ll74
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You and Dribble are basically two sides of the same coin.
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You and Dribble are basically two sides of the same coin.
Seriously you're brainwashed. Over 60 UN humanitarian workers are verified to have been killed.in Gaza.
Lol....of course.The UNRWA is a terrorist front
They LIE
Tough shit. Should of left when they could.
They're humanitarian workers...they are there to provide aid.Tough shit. Should of left when they could.
May want to look at his Twitter feed.well stocked store!
why wasnt it bombed?
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Tough shit. Should of left when they could.
You would see why.why?
is his video fake?
Not at all. I just have better sources than you do. You on the other hand are forever victimized by yours.Yes, nobody gives a shit that you feel like a military mastermind.
Lol....of course ya do.Not at all. I just have better sources than you do. You on the other hand are forever victimized by yours.
Not saying you’re wrong to imagine a regional conflict escalating beyond control, but can you not see that what Erdogan says in public today is no indication of what he will actually do tomorrow ? He‘s a pragmatist and opportunist and plays both ends against the middle. He seeks regional influence - at the expense of other players like say Russia, Iran or Saudi - not a conflict with a superpower his nation is currently aligned with, at a point when Turkey is having the better of things.
You don’t need to be a Field Marshall to google how big the Turkish military is but no matter it’s size what strategic advantage would Erdogan gain by squaring up, militarily, against Uncle Sam ?
The only way this ever gets resolved permanently is with the Palestinians having a state of their own, and the only way that can be made acceptable to Israel - at least at the outset - is if that state is effectively a protectorate of a reliable Arab nation - that can police the place such that outfits like Hamas are snuffed out instead of rising to be the de facto government. Jordan, Qatar or Turkey would be potential candidates.
Unfortunately though the ”parties of God” on the two sides of the divide are not only entirely against it, but politically decisive.
Revised wrongways post to reflect realityNot at all. I just havebettermore biased sources than you do. You on the other hand are forevervictimizededucated by yours.
A comment was made by a strategic Mideast analyst earlier today which made sense in the broader scheme of things. Being an absolute ally to Israel through thick and thin would most likely convince some moderate Arab states that the US is a good partner to have in their corner. SA to counter Iran for example. No love lost between SA and Iran. Destroy Hamas, keep Hezbollah at bay to the north and I believe Turkey and Egypt remain neutral especially if Hamas is destroyed and Hezbollah is neutralized . The wild card is Putin and Syria. The other wild card is the formation of a Palestinian government minus Hamas and a vibrant global initiative attempt to rebuild the Gaza Strip.You are right, so is the leader of Egypt, but they may have no choice but to take the path their domestic politics demand. To that end, there are massive wild ass demonstrations in both countries demanding war on Israel. That is the worry.
A “region-wide Islamic war against Israel” would realistically mean an apocalyptic event - for exactly this reason the US has no diplomatic option but to commit itself to being prepared to dominate the sky over the area, by force if necessary. We just better hope it’s taken seriously by all parties - the Iranians understand very well its them the US response is directed to, but other actors toying with ideas hear it too.
His army is twice as big as our current army. It's well-armed as well. Turkey has an Air Force and a Navy, not as big as ours, but it is already in the region and could visit great harm to both our Navy and any arriving troops if Turkey became a belligerent against the US and Israel. If that were the case our aircraft carriers would be forced to operate from waters somewhere west of Italy to avoid being targeted, limiting our air operations to their near maximum range. Then there is Iran and its Russian and Chinese allies, all of whom would have to figure into any calculation we might make in this regard. This could easily spiral out of control, especially with the leadership we have now who's demonstrated weakness on the world stage has brought all of this upon us.
Our army is not configured for or positioned war in the Middle East and it isn't in the Middle East either. It would have to get there without being interdicted as well. Another point, the US Army at present is preparing for war in the Pacific:
https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/back-future-how-army-preparing-another-pacific-war-205065
We cannot defend NATO, fight a regional War in the Middle East, and deter the Chinese in the Pacific.
All is well and good but no Arab nation wants to receive the Palestinian People, or even their refugees in large numbers.
Several hundred people, many of them waving Israeli flags, gathered on Las Vegas Boulevard on Sunday night to demand one thing: that the hostages taken by Hamas during the Oct. 7 surprise attack on Israel are brought home safe.
Documentable....but falls on deaf ears of those that support genocide. Hold it to your heart. It is who you are.Your bias has nothing to do with the truth
Ahh, there it is. Got that from the Iranian talking points didn't ya?Documentable....but falls on deaf ears of those that support genocide. Hold it to your heart. It is who you are.
You don't provide documentation....you provide speculation based on your bias which is consistent blame of Israel.Documentable....but falls on deaf ears of those that support genocide. Hold it to your heart. It is who you are.
You are right, so is the leader of Egypt, but they may have no choice but to take the path their domestic politics demand. To that end, there are massive wild ass demonstrations in both countries demanding war on Israel. That is the worry.
A “region-wide Islamic war against Israel” would realistically mean an apocalyptic event - for exactly this reason the US has no diplomatic option but to commit itself to being prepared to dominate the sky over the area, by force if necessary. We just better hope it’s taken seriously by all parties - the Iranians understand very well its them the US response is directed to, but other actors toying with ideas hear it too.
His army is twice as big as our current army. It's well-armed as well. Turkey has an Air Force and a Navy, not as big as ours, but it is already in the region and could visit great harm to both our Navy and any arriving troops if Turkey became a belligerent against the US and Israel. If that were the case our aircraft carriers would be forced to operate from waters somewhere west of Italy to avoid being targeted, limiting our air operations to their near maximum range. Then there is Iran and its Russian and Chinese allies, all of whom would have to figure into any calculation we might make in this regard. This could easily spiral out of control, especially with the leadership we have now who's demonstrated weakness on the world stage has brought all of this upon us.
Our army is not configured for or positioned war in the Middle East and it isn't in the Middle East either. It would have to get there without being interdicted as well. Another point, the US Army at present is preparing for war in the Pacific:
https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/back-future-how-army-preparing-another-pacific-war-205065
We cannot defend NATO, fight a regional War in the Middle East, and deter the Chinese in the Pacific.
All is well and good but no Arab nation wants to receive the Palestinian People, or even their refugees in large numbers.