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Well, the US and Israel have hit Iran once again with missiles and airstrikes.
Israel and the US claim that Ali Khamenei is dead.
Iran: "No, no, no, no, he's outside looking in."
Israel and the US claim that Ali Khamenei is dead.
Iran: "No, no, no, no, he's outside looking in."
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Trump: "Will no one rid me of this turbulent mullah?"
Israel [muttering amongst themselves]: "Okay, let's do it."
Israel [muttering amongst themselves]: "Okay, let's do it."
"Mullah Kahmenei — he dead".Financial Times | Najmeh Bozorgmehr in Tehran
Iran confirms supreme leader Ayatollah Khamenei has been killed
Iran’s state television confirmed the country’s longtime supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed during air strikes on Saturday.
Tasnim News Agency reported that he was killed while working in his office.
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WSJ | Storyful
"A crowd toppled a monument to deceased Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in the southern Iranian city of Galleh Dar early on Sunday, according to footage verified by Storyful. “Am I dreaming? Hello new world!” an individual can be heard shouting.
Crowds also gathered to celebrate the death of the autocrat in Tehran, Sanandaj in western Iran and Rasht to the north, according to Hengaw Organization for Human Rights. But some were violently dispersed, with police firing toward the crowds and carrying out arrests, the Norway-based rights group said."
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Former Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad killed in Israeli-US strikes - report
https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/iran- ... cle-888386
Well...who is laughing now.
https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/iran- ... cle-888386
Well...who is laughing now.
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https://www.youtube.com/live/eaB-GNL-ds ... XgdEXsuITg
The most informative interview with two experts about the reality of this war and its geopolitical implications that I know of. Highly recommended.
The most informative interview with two experts about the reality of this war and its geopolitical implications that I know of. Highly recommended.
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Would say it's not only about China. There also is the cultural and religious Judeo-Christian alliance. A compound reason and set of multiplyers.
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A good take with historic context on the downfall of political fundamentalist Islam, where in the case of the Iranian Ayatulahs small and big satan are blamed for all their miseries, the one and only obstacle to victory and glory.
To always blame others is self-defeating as Dr. Phil would say.

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ISW | Iran WAR Update S| 2026 - March - 17
Key Takeaways
1. The United States and Israel are currently attempting to use force to prevent Iran from disrupting shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. A weakened regime that remains in power after this war would be able to disrupt shipping whenever and for however long it pleases with little effort if its current, relatively limited, strike campaign on shipping proves sufficient to cause the US and Israel to surrender.
2. A failure to demonstrate the will and ability to deny Iran the ability to disrupt traffic will make it enormously harder to deter Iran from future disruptions. Stopping the war in current conditions would thus represent a major strategic challenge that the United States or Israel would need to contend with in future rounds of conflict with a regime that will continue to be a committed adversary.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed that it struck the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) Navy headquarters in Tehran on March 16. It stated that commanders used the headquarters to direct IRGC Navy forces and plan operations against Israel and other regional countries.
3. The IDF confirmed that it killed Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) Ali Larijani, who was a long-time regime insider and had held many senior posts, in airstrikes in Tehran overnight on March 16 and 17. Larijani’s death likely weakens a key faction in competition with the Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei-IRGC nexus, but it will not end the ongoing competition.
4. A long-time observer of drone operations in Ukraine suggested on March 17 that the drone footage posted by likely Iranian-backed Iraqi militia front group Saraya Awliya al Dam is consistent with a fiber optic first-person view (FPV) drone. The Iranian proxy group’s decision to advertise its possession of such a weapon would be an explicit threat aimed at the United States.
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ISW | Iran War Report | 2026 - March - 19
Key Takeaways
Israeli strikes on Iranian internal security forces, including decapitation strikes, have likely caused shock and confusion within the Iranian internal security apparatus and disrupted internal security operations to some degree. It remains impossible to assess based on the available open-source evidence to what degree internal security operations have been disrupted.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) struck vessels at a major Caspian Sea port in northern Iran that Iran uses to conduct trade with Russia. The IDF targeted “dozens” of vessels, including the Artesh Navy Moudge-class frigate IRIS Deylaman, at the 4th Artesh Naval District Headquarters at Bandar Anzali Port, Gilan Province, on March 18. The IDF’s March 18 airstrikes on Bandar Anzali follow reports that Russia is providing Iran with Russian-produced and possibly modified Shahed drones.
Israeli strikes on Iranian internal security forces, including decapitation strikes, have likely caused shock and confusion within the Iranian internal security apparatus and disrupted internal security operations.
The combined force has continued to strike Iranian ballistic missile infrastructure and air capabilities to degrade Iran’s ability to conduct retaliatory attacks and maintain air superiority over parts of Iran. Israeli Army Radio, citing the IDF, reported on March 19 that the combined force has destroyed around 85 percent of Iran’s surface-to-air missiles.
Iran continued to conduct drone and missile attacks targeting the Gulf states and Gulf energy infrastructure, including the Ras Laffan Industrial City in Qatar, on March 18 and 19. US President Donald Trump threatened on March 18 to “blow up the entirety of the South Pars Gas Field” if Iran launches another drone or missile attack targeting Qatar following Iran’s missile attacks targeting the Ras Laffan Industrial City.
Israeli media reported that Hezbollah conducted a long-range missile attack targeting southern Israel, marking the group’s longest-range attack since the group was founded. The attack triggered sirens in Ashkelon and several areas near the Gaza Strip, which is located approximately 200 kilometers from the Israel-Lebanon border. Hezbollah has several long-range missiles, including the Fateh-110, Scud, and Zelzal-2, that it could have used in this attack.
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Follow up: Netanyahu demands the EU take up arms because the US & Israel together are too weak to take on Iran. Iran says it is an Israeli false flag.Nonc Hilaire wrote: ↑22 Mar 2026 21:46Iran demonstrated they DO NOT have the range to hit Europe or Diego Garcia. The missile that was not intercepted fell short.
The question is why the intentional fail?
Plot twist: the video of Bibi is a deep fake of a June 2025 interview.
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ISW | Iran War Update | 2026-March-28
Key Takeaways
The Houthis conducted a ballistic missile attack and a drone and cruise missile attack targeting southern Israel on March 27 and 28, marking the group’s first involvement in the war. The Houthis’ decision, as of now, to participate in the war by conducting drone and missile attacks against Israel instead of attacking international shipping suggests that the Houthis may be pursuing a relatively cautious approach designed to avoid an immediate escalation with the United States and Israel.
Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei’s Telegram channel published an infographic about the regime’s long‑standing concept of a “resistance economy” on March 28. The publication of this type of infographic is disconnected from the present economic and social realities, particularly amid the ongoing military conflict. The publication of this infographic may also reflect an effort to portray Mojtaba as an active leader amid reports that he is seriously wounded.
Iran and Russia have held “very active” discussions in March about transferring a limited shipment of “upgraded” Russian drones to Iran, according to US and European officials speaking to the Associated Press. This report follows recent Western media reports that Russia is providing Shahed drones to Iran.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced on March 28 that Ukraine and Qatar signed a 10-year defense agreement that includes developing technologies, air defenses, counter-drone measures, military training, experience sharing, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence (AI), and control systems.
The combined force continued to strike Iranian defense industrial sites, including Iran’s Marine Industries Organization (MIO) and Parchin Military Complex in Tehran City and the Iran Marine Industrial Company (SADRA) in Bushehr Province.
US Central Command stated on March 27 that US forces struck a border guard outpost in Siranband, Kurdistan Province, along Iran’s western border with Iraqi Kurdistan.
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The Iranian Mad Mahdi maniacs are quite on track. The Big War is coming (all escalations are signs of imminent bliss), and to be martyred is the ultimate gift to Mad Daddy Mahdi. Iraq is nicely pulled into the fray and joining the fun.
Israel and Jews are back in town as those who supposedly conspire to all evil imaginable, pulling global strings with their “smell-all” hooky noses, controlling banks and whatnot. Just ask Tucky Carlson—he understands those things.
NATO disintegrating is a wonderful bonus, Hijo de Putin almost cornered and ready to snap, CCP Pooh waits to see, but it will be a foreign wasteland that once fed them.
Lebanon, not too long ago the jewel of the Meddle East, is disintegrating.
And Israel… well, they also expect a Messiah—you know, those saviors that never show up when you need them most. Looks like this wildfire will burn itself out as well. Nature smiles. Peace through ashes.
Israel and Jews are back in town as those who supposedly conspire to all evil imaginable, pulling global strings with their “smell-all” hooky noses, controlling banks and whatnot. Just ask Tucky Carlson—he understands those things.
NATO disintegrating is a wonderful bonus, Hijo de Putin almost cornered and ready to snap, CCP Pooh waits to see, but it will be a foreign wasteland that once fed them.
Lebanon, not too long ago the jewel of the Meddle East, is disintegrating.
And Israel… well, they also expect a Messiah—you know, those saviors that never show up when you need them most. Looks like this wildfire will burn itself out as well. Nature smiles. Peace through ashes.
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Well summarized with wit.Parodite wrote: ↑03 Apr 2026 14:25 The Iranian Mad Mahdi maniacs are quite on track. The Big War is coming (all escalations are signs of imminent bliss), and to be martyred is the ultimate gift to Mad Daddy Mahdi. Iraq is nicely pulled into the fray and joining the fun.
Israel and Jews are back in town as those who supposedly conspire to all evil imaginable, pulling global strings with their “smell-all” hooky noses, controlling banks and whatnot. Just ask Tucky Carlson—he understands those things.
NATO disintegrating is a wonderful bonus, Hijo de Putin almost cornered and ready to snap, CCP Pooh waits to see, but it will be a foreign wasteland that once fed them.
Lebanon, not too long ago the jewel of the Meddle East, is disintegrating.
And Israel… well, they also expect a Messiah—you know, those saviors that never show up when you need them most. Looks like this wildfire will burn itself out as well. Nature smiles. Peace through ashes.
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ISW | Iran War Update 2026-April-05
Key Takeaways
US President Donald Trump appears to have extended the deadline for Iran to stop attacking shipping through the Strait of Hormuz to 8:00 PM ET on April 7 amid discussions with Iranian officials. Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei said on April 5 that Iran would continue attacking shipping through the Strait, however.
US Central Command (CENTCOM) confirmed that US forces on April 4 completed the rescue of both F-15E crewmembers after Iran shot down their aircraft on April 2 during a combat mission.
US forces successfully established a makeshift airstrip very close to a major Iranian city, successfully extracted all of its personnel during the rescue operation, and the combined force has continued to strike targets in Iran.
The combined force has continued to strike operational components of the program even as it targets production facilities for engines, guidance systems, and other components and research and development facilities, including a missile launcher reportedly for a Haj Qassem missile, which has a maximum range of 1,400 km.
The IDF is continuing to target Iranian tunnel entrances to prevent Iranian forces from using tunnels to conceal missile sites.
Iran has slightly altered its strike packages targeting Gulf states to include more cruise missiles, but it is unclear whether this represents experimentation with new tactics, an effort to manage the remaining missile reserves, or something else.
Hezbollah published footage on April 4 and 5 that Hezbollah claimed shows first-person view (FPV) drone attacks conducted on March 25 against an Israeli vehicle and two Israeli Merkava tanks in southern Lebanon.
Hezbollah claimed to have launched anti-ship cruise missiles at an Israeli warship located 68 nautical miles off the coast of Lebanon on April 5 for the first time since the start of the war.
The IDF estimated that Hezbollah can maintain a fire rate of 200 rockets and drone launches per day at Israel for an additional five months. Hezbollah rocket and drone attacks do not appear to be achieving the desired effect of altering Israel’s decision-making in conducting airstrikes against Iran, however.
Iranian-backed Iraqi militias are attempting to blame Kuwait for attacks on Iraqi oil infrastructure, likely to obfuscate responsibility for these attacks to a domestic Iraqi audience.
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Thank you.Typhoon wrote: ↑06 Apr 2026 01:34Well summarized with wit.Parodite wrote: ↑03 Apr 2026 14:25 The Iranian Mad Mahdi maniacs are quite on track. The Big War is coming (all escalations are signs of imminent bliss), and to be martyred is the ultimate gift to Mad Daddy Mahdi. Iraq is nicely pulled into the fray and joining the fun.
Israel and Jews are back in town as those who supposedly conspire to all evil imaginable, pulling global strings with their “smell-all” hooky noses, controlling banks and whatnot. Just ask Tucky Carlson—he understands those things.
NATO disintegrating is a wonderful bonus, Hijo de Putin almost cornered and ready to snap, CCP Pooh waits to see, but it will be a foreign wasteland that once fed them.
Lebanon, not too long ago the jewel of the Meddle East, is disintegrating.
And Israel… well, they also expect a Messiah—you know, those saviors that never show up when you need them most. Looks like this wildfire will burn itself out as well. Nature smiles. Peace through ashes.
A down to earth good evaluation methinks: indeed it's not over.
If only USA, Europe, Russia and China would just join hands and decide to do decent business and decent geopolitics without further wars, and act together against Islamo-fascist-marxist psychos then perhaps the mad mahdis can in time be extinguished. Neither Russia nor China are Islam lovers either.
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This seems to me a correct analysis. If Trump is trapped in a situation where he can neither win the war nor bring home “a good deal” — a deal that means little and is not future-proof — then he has failed. The theocratic Mahdi mad dog remains alive, may simply refrain from biting for a while, and wait until Trump is gone and replaced by someone like J.D. Vance: more of an isolationist, a devout and thoroughly brainwashed Christian who does not particularly like wars and, understandably, is not especially fond of Israel either.
So Trump may have to make a Sophie’s choice. How will he go down in history? I suspect he has no real religious beliefs and expects neither an afterlife nor divine judgment. His instincts may therefore tell him: I’m old, I’ll go down anyway, so I might as well damage Iran as much as I can and let future history decide whether that was wise.
In my ape-like view of reality, it is delusional to think that a war already drenched in too much blood, with plenty of fuel still left in the wildfire, can be settled prematurely with a deal. It is the same messianic delusion that imagined Jews and Arabs could settle their territorial claims through negotiations, reason, and fairness.
These are the same messianic delusions that also took hold of large parts of the Israeli population, from the center to the left. On the right — starting with Netanyahu and beyond — it is not messianic pacifism but messianic grandiosity and arrogance: the belief that the “chosen people” can manage a few rabid Arab dogs like Hamas by locking them in a cage, letting them breed like rabbits, dig tunnels (pun intended), and prepare for more war while fantasizing about killing as many Jews as possible.
Trump, it seems to me, is a genuine and worthy ape with strong instincts. But the Middle East is not a good place for monkeys. It is the theater where the Abrahamic faiths fight their battles, with competing delusions struggling for dominance and survival, all hoping one day — preferably for eternity — to gain the ultimate approval of their Father.
And that Father is not Daddy Trump.
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Imo Trump is only at war with the City of London faction in Iran. The City pulled the plug on Israel and now they are full blown antisemites. I can’t think of another reason why Israel would be involved in such a self-destructive propaganda campaign.
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My general suspicion is that there is always more money and power to follow, sure. However, the core drivers of anything - a more serious suspicion I have - are usually simple ape-like needs and trigger-response mechanisms. Most people don't like it because as a human ape, we all are masters of the imaginary and once it starts to dominate the real, all bets are off. (Maybe not a coincidence that in this era, "the virtual" as a concept is becoming very meaningful, when the distance to the real is growing. )Nonc Hilaire wrote: ↑20 May 2026 22:36 Imo Trump is only at war with the City of London faction in Iran. The City pulled the plug on Israel and now they are full blown antisemites. I can’t think of another reason why Israel would be involved in such a self-destructive propaganda campaign.
The old religious wars were a case in point, as is any political-economic fundamentalist philosophy, from free market fundamentalism to absurdist communism. A deeply felt disagreement about the meaning of some text x in holy book y is suddenly enough reason to start a war. Or the communist pigs taking over feudal or free market dogs. The same pains in the ass. This is tragic as it is comical.
There will be no more durable peace in the meddle east, until the inner ape rejects all those false identities, its layered window dressings disposed like old useless skins.
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Religion was the ancient means of taxation. Today it’s only social control.
I see no holy book/ape-needs in the Israeli genocide. This is all mercenary activity by people who have no respect (much less belief) in Torah. The City still owns all the land governed by Israel, so I point the finger at them.
I see no holy book/ape-needs in the Israeli genocide. This is all mercenary activity by people who have no respect (much less belief) in Torah. The City still owns all the land governed by Israel, so I point the finger at them.
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I just don't understand why a 19 year old American is able to stay loyal to the facts and understands the difference between genocide and an old school terrotorial war with particular circumstances, while you seem totally lost in the weeds. But it does give me hope for the future.Nonc Hilaire wrote: ↑25 May 2026 00:02 Religion was the ancient means of taxation. Today it’s only social control.
I see no holy book/ape-needs in the Israeli genocide.
You are too much religiously invested to walk where the sun shines, as all Abrahamites are.This is all mercenary activity by people who have no respect (much less belief) in Torah. The City still owns all the land governed by Israel, so I point the finger at them.
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Yes, I am religious. I am also being constructive and asking pointed questions where Parodite is being vague and argumentative.
1) Did UK ever cede any land to Israel, or is Israel only a London satrapy with international mutual recognition contracts?
2) Why has Israeli agitprop turned antisemitic?
3) What is Israel’s win condition?
Put something specific on the table, Parodite.
1) Did UK ever cede any land to Israel, or is Israel only a London satrapy with international mutual recognition contracts?
2) Why has Israeli agitprop turned antisemitic?
3) What is Israel’s win condition?
Put something specific on the table, Parodite.
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Current Israeli propaganda. This would have been considered antisemitic before 10/7. The messaging has been turned inside out.
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