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Israel Again Bombs The PMU, Rockets Fired In Iraq, 737 Misinfo & Congress Warned Not To Discuss Iran
3 meter error range tbqh
crazy
its obvious they targeted the hangars which housed the dronesyou have BPD
Israel Again Bombs The PMU, Rockets Fired In Iraq, 737 Misinfo & Congress Warned Not To Discuss Iran
"muh joos"
If memory serves, Buffet himself makes the claim. I don't think you have any idea just how concentrated the wealth of this country truly is.
Well, you think wrong. Because someone doesn't spend 99.5% posting putrid, biased articles or makes fun of the person that does doesn't mean said person is ignorant to what he's bashing. Stupid logic, RG. You're better than that.
these nigas have completely lost respect got damn
He underlined that “the blood of Iranian martyrs is of high value and they cannot be compensated by hitting their bases, downing their fighter jets or even killing Trump, since the main revenge as stated by Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei is expelling the US from the region completely”.
“An operation that we did not disclose anything about after the IRGC’s missile attacks and was conducted by using special equipment we had prepared in advance was an important electronic warfare operation that started about 15 minutes after missile attack; we brought all drones flying over Ain al-Assad military base out of US troops’ control for some moments and cut their communication and image links which terrified the Americans,” General Hajizadeh said on Thursday, addressing a press conference to elaborate on IRGC missile attacks on the US military base.
Same guys who did this:
and this:
not really trying to bash you, sorry of you got that impression, it is my fault for not being clearer. I mean most people in general don't have any idea just how much it really is concentrated in just a few hands.
I really do think we are moving quite clearly to an oligarchy. Buffet has said something along those lines as well.
Ok, then. Let's be a bit clear though, just to get a baseline for discussion:
How concentrated do you think the wealth in this country really is?
What percentage of the wealth (total value of all assets) does the bottom 50% of people ranked by income control?
How does that compare to the top 1%?
Israeli intelligence site, even they confirm Irans missiles were upgraded and unstoppably by US patriots.
Iran’s attack on US airbase in Iraq finds Israel vulnerable to same kind of ballistic missile strike
The breakthrough achieved by Iran in upgrading the precision of its ballistic missiles was displayed in its Jan. 8 attack on the big US Ain Al-Asad airbase in W. Iraq. US President Donald Trump laid stress on the absence of casualties and “minimal damage” caused, adding “our early warning system worked very well.” Then, on Jan. 9, the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Aerospace chief Brig. Gen. Amir Ali Hajizadeh said: “Our goal was to destroy the central command room of the base and that is what we did.”
But meanwhile, the US commercial Planet company stepped in with revealing satellite photos of the attack and its impact, showing that at least five structures at the Ain al-Asad airbase in western Iraq – hangars and buildings – were “hit hard by a barrage of Iranian missiles.” They were precise enough to strike some individual buildings “dead center,” said one analyst.
The president was not asked about the failure of the most advanced US anti-missile systems to intercept the Iranian missiles at Ain Al-Asad. (The second US base targeted by Iran at Irbil in Kurdistan was evacuated some days earlier.) This could be down to three alternative breakdowns: either the early warning systems did not detect the missiles’ launch from Iran; or the interceptors did not react when the missiles exploded inside the base; or both.
Clearly, in the five months since its missile/drone attack on Saudi oil facilities on Sept. 14, Iran has made further strides in developing the precision of its missiles, whereas the US early warning systems were not correspondingly upgraded.
Iran therefore brought off the first missile attack on US military targets since the Korean War.
The implications for America’s military deterrence are plain, but no less grave are the implications for Israel. The Iranian general stressed that the missile attack on American bases in neighboring Iraq was “only the start of a series of attacks that will take place across the entire region.”
Israel has no illusions about its standing with America on the front line against Iran. And if the US military is short of answers for defense against Iran’s ballistic missiles, Israel whose early warning and anti-missile systems are based on American models is in the same boat.
The Iranian strike on US bases in Iraq on Jan. 8 must serve as an immediate red alert for Israel on what to expect. Instead of telling the Israeli public fairy stories about their country’s non-involvement in the spiraling armed contest between the US and Iran, it would be better for the government to tell the people frankly that Israel is more exposed than ever to Iranian missile aggression.
I agree, and understand, fully, the reality of the Top 1%. I'm not arguing that.
Making fun of Boutons, and people of the ilk, and why I do, is how they approach it. That's a different discussion. Suffice it to say, screaming til your blue in the face about wealth inequality does absolutely nothing.
And I know I'll be one of the few that have this sentiment, but since most people have some kind of understanding on wealth inequity, we still need to be mindful that most of us are consumersauruses and, while we and moan about it, we still have no problem giving the 1% even more of our monies. It's not victim shaming, Americans are spend junkies and most aren't fiscally responsible.
You have to start with the things we can fix. It's insane to me to think we can fix the income inequality before we can indict ourselves as a society and admit we collectively are financially irresponsible. Once we can figure that, only then, at least to me, do I feel we're ready to have a legitimate conversation about how to tackle the larger picture.
not really trying to bash you, sorry of you got that impression, it is my fault for not being clearer. I mean most people in general don't have any idea just how much it really is concentrated in just a few hands.
I really do think we are moving quite clearly to an oligarchy. Buffet has said something along those lines as well.
Ok, then. Let's be a bit clear though, just to get a baseline for discussion:
How concentrated do you think the wealth in this country really is?
What percentage of the wealth (total value of all assets) does the bottom 50% of people ranked by income control?
How does that compare to the top 1%?
Ok, but for discussion, we really need to try to put some hard figures on how concentrated it really is.
That will help us understand the parameters of the problem. You can't know what we can or can't do, really, until you know what the reality on the ground is. Not trying to argue anything here, and even if we agree, there is a great value, IMO, from starting with an understood set of facts.
What percentage of the wealth (total value of all assets) does the bottom 50% of people ranked by income control?
How does that compare to the top 1%? the top 10%?
As noted before. Iran is not Iraq. Even the most abstract, cursoring wargaming as done here shows that.
Should be required viewing.
goddamn, Chucho is one stupid mofo,
blaming individuals as "financially irresponsible" as a cause, the? cause of USA's World Champion Inequality, which is standard olgarchy/Repug/evangelical BULL propaganda.
"It ain't us wealthy people. It's all your personal fault"
If you were just smarter with your money, you'd be a millionaire.
If you were a good person, God would reward you with wealth.
ALL TOTAL BULL
'Completely Lawless President': Trump Reportedly Tried to Kill Another Top Iranian Commander on Same Day as Soleimani
"Multiple strikes on top IRGC officials is starting a war. These were decapitation strikes."
The Trump administration reportedly tried and failed to assassinate a senior Iranian military official in Yemen on the same day it killed Gen. Qasem Soleimani with a drone strike in Baghdad last week, nearly sparking a full-blown regional war.
The Washington Post reported Friday that
U.S. forces carried out a "top secret mission" targeting Abdul Reza Shahlai, a high-level commander of Iran's Quds Force.
According to the Post, the U.S. launched a strike against Shahlai in Yemen but it was unsuccessful for unknown reasons.
According to the Post:the Post reporting undermines the Trump administration's claim that it assassinated Soleimani due to an "imminent threat" to American interests—and
The Trump administration views Shahlai as a particularly potent adversary.
The State Department offered a $15 million reward last month for information leading to Shahlai and the disruption of [the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps'] financial mechanisms.
The announcement said that Shahlai is based in Yemen and has a "long history of involvement in attacks targeting the U.S. and our allies, including in the 2011 plot against the Saudi ambassador" at an Italian restaurant in Washington.
indicates the general's killing was part of what was meant to be a far more sweeping effort to damage the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
https://www.commondreams.org/news/2020/01/10/completely-lawless-president-trump-reportedly-tried-kill-another-top-iranian?cd-origin=rss
Trash's decision to assassinate was MaL decision, away from cooler, professional heads in DC, and he was pushed hard by amateurs, geopolitical idiots Pompeo and Pence, both Christian Taliban EndTimers waiting for Rapture caused by conflagration in Middle East.
Israel Strikes Iraqi Popular Forces
A single vote contrary to Trump's wishes is considered total disloyalty
.https://www.thedailybeast.com/white-...ran-power-wapoAccording to The Washington Post, a senior White House official said the administration would not be returning Gaetz’s communications, “smoke signals or his kneelings in the snow” after his “super uncool” and “quite unwise” push for other Republicans to reclaim “Congressional power” as the “Cons utional conservative position” in an email.
“The Trump administration was disappointed in the congressman’s vote and is hopeful that as the president’s foreign policy continues to unfold, he will reconsider his points of view,” head of legislative affairs for the White House, Eric Ueland, told the Post
Trash's CREEP will spend $Ms to punish/purge Gaetz
So many posters here are like mini media outlets, putting out op ed pieces rapid fire with not much room for discourse. It's like the pot boiled down, the creme evaporated and all that's left is the s that stuck to the pan.
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