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Yeah, just like us, if you get in the way of their oil, they're going to be very compelled to do something about that. Question is, are they as good as the US was/is at defending far from their home shores. We'll see...but I hope not. .=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=. Repeal the 19th. | |||
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The Chinese need an event in order to stoke their citizens ire. Most likely something at sea. Choking off their oil, combined with an event, will do the trick. | |||
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Anything that they can do will only result in less oil. I'd wager they are going to sit back and keep their eye on the ball: Taiwan. Iran is already lost, but there will be a new regime and China will send in diplomats and oilfield teams as soon as the smoke clears. | |||
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Hal Turner Remarks 'As of Monday, June 16, it is starting to appear the IDF is in Deep shit and BiBi Netanyahu is the reason why. His bullshit this morning, talking about taking Pakistan next, got the Pakis into FUCK you TOO mood ASAP! Israel bluntly warned Pakistan to stop supplying arms to Iran "or else." The Pakistanis promptly tripled their help to Iran. This situation is very rapidly going wild weasel in ways that few thought possible. World War 3 is actually here. All because Israel made a sneak attack upon Iran. There are videos from last night where iron dome and arrow batteries both fratricide; hit other arrow and iron dome sites last night." | |||
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Pissing off the Paki's is not wise. They have upwards of 160 nukes and are allied with Saudi Arabia. Also' they are furious. Their pilots staff the Saudi Air Force. | |||
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China urged its citizens to leave Israel by land towards Jordan as soon as possible: [link to www.timesofisrael.com (secure)] What do they know? GLP | |||
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My personal assessment is that we face an existential threat of nuclear war on our soil. By now, Iran has put together nukes, just in case. Don't forget this; chemical and biological warfare is still on the table. Deadly pathogens are possessed by all combatants. A conflagration by two "end times" adversaries is biblical in nature. We are swiftly approaching the Gog Megog scenario. | |||
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and there's this from Wiki "Suitcase nuclear device Article Talk This article is about miniature atomic bombs. For portable devices used to authorize the launch of nuclear weapons, see Nuclear briefcase. A suitcase nuclear device (also suitcase nuke, suitcase bomb, backpack nuke, snuke, mini-nuke, and pocket nuke) is a tactical nuclear weapon that is portable enough that it could use a suitcase as its delivery method. H-912 transport container for Mk-54 SADM During the 1950s and 1960s both the United States and the Soviet Union developed nuclear weapons small enough to be portable in specially designed backpacks.[1][2] Neither the United States nor the Soviet Union have ever made public the existence or development of weapons small enough to fit into a normal-sized suitcase or briefcase.[3] The W48 however, does fit the criteria of small, easily disguised, and portable. Its explosive yield was extremely small for a nuclear weapon.[4][5] In the mid-1970s, debate shifted from the possibility of developing such a device for the military to concerns over its possible use in nuclear terrorism.[6] The concept became a staple of the spy thriller genre in the later Cold War era | |||
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Over the weekend, the U.S. Air Force dropped not one but two enigmatic Emergency Action Messages (EAMs). On June 14, a 246-character encrypted code blasted across the HighFrequency Global Communications System (HFGCS)—the same system used to transmit emergency alerts to our nuclear-capable bombers, missiles, and subs. The very next day, June 15, another code—this time clocking in at nearly 290 characters—was broadcast . EAMs usually top out at around 30 characters. These extended transmissions are, quite frankly, unprecedented, according to The Express. Emergency Action Messages (EAMs) are not casual communications—they are highly encrypted, time-sensitive directives used to convey nuclear-launch orders. According to U.S. military doctrine, EAMs can initiate Major Attack Options (MAOs) or Limited Attack Options (LAOs), and are cryptographically secured to prevent interception or tampering. GLP | |||
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China, Egypt begins inaugural joint air exercise “Civilization Eagle 2025” Chinese military near Egyptian border. | |||
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Yeah--Bi Bi, why don't you go an d take on Pakistan? Talk about missile duels. What's going on between Iran and Israel now will pale in comparison. You see Bi Bi--these guys have nukes as well They'll turn your country into a smoking hole in 10 minutes. | ||||
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U.S. getting ready to intervene, possibly within next 48 hours | |||
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Prep Up:GLP These focus on general preparedness rather than panic-driven actions, as the likelihood of direct war remains uncertain, and most sources suggest both the U.S. and Iran prefer avoiding all-out conflict. 1. Stay Informed but Skeptical: Follow reliable news sources on U.S.-Iran relations, but cross-check claims, especially about Iran’s nuclear program or military actions. Misinformation can exaggerate threats. Use primary sources like the IAEA or U.S. government statements to gauge actual risks. 2. Build an Emergency Fund: Economic disruptions, like oil price spikes from a Strait of Hormuz closure, could hit your wallet hard. Aim for 3-6 months of savings to cover essentials if gas or food prices soar. 3. Stock Basic Supplies: Have a two-week supply of non-perishable food, water (1 gallon per person per day), and medications. This covers any short-term supply chain issues from regional instability, not just war. 4. Secure Energy Alternatives: Gas prices could jump if conflict disrupts oil markets. Consider a fuel-efficient vehicle, carpooling, or even a bike for short trips. For home, look into portable solar chargers or generators for power outages. 5. Learn Basic First Aid: Tensions could lead to cyberattacks or localized unrest, not just missiles. Knowing CPR, wound care, or how to use a tourniquet can be lifesaving in any crisis. Take a Red Cross course. 6. Diversify Investments: A conflict could tank markets tied to oil or Middle East stability. Spread your portfolio across sectors like tech or renewables, and consider inflation-resistant assets like TIPS or gold to hedge against economic fallout. 7. Strengthen Community Ties: Neighbors can be your best resource in a crisis. Know who has skills (mechanics, nurses) or resources (tools, food) and build mutual support networks now. 8. Harden Cybersecurity: Iran has cyber capabilities that could target U.S. infrastructure or personal data. Use strong passwords, enable two-factor authentication, and keep software updated to protect your finances and privacy. 9. Understand Evacuation Plans: If you’re near military bases or critical infrastructure (e.g., in D.C. or near Gulf Coast ports), know local evacuation routes and shelters. Check FEMA or state websites for plans. 10. Vote and Advocate: Policy drives war risks. Engage in elections and contact representatives to push for diplomacy over escalation. Public opinion, as polls show, strongly favors deals over military action with Iran. This list avoids doomsday prepping because a full-scale war is unlikely to hit U.S. soil directly, and Iran’s retaliation would more likely target regional U.S. assets or ALERT! I disagree with this statement "full-scale war is unlikely to hit U.S. soil directly," For anyone to assume that frame of mind is foolish. Embedded adversaries are more than likely here. Their weapon systems? Who knows? , | |||
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I suspect the US and Israel is going to commence a "shock and awe" style bombing campaign soon. They're going to dictate some final this is your third 'last chance' ultimatum soon--and well the Iranians are going to spit in their faces. Sure US and Israeli jets are going to dominate the skies over Iran--but it won't be a push-over like Iraq and Afghanistan. Iran at this point will in fact slam shut the straights--and there will be a naval fight there with our ships and carriers--which will be the primary targets. You'll note how the Eisenhower carrier is heading towards the fray now--intentional as the risk is high for damage and why put a newer top-of-the-line asset in play? Trump fucked up with this gambit. It seems that he really does only listen to the last person in the ofice with him--and it seems like he was visited by a gang to feed him misinformation like they did with the Covid Hoax. Looks like the Neo-Con-Job types are going to get their way soon. | ||||
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Not that one thing has anything to do with another but we did have a flight of two KC-135's and a B-52 fly over yesterday. Different for around here. .=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=. Repeal the 19th. | |||
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This is very possible now. I was listening to an interview last night--one comment struck me in that 'the world now is in deeper conflict (war state) than it was directly before WWII. | ||||
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Yes I find Trump very disappointing at the moment..I have to wonder how much he was onboard with the Covid scam also.. Well some undocumented migrant workers may be acceptable now is another scam played on us. | ||||
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