dependent on the government and the control of thoughts becomes stronger.
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Global energy prices could spike. Iran is a major oil producer and sits on the Strait of Hormuz, through which a significant share of the world's seaborne oil and LNG passes. Damage to Iranian energy infrastructure or retaliation affecting Gulf shipping could reduce supplies and increase oil and gas prices worldwide, affecting inflation and economic growth.
It could trigger broader retaliation. Iran has repeatedly indicated it would respond asymmetrically. Retaliation could include missile or drone attacks on oil facilities in neighboring Gulf states, attacks on shipping, cyberattacks, or strikes on U.S. bases and partners in the region, potentially widening the conflict.
Civilian consequences could be severe. Energy infrastructure often supports essential civilian services. Electricity powers hospitals, water treatment plants, communications, and food distribution. Long-term outages can create humanitarian crises even if military facilities are not directly targeted. International humanitarian law requires distinction and proportionality in attacks, and civilian infrastructure receives significant legal protection unless it has become a lawful military objective.
The political objective may not be achieved. Damaging infrastructure can impose economic costs, but history shows that states under external attack do not necessarily change core national security policies. Instead, attacks can strengthen domestic support for a government's resistance or encourage further escalation. This is a recurring observation in studies of coercive air campaigns.
Long-term regional instability. Even if military operations succeeded tactically, rebuilding energy infrastructure can take years. Extended disruptions could affect neighboring economies, investment, and regional energy markets long after fighting ends.
Cyber escalation. Modern conflicts increasingly involve cyber operations against critical infrastructure. An attack on energy facilities could increase the risk of retaliatory cyberattacks targeting energy, transportation, or other critical infrastructure elsewhere
other than it is a war crime which i don't think america has a problem to commit one.
If we are being realistic, the Iranian government loves to see its people miserable. First of all, the lack of electricity and water does not target the regime in any way and has no effect whatsoever on Iran's missile launches. It only makes the people more dependent on the government and the control of thoughts becomes stronger.
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Global energy prices could spike. Iran is a major oil producer and sits on the Strait of Hormuz, through which a significant share of the world's seaborne oil and LNG passes. Damage to Iranian energy infrastructure or retaliation affecting Gulf shipping could reduce supplies and increase oil and gas prices worldwide, affecting inflation and economic growth.
It could trigger broader retaliation. Iran has repeatedly indicated it would respond asymmetrically. Retaliation could include missile or drone attacks on oil facilities in neighboring Gulf states, attacks on shipping, cyberattacks, or strikes on U.S. bases and partners in the region, potentially widening the conflict.
Civilian consequences could be severe. Energy infrastructure often supports essential civilian services. Electricity powers hospitals, water treatment plants, communications, and food distribution. Long-term outages can create humanitarian crises even if military facilities are not directly targeted. International humanitarian law requires distinction and proportionality in attacks, and civilian infrastructure receives significant legal protection unless it has become a lawful military objective.
The political objective may not be achieved. Damaging infrastructure can impose economic costs, but history shows that states under external attack do not necessarily change core national security policies. Instead, attacks can strengthen domestic support for a government's resistance or encourage further escalation. This is a recurring observation in studies of coercive air campaigns.
Long-term regional instability. Even if military operations succeeded tactically, rebuilding energy infrastructure can take years. Extended disruptions could affect neighboring economies, investment, and regional energy markets long after fighting ends.
Cyber escalation. Modern conflicts increasingly involve cyber operations against critical infrastructure. An attack on energy facilities could increase the risk of retaliatory cyberattacks targeting energy, transportation, or other critical infrastructure elsewhere
US actions makes me feel like khamenei was the good guy and that's how delusional trump is making me.
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did the asmongold become totally a goy shill?
>first vid
saying we should pull up a chengis khan on iran, you know what those words carries?
chengis killed near 15 million iranians, death of many innocent and raping women and children.
so is that Americans think? just because your ego hurt u couldn't easily pull up a regime change, so you should go massacre everyone there?
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>the iranian government and the iranian people represent an existential threat to the entire world and most importantly western civilization.
the iranian people... and the whole western civilization
>why the hate israel? , one of the big reasons why is because israel is supported by america
>they want to kill european leaders
i don't think i heard more retarded take on this situation
that's why military expert usually talk about war related news not braindead streamers such as asmon and hassan
>second vid
i never seen someone be this dehumanized against hearing of children dying in a war.
"if we do it, its collateral, but if they do it they are bad" despite iran hasn't killed any israeli or american children yet.
"eah those kids shouldnt have been funding terror groups and antagonizing a world super power like america"
>first vid
saying we should pull up a chengis khan on iran, you know what those words carries?
chengis killed near 15 million iranians, death of many innocent and raping women and children.
so is that Americans think? just because your ego hurt u couldn't easily pull up a regime change, so you should go massacre everyone there?
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>the iranian government and the iranian people represent an existential threat to the entire world and most importantly western civilization.
the iranian people... and the whole western civilization
>why the hate israel? , one of the big reasons why is because israel is supported by america
>they want to kill european leaders
i don't think i heard more retarded take on this situation
that's why military expert usually talk about war related news not braindead streamers such as asmon and hassan
>second vid
i never seen someone be this dehumanized against hearing of children dying in a war.
"if we do it, its collateral, but if they do it they are bad" despite iran hasn't killed any israeli or american children yet.
"eah those kids shouldnt have been funding terror groups and antagonizing a world super power like america"
>>407109
>Did [Unkempt liberal Twitch streamer who gives his commentary on political clickbait Twitter posts] become [retarded]?
No, they don't ever become retarded. They were born retarded.
>Did [Unkempt liberal Twitch streamer who gives his commentary on political clickbait Twitter posts] become [retarded]?
No, they don't ever become retarded. They were born retarded.
>>407118
>liberal
i don't think so, i never seen a warmongering lib like ever
the problem is that these people have huge influence on younglings, feed the bullshit government agenda every day to how to think.
and this madar jendeh was against israel during epstein files and he is fully pro-israel now?
bipolar crack head.
>liberal
i don't think so, i never seen a warmongering lib like ever
the problem is that these people have huge influence on younglings, feed the bullshit government agenda every day to how to think.
and this madar jendeh was against israel during epstein files and he is fully pro-israel now?
bipolar crack head.
>>407120
>i never seen a warmongering lib like ever
Just about every Liberal advocates for mass immigration of browns in to White countries. They cultivate and celebrate the invasion. That's war, and they're mongering it like they mongle cocks.
>this madar jendeh was against israel during epstein files and he is fully pro-israel now?
That's pretty much every Twitch commentary streamer. They have no values of their own. They don't need them, because all they need in order to get payed is an audience viewing ads. To achieve the biggest audience, the commentators can make sure the side of the debate they espouse is the majority held by their viewerbase. A television news anchor, regardless of how he feels about a breaking event, will only get payed if he reads what is written on the teleprompter. The streamers have their own sort of teleprompter in the form of a collection of Twitter posts from other popular commentators and reporters. If the collective teleprompter is biased toward one side, so will the commentators, and their commentary then contributes to that bias. An echo-chamber. Agreeing with this majority is all that streamers like Hasan and Asmon need to do. The rare times they go off of this collective script and divulge a bit about their own personal views, it usually culminates in them developing a public reputation as someone who wants to either fuck dogs, or electrocute dogs.
They were naming Jews during the Epstein saga because that's what most people were doing. They're pro-Isreal now because anti-Israel sentiment has been deemed illegal so all that is visible is pro-Isreal sentiment, giving the impression that it's the most popular side. It's tiresome and we can laugh at how epic fail these streamers are, but you're right about how influential these retards are to young people. Even if these kids don't scroll Twitter or watch YouTube, they're still downstream of those platforms because that's where their favorite commentators get all of their information. Minuscule alterations to the algorithms and rules on these platforms can have a huge snowball effect on the public consensus of any given issue by making one side of the debate appear to be the dominant (or only) one.
>i never seen a warmongering lib like ever
Just about every Liberal advocates for mass immigration of browns in to White countries. They cultivate and celebrate the invasion. That's war, and they're mongering it like they mongle cocks.
>this madar jendeh was against israel during epstein files and he is fully pro-israel now?
That's pretty much every Twitch commentary streamer. They have no values of their own. They don't need them, because all they need in order to get payed is an audience viewing ads. To achieve the biggest audience, the commentators can make sure the side of the debate they espouse is the majority held by their viewerbase. A television news anchor, regardless of how he feels about a breaking event, will only get payed if he reads what is written on the teleprompter. The streamers have their own sort of teleprompter in the form of a collection of Twitter posts from other popular commentators and reporters. If the collective teleprompter is biased toward one side, so will the commentators, and their commentary then contributes to that bias. An echo-chamber. Agreeing with this majority is all that streamers like Hasan and Asmon need to do. The rare times they go off of this collective script and divulge a bit about their own personal views, it usually culminates in them developing a public reputation as someone who wants to either fuck dogs, or electrocute dogs.
They were naming Jews during the Epstein saga because that's what most people were doing. They're pro-Isreal now because anti-Israel sentiment has been deemed illegal so all that is visible is pro-Isreal sentiment, giving the impression that it's the most popular side. It's tiresome and we can laugh at how epic fail these streamers are, but you're right about how influential these retards are to young people. Even if these kids don't scroll Twitter or watch YouTube, they're still downstream of those platforms because that's where their favorite commentators get all of their information. Minuscule alterations to the algorithms and rules on these platforms can have a huge snowball effect on the public consensus of any given issue by making one side of the debate appear to be the dominant (or only) one.
>>407126
pretty much all they do is to create a circlejerk for the audience they attract, so whatever you search "iran is losing'' or no "USA is losing" you find what you want to hear through anger and rage inducing and hate watch.
hassan does have an agenda, so his uncle, the young turks, a pro-immigrant eastern value defending center.
asmon all of the sudden got into politics when he realized it gives him so much views. he couldn't get into left leaning crowd, cause there are more popular ones out there such as destiny and hassan and etc.
and also he says he is centrist, but centrist my ass, he clearly is a trump and maga dick rider.
it started since pro-palestine and pro-israel crowd start to shine, like it's a fucking football team.
this is exactly like CNN vs FOX , both of them are full of shit, and manipulate people in whatever party they represent.
US politics is just ragebait at this point.
like there is absolutely no balance in how they act.
but overall i have a strong feeling asmongold can be a glownnigger cause i never seen anyone agrees with whatever the current government does and be a fan of it. and he has a huge influence on kids so i would suggest it's a good strategy.
>>407142
i made a thread there...even tho got duplicated.
pretty much all they do is to create a circlejerk for the audience they attract, so whatever you search "iran is losing'' or no "USA is losing" you find what you want to hear through anger and rage inducing and hate watch.
hassan does have an agenda, so his uncle, the young turks, a pro-immigrant eastern value defending center.
asmon all of the sudden got into politics when he realized it gives him so much views. he couldn't get into left leaning crowd, cause there are more popular ones out there such as destiny and hassan and etc.
and also he says he is centrist, but centrist my ass, he clearly is a trump and maga dick rider.
it started since pro-palestine and pro-israel crowd start to shine, like it's a fucking football team.
this is exactly like CNN vs FOX , both of them are full of shit, and manipulate people in whatever party they represent.
US politics is just ragebait at this point.
like there is absolutely no balance in how they act.
but overall i have a strong feeling asmongold can be a glownnigger cause i never seen anyone agrees with whatever the current government does and be a fan of it. and he has a huge influence on kids so i would suggest it's a good strategy.
>>407142
i made a thread there...even tho got duplicated.
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