Date: July 24th, 2026 1:54 PM Author: Up-to-no-good Library Patrolman
It's going to be Jewsrael
1. Goyim self-rule as per the last couple of years has just made for an "infinity niggers" type situation and these people will eat you alive and shit on your doorstep for it
Date: July 24th, 2026 2:02 PM Author: Up-to-no-good Library Patrolman
It's more for libs than it is for cons tbh
I agree though (that it was largely needless) and note with no small amount of consternation that the origins of the war could be considered to be superfluous
Date: July 24th, 2026 2:27 PM Author: Up-to-no-good Library Patrolman
I mean the domestic repression on libs would've been substantially lessened had the war just happened and given these pagan reptilians masquerading as "principled conservatives" something else to sink their fangs into
In any case Iran's regime change was inevitable and a long time coming but it should be said that nobody thinking about it with prior models available wanted it to happen through direct intervention
Date: July 24th, 2026 3:12 PM Author: motley coldplay fan box office
I don't do predictions often but I said August for an actual cease fire and only after one more massive bomb dump. Far enough out from midterms and even if they don't agree with the war, Americans need to see their adversaries get blown up.
Date: July 24th, 2026 3:22 PM Author: Brindle Mother Site
So what you're saying gibby prince of wales is that after we light up the Achaeminids like the 4th of July, the general population in America will go, ok, we got our rocks off, this was fun, but NOW we're prepared for a total surrender in the war where Iran gets 100% of everything they wanted AND btw Trump is going to tell Israel and Bibi to chill the fuck out and stop bombing the crap out of Lebanon, MOU 2.0 will hold, gas prices go down, Cons hang on to Congress in the midterms and we all forget this ever happened and go back to worrying about the ballroom? Is that what you're going on the record for? (Arsenal sucks btw u limey cunt)
Date: July 24th, 2026 4:35 PM Author: Curious Pearly Trust Fund
ur take on the war has been interesting but i dont get how ur supposed to square "jack up oil prices to fuck china/russia" with "deplete the USA's entire strategic reserve"
Date: July 25th, 2026 8:38 AM Author: motley coldplay fan box office
Just to preface quickly, Iran is part of the overall strategy to slow down the Chinese plan to be invasion-capable in Taiwan by 2027. And that matters because Taiwan is critical to the AI race which is part of the 50+ year plan to see who manages our future declining population, the bet being robots and automation increase productivity keeping GDP up. China has a population nightmare in the near future so their window to threaten Taiwan is shrinking fast. Chinese GDP as a percentage of the US peaked in 2022. They're 6 months behind US AI development but they only have 20% of the actual infrastructure like datacenters, etc.
The Chinese have a ridiculously massive oil reserve. They have to, being totally dependent on imports and this 2027 goal. It's a survival tool for them. The US SPR used to be like that back in the 90s but not anymore. The fracking revolution was wonderful. Now we use the reserve as a market buffer. I believe recent releases were actually for international markets. It's hard to appreciate just how amazing fracking is. It killed OPEC.
As for Russia, high prices are good for them and the war has made them China's last source of discounted oil. I think that's why at the onset of the bombing in Iran you also saw a clear coordinated effort to allow the Ukrainian's to attack Russian energy infrastructure. This is on top of the prior US conquest of Venezuelan oil and control in Nigeria. Venezuela in particular is nuts.
Huge disclaimer that this all smells like project for a new American century or some neo-con 2.0 so it could all end up being a disaster.
Date: July 24th, 2026 3:32 PM Author: Stimulating resort
The correct answer is neither. It’s to arm and train an internal resistance movement and go back to the assassination pwnage that Mossad was spanking them with last summer and triple down on it. We could wipe out the top 100 IRGC/IRGC-affiliated hardliners by New Year’s Day if we had the correct focus. Sadly Trump and Bibi are retarded megalomaniacal boomers who can’t tolerate the thought of any kind of action taken against a hostile foreign government that doesn’t result in maximizing attention on them both and end with them as the main characters of all events taking full credit/blame for all outcomes.
Date: July 24th, 2026 3:36 PM Author: Brindle Mother Site
Flame? IRGC has the internals on lockdown. Iraqi Kurds who are dirt poor and would do anything for a dollar have already been pushed back. Every outlet agrees that the internal resistance angle was a total failure. I haven't heard one serious thinker propose this which is what you'd expect from a pumo.
Date: July 25th, 2026 4:39 AM Author: Stimulating resort
IRGC knows it made 10s of millions of new enemies in January and an 80+% super majority of Iranians under 40 who are too young to remember the war with Iraq and life under Khomeini/pre-Khamenei are an existential threat if anyone mobilizes just 1% of them. They start attacking Basiji checkpoints and set up more missions like the one last summer where they used foreign worker informants to kill ~2 dozen IRGc top brass and the regime wouldn’t be able to withstand it for very long, but actually arming and training that kind of new internal resistance force is much more complex work than shoving some guns at the Kurds and telling them to attack. Most of IRGC control for the past decade is based on its control of all sectors of the economy and e.g. morality police schtick became a social control mechanism that’s largely abandoned post-Mahsa Amini. That’s why these huge inflation shocks and massive hits to GDP and UE are more threatening to them and to make matters worse the hardliners refuse to accept this reality and genuinely think they can unite the country to accept an indefinite economic crisis because they are so invested in continued resistance to the U.S./Israel. Smarter Iran observers main question is whether the hardliners will overplay their hand as they have in the past. The desperation and frustration of Reformist figures like Araghchi and Pezeshkian reflects how completely destroyed Reformist credibility in Iran is after January. They’re drafting these kids by the hundreds of thousands and putting them in the army. There’s just no way for that to be sustainable for many more years, even if the U.S. turns tail and runs and the Strait of Hormuz becomes a permanent, steady source of a few B of revenue per year.