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HUGE ESCALATION! Saudi Drops Nuclear Hint As MBS Unleashes Counter-Offensive; Nuke Ally 'SUMMONED'
Times Of India
Mar 6, 2026 #saudiarabia #iranwar #pakistan

Saudi Arabia said its air defenses intercepted multiple drones and a ballistic missile targeting key installations across the kingdom. According to the Saudi Ministry of Defense, five drones were shot down before reaching their targets, including four intercepted over the Rub' al Khali while heading toward the strategic Shaybah Oil Field, one of Saudi Arabia’s major energy hubs. In a separate incident, Saudi forces destroyed a ballistic missile aimed at Prince Sultan Air Base, a key military installation near Riyadh, while another drone was intercepted east of the capital. Amid the escalating situation, Khalid bin Salman Al Saud, Saudi Arabia’s Defence Minister, met with Asim Munir, Chief of Army Staff of the Pakistan Army, to discuss what Riyadh described as Iranian aggression against the kingdom.



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Saudi Arabia has dropped a major nuclear
hint while battling missiles and drones.
In further escalation, Saudi Arabia
invoked its defense agreement with
nuclear armed Pakistan [music] to
counter the ongoing attacks. This as
several drones and a missile were
launched towards Saudi Arabia.
The defense ministry said [music] it
intercepted five drones launched towards
vital installations.
Immediately, the kingdom's air defenses
sprang into action and destroyed the
drones in midair.
Four of those drones were intercepted
over the vast Rob alcali, also known as
the empty quarter as they [music] flew
toward the strategic Sheaba oil field in
southern Saudi Arabia.
The Shea oil field is one of the
kingdom's major energy hubs, making it a
high value target in the escalating
regional conflict. One was downed near
Riad.
In a separate incident, Saudi forces
also intercepted and destroyed a
ballistic missile [music]
launched toward Prince Sultan air base,
a key military installation southeast of
Riyad.
The Saudi Defense Ministry did not
disclose who launched the drones and
missile, but the incidents come amid
rising tensions and a surge in missile
and drone attacks across [music] the
Middle East.
The Gulf States have been dragged into
the conflict after the US and Israel
launched attacks against Iran, prompting
fierce retaliation from Thran against
Washington's regional allies hosting
American bases and assets.
Meanwhile, amid rising tensions, [music]
Saudi Arabia and Pakistan are stepping
up highlevel military consultations.
Saudi Defense Minister Khaled bin Salman
al-Sad met with Pakistan's chief of army
staff [music] Aim Munir. They discussed
what Riyad described as Iranian
aggression against the kingdom. The
Saudi Defense Ministry said the talks
were held within the framework of the
[music] strategic defense agreement
between the two brotherly countries. The
ministry added that both sides expressed
their hope that the Iranian side would
prevail with wisdom and the voice of
reason and stay away from misguided
calculations.
Remember Pakistan [music] and Saudi
Arabia signed a strategic mutual defense
agreement in [music] September 2025
committing to a NATO style pact where
any aggression against one nation
[music] is considered an attack on both.
However, Pakistan has so far stayed out
of [music] the conflict despite Iran's
repeated attacks on vital installations
in Saudi Arabia. While Riad too hasn't
intervened militarily in PAC Afghan
conflict,
the conflict in the Middle East has
widened after the US and Israel carried
out major strikes against Iran that
killed the country's supreme leader
[music] Ayatollah Ali Kamini. In
Pakistan, hundreds of protesters stormed
the US consulates while at least 26
people were killed as protesters clashed
in firing by US Marines and security
forces.
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps
says it has launched the 22nd wave of
Operation True Promise 4, firing a
barrage of missiles towards Israeli and
US- linked targets. The announcement was
made in a statement carried by Tasnim
News Agency. According to Tasnim, the
new wave began Friday afternoon under
the code name Yah Hussein Iben Ali. The
IRGC said missiles were launched toward
what it described as the heart of the
occupied territories. The IRGC said the
strike involved several missile types
including Horamshar 4, Kaibar and Fatah
missiles targeting locations from the
Persian Gulf region to Tel Aviv. The
statement carried by Tasnim news agency
said targets included American and
Israeli linked facilities in Gulf
countries along with locations around
Tel Aviv, Bengurian airport and military
centers in Hifa. Iran said one of the
missiles used in the barrage was the
Horamsh 4, described as an ultraheavy
missile carrying a two-tonon warhead and
capable of speeds exceeding Mach 14.
According to the IRGC statement, Iranian
officials also rejected claims that its
missile capabilities have weakened. The
IRGC said the latest launches
demonstrate that its network of missile
bases remains fully operational. Tasnim
reported a senior IRGC official told
Fars news agency that most missiles
fired during the first week of the war
were older systems produced between 2012
and 2014. The official said Iran has
largely held back its newest missile
systems so far, but warned that more
advanced long range missiles could be
used in the coming bays if the conflict
continues. According to farce, the IRGC
says it is prepared for a prolonged war
until what it calls the aggressor is
punished.
[music]
The Iranian ballistic missiles targeted
the Bengurian International Airport in
Israel, the Israeli media reported.
According to Israeli media, there had
been no reports of injuries following
the latest Iranian ballistic missile
attack on central Israel. According to
the Israeli military, a small number of
missiles were launched in the Salvo.
There were no reports of direct impacts
in residential areas. Fragments
reportedly landed in some areas.
Sirens went off in Tel Aviv again after
Iran launched ballistic missiles on the
Israeli capital. The latest strikes mark
a full week of attacks [music] affecting
countries across the Middle East. The
IDF Home Front Command said civilians in
areas where sirens sounded can now leave
bomb shelters, but should still remain
close to them.
The Iranian military's missile strikes
took place amid Israeli Prime Minister
Benjamin Netanyahu chairing a meeting on
the security assessment. Video released
by the Israeli government press [music]
office showed alleged footage from the
meeting of Benjamin Netanyahu with
security officials including David Zeni,
head of Israel's security agency and
several ministers. Those present [music]
included Defense Minister Israel Katz,
Foreign Minister Gideon Sar, Finance
Minister Bezel Smootrich, and National
Security Minister Itar Bengir.
Iran on Friday said it mass launched
ballistic missiles at Israel. [music]
According to the Iranian state-owned
television, the report identified them
as Hibbar, Horamshar 4, and Fata. Iran
said the launch marks wave 22 of
Operation True Promise 4.
On Thursday, the Israeli military said
its air force carried out 2500 strikes
and dropped over 6,000 munitions on
Iran.
Uh, our Air Force pilots have conducted
2,500 strikes, dropping over 6,000
munitions. In just 24 hours, our pilots
cleared the path to Thran. We destroyed
about 80% of their air defense systems.
We've gained almost total air
superiority over Iran's skies. We
neutralized and destroyed over 60% of
the ballistic missile launchers. A most
significant achievement, reducing harm
to the home front and saving many lives.
This is an ongoing effort, but I
emphasize the threat has not yet been
removed. Every missile is deadly and
poses a danger. Upon the successful
completion of the initial surprising
opening strike phase, during which we
successfully establish complete air
superiority and effectively neutralize
their entire ballistic missile array, we
are now transitioning to the subsequent
phase of this ongoing campaign. In this
next stage, we will significantly
intensify our targeting of the regime's
core foundations and its overall
military capabilities. We possess
further unexpected strategic maneuvers
which I do not intend to disclose at
this particular moment.
We will pursue our enemies, every single
one, and we will overtake them. Oh,
there will be no more equations. We will
continue to operate to protect the
safety and security of the residents of
the north. We will work tirelessly to
remove this persistent threat and we
will not relent in our efforts to disarm
Hezbollah.
On Thursday, Iran's Revolutionary Guards
Corps had claimed it fired the advanced
Horamsh 4 ballistic missiles towards the
Bengurian airport.
Iran has leveled its fury [music] at the
very heart of Israel. In a bold
unprecedented escalation, [music] Thrron
says it unleashed advanced Koramshar 4
ballistic [music] missiles toward
Bengurian International Airport, the
gateway to Tel Aviv and the nearby
Israeli Air Force [music] base.
According to Iran's Revolutionary Guard,
the [music] strikes aimed straight at
the city skies at dawn. A message
thunderous and clear. [music]
This conflict will not be contained and
no target [music] is off limits. As
missiles streak across borders, the
world watches and waits for what comes
next.
[music]

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'DIRECT HIT': Iran's Cruise Missile Bombards US Aircraft Carrier Abraham Lincoln In Stunning Strike?
Times Of India
Mar 6, 2026 #iranusconflict #ussabrahamlincoln #irgc

Iranian media released footage claiming to show anti-ship cruise missiles launched toward the U.S. aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72). The video reportedly shows missiles fired from Iran’s coastline streaking across the waters toward the 100,000-ton nuclear-powered carrier operated by the United States Navy. Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy claimed the strike occurred near the Strait of Hormuz as the carrier approached from the Gulf of Oman, alleging the warship was targeted about 340 km from Iran’s maritime borders. However, Tehran has not provided verifiable proof of the claim. Meanwhile, United States Central Command released images showing the carrier operating at sea, pushing back against Iranian claims that the vessel had been struck or sunk.



Transcript

In a stunning development, Iran released
footage of a missile launch that
allegedly hit the United States aircraft
carrier USS Abraham Lincoln on March
5th.
The footage showed anti-ship cruise
missiles being launched from the Iranian
coastline toward the 100,000 ton
nuclearpowered aircraft carrier of the
US Navy.
The footage shows multiple missiles
launching from coastal batteries
streaking over the waters and across the
sky.
The release of the footage appears aimed
at sending a message to Washington as
tensions between Iran and the US
continue to intensify.
However, the video's authenticity is not
yet verified.
On March 5th, Iran's Islamic
Revolutionary Corps Navy claimed that it
struck USS Abraham Lincoln near the
straight of Hormuz as it approached the
area from the Gulf of Oman.
A spokesperson for the Cotm Alania
central headquarters quoted by Tehran
Times said the aircraft carrier was
targeted by missiles while it was
operating 340 km from Iran's maritime
borders. However, Iran has presented no
evidence to support its claims.
Military analysts say anti-ship cruise
missiles are designed to fly low over
the sea, making them difficult for radar
systems to detect and intercept.
The United States Navy carrier strike
group led by the USS Abraham Lincoln,
CVN72,
is a key pillar of Washington's military
presence in the region. Aircraft
carriers act as floating air bases
capable of launching dozens of fighter
jets and projecting power across
thousands of kilometers.
Meanwhile, the US Central Command
Sentcom released images of USS Abraham
Lincoln operating in the seas, rejecting
the Iranian charge that it sank the
warship.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps,
IRGC, claimed to have launched an attack
on the United States aircraft carrier
USS Abraham Lincoln amid ongoing
fighting in Iran.
According to Press TV, the IRGC Navy
allegedly targeted the USS Abraham
Lincoln near Iranian territorial waters
using advanced domestically produced
drones. However, neither the IRGC nor
Press TV shared any footage to
substantiate the attack claim. A
spokesperson for the Katum Alania
central headquarters said the attack
forced the American strike group to
retreat. The sententcom has not
confirmed any such development. The
alleged attack took place on March 4th
when the 100,000 ton carrier was
intercepted approximately 340 km from
Iran's maritime borders in the Sea of
Oman. Press TV reported the Iranians
claimed that following the impact, the
USS Abraham Lincoln and its accompanying
destroyers fled the engagement zone at
high speed. The IRGC spokesperson said
the carrier group has since retreated
over 1,000 km away from the region,
claiming the US military presence failed
to achieve its intimidation objective.
Notably, Pentagon has not yet commented
if the Mammoth carrier was forced to
retreat or the extent of the damage to
the carrier. Last week, the IRGC claimed
that it had targeted the USS Abraham
Lincoln with four ballistic missiles.
The United States Navy's aircraft
carrier USS Abraham Lincoln deployed
near Iran was hit by the Iranian Navy's
missiles. The state media reported on
Thursday.
The USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier
was struck by drones of the Islamic
Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy. A
spokesperson for the Katum Alania
central headquarters told Press TV, "The
USS Abraham Lincoln hosts multiple
squadrons of fighter aircraft, including
F-35 Lightning 2 fighter jets and FA8
Super Hornet fighter jets.
The USS Abraham Lincoln along with three
guided missile destroyers had been in
the Arabian Sea since the end of January
after being redirected from the South
China Sea.
The Iranian military's claim of a strike
targeting the US aircraft comes days
after an American submarine sank an
Iranian warship in the Indian Ocean.
Sri Lanka's Navy recovered 87 bodies and
rescued 32 Iranian sailors from the IRS
Dena, which sank in international waters
off the coast of the island nation, a
rare instance of a submarine torpedoing
a ship since World War II.
Earlier in the day, the Iranian military
claimed that the naval missiles hit an
American oil tanker in the Persian Gulf,
triggering fire in the vessel.
The assault on commercial shipping in
Gulf waters showed no signs of letting
up as the US Iran conflict entered its
fifth day with more vessels coming under
attack. A Bahamas registered crude oil
tanker became the latest victim after an
explosive laden remotecont controlled
boat believed to have been deployed by
Iranian forces rammed into the vessel
while it was anchored in the vicinity of
Iraq's Hor al- Zubair port. In addition,
a second tanker anchored off the Kuwaiti
coast suffered a massive explosion on
its port side, causing the ship to take
on water and leak oil into surrounding
Gulf waters. The two incidents bring the
total number of vessels targeted to nine
since clashes broke out between the
United States, Israel, and Iran on
Saturday, which has sent shock waves
through global shipping and energy
markets. The toll on regional shipping
has been severe. Tracking data from the
Marine Traffic Platform estimated that
roughly 200 vessels, including oil
tankers, liqufied natural gas carriers,
and cargo ships, remained stranded at
anchor in open Gulf waters, unwilling or
unable to move. Hundreds more sat
waiting outside the straight of Hormuz,
the narrow but critical choke point
through which approximately 1ifth of the
world's oil and LNG supply passes,
unable to reach their destination ports.
The disruption to energy flows has had
an immediate and sharp impact on
commodity markets. Oil prices climbed a
further 3% on Thursday alone, extending
a rally that has now pushed crude prices
more than 14% higher since the conflict
began. A staggering rise driven by fears
of prolonged supply disruption from one
of the world's most energy critical
regions.
Reportedly, the targeting of Gulf
countries and disruption of energy
markets was part of a plan devised by
the late Iranian Supreme Leader
Ayatollah Ali Kane.

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Iran strikes back after Israel, US launch war, with Jon Elmer
The Electronic Intifada
Mar 5, 2026 #TheElectronicIntifada #TheElectronicIntifadaPodcast

Jon Elmer, contributing editor, covers the military aspects of the first five days of the US and Israeli war against Iran.

This is a segment from The Electronic Intifada's livestream on day 881 of the Gaza genocide. Ali Abunimah, Nora Barrows-Friedman, Jon Elmer and Asa Winstanley were joined by Donya Abu Sitta in the Gaza Strip. You can watch the full show here: https://youtube.com/live/UKU_g5fW6LU



Transcript

You are watching and listening to the electronic atifada. I am John Elmer. This is the resistance report for day
881 of Israel's genocide in Gaza and day six of USIsraeli war on Iran. I am
reporting this on the afternoon of Thursday, March 5th. Things are moving quickly, so uh keep that in mind. We'll
um we're going to cover the first five days of this war. And let's start with the maps off the top as we usually do.
And uh this complements what Ally was talking about about the straight of Hormuz. Um you got the choke point of uh
global energy 20% coming out from Qatar and um 20% of the oil uh natural gas
from Qatar and 20% of the oil uh that the world uses comes through that straight. Alli covered that uh really
well. Just one thing that I'll add to that as a commander of the naval force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps
said uh yesterday that the United States cannot escort ships out of the Straight of Hormuz. Trump cannot send his fleet
to extract those stuck in the Gulf or open the Straight of Hormuz. Trump says,
"We will escort the ships if necessary. Now is the time for necessity, Mr. Trump, so come and escort your ships."
Of course, that puts them uh well within range of short-range ballistic missiles, anti-ship missiles. Um and so the
Iranians are taunting the Americans to actually escort those ships. That would be a massive undertaking for the
Americans and they do not have the warships in the area right now to do that. So it would involve another
buildup. Um so for now, I think the uh energy markets are going to spike for
sure. And we look at the next one, we can see these bases. These are are the main targets uh of this battle. Um each
of these countries uh moving from the shores of Iran out. Um the UAE, Qatar,
Bahrain, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Jordan um and of course Israel uh are
the main thrusts of it. The US has said that it has dropped 2,000 bombs in the first 30 hours of this war. 1,000 um
were in the first 13 hours of the war. Um they've struck more than 2,000
targets. Um the Israeli Air Force said this morning that they've dropped over 5,000 bombs in strikes. The Iranians say
500 ballistic missiles and more than 2,000 drones have been launched. Uh
Hegathth the uh defense secretary uh outlined the mission. He said the
mission of Epic Fury is laser focused. Destroy Iranian offensive missiles.
Destroy Iranian missile production. destroy the navy and other security
infrastructure. So, this is a regime change operation. Um, and as Alli
pointed out, Trump has 47 years of grievances uh against Iran uh that
they're using to justify this uh uh regime change. If we look at the next map, you can see the bases uh that have
been targeted. Um, and these are the key bases uh in the UAE. Um the key bases
there aloud in Kuwait is the sententcom uh main air base and then beside it
there in Bahrain is the fifth fleet which is the naval command for um the
entire region. Sentcom covers basically everything that you see in that map and a little bit more um but you can see
also targeting in Kuwait. There's a significant um force in Kuwait. The
numbers in between Kuwait, Bahrain, and Qatar are more than 40,000 American
troops in those bases. But the number of military bases and installations that have been targeted by the Iranians are
in the dozens. They've also hit diplomatic and strategic facilities like embassies, CIA stations are all in those
embassies. And the CIA um said this week that they are um evacuating all of their
CIA offices that are in um usually they're in the embassies um particularly
because the one in Riad Saudi Arabia was hit and Saudi Arabia also hosts that key
air base Prince Sultan air base um that you see down in the south there and in
Jordan Muafa Galalti air base that hosts the American Expeditionary Wing and we
saw in my report last week about the buildup that the US is concentrating their forces on that air base rather
than having them all spread out. So the uh air defense tactic is to concentrate
their troops on uh a few of the bases and then use the carriers that are out
uh the carrier that is in the Mediterranean um and its guided missile destroyers um as basically air defense
for Israel. Um if we look at the next map again, you can see the targets um
all around. Those are both sides targets as of yesterday. Um and you can see just
how close those Gulf uh the Gulf states are and the American bases are to Iran.
And that is a huge advantage in weaponry. They do not need their long range ballistic missiles. They can use
shorter range um ballistic missiles. And that's the same for traveling the straight of Hormuz. they can pull out um
anti-ship ballistic and cruise missiles to hit from close range. Those are devastating weapons at that range. And
um the Americans don't want any part of that. They haven't wanted that in the in the Yemen front as well. They keep their
carriers uh as far out of distance as they can. Um out of distance at least of
the short range. Um so they're off in the Arabian Sea there down in the bottom right of the map. And the um other
carrier, the USS Ford, is up uh off the coast of uh Israel. It's out in the
Mediterranean. It's not in Israel. There was a lot of misreporting that it was coming into dock in Israel, but it is
staying offshore. Again, Hezbollah has anti-hship capabilities as well uh on
the Lebanon coast that you can see there up in the upper left of that map. Um so really is a regional war and these maps
show that as clear as day. Um the next slide here, we're going to start with um
the school massacre because of course this is the way Israel uh fights its wars and the Americans do too. Um the
massacre at this school that was sort of captured I think with this photo here that we're looking at a backpack with a
child's blood on it. Um 168 school girls aged 7 to 12 were killed along with 15
of their teachers. There was two strikes on the school in southeast Iran.
uh in the town of Minab. Uh six buildings including the school and the clinic were destroyed. Um we can
see on the next slide here um just the totality of this horror. Um these are
the graves for the children being dug. And as they always say in in Gaza, the
smallest coffins are always the heaviest. And you can see that um with those small um graves there that we're
looking at a row row upon row of graves to bury um more including the teachers
more than 175 uh people and one more um like this will
show you the funeral on that day. And then the the funeral on that day despite
Trump saying don't go outside your house. It's scary. There's bombs falling. You don't want to be out there.
there was a massive funeral demonstration uh for these school girls um showing just um you know the kind of
resolve that I don't think the Americans uh expected in this war um but the
street scenes of those um funeral marches were incredible uh under the
scale of bombing that's happening um you know 7,000 bombs according to the US and
Israelis at minimum um and there was thousands tens of thousands of people out on the
streets for those uh mourning that funeral. Um we'll take a look at the
next slide. Um because the war began with these two strikes, the strike on the school and then the strike on the
Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Ham. Um and he was killed uh at a meeting. So the
key to the way the war started is it started on the first day of the work week in Iran and it started at 9:30 in
the morning. So when people were all out in the streets and people were meeting in uh in their offices in the National
Security Council in Iran um and they uh Americans and Israelis uh managed to
kill in that assassination not just Ayatollah Ali Ham but also the commander
and chief of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards, the minister of defense, the head of the military council, the
commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps aerospace force um as well as the deputy the intelligence minister
in that um again peridi by the uh Israelis because the Iranians believed
that they were still in negotiations after the last round of negotiations just last week. Um negotiations were
supposed to continue and they had plans to meet again. Um and so again Iran
trusting its enemy um to be honorable which we know from two and a half years
of war with Israel uh is not the case. This is a poster you're looking at here that was put out by the PFLP's Abu Ali
Mustapa brigades. Um that's uh that calls uh Ham a martyr on the road to
alkuds and Palestine and also the Kasam brigade spoke uh about um the martyed
leader and this is what they said. The martyed leader Ali Ham represented the primary supporter of the axis of
resistance Palestine and its fighters. Indeed, all the Islamic Republic has provided for decades in terms of support
and backing for our people and our resistance, at the heart of which are the Alcasam brigades, was by his direct
decision and under his full patronage. This great support and backing for the path of resistance constituted an
essential and important factor that contributed to the development of the resistance and its tactics leading to
the great creativity it displayed in al ax flood and the legendary steadfastness for two full years in the face of the
most powerful forces of injustice in the region. So saluted by all of the
Palestinian resistance factions. Of course, people who've watched this show know that would be an obvious thing that
would happen from all of the factions from the leftists um all the way across the political spectrum of uh of the
resistance groups. Um we can see next here uh a promo that was put out by
Kmeni uh Ham's office of preservation and publication uh for the works of Ali
Ham and they put out this uh missile and drone launch that you can see and he
says here we are not the initiators of war. However, anyone who shows their greed and seeks to attack or cause harm
will face a decisive blow from the Iranian nation. And here we're seeing uh buried missile silos uh racks of shahid
drones and then attacks here uh on the uh various installations of the
Americans in the region. I will go through these operations one by one. Uh
but we're seeing them now hits in Kuwait, Bahrain, uh Qatar, Jordan,
uh across the region. Um Ali Larjani, the secretary of the Supreme National
Security Council, the top security figure right now in Iran, said, "As in the past 300 years, Iran did not start
this war, and our braved armed forces are not engaged in any attack except for defense. We will fiercely defend
ourselves and our 6,000-year-old civilization, regardless of the costs, and we will make the enemy regret their
miscalculations." Iran unlike the United States is prepared for a long war. Also
just to note uh Ali Ham had a fatwa against nuclear weapons for many many
years decades even uh and him saying that was in the preamble preamble of the
JCPOA. So um again putting lie to the American propaganda um as always but we
just uh cover it here. Uh so we'll go to number 10 here. Um we'll show map of the
missile range here. Um from their short range uh missiles uh all the way to
their more sophisticated high-end long range uh solid fuel uh and advanced
missiles down at the bottom which um according to the IRGC have not been used yet. They um they said they have been
saving them and using old stock. But you can see with the concentric rings going out from 300 kilometers out to 2,000 km
that they have missiles for every purpose in this uh in this war for each distance for each um uh for each
outcome. So a significant missile force that has been built up um over more than
a generation um and is being put into use uh today. The next map is another
one um showing their missiles again with a map that you can see the distance all of it well within range um and they're
also within range of drones which they have been using significantly and we saw that in the previous three uh Iranian
exchanges of fire um true promise one 2 and three and this is true promise 4
that we are in right now. If you look at the next slide, you can see some uh launches from underground missile bases.
And again, this is this the the key because the Israelis and the Americans have been showing us lots of footage of
uh launchers being knocked out um because lots of them are truck launches and they're e they're easier to track
once they have been launched. Um but when you see these kind of underground facilities, these are very difficult for
Israel to get. They don't know where they are. Unlike um the nuclear facilities where they knew where they
were um and had previous interactions with the United Nations inspectors and whatnot, these missile bases are um are
not known to the Israelis. There's the Shahed drones. Um there's their longer range uh fuel uh liquid fuel missiles.
Um and you saw a bunch of launches of solid fuel missiles as well. Solid fuel missiles are uh a lot better because you
don't have to load them. You don't have to load the fuel. You don't have to have workers out there uh exposed while
you're loading. Um and so the solid fuel advanced missiles, which is what we will
be seeing in the coming days um and weeks are um a preferable on the battle
space. And these are all being uh you know these are missiles that cost maybe
you know high hundreds of thousands early millions um early 1 millions uh to
co to to make and the uh interceptors that are knocking them down um that are
not uh built as fast uh are in the 3 million to 27 million range. Um, so
there is a a massive discrepancy in the outlay of costs in this war, which will
also over time uh be a damning factor for um for the US and its stocks. We
won't get into too much of that on this show right now because the first week of the war, we don't need to worry too much
about missile stockpiles and interceptor stockpiles, but I've talked about it on this show a number of times when we were
covering Yemen. Um that the uh the missile math is not um uh it's very
finite. Uh the uh interceptors are expensive. Um the military um buildup
for this war was very fast. It wasn't planned. Um so they didn't have chance to um you know increase domestic
production which is something that almost can't really happen in the US the way the economy um is shaped and this
particularly the military-industrial complex is shaped. So these things will all be significant as the days go on.
Iranians, 500 ballistic missiles, 2,000 drones, and IRGC said 40% have been
aimed at Israel and 60% at US bases and consulates throughout the region. Um, we
will go to 13 now, I think. Yes. Yes. Okay. So, here's some strikes on Israel.
Again, there's massive censorship in Israel. We're watching um this is a news
broadcaster that we've seen footage come from before. Obviously, one of the producers is sneaking this footage out.
Um but we have seen off this um uh off this balcony a number of shots and uh
for people uh listening um we're watching the streaks in the sky and the massive blast hitting Tel Aviv. And of
course they tell you in Tel Aviv that these uh aren't landing and that they have 100% interception rates. In fact,
the next video that is uh going to come in this series. Yeah. This one here from
NBC. They're on the air talking about how uh the Iron Dome gets all the rockets and gets all the missiles. Um
and then this one comes right in right while they're talking. I cut their talking out for the same reason Alli cut
uh Netanyahu because you don't need to hear it. But uh they don't know what they're talking about. They're talking
about the wrong um uh air defense systems. But as they were bragging about how good they were, a missile came right
down uh and smacked and then they had to talk about that missile and try and figure out what what was going on. Um
and you can see the uh on the ground the censorship in Israel has been remarkable. Um the threat of jail time
will do it I guess for people. Also, there's a nationalistic element in it that they don't want to be I I I assume
that there's a nationalistic element of not wanting to be um shown to be humiliated uh in front of the world. But
for whatever it is, the number of videos coming out from Israel compared to the
12-day war um which itself was uh covered in shrouded in censorship um is
even less this time around. This next slide is going to have audio in it.
Oh yeah,
feel
you.
So that's from uh on the ground in Israel. These are all targeting of Israel at the beginning. What you heard
was cheering from children in Gaza. Uh and you can note that throughout uh this
report that each of the countries um have the missiles falling on them ostensibly are cheering those missiles.
We'll see that again when we cut to Bahrain. Um I think we have uh audio in
the next slide as well. We also have a siren. So um be aware that there's going to be a siren. that this is the sound of
what uh the war sounds like in Beersa in southern Israel.
Yo yo What?
So this was from Monday. Um it was the 11th wave of Operation True Promise. The
IRGC is releasing um their field reports in waves um that they talk about and
this wave uh included Beer Shva where there's an IDF industrial communications complex in the city and that barrage
wave 11 targeted 20 sites across Israel. So spreading out um spreading out the
attacks keeping the entire country moving to shelters. Um these are strategies rather than using advanced
missiles. um they're using they've been saying they're using their old stock up and um keeping people on the run
throughout Israel from the north to the south and that is uh clearly part of the
strategy of this. We have again audio in this next slide but we are going to now go to Bahrain. Um so this is the
targeting of the fifth fleet the US naval command uh in Manama Bahrain
number 16. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my
god. Okay.
What the [ __ ]
Shelter immediately.
Shelter immediately. Shelter in place.
So, as you can see, the Bahrainis don't seem to have much problem with uh the US
bases being targeted. Of course, in each of these countries, there's movements to get rid of these bases um that are
stamped out by um by the uh royal families that uh run these countries as
their own personal thiefs. Um so that is Bahrain, fifth fleet. This is a critical
uh critical site for the Americans. Overseeing the entire region between the
fifth fleet and Aluduade air base in Qatar uh forms the real uh the real core
of the US presence in the region. We got audio in the next one. Again this is
again the fifth fleet.
So the same things you hear uh in Gaza in Bahrain as well. Um and this next one
also has audio in. This is the targeting of hotels. And let me just say before we show this um that this is the targeting
of hotels of US troops. The IRGC said the flight of cowardly US soldiers from
regional bases, they're taking refuge in hotels in host countries and their
criminal army's use of civilian facilities in the Persian Gulf countries as cover do not escape the intelligence
monitoring of the IRGC. So, we'll take a look at 18.
And you can actually hear that on the first one I showed you three back when the when they were in the car. That's
American soldiers in the car. Uh in many cases, these videos are coming from American soldiers while they're in their
hotels. And that's why you're hearing people speaking English like that. uh and in that car while they were being
shocked. Um so that was 18. We have a lot of media
today. So thanks tomorrow for working through this all with me.
So this is the burning of those facilities after. Again, they've been targeted numerous times. Um but this is
what you see when you drive by on the highway of the uh fifth fleet. And there's times where um
people wouldn't have thought this was possible to see this. Um these bases
have been built particularly they were built for um they started in uh in the
Gulf War in the first Gulf War in the 1990s but of course the post 911 war on
terror expanded these bases considerably um and they were not popular locally.
Um so that's 19. And just to give you a sense of how the IRGC writes up their um
uh field reports like we we we've described the Cassam Brigades doing. So this is how the IRGC does it. They say
the 18th wave of Operation True Promise 4 has begun. We remind the arrogant
enemy the movements of American soldiers in Qatar and Bahrain and their use of non-military facilities in Persian Gulf
countries are not hidden from us. No amount of air defense systems will help you. Um, so that's how that was
announced before those drones were launched. So it's almost like an early warning. Um, but effectively telling
exactly what is being hit. And I think we'll see that in these next few uh is
this 20? Okay, this is the continued burning. So th those two uh 19 and 20 go together
with these burnings of these facilities that we're seeing um that the uh that
the US is saying they're intercepting or Bahrain is saying they're intercepting all of these and they're just clearly
not um we will see with the next slide um satellite imagery. Um you can see the
base. We're seeing the base there and then before and after of the base clearly showing um a headquarters that
was hit in this base. Two satellite communications terminals were destroyed. Several large buildings at the base were
also destroyed and extensively damaged. The New York Times said this is New York Times satellite analysis. Um and you can
clearly see the damage. So these are pinpoint strikes and that's the thing is about the drones. They um you can you
could make them pinpoint. That's that's what they do. they hit uh right where they're supposed to go. Um GPS tracked
or uh to get them exactly on their topic or
Russian in in a lot of cases Russian GPS is being used. Um so you can see the
destruction there. Um and the next one you can see um aloud air base again
satellite communications. These are the two key bases to repeat. And so when you're knocking out the satellite
communications at these bases, you're knocking down the capacity for the network connectivity that the entire
American um missile defense program and defense in general runs on. So clearly
the first targets of this war were those uh satellite and terminal um and
satellite terminals and communication terminals. Um again we saw that with the early days of the Hezbollah um joining
the war after October 7th knocking out Israel's network connectivity. Um these
are very standard and important first day of war um attacks. And just to give
you a sense the UAE says that they have endured more than 800 drones and 186 uh
ballistic missiles. So with more than a thousand targeting just the UAE
um itself and it has a major US air base uh there too. Although air base um in
Qatar they say uh 100 ballistic missiles, three cruise missiles, 24 drones. Um Kuwait was 180 ballistic
missiles, four 400 drones. uh 100 uh missiles in Bahrain and 76 drones and
dozens in Saudi Arabia which we will see in these next two slides. This is the Prince Sultan Saudi air base. Uh oh,
that's another Al- Udade. And yeah, here's the um the Prince uh Sultan. So,
this is Aludade. We'll go to the next one. Um that shows more destruction uh
of those satellite um terminals. This is the Prince Sultan base that you can see
again structural damage. Um large plumes of smoke coming up from them. So direct
hits on these bases. Um 26. We're going to take a look at
Jordan. Now this is the key um US expeditionary base.
Um Mafak Alsalti. And you can see there clearly a direct ballistic missile hit
uh in on that air base. Uh, and again, people uh, watching that closely. The
next one shows you um, a problem that we've seen a number of times, but you
can see over to the right there, that's a misfiring interceptor that's just being fired into the Jordanian community
uh, along with the shrapnel that uh, from the because the drones are mostly
shot out of the sky using fighter jets and helicopters. So, they blast them out of the sky and the pieces fall all over
Jordan. Um, and that's part of the deal, I guess, with the king. Um, and again,
at this air base, it's key because this is a concentration of US forces on top
of the expeditionary airwing that's already based at that base in Jordan. Um, I showed you the map um the the
satellite imagery of uh that base um in Jordan in last week's show and there
wasn't enough room for any more airplanes. It was all uh bristling with fighter jets. So when these get it's
it's one thing to concentrate your defenses uh but when your defenses are concentrated and something gets through
um it's going to be a a big mess. So um they are expending extraordinary amounts
of interceptors to try to prevent that from happening. This next one uh 28 this
is going to have audio in as well. Um, this is a strike on a US base in Kuwait.
And you can hear the US soldiers commenting uh on the strike here in this one.
That's my [ __ ] truck. So, I think it's a joke cuz he's looking
at a bunch of M wraps there, but the the soldier says that's my truck. Um and
these uh there has been six US soldiers killed on these bases in these attacks.
These are the only um casualties that the Americans have admitted to. Drop site has done some reporting that um
that they believe the number is um being suppressed significantly. Um but we will
have to see in the coming days um when the honesty of casualties comes out
because we're particularly not hearing about wounded soldiers. Um and also just to to say those drone strikes that were
hitting um the uh the city the um that were hitting those hotels um those are
not killing um locals. The number of locals killed um in each of these
countries is in the single digits um throughout this war. And we're not clear
who they are. Um if they're on the base, if they're base workers, all of that stuff is still all fuzzy at this point.
Um but we will keep track of that of course. And the next uh slide you could see the significant damage at uh the Ali
al-Salm um base in Kuwait. You can see again satellite dishes, radar domes, um
all the specific targets um of those. So they're taking drones um precision
drones that are about uh I mean they're basically the the the price of your car.
They go the speed of your car. They're roughly the size of your car. That's a good way to understand them. Um, but
they're very accurate with their with their strikes. And so they're using the drones to flood the air defenses, uh,
waste air defenses, but also to get in and knock out these cris uh these critical nodes of the air defense
system. Um, and then 30, I think we can see uh the embassy here in Kuwait uh on fire.
The embassies have all been evacuated. Um, but also the CIA bases attached to
the embassies have also been evacuated because they were hit in Riad the other day and the CIA announced that everybody
uh was to evacuate. Now, for this next one, we're going to have audio in here because we're this is the um the
shooting down of three uh US F-15s that were downed by um apparently Kuwaiti
friendly fire. um all three of them right in a row here. Um and we're going
to watch each one of them. These are F um F-15 E strike eagles falling from the
sky.
You could see the ejection of the pilots there. According to Sencom, all six pilots survived. Um when they reached
the ground, they were treated um all were treated well by uh the population
when they landed. You can see the ejection from that one as well.
So, three uh three more lost fighter jets. We know they lost three during the
Yemen um uh battles as well. And the key to this is not just that it's an
accident that happens. The key is that it's during active combat. It's when
missile drone uh combo attacks are happening, layered attacks are happening
incoming um that creates the confusion um that creates the friendly fire or in
the case of Yemen where the um aircraft carrier had to do a sharp turn and therefore lost the plane overboard. But
that's not just happening in a vacuum. It's happening in the moment of a complex strike that's happening directly
on these forces. So, um, they are friendly fire, but they're, uh, very
much, um, a forced error, if we can use a tennis term there. Um, so there was
also reporting today. I won't get into that, but there may have been a fourth uh, fighter jet, American fighter jet
shot down uh, in Iran. There's early reporting about that. Um, we'll have to
wait to confirm all of that. And all of this stuff takes a lot to confirm because as I'm sure people watching know
there has been a lot of misinformation, disinformation, um purposeful uh misguidance of what's
going on uh as part of the propaganda campaign uh happening here. Let's take a
look at Dubai now. Um 32. Um this is IRGC. I think we have audio in this one
as well for 32.
So that was the US embassulate in Dub uh in Dubai. I believe that it
was a consulate um not an embassy but an emptied one. Um and again Alli talked
about these countries as brands. um these kind of attacks uh definitely take the shine off of that. Um you'll see one
more angle of it here coming up. Right now we're watching uh street level view
of uh panicked people and there's the burning uh consulate shown from people
driving down the highway. Um and then the next slide you can see that the um
the uh Ministry of Defense of the UAE has been putting these out. They say they have detected 186 ballistic
missiles launched towards them. They say they have intercepted 172 of them. Not
sure how um not sure how good these stats are, but they're putting them out.
And it's interesting for at least what they are seeing coming at them. You're talking about eight cruise missiles and
812 uh Shahed drones fired at them. So more than a thousand uh projectiles fired at
the UAE alone. um in this case. So significant focus on the UAE uh as well.
Um now let's take a look at some of the drones. Um the uh the drones uh the IRGC
aerospace force has downed a number of drones. I attempted to do a count of
them because to see if we could match them up. Um but we have footage like
this footage clearly here of an Israeli Hermes 900. There's an Elbit drone. One
less Elbit drone. Here comes another uh Elbit drone blasted out of the sky. And
then there's a third one here that's an Israel Aerospace Industries Haron drone
that you can tell um the difference between them because of the um the back
wing that you'll see. Um so these are being knocked out of the sky every day
in Iran. We see footage of them on the ground. We've seen some of this footage from the missile cam. That's what you're
seeing here. These look a lot like uh the weapon that was used in Yemen. Uh
it's not totally clear, but um it seems to be the same the 358 that the Amenes
were using to um to down a couple of dozen uh MQ9 Reapers. So far, these are
all uh Israeli drones that we've seen drop. Um although the Iraqi resistance
uh reported that they got a um an MQ9 Reaper. If they did, I'm sure we will be
seeing that um in due time. Um the Iranians and number 35 has two two more
drones coming out of the sky. Um you can see them dropping here again. It's a Hermes uh falling out of the sky and
then there's going to be a number another one on the ground. And we've seen at least we've seen more than a
dozen for sure separate uh drops. The Iranians uh the Iranian army is also
doing air defense. They do an integrated air defense with the IRGC. Um and they
put their number of drones downed um in the many dozens um something like 30
through these days. Um but difficult to verify because we don't have footage of all of them. Um the Ansar Allah movement
always gave us footage uh to match uh their uh their claims. So we uh we'll
see we'll see if this uh reporting uh crystallizes more in the coming weeks.
But you can see it that drop down again over a city um in um southern Iran. And
then there's this is the the Hermes 900. This appears to have been taken down by electronic warfare because it is
perfectly more or less perfectly intact. Um and the uh IRGC said that um that it
was under the control of the fighters of the aerospace force of the IRGC. And there you can see um its bomb load um
out uh loaded out hadn't used them yet uh on this particular drone, but uh
definitely not seeing this on news that I'm watching. So, um, I thought I'd bring you this, uh, angle as I always
do. Um, and then this, this was an interesting story cuz the US has actually cloned the Shahed drone and
have their own and they announced number 36 here. They announced their own um,
the launch historic first. They they said this was uh, um, this was on day
two that they uh, it says we're looking at a Sentcom uh, tweet press release. It
says, "Sencom's task force Scorpion strike for the first time in history is using one-way attack drones in combat
during Operation Epic Fury. These lowcost drones modeled after Iran's
Shahed drones are now delivering Americanmade retribution." So again, uh
blustery American uh military uh announcements followed by Let's take a
look at the next clip. Uh it only took uh some few hours before the Iraqis were
picking apart uh one of these Lucas drones, lowcost um drones that look
exactly like the Iranian drones and are run on Starlink. You can see the Starlink um satellite dangling off
there. So that that was less than 24 hours turnaround from them boasting about retribution to uh Iraqis in the
desert laughing and and having fun with the drone trying to decide what to do if it can fit in their pickup truck or not.
Um sort of like the footage we used to see in Yemen when the drones would down. So that's a remarkable little turnaround
there for uh their copycat drones. And now Hezbollah joined the war. I think
Hezbollah joined the war this week, but the war was going to join Hezbollah. So, I think that they got out in front of
it. Um, there hasn't been a ceasefire. The ceasefire has been in many ways more
fraudulent in Lebanon than it is in Gaza even, which is hard to say because it's been brutal in Gaza. Um, but in Lebanon,
the number of violations is in the tens of thousands. And the number of Hezbollah commanders, operatives,
soldiers killed is more than 500. There's daily strikes. Um, and this war
was not going to let uh Israel was not going to let Isra was not going to let Hezbollah be on the sidelines of this
war. So, Hezbollah joined the war um two days ago and immediately we get clips
like this. number 38.
We see a mark of a tank there in the distance. And again, this is in um this is at the top of the Galilee panhandle.
Um and that's a Cornet anti-tank guided missile that's going to be launched and a direct hit you're going to see as it
spools its way on target. Um this is a remarkable shot, multiple kilometer
shot. Um I didn't do the calculation myself but um I saw a calculation from a
source that said that this was 5 kilometers um which would make sense and
again this is an area that Hezbollah is not supposed to be let alone their uh
clearly that they the first shot was clearly by their anti-tank marksmen because that is a long-distance shot and
it hit perfectly. The Israelis have rec uh said that there has been uh several injuries inside tanks that have been hit
by um anti-tank guided missiles. So Hezbollah is back 36 operations in the
first two days and they're on their way to that total again today. Um and of
course the um the Islamic res Hezbollah said in this um on this post uh of this
video they said that um of the field report they said the Islamic resistance is committed to defending its land and
people especially as the Israeli enemy crosses boundaries within its crime with
its crimes. It is its response targeted military sites unlike the enemy which
targets civilians. So Hezbollah is saying we target military sites. Um and they have rocket um and drone attacks um
on you on Israeli bases all across um the the front line which now includes
Syria because the Israelis are occupying Syria now as well. So they were targeted there by Hezbollah as well. And number
39 we're going to see the Iraqi resistance has been uh this is an underground missile base. You can see
Nasraa Kasamsulammani. Um you can see their missiles and in
their underground um in their underground bunkers as well. And the Iraqi resistance joined immediately.
They didn't need uh any prompting. They joined the war in the first minutes of the war and began uh hammering the
American air base at Airbil in northern Iraq. Um as well as the uh uh the two
other American air bases also.
So that's the air bill um airport that you're seeing air base that you're
seeing in flames there from the Iraqi resistance. And just one more number 40
um of of all of this after all of this the US sent out this notice this week.
Um this is from the state department that says security updates for Americans in the Middle East. Depart now via
commercial means due to serious safety risks. and it lists the countries Bahrain, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Israel, the
West Bank, Gaza, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, United Arab Emirates, and Yemen.
So, essentially the Americans saying, uh, we're too busy, uh, protecting
Israel right now to, uh, worry about our, um, our people in the region. we
didn't uh we we sprung the war on them so fast that they didn't have reasonable
chance to get their families out of the region and they they say to them depart now uh and you're on your own although I
did hear yesterday on the news that instead of um just hanging up on people calling the embassies that there's now a
recorded message so um just real kind of a last thing to just say that um the the
focus is never seems to for the America Firsters on the Americans. Um, that was all a big fraud.
So, this has been the resistance report for day six of the war in Iran.

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Iran just hit Dubai airport as US forces evacuate; 2,000 soldiers trapped - OPTM
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The targeting of Dubai International Airport (DXB) was not random vandalism; it was a strategic masterstroke. You have to understand what Dubai is: it isn't a real city in the traditional sense; it is a leveraged bet on globalization, a mirage in the desert propped up by constant capital inflows and the movement of people.

Before this strike, DXB and its sister airport DWC accounted for roughly 27% of Dubai’s entire GDP. We aren't talking about pocket change. In 2023, the aviation sector in Dubai was valued at over $37 billion, supporting over 630,000 jobs .

That airport is not just a building; it is the heart pumping blood into the veins of every hotel, every shopping mall, and every real estate project in the city. By forcing the suspension of all flights, Iran effectively induced a cardiac arrest in the UAE economy. We are talking about losses mounting at a rate of hundreds of millions of dollars per day.

Cargo is rotting at the tarmac. Perishable goods—food, medicine—are stuck. The ripple effect means that supply chains from Asia to Africa and Europe are severed because the "crossroads of the world" is now a crater.



Transcript

Welcome back. I posted about two videos
today, but we need to talk about what
just happened in the Gulf because the
world shifted on its axis in the last 24
hours, and most mainstream outlets are
too busy reading from a script written
in Washington and Tel Aviv to tell you
the truth. Today, Iranian drones and
missiles struck directly at Dubai
International Airport, the busiest
airport in the world for international
travel, amidst a chaotic scene that
reportedly involved US forces attempting
to flee the region in civilian clothes.
An Iranian drone attacked near the main
terminals of Dubai International Airport
temporarily suspended operations. Drone
that hit the Dubai airport. There was
thick smoke that engulfed the skies of
Dubai. Chaos erupts at Dubai
International Airport. Black smoke fills
the skyline. Explosions rock the airport
grounds and flights are thrown into
disarray.
This is not a drill and this is not a
conflict happening somewhere far away.
This is the sound of American hegemony
collapsing and it is happening right in
the heart of the United Arab Emirates.
While the corporate media wants you to
focus on tensions, what we witnessed was
a precision strike that sent a message
so loud that it rattled windows from the
Gulf to Wall Street. Witnesses on the
ground at DXV described scenes of pure
pandemonium, not just from the
explosions, but from the sight of
uniformed American personnel stripping
off their military gear inside terminal
buildings, desperately trying to blend
in with crowds of civilians to escape.
According to updates on X and
corroborated by evacuation reports that
even Donald Trump was forced to
acknowledge, the United States is
currently trying to pull thousands of
its soldiers out of the UAE. But here is
the kicker that they aren't telling you.
Iran has them trapped. The Islamic
Revolutionary Guard Corps, IRGC, has
made it crystal clear that the war has
not yet even truly begun. And these
forces, estimated to be thousands
strong, stationed at facilities like
Aldafra Air Base, are now sitting ducks.
The US thought they could use Emirati
soil as a forward operating base to
threaten Iran, and they thought they
could just bolt when the bill came due.
They were wrong. The UAE, which hosts
around 5,000 US military personnel,
thought their billions in F-35s and
Patriot missiles could protect them. But
when Iran blindsided their radar
systems, taking out critical US-made
THAAD batteries in the opening salvos,
the safe haven facade evaporated. Now
flights are suspended indefinitely. The
airport is shut and the US is scrambling
to perform a humiliating retreat that
looks more like a desperate escape.
Before we dive deeper into how this is
breaking the back of the Emirati economy
and why the reformist babble coming out
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over the destabilization caused by Iran
standing up to a genocidal regime. Now,
let's get into the meat of this story
because the economic bloodbath we are
about to witness makes the actual
explosions look like firecrackers. The
targeting of Dubai International
Airport, DXB, was not random vandalism.
It was a strategic master stroke. You
have to understand what Dubai is. It
isn't a real city in the traditional
sense. It is a leveraged bet on
globalization. A mirage in the desert
propped up by constant capital inflows
and the movement of people. Before this
strike, DXB and its sister airport DWC
accounted for roughly 27% of Dubai's
entire GDP. We aren't talking about
pocket change. In 2023, the aviation
sector in Dubai was valued at over $ 37
billion, supporting over 630,000 jobs.
That airport is not just a building. It
is the heart pumping blood into the
veins of every hotel, every shopping
mall, and every real estate project in
the city. By forcing the suspension of
all flights, Iran effectively induced a
cardiac arrest in the UAE economy. We
are talking about losses mounting at a
rate of hundreds of millions of dollars
per day. Cargo is rotting at the tarmac.
Perishable goods, food, medicine are
stuck. The ripple effect means that
supply chains from Asia to Africa and
Europe are severed because the
crossroads of the world is now a crater
and the numbers are already painting a
terrifying picture of the future. We are
watching a classic capital flight event
in real time. Reports coming out of
Singapore are confirming what we
suspected. The wealthy are abandoning
the sinking ship. Wealth advisers in
Singapore are being flooded with calls
from their clients in Dubai. We aren't
talking about middle-class families with
a savings account. We are talking about
family offices moving assets in the
range of $50 million per client. One
report detailed how two Indian
entrepreneurs tried to transfer over
$100,000 each from their Dubai accounts
to Singapore immediately after the
strikes only to be thwarted by technical
glitches, which is usually banker speak
for a run on the bank. The UAE built its
entire post oil model on being a safe
haven in a rough neighborhood. They sold
the myth of security. In one night, Iran
shattered that myth. Real estate, which
is the backbone of Dubai's wealth
illusion, is about to implode. Why would
anyone buy a luxury apartment on the
Palm JRO when you can watch an IRGC
drone fly past your window? The smart
money is already rotating back to
Singapore, a real financial hub with
actual geopolitical stability, not just
zero taxes and flashy nightclubs. The
Emirati dream is turning into a
nightmare because they hitch their wagon
to the American Empire and the empire is
dying. Meanwhile, the global energy
markets are convulsing. This isn't just
about Dubai. It's about the straight of
Hormuz. 20% of the world's crude oil
passes through that narrow channel.
President Trump in his typical bombastic
style is tweeting about unconditional
surrender and promising to make Iran
great again. A level of delusion that is
almost impressive. Even his mainstream
media are saying he is delusional. You
think there are difficult days ahead. U
the president is suggesting that he
would only s uh accept unconditional
surrender in his words to a reporter. Um
so you don't see that right now that
this is on the cusp of happening?
I don't sir. No, I don't see that right
now. I think that um the regime is
have been planning for this for 45 years
and you can expect a fierce resistance.
But while he plays cheerleader, the
price of Brent crude has surged past $91
per barrel and West Texas Intermediate
is flirting with $90, marking the
highest levels in nearly 2 years. The US
Navy is talking about escorting ships,
but they can't escort ships if their
radar is destroyed and their bases are
on fire. The price at the pump in
America and Europe is about to
skyrocket. And that economic pain is
going to land squarely on the voters who
bought into the lies about American
strength. This war, ignited by the US
and Israel, is already causing the US
economy to shed jobs with a reported
loss of 92,000 jobs last month. and the
stock market is tumbling. The American
people are paying the price for
Netanyahu's bloodlust and Trump's ego.
Let's talk about the state of those
trapped US forces because their
situation is more desperate than the
Pentagon dares admit. The US has long
maintained a significant presence in the
UAE under the guise of partnership,
specifically at Aldafra Air Base, which
is home to the 380th Air Expeditionary
Wing. This is where the drones and
refueling aircraft that enable the
entire regional mission are housed. The
agreement with the UAE was always shaky.
The Emiratis publicly stated earlier
this year that they would not allow
their territory to be used for attacks
on Iran, but we all know how public
statements work when the Americans put a
gun to your head. The UAE blinked. The
US used the bases and now the bill is
due. Now the US forces are reportedly
trying to evacuate in civilian clothes.
A move that reeks of desperation and
potentially violates the laws of war
regarding unformed combatants. They are
trying to blend in with civilians to
escape the Iranian retaliation that is
rightfully targeting them. And the worst
part, Iran has announced that the main
phase hasn't even started yet. These
soldiers are trapped in a country that
is now a potential war zone with their
chain of command in chaos, waiting for a
strike that could come at any moment.
Now we have to address the bizarre
sideshow coming out of the Iranian
presidential palace. President Masoud
Peshkan, the so-called reformist, has
come out with his tail between his legs,
effectively apologizing to neighboring
countries for the attacks. He stated
that the armed forces have been ordered
to stop strikes on neighbors unless
attacked first. And he even apologized
personally.
Foreign
speech. Foreign speech. Foreign speech.
With all due respect, this is
meaningless political theater. It is
almost laughable to watch a reformist
try to play nice while the IRGC is
actually running the war. Peskin can
apologize all he wants. The IRGC doesn't
take orders from him. They answer to a
higher calling, the defense of Iranian
sovereignty and the destruction of the
capabilities of the aggressors. While
the president is talking about
diplomacy, the IRGC is releasing
statements about blinding the eyes of
the US and Israel by destroying their
advanced radar systems in Jordan and the
UAE.
They are the ones calling the shots.
This is the classic western mistake.
They always try to find the moderate
Iranian to deal with, completely missing
the fact that the military-industrial
complex in Iran operates on a doctrine
of deterrence, not appeasement. To wrap
this up, look at the bigger picture.
This is the beginning of the end for the
US dominated security architecture in
the Middle East. The UAE is reeling its
economy on life support. The Saudis are
quietly distancing themselves, terrified
they are next. The US military is hiding
in civilian clothes, trying to catch
flights out of a country that can no
longer protect them. And Iran, despite
the noise about apologies, has
successfully demonstrated that they can
reach any target anywhere in the Gulf at
any time. They turned Dubai, the
playground of the West, into a ghost
town with a single coordinated drone
strike. The suspension of flights at DXB
isn't just a logistical headache. It is
a metaphor. The party is over. The music
has stopped. And the United States along
with its vassal state, Israel, is left
standing alone in the dark, wondering
where all their so-called allies went.
The war has not yet begun, but the
defeat is already written. Subscribe,
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American Troops Scramble To 'Dodge Iran War Orders'? Major Blow To Trump’s Iran War Push | Watch
Times Of India
Mar 7, 2026 #IranWar #USIranConflict #TrumpWar

Anti-war activist Mike Prysner says growing numbers of U.S. troops and their families are contacting his organization for help to avoid fighting in the U.S.–Israeli war against Iran. He claims some soldiers were told they were going for training but later informed of a combat deployment. The remarks come as protests erupt across major U.S. cities opposing the war. A University of Maryland poll shows only 21 percent support military action against Iran. Critics also cite Donald Trump’s “No New War” campaign pledge. Lawmakers and veterans are divided, while reports of civilian casualties and rising tensions continue fueling debate across the United States.



Transcript

A prominent anti-war activist and
filmmaker says a growing number of US
troops and their families are reaching
out for help to avoid fighting in the
ongoing USIsraeli war against Iran.
Mike Pryzner, executive director of the
Center on Conscience and War, says his
organization has been flooded with calls
from American service members seeking
ways to avoid participation in the
conflict. Posting on social media, Pryer
wrote that the phone at his organization
has been ringing off the hook with many
soldiers and their next of kin asking
about options to dodge involvement in
the offensive. Pryzner shared details of
one conversation he says he had with the
mother of a service member deployed in
the region. According to him, the
soldier was given what was described as
a final phone call home before being
ordered to turn in his phone. During
that call, the soldier told his mother
that his unit was preparing for a boots
on the ground deployment later that
night. Pryzner also said the soldier
relayed what his commander told the
troops about the mission. According to
the activist, the commander reportedly
said the deployment was meant to bring
about what he described as the second
coming of Christ. Pryzner further
claimed that many of the servicemen had
not initially been told they were
heading into a combat deployment.
Instead, he said they had been informed
that they were traveling for training
exercises.
The remarks come as protests have
erupted in several major cities across
the United States against the military
strike. hikes on Iran. Large crowds have
gathered in downtown Seattle as well as
in Washington DC, New York, Chicago, and
Los Angeles. Demonstrators in those
cities have voiced opposition to the
joint USIsraeli military campaign
targeting Iranian cities. Protesters
have also expressed concerns over
civilian casualties and the broader
consequences of the conflict.
Public opinion surveys suggest
significant skepticism among Americans
about the war. A poll conducted by the
University of Maryland shows that only
21% of respondents supported a war on
Iran. The survey found that a large
majority of those questioned opposed
military action.
Critics have also pointed to President
Donald Trump's campaign pledge during
the 2024 election. At the time, Trump
had promised what he described as no new
war. Some supporters now feel betrayed
by the administration's decision to
launch strikes.
Reports of civilian casualties have also
intensified criticism. According to a
recent report by the New York Times,
evidence indicates that the United
States targeted a girl's elementary
school in the southern Iranian city of
Manab during a strike on February 28th.
The attack reportedly killed more than
170 people, most of them children. For
many veterans of earlier US wars, the
conflict with Iran is drawing
comparisons to the 2003 invasion of
Iraq. That war launched over claims of
weapons of mass destruction, later
became one of the most controversial
conflicts in modern American history.
Veterans say the current situation
raises similar concerns about long-term
instability and the lack of a clear
endgame. In Washington, several
lawmakers who previously served in the
military have also raised questions
about the war. Among them is Senator
Ruben Galgo of Arizona, a Marine Corps
veteran who served in Iraq. Galgo warned
that the lack of a clearly defined
strategy is deeply concerning. He said
it is a frightening situation when there
is no clear explanation of the plan, the
goals, or what victory would look like.
Galgo also argued that the war is
illegal. He said there was no imminent
threat that would justify bypassing
congressional authorization for military
action. Another critic is Democratic
Representative Chris Duzio of
Pennsylvania, a Navy veteran who also
served during the Iraq War. Delusio
questioned those supporting the
conflict. He asked what he called a
simple question. How many American
troops should die for the war? However,
veteran opinion on the conflict remains
divided. Some lawmakers with military
backgrounds have publicly backed the
president's actions. Republican Senator
Joanie Ernst of Iowa, a combat veteran
of the Iraq War, defended the
administration. She said the six
American service members killed by Iran
gave their lives in what she described
as a noble mission to protect fellow
Americans and defend the homeland.
Despite the criticism and protests,
political support for the president
remains strong among parts of the
veteran community. According to exit
polls, Donald Trump won nearly 2thirds
of the veteran vote in the 2024
election. Many veterans, particularly
older ones, continued to support the
president's decision to strike Iran.
They argued that the action was
necessary against what they see as a
regime determined to threaten the United
States. As the war continues and
tensions rise, debates over the conflict
are intensifying across the country,
both among the public and within the
ranks of those who have served in
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Iran's Missiles DECIMATE Israel & Gulf, Trump STUNNED as Russia Enters | Stanislav Krapivnik
Danny Haiphong
Streamed live 6 hours ago #iran #israel #trump

Overnight, Iran's retaliation struck Israeli and US targets hard, including wiping out a Patriot missile battery, several key air defense radars, in addition to pounding Tel Aviv. Former US Army officer and geopolitical analyst Stanislav Krapivnik joins to break it all down.



Transcript

Greetings everyone. Greetings. Welcome back to the show. It's your host Danny Hiong. As you can see, I am joined by former US Army officer, geopolitical
analyst, and commentator Stas Capnik. Stas, good to have you back on. How are
you? Always a pleasure. Always a pleasure. Tired, I'm sure, like everybody else, cuz you know, nobody nobody's willing to
sedate Trump and keep him away from that freaking telephone where he keeps posting stuff. Uh they need to do this
just for humanity for at least a day to separate him from all the from anything he can touch. Put him on a couch
somewhere. Let him sleep it off, you know. Don't give him any whiskey. Go do that.
Everyone hit the like button as you come on. That helps boost the show. We're going to get started right away, Stas, because I wanted your comment on this.
We know that Iran's retaliation has been very undersold by the United States and
Israel. Uh we're hearing all kinds of reports of what Iran has been able to
do, which I think is causing uh panic in uh the United States's wararmongering
brass. You have Iran having hit these key radar systems. Uh uh St. most
recently they hit one, I believe it was in uh Jordan and uh as well as the UAE.
These radars are so critical to the THAAD system which you can help explain after I go over uh this STS. But here is
another image of what happened in Jordan. That is the radar system that has essentially been demolished by
Iranian missile fire. Now uh there's only I believe the numbers keep on
changing but I believe there's only eight of these TADs in the world. And with their radars gone, we have Israel
struggling very dramatically. This is Harets talking about how now alerts for
Iranian missiles in drones for their air defense systems to start firing have gone down to just a matter of minutes
that they cannot commit to a specific number of minutes for their warnings and the activation
of sirens. And I'll I can play just a little bit of what that has actually
produced in the last few days. Stas uh here you have an Alazer report that
shows uh what Iran has been using this cluster uh bomb missile which has absolutely and you'll see here Israelis
reacting to the uh you know the sight of them
Well, there you have the air defense systems just working just overtime for
one missile. And you know, uh, the damage has been
had. We've had images of massive damage inside of Israel, uh, as well as
surrounding areas. So SAS talk to me about what exactly you
believe has been happening in this war. Where is it right now as we go beyond
the oneweek mark? Well, first of all, uh as far as radars,
those THADs, that's a radar that goes uh with the THAAD battery. Uh THAAD batter
is the uh it's is an anti-missile system battery. Uh it the interceptors first of
all this project uh and it's supposed to be cutting edge technology. It's it was
lingering around for about 20 years. Everybody the military is trying to kill it over and over and over again but the
the Senate wouldn't Congress wouldn't allow it to die because too many Congress critters uh were getting some
good pork barrel spending out of this project. So it finally got birthed. They
really wanted to still birthe it or abort it. But no, they got birthed. Um,
while the radars are very good, they see over the horizon, they're also very bright. Uh, which means they get a
lot of attention. You do not want to get attention in a military conflict because the more attention you get, the more
service you become. And what I mean by service, you get shot at. That's a nice uh uh that that's a nice term for
getting whacked. uh and they got whacked. But those aren't the primary radars. Those are mobile systems that go
with the batteries. Um there are I think if I remember correctly
seven batteries of THADs in the world. Uh one was um or two of them were in
Saudi Arabia. They've been destroyed. They were sold to Saudi Arabia and the remaining five the US deployed two of
them to Israel. Maybe three batteries. Uh but as far as remember it's two. So they might have moved one of the the
radar systems into Jordan to make up for the stationary radars that uh Iran
destroyed. Iran destroyed uh one in Bakaran uh which was this giant radar
system that saw that the US used for targeting Russian ships in the north
Caspian. And by ships in this case I mean civilian transport ships giving them coordinates to the Ukrainians. Uh
which is hilarious because all of a sudden uh America's elite politicians have found out that oh Russia's gi
bastard Russians are given coordinates to those evil bastard. How dare they?
Yeah it's called payback. I add a few other words to it but children may be watching. Um it's like welcome to the
payback. You want a proxy we can get a proxy too. uh in and China is doing the
same thing uh by with their be system. Uh so the fact that American politicians are in shock tells you how ignorant they
are, how much they believe their own propaganda that they're exceptional. They can do whatever they want and nobody can do anything back to us. Well,
no. No, it doesn't work that way. Uh unfortunately, the polit political class in the US is mostly uh absolutely
ignorant of reality. Uh so that's one system and that system that was destroyed in Bakran was a billion dollar
system and there was another smaller system that worked in tangent uh that was destroyed in Qatar. Uh so and we saw
that it was destroyed. What amazed me is how it was destroyed. It was destroyed by a Shahed drone first day in and this
drone they're slow. Uh they have relatively slow. They have uh like a
small moped internal combustion engine. They're loud. It sounds like a moped flying over your head and you're
watching this drone and just nose dives it. What amazed me
was nobody was firing on it. Not assault rifle fire, not machine gun fire, no
stingers going up, nothing. Nothing. Everybody either cleared out and ran
away to their bunkers without doing any kind of air defense. Obviously, no missile fire uh from a Patriot, for
example. Nothing. They just flew in, blew up a half billion dollar piece of equipment, and that's it. And there's a
lot of American bases burning everywhere. 22 bases have been hit. uh including in Iraq uh in Masul for
example that America leveled to free it from uh uh from Egil that the US CIA
created and right now there are battles going on in Mosul because uh after Iran
hit it for the Iraqis Iraqi militia and regulars are now having firefights with
the US troops trapped there. So unless the US does some kind of convoy run to get those people out of there, there are
2,000 Americans that are basically sitting in three bases uh in uh Iraq uh
cut off. So when their ammo and food runs out, yeah, they're screwed. Uh one
of them sits in Kurdistan, which is pretty funny because in in this case because oh the US just backstabbed the
Kurds in Kurds in Syria and let El Galani and the Turks massacre them. So
now we don't need you guys anymore. Thanks for playing. Thanks for being on our side and being devoted to us and go
bugger off and have have Adam El Gelani. Eigil can now murder at will because you
know El Galani plays basketball with central command generals and you know he gets on stage in the US. He's uh as
Trump said you know I put him in I put this guy in. Oh yeah yeah yeah. He's your little bastard. Um, so you know,
these, by the way, are the same Kurds that they're counting on to throw over into uh eastern Kurdish territories in
Iran uh to start a revolution there. The same guys they just betrayed, the same
guys whose cousins and brothers or fathers were just massacred, women, children, all you got to love
Washington. I mean, this this is it's not even amateur hours. Keystone cops. Uh it's ridiculous. There's no strategy.
There's no long-term plan. And it's whatever goes at the moment at the moment. Uh you know that's that and lit
literally that and even political notice that about uh um about Trump. It's like
they just woke up and went to war. Yeah. Pretty much so. Well, they didn't wake up and just go to war. They woke up and and were told by uh the Israelis, you're
going to war. Uh and and that was it. That that was the final decision which we got from Marco Rubio and from Johnson
uh in a big word salad. But when you boil it all down, yeah, we weren't planning attacking them, but the
Israelis are going to do it, so we had no choice. Oh, so we know who your masters are. You could have just said,
"Have at it. We're out of here. Have fun. We're not doing anything. Get whacked, man. That's your problem, not
ours." But no, no, no. It's time for Americans to die and die. A lot of Americans to die for the greater good of
Israel. Uh I mean just while Israel's committing genocide in Lebanon and they're talking about how they're going
to settle Lebanon with Israeli settlers once they exterminate the local population and the Christian population too by the way uh which is onethird of
Lebanon is is Orthodox and Catholics but you know to the uh Zionist evangelicals
uh those aren't Christians or some kind of pagans unfortunately. So, that's what we have.
What what we're having, what we see here is a three-phase uh attack. And we're somewhere between
phase two and three. And when phase three comes in, everybody's screwed really, really badly on the receiving
side. Phase one, you take all your cheapest junk, and you throw it in mass,
but you're not throwing it to destroy the air defense system. You're throwing it to blind the air defense systems. And
the forward bases were hit. the uh the forward radar system destroyed. Air strips were hit, so you can't get planes
up as easily to recon and air defense. Phase two, you don't throw as much, but
you throw enough to keep uh near to keep using up the anti-air defense system.
So, you keep throwing whatever old stuff you have, your medium-ag stuff, your good stuff is still held in reserve once
those missiles are used up. And just to understand what we're talking about, uh, the two batteries of THADS had 192
missiles between them. 129 90 192 interceptors. There's about 70 more
interceptors spread out in different uh, US units for the other uh, three THAD
batteries. So guys, there's 70 more. Uh, and then and the US sold a certain amount to the Arabs and others, but
they've been used up. And US manufacturing is 10 missiles a month
hand manufactured by hand. Uh US comes in
there with about a thousand Patriot missiles. Uh on a normal case it's like two missiles per target. So you're
looking at what about 500 targets and then you have no more missiles. though you know I had one of my updates I had
the shot of the day where uh it was ballistic and all it by the speed of it
it wasn't anything it's not hypersonic it was just a relatively slowmoving ballistic missile coming in um somewhere
in the suburbs of Tel Aviv 11 11
Patriot missiles $66 million went up to meet it and they missed all all 11
Patriot missiles missed and the ballistic just goes through and blows something up.
Yeah, at that rate you're not going to have a lot of missiles left. That was, by the way, those 11 uh that was about a
week and a half of manufacturing production because the Patriot is now produced at about 35 to 40 missiles a
month. That's it. And they're also done by hand, by the way. So is the Tomahawk.
Why they're done by hand? because of the way the Pentagon pays out for
manufacturing uh to suppliers. They do a cost plus system. So if your item if we
decide your your profit margin is going to be 10% and your item cost is $100, we pay you
$110. There's your profit margin. So the emphasis for any private company is
obviously to make their missiles as expensive as possible. And you make those missiles as expensive as possible by putting them all together by hand.
You don't have any automated facilities to slap them out in any kind of large volumes. So the missiles become
extremely expensive. I mean the Patriot the Pack One Patriots were a million dollars back in 1991 92. The Pack 3
Patriots are about $6 million. Uh so you know little bit of inflation over the 30
years intervening. That's what you do. You put them all together by hand. But of course, you
can't you can't uh surge that very much uh in production and and just and
amazingly it still actually amazes me quite a bit with a bill with a trillion and a half budget of official budget of
the Pentagon, but the actual military budget in the US is about 30% of the US
budget, governmental budget. It's just hidden in chunks. For example, half of NASA's budget's actually military. And
then you get veteran affairs which is a a separate uh min separate uh department
even though in in almost any other government it'll be under ministry of uh defense in the United States ministry of
war. Uh so you you get and separated out but it's really still all ministry of
defense budget. uh in a trillion and a half official ministry of uh or department of war budget uh they
couldn't find 10 billion dollars or so to build a new factory over the last four years knowing that they don't have enough missiles. You know, what can you
say? Government officials. Um, so they're running out of missiles, making
it, long story short, they're now trying to strip missiles out of South Korea, out of Taiwan, uh, out of other
locations, Patriot missiles to bring them in. If they even bring those in, that's maybe another 7, 800 missiles.
Okay? So, you've bought yourself maybe another four or five days a week max. right now with what's on hand uh
anywhere from a week to a week and a half from now there will be no missiles. Iron Dome is the same thing. Arrow in
Israel is the same thing. They're out of missiles because it's a hell of a lot cheaper to make a a a cheap ballistic
missile for $100,000 while the other guy's throwing $6 million missiles at
it. You know, even if your economy is that much bigger, it still runs out of money.
Uh and that's not even counting drones. Uh so what once and once your your
defensive missile systems are done or overwhelmed, you can always overwhelm the system too. You just send such a big
wave that they don't have time to reload and and whatever they can't hit just gets through. But the Iranians aren't
doing it. That's a short We saw that in 2012. I mean, I'm sorry, 2012. In the 12-day war in the summer, the Iranians
would just overload the system. They sent enough uh ordinance that they couldn't just shoot them all because they run out of missiles. And good luck
trying to figure out which one, by the way, is the newer and more uh it's going to hit the target tighter uh than the
older missiles. This time, Iran is going for the long war. Trump was advertising
that the Iranians were calling him and asking for that. That's BS. Total BS. And once that was uh and then they, you
know, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Iran was asked like, "Hell no, we're not. When we're done is when we're done.
When we feel like we're done." And that's what Trump came back with. Oh, I'll take nothing but unconditional
surrender. And then I'll pick the uh the Ayatollah. Okay, Mr. uh uh Mr. God's
chosen uh for that the u the uh the
heretical uh uh Christian Zionists uh actually believe this that he's God's
chosen to to lead them to whatever. So,
you know, it it's it's desperation at this point because they know in a week and a half, give or take a few days, one
way or the other, they're out of missiles. Now, what do you do? Now comes in phase three and that's when Iran
pulls out its high quality hypersonics and everything else that's going to hit
on target with some random satellites up top given exact coordinates of every
target. Um we don't know whose satellites they could be you know hit hit nudge nudge. Um but there uh yeah
and then you got a problem. you got a very big problem uh for the US military,
for uh the British, French, Germans, or whomever wants to join in, for the Israelis, obviously. Uh you got a very
very very big problem. What do you do now? And that I don't know. I don't know
what the US the US could leave. I mean, you could just say, "Oh, sorry. Okay, we've done what we could. We're out of
this." And and take the uh the smack upside the head and leave. But they won't do that because the politicians
will just double down. Israel could go to a nuclear uh attack which would be at
least politically the end of Israel forever. Uh US could do the same. It probably be the same thing or Russia and
China could step in and counter threaten with nuclear weapons and then we may have a nuclear war. You know, who knows?
Orange man nut job might just go for that. I don't know how much he listening to him. Yeah. I don't know how much he's
in reality honestly speaking. Uh Trump one and Trump two uh are radically
different people. I mean just listen to his speech. Listen to the way he spoke in the first Trump term and listen to
the way he speaks now. His vocabulary uh as far as his choice of words, his sentence structure, which is just
chunks. It sounds like a 8 n 10 year old talking. uh you know it's it's it's a
vastly different uh I'm not saying Trump was any kind of genius uh to begin with.
No well most American politicians are far from any genius. Some of them have barely room temperature IQs probably
lower than that. Uh it's a popularity contest and that goes for the Democrats as well as the Republicans. Look at
Oxana the Cartez. I mean good god you got a barman with the all the intellect
of a barman uh now as a senator. Woo. Yep. that that's getting the best and
brightest right there. Um I guess you ran her looks. I don't know. But the
point is these are the people you have in power. These are people you have around you. And the generals aren't going to say anything because they want
their big money career after they're no longer generals when they're it's when it's written general retired re uh you
know behind their title. They want the big money career. So they're not going to do the honorable thing and resign
rather than carry out idiotic suicidal policies. God forbid that, then they don't get the big money contracts. Uh,
this is the government that that the US has. This is the government you're living under right now. Never mind, yeah,
the majority of the elites, uh, you know, that that literally they just don't rape children. They sometimes
eat children quite literally. I mean, you know, uh, uh,
uh, as many small time, medium-time celebrities and other people were
telling you this is what's going on and everybody looked, yeah, that can't be right or it's conspiracy or whatever.
No, it's much worse than you think, but these are the elites you're living under. So, if they're willing to eat
children of their own people, like literally rape them, murder them, whatever the hell they're doing, if you
read if you read the accounts, it's mindbogglingly insane. uh uh what are they going to willing to
do with you or with another country? And when the US is now I mean of course the US is saying they're out of missiles,
they're out of this, they're out of that. Far from it. They're they're not doing the big waves
that they were doing in the 12- day war because they realized this is going to be a long-term fight. uh and the political uh in a panic and all these
other papers in a panic because they discovered the US was planning for a 100 day war uh now which was supposed to be a 4-day war uh went to a 30-day war
which were day eight I think now and then or I'm sorry yeah day eight uh
picked up the date they're all blur together and now they're looking at a
100 day war and there's no munitions for that uh and the tomahawks are going to
run out right now they've started dropping J dams which are glide bombs. Basically, you take an old iron bomb and
you put wings on it and a module to control where it's flying as it's
gliding down. Sometimes I even put a small jet engine on it just to push it a little further, but the end it's a glide
vehicle that's coming down. Uh so it lets you do a much further standoff. basically a dumbed down cruise missile
uh with a very small engine or maybe no engine at all, just lift from the plane.
That's what they're hitting with right now. I mean, I watch some of these videos, you can hear the sound. It's a very distinct sound of of J dams coming
in because they're not very aerodynamic. Obviously, they're not meant to be. They're they're iron bombs that you drop
from a plane. Um, and the reason they're hitting civilians because they can't find the military
targets. The US Air Force has been doing that since World War II. They always think if they murder enough women and
children, society there will collapse and then then you can just walk in and take over. It never has never happened
once. Never. Because the people may not like the government, but they see who's
murdering their children and they're going to rally around the flag. That is natural human instinct. No matter whose
country you're bombing, um, you can buy the elites out. You can do things like
that, but bombing them out, no, it doesn't work. It It It just doesn't work. But they never learn. They I guess
I think they just enjoy murdering women and children, honestly. I don't I don't care. Either that that's
stupid or they they enjoy it. Yeah. Well, Stas, I wanted to just uh
demonstrate a bit of this air defense issue that you uh just outlined here. Uh
here is a Patriot uh missile system that was destroyed by Iran in the UAE. And I
just want to show people that there's a direct connection between these things being destroyed by Iran and then what
you see for example here at the Dubai airport which has been shut down which
uh shows exactly this phenomenon you talking you're talking about with Iranian drones. Here we go. Another drone. I don't know if you can
see or not. You'll begin to hear it soon. He's coming. He's coming to the airport. To
the airport again here on straight to the airport.
Oh my god. So these kind of direct hits are happening all the time throughout
the Gulf and Israel as well. Uh in large part because they're they're acknowledging it. Stas what you are
saying is not something that is being denied so much at least within the
mainstream media. Even look at this. allies are fearing that this war is going to leave them without the weapons
they bought. We already know that they're trying to strip South Korea, Japan of anything that they have uh in
order to continue this. But s it's not so easy, is it? And where does this leave Israel too? Because Israel, now
that we've had uh Pzeshkin say, "Okay, where we might not be hitting the Gulf
as much anymore unless the bases are used for this war." Uh Israel was not on
that list. Israel continues to be hit every day. Where does this leave them as uh these uh air defenses because they
rely on these very heavily as well where when when they start to run out? You
know, one of the reason I got to hit the bases because there's not enough targets worth the opportunity to hit anymore. Uh
quite literally. I mean, I've got lots of videos of American bases burning. You know, ammo depots hit, fuel depots hit,
headquarters building. The fifth fleet has no place to go except go home to
America. Its ports are destroyed, burned out. Uh I love when Trump was like, "Oh,
we'll just escort those tankers right through the Gulf." Okay. How many sailors are are How many sailors are you
ready to lose to say enough is enough? Because there going to be a lot of dead ones. A lot of a lot fewer ships left in
the US Navy if you do that. You got to be either scenile or I'm sorry, butt ass
ignorant. I look at a freaking map. It's 35 kilometers of the narrowest point. You don't need uh land to sea missiles.
You know what you need? You need about a thousand kids with drones, just regular
FPV drones by line of sight, and they can the bigger ones that have a bigger accumul
just just throwing them out there. You'll overwhelm any defense of any ship in an area that narrow. That's it. Oh,
you're going to shoot every single one of those kids sitting under every single bush. Yeah, you're not gonna find enough of them, especially consider it's
mountainous mountainous area looking down on you, but they sure as hell can find you out in the middle of that very
narrow straight. I mean, that that's the reality of it. Welcome to modern technology. They need to use sea drones,
but they could use those, too. Plus, uh even though Iran's fleet has been destroyed, it's surface large fleet,
large ship fleet has been destroyed. Uh it still has about 20 submarines, diesel
submarines out there somewhere, maybe a few less. I don't know. The Americans are claiming to have sunk one. Uh but
they've got tons of speedboats. And by the way, that last American tanker that was hit and was burning was hit by a
surface a CtoCa missile fired from a speedboat. So, you know what you're
looking at here is is is you're you're just screwed. I mean, if Trump is going to go for it, I
mean, he could I who knows what he could offer. No admiral is going to re quit. I'd be surprised if any admirals quit.
Uh it'll continue will try to execute the insane order. I mean, my god, you're you're looking at possibly the 82nd
airborne, 101st airborne, maybe 10th mountain being tossed into either uh uh
Turkeykey's border with Iran and toward Iranian Kurdistan or to Azer Bjan. Uh it
looks like, you know, exercises have been cancelled for the 82nd Airborne. Uh leave has been cancelled. So I guess
these guys are going to go on a death ride into the mountains of of Iran where drones are waiting for them and the
Iranian army dug in is waiting for them along with the idiots in Azar Bjan that seem to be really apt to have their
country disappear off the face of the map because they've pissed both Russia off and are really pissing Iran off 8
million versus a combined 250 million
and and math doesn't work well the math the math is But Aarjan is more
or less flat compared to either side of either Russia's Dagistan or Iran's
Azarbani areas and you're not going to get the Azarbanis to rise up because you know what they're extremely well
integrated into Iranians to say how well integrated are these well the previous
president was Aarjani and Kamani is Aarani so the new Ayatollah his son is Azar Bjani they're very integrated into
the ruling class they're not going to rebel they're part of the elite. They're not some small minority off to the side
that nobody remembers. They and the Persians are on equal grounds ruling Iran. They're not going to rebel. They
have no reason to rebel. Uh on the other hand, Aaran may disappear or have its economy ruined because it's a one-trick
pony. Its number one economy is oil. I used to be in Azer Bjan a lot. Uh because I had people working there. I
was a director of supply chain for Hallebertton. Aar Bjan for Eurasia. Abrajan. It was actually my favorite
place to go because Bakuza was a pretty cool city. You could go hit the bars and things like that. Never mind the they're
Shia Muslims. You could go hit the bars and and place like that. So, you got done uh in the office on the north side
of the peninsula. Drove to a good hotel on the south side of the peninsula and then went had a
couple drinks uh with your uh with with my managers that were working for me. So, you know, compared to everywhere
else I went, that was a cool place. Most of the other places were in the middle of absolutely nowhere. You know, you're
sitting in some uh container with a bed in there. It's like, yay. But, you know, it's part of the job. Uh but the problem
is outside of oil and agriculture and agriculture is exported to Russia
otherwise it goes bust. Last time Russia has closed the border said no more agriculture and it was a big problem.
And oil and shipping oil and gas out. That's it. It's pretty much a onetrick pony. carbo carbohydrates. Do you remove
that? Azerban goes into third world stats very very very very quickly. Uh
but I guess they want a war. Um these mystery drones uh and and I'll repeat
the Lucas drone, the American Lucas drone is an exact copy of the Russian Grand 3. Uh and back in June the US un
unwield unvealed its new drones. They were an exact copy of the Shahit drones.
Um so these mystery drones started hitting for some reason you know uh just
flew into Baku or I'm sorry into Azeran it was Baku south of Ajan hit the
airport and another hit something else I don't remember else um they were flying into Cyprus to hit Cypress and there was
a missile flying to hit Iran. Now the house the representative of the housing party of the UK which is a a very tiny
minor uh party but also uh the RAF have both stated that what hit into Cyprus
into their base was not an Iranian drone was not an Iranian missile. They
won't say who it was, but we know several Israeli uh agents were arrested
in Saudi Arabia in Qatar trying to blow up equipment uh oil equipment uh to get
everybody involved in this war. And you know, a month, a little over a month and a half ago, Georgia opened up its
airways for US military flights. And within a week of that, within two days,
four C130s land to refuel
in Bisei airport. H I wonder what I wonder what they were carrying aboard
those C130s. Maybe I don't know, drones. Um, you know, something like that
because mystery drones are now popping up all over the place. Uh, so I don't know. I mean, they're trying to to get
this going because the missile campaign and the bombing campaign isn't working. They're killing a lots of civilians. In
one day, they killed over a thousand civilians. Hit 13 uh hospitals and medical points. 13. Hit two more
schools. Uh because Oh, Stace, it looks like we've we've
lost you. Are you there still? Um Okay. Yeah. Can you hear me?
Yeah, I can hear you now. Okay, continue. Um, you think they're trying to cut us off? They don't want to stalk.
Well, um, actually, switch them off. Switch them off quickly. Switch them off. I wanted to talk to you, you know, I
know you have talked about that, uh, all of these problems that you just mentioned um, and that we've covered
here up to this point. Um, you know, the United States is trying very hard not to look the way of panicked. Uh but there's
a lot of indications that this is actually the opposite uh case here. Um
here is uh what Donald Trump said uh right after Peshkin uh gave the uh
so-called fig leaf, but I think it was more like a chess move uh around the Gulf States saying, "Okay, we won't hit
you if you're not militarily using if you're not being used militarily to hit us." Um, you know, Trump uh has made
this huge statement about wanting unconditional surrender because Iran is being beat to hell. It's the loser of
the Middle East. Uh, it will be hit very hard and uh, you know, if it doesn't get
if if there's no unconditional surrender, you know, he's going to be choosing the leader, etc., etc. This is
this is Donald Trump's rhetoric. Now, you posted Stas and I really want you to
if you could help people understand um uh what exactly is going on here. Let me
see if I can find your uh post here. No, no, no, no, no. Oh, here we go. It
was the very last one. um your post where you talked to about air superiority over Iran has not been
achieved and you said there's a misconception about information space that the US and Israel have established
full control over Iran's airspace and you posted from here uh these maps
especially this map about where uh operation epic fury is firing so talk
about this uh if you could and uh how that reflects how you're seeing the
United States as well as Israel react to how this war is going?
Well, I mean, they did kill a certain amount of launch vehicles uh that were on top. There's a lot of launch vehicles
that are kept underground. They they come out when it's time to launch the missiles and they go back wherever the
tunnel is that leads them. Uh Iran has actual what they call missile cities, which are these huge fortified
underground facilities with, by the way, they can also assemble missiles, fuel them, and and continue the process.
There's certain things like uh the actual body of the missile has to be done in a in a factory environment, but
you can assemble them uh once you get the raw well the steel the rolled steel in uh sheet steel for
uh and and the different parts for the missile assembly. Yeah, you can continue assembling them underground. Drones, by
the way, are much easier. Setting up a a modern drone factory isn't that expensive and isn't that
hard. You don't need big steel rolled tubes for your missile body. You can,
you know, drones can be made mostly out of polymer materials or plastics. So, they do have these and the US has
not destroyed them. In fact, it's pretty hard to find them uh in a in a country that's 70% mountains, very very high
mountains, which is, by the way, okay, so you're going to throw in light American infantry units against what
about almost a million man army and militia uh that's dug in the mountains. Okay, man, have fun. I wouldn't want to
do that, but you know, okay, whatever. Uh so they're they're having a lot of problems, which is why again why they're
bombing civilians that did the same thing in a lot of almost every single instance. Uh the most famous one was
Clinton bombing Yugoslavia which is supposed to have lasted seven days lasted 98 days and they went to bombing
civilians hospitals, trains, markets, churches and so on because they couldn't find the uh the Yugoslav military which
dissolved into the mountains was sitting there waiting for the Americans and NATO come in to start whacking them which by
the way the Iranians are doing the same thing. This dissolve out at different bases and they're sitting there in their bunkers waiting. Are you going to come
or you're not going to come? Uh and as the uh Iranian government uh the foreign minister said, "But aren't you being uh
pummeled? Aren't you going to surrender?" No, you really are ready to take on the US Army. Yeah, we're waiting
for you. Come and get some. And there's shock. I mean, these are same people that are in shock to say, "Why are you
How can you justify hitting American bases?" I don't know. Because they're freaking shooting at us. I mean, this is
NBC, by the way. um give them dips. So they at least allowed the uh you know
brownie points so they at least allowed the foreign minister of Iran to answer. But you know who writes your questions?
I mean sir this is the same people. How dare the Russians give coordinates. I mean it's the same mentality. How dare
they proxy us? We're the only ones. We're you know the exclusive people that can proxy everyone else. Nobody can
touch us. They're not allowed to. It's in the bylaws. See we wrote the bylaws. See there there's our bylaws. Um, but at
this point, you know, the air defense systems, I don't know how much they're degraded. I can't say. I mean, obviously. Uh, and there's this other
moment where we found out that uh the US Air Force is bombing drawings and
there's lots of in their own images. I mean, they're pretty damn realistic looking drawings when you're looking
through uh whatever filtered camera that they're using. Um, but you know when you
hit the smack in the middle of a uh a part fighter plane and it just becomes a
big hole smoking hole while the rest of it still there. Obviously you hit
concrete very well painted concrete. Well, like this helicopter right here.
You don't see parts of it flying anywhere because you know you hit concrete. Congratulations. somehow
somehow stops uh uh you know this was just hit by I assume a powerful missile
bomb and uh yet the uh the helicopter remains intact.
Absolutely. It's so how many how many of these phantom uh you know targets
they've counted as we've destroyed I don't know but you know the simple fact
that it it no this isn't even this isn't even a mockup
you know we look you know uh you make artillery pieces by taking a pipe
sometimes use wood but it's better you take a pipe you put the pipe on there put a couple wheels together and and
some kind of block and you cover it all up with a netting so you can't really see the details and that gets whacked
and it's just a pipe and a couple wheels or tires, you know, fly off. Yeah. Okay.
But this isn't even that. This is just drawings. I mean, quite literally, these are freaking just obviously very
well-made lifesize drawings, but they're drawings. I'm amazed. I mean, I I didn't think that would be possible to trick
modern systems this effectively with this. So yeah, even you know my jaded
eyes are open. Wow. Seriously, you can do that too. Uh no way. But uh yeah way.
Uh US has bombed and Israel has bombed a lot of uh chalk drawings or paintings whatever. You know whoever did them. Uh
kudos that you could prove that you can uh you know trick modern warfare that badly. Uh, normally they'd at least make
a mock up out of wood or something and put a heating element to make it look like, you know, there's an engine going
or something, but no, these are just drunks, you know. Uh, I mean, I don't know what else to say
for that. Wow. Just wow. Yeah. Well, I wanted to I wanted to uh
one I wanted to play uh Pete Hegath's message about the war and then ask you
about uh Russia's involvement and pull up a story about this because I think I think there's a um there's really
something going on here where the longer this goes on and the more that these problems are being reported, the fact
that the US is wasting the ammunitions in a lot of senses, hitting decoys while the Master mainstream media getting
through sources through the Pentagon are saying that there's shortages everywhere. The air defenses are running out and ammunition is running out. Um it
seems like the bluster only gets more and more intense and you know I think
you've heard the adage that uh of insecurity. You know the the more you're
having troubles and struggles with a myriad of problems the more you might lash out. Here is Pete Haketh doing just
that. The amount of combat power that's still flowing, that's still coming, that we'll be able to project over Iran is a
multiples of what it currently is right now when you add up our capabilities and those of the Israeli Defense Forces.
And we have no shortage of authorities. The Admiral knows we have clear objectives with maximum authorities on
the battlefield. The dumb, politically correct wars of the past were the opposite of what we're doing here. They
had vague objectives with restrictive minimalist rules of engagement. No more.
Our authorities, his authorities, Sentcom's authorities through the president and myself are maxed out. Our
capabilities are overwhelming and gathering still, as are those of our
Israeli partners. Our munitions are full up and our will is ironclad,
which means our timeline is ours and ours alone to control.
As long as it takes to ensure the United States of America achieves these objectives and as we flow more forces
and as we flow more capabilities and as our munitions as we're flying over the
top have even more devastating effects, we set the tempo. we set the timeline led by the commander on the ground.
So, uh those are very contradictory things. They're all spoken with theatrical bluster of someone trained in
the uh media circus that is the United States. But, uh nonetheless, Pete H say contradictory things. We're so
overwhelming. We have all these munitions coming in, but you know, the timeline stops that it's going to be as
long as it takes. You can say that confidently, but as long as it takes sounds like uh you are not going to be
able to achieve your objectives in a very quick manner and now there's panic over Russia and maybe you can both react
to this and help us understand exactly how Russia is providing assistance
beyond the uh intelligence spin that we're hearing now.
Are you are you there? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's a it's an article. It's not
Yeah. Yeah. This is where uh Yeah. Yeah. This is what we're being told. We're being told that Russia's bringing intelligence
to Iran regarding US positions in the Middle East. Targeting to help them with targeting uh across the region, sharing
information about US assets is the first indication that Russia is indirectly aiding Iran. So, yeah, react to anything
to P Hegs's bluster here while admitting that this is going to take a while or at least as long as it takes. And uh now we
have Russia entering the frey. Well, I'll I'll start with number two first. Uh Russia entered the frey the
moment Iran finally got around to signing the uh the mutual it's not a mutual defense uh document that Russia
has with North Korea and Barus. Russia wanted that. The Iranians didn't want
that. But it is a uh cooperation agreement. Unfortunately for Iran, they
didn't sign an actual defense agreement early on. But in these uh six months,
Russia has brought in Mig 29s. Russia's brought in 235s, which can take out an
F-35, even though an F-35 is a fifth generation because it's a pretty crappy plane. Uh but it has stealth. But the
problem is is with the S400 systems uh and uh uh and the modern planes uh the
SE 35s they can see the stuff. So that that that's an all um then Russia what
what they're not talking about is and me 28 helicopter gunships that's for in
case of Kurs or Bjanis or whoever you know decide to start trouble. What
they're not talking about is all the other technology Russia brought in. Russia upgraded uh the drones. Russia
upgraded the avionics. Russia upgraded a propulsion system. Russia upgraded the jamming system. Russia upgraded the
identification system to hunt down displays for the legacy planes. And guess what? The blown up drones, you
know, pictures started coming out of Russian microchips. That's the last of our washing machines. I know. We we
started pulling them out of phones and and showerheads, you know, just to find whatever we could. But yeah, so Russia
apparently is able to produce quite a bit quite a few at least for military grade microchips. Wow. Because, you
know, somehow we keep shooting missiles that we should have ran out of three years ago.
So those have all been provided to Iran. And again, I don't speak for the Russian government. Uh but this is my view on
things, my personal view. So that's that's my uh uh qual qualifier in this
case. Whose pilots do you think are in those planes? Whose officers do you
think are controlling those S400s and the radar systems? Takes a year to train
up an officer for a modern anti-aircraft system. uh at least on the Russian side
uh it takes at least a year to train up a fully competent pilot from nothing to being a fully competent pilot for any
modern airframe. This is not World War II where supposedly most soldiers could be trained up in about a week. Um if you
train soul if you train airmen that were trained at another platform, they are never that good. They're second class at
best. Simply put, muscle memory goes to what they were trained on and grew up on. avionics or aerodynamics is
different for every single type of airplane. Sometimes radically different even though they all they're all jets.
Yeah, but they're very different from each other uh in all reality. That's why you don't see F-16 pilots going flying
F-18s. They can't. Uh so it's only it took it was only six months. So
obviously I will let the audience guess whose pilots are there and whose technicians are there and whose
technicians are in the BA satellite based uh radar systems the
Chinese ones hit they don't look like Iranians
look like Persians or Azaris that's uh so you know yeah exactly Russia is you
know Russia has tried to talk calm to to the US for years Now uh four years the
US is actively American military is shooting high Marsbased missiles into
Russian cities. I mean it's a war. Nobody wants to admit it because they don't want to go to a full-blown war but
it's a war. And when those highars get uh bounced into hell those are Americans
going bouncing with that high mar system. When those patriots get destroyed patriot batteries that's 94
people in a fully uh in a fully staffed patriot battery. It was either Americans, British, Germans, or Poles
because they didn't train up that many Ukrainians and a lot of patriot systems would have been destroyed. So, so who's
manning them is the next question obviously. So, yeah, you'd have to be a first grade advanced
uh level 99 idiot not to understand that you're going to get proxied just as bad
as you were proxying them. They are going to have a chance to proxy you.
Guess what's going to happen? Welcome to, you know, what what goes around comes around. Uh what's good for the G
goose is good for the gander. You know, it's karma. We can do a lot of sayings, but I mean, you get the point. So that
this shouldn't be a surprise in this at all. Uh that this is happening. Not not not one tiny bit. As far as Hexith,
well, in a perfect world, he'd be standing in a tribunal and watching his own videos as evidence against him. He
is a war criminal. Uh, I mean, let's just put it the way it is. He is a war criminal. And that just
now he was a war criminal when they were shooting at speedboats and fishing boats. He was even more of a war
criminal without any doubt when he was telling to double tap the survivors. That he's not just a war criminal. He is
a criminal under American law because the constitution says any law any treaty
including the the law of nations that is approved by ratified by Congress becomes
the law of the land. Shooting people that are clinging on to wood because they've survived a sinking of their ship
is illegal. It's murder. When they sank uh that frigot, the unarmed frigot.
Okay, first of all, it is a warship, so it's a gray matter. You know, could have, should have, would have. They knew
it was unarmed, but it's a warship and it does belong to the military that you're fighting. So, technically, you
can sink it. You know, the more humane thing was surface, give them a chance to surrender and tow them off to some port
and and and turn them. But, okay, they sank it. Technically, they, you know, they're allowed to do that. What they're
not allowed to do is to leave the sailors there to drown and be eaten by sharks. Shark infested waters. the
entire crew died. That is a war crime. So, there's war crimes from head to toe.
Targeting specifically target civilians is a war crime. When you're hitting civilian buildings randomly, it's a war
crime for God's sakes. And apparently now they're starting to admit that, well, maybe we did hit that
school of 165 girls. Well, let me ask you a simple question. Somebody, God forbid this ever happens
to you, but somebody kills your kids. What are you going to do? Mhm. You're more than likely going to pick up
a rifle and you're going to go kill them, as many of them as you can, until you you die yourself because this is
human nature. You kill my kids, I'm going to freaking revenge myself till the day I die.
And there's 165 fathers that are going to be looking for blood vengeance.
Yeah. And that's just that school. Yesterday there was a thousand civilians
killed in Taran estimated a lot of buildings were destroyed so you don't know hospitals
hit you know do you think their relatives are going to go with peace I I come on a channel called uh Elmad and I
come on there as an expert they're out of Beirut so I'm talking to the uh the director I'm not going to name his name
I'm talking to the director of of the office here in Moscow like how's your family doing? He's like five members
have been killed by the Israelis. I mean, he's an old man, so he's not going to go fight obviously. But you think
what the the family members are these people are just going to go, well, you know, it happens. No, they're going to
want revenge. I mean, look what's happening to Israel now. They are in a dog fight. They are
being absolutely whooped by Hezbollah. They're they're trying to censor that. It's really hard for them. But Hezbollah
being they're being whooped on on the border. Uh it's it's a crisis for them. Yeah.
Yeah. Hezbollah, which was uh holding its peace according to the ceasefire, by
the way. Yeah. So, Israel, Israel is a runaway rabbit dog
right now. That's the government. Uh that's the people in charge. They're a runaway rabbit dog. Um, there's no
rationalizing with the with people that believe that they own everything between the Euphrates and the Nile and they're
going to fix it all by getting rid of the people that live there and and colonizing it all themselves over however many millions of people they
have. You get rid of a couple hundred million other people. I mean, how do you talk to people like that?
Yeah. People that look at you and say, "We're genetic. We're touched by God. We're genetically better than you. You're just a smart monkey." Um, you can't talk to
people like that. You can't rationalize people like that. Uh it's the same thing as with the with the Nazi Germany who
believed that they were maybe they weren't touched by God but they were a superior race to everybody else and you're just interch
you're just above one one step above a a ground slug uh sloth. So you know how do
you rationalize except with the barrel of a gun? That's that's the only thing you have left because when they're beaten and you're you're standing on
their throat then you can start rationalizing with them because they have no choice. any other position.
They're looking at you as a as an interch. You're not worthy of even talking to me. How do you rationalize the people that you can't? No. Because
their mentality doesn't allow it. Yeah. Well, there's reports that Hezbollah has perhaps downed a
helicopter because these are just reports. We can't ver we haven't seen any verification image-wise. Of course, that doesn't mean it didn't happen
because the sensors are absolutely incredible right now, but reports of downing a helicopter of capturing IDF
troops. Uh there's heavy fighting all across uh the border in the south of Lebanon right now in reaction to the
massacre that Israel is trying to commit um as soon as as fast as they can um by
air uh in order to uh achieve greater Israel here. That seems to be but this isn't Hebrew. uh the Israelis
being rabid as they are uh where earlier they were specifically mostly just
hitting Hezbollah, they're not hitting Beirut have now started hitting the Christian uh sectors of Beirut and the
Christians are a third of the population of Lebanon. True, the the Lebanese army
is is a joke, but it still has troops, some amount of troops anyways, light
equipment relatively, but still. So, the Christians are now looking at what? Uh, the Orthodox and the Catholics, they're
looking at what? Either your families die. They may die anyways, but either you run or or you stand and fight. And
I'm pretty sure they're going to stand and fight. They have no choice at this point. They were formerly allied with the Israelis. Uh, obviously, they're not
anymore. When Israel's hitting the Christian uh districts and Christian churches and everything else, they are
quite literally gazing Beirut right now. There are videos coming out. They're dropping 2,000lb bombs. you drop it at
the base of the building to collapse the entire building uh and kill everybody in there. Uh and that's what they're
committing. They're committing mass genocide. And this time they're not trying to play one side off against the other. They're just going for mass
genocide entire population regardless of religious faith, regardless of outlooks. They're just it's genocide. Call it what
it is. War criminal committing mass genocide that America and its [ __ ] in
Europe are all about supporting. Yeah. All about supporting. I mean, when the
Europeans come out, Iran should be condemned for shooting at bases. They
have no right to shoot at bases that are shooting at them. Okay. Ridiculous.
And there's no words like these people. Well, kudos to Spain. Kudos to Spain.
Yeah. seriously the one the one European country with uh leaders at least a few
leaders that are willing to stand up um and not a join and participate in this
absolute uh horror show that uh is is is backfiring pretty hard though uh because
you know uh maybe the last thing we can cover here is you know the math is not math I got a long five minutes so yeah
wanted to get your final comment on you know the math is not math thing for the United States right now. You mentioned
the Qatari radar, $1.1 billion. It took it took uh eight years to build in order
to serve as the eye for uh of course US air defense systems. But then there's
this it's not there's this economic problem that the United States is is
facing and it's creeping and it's escalating hard. I believe oil is now $90 a barrel as of we speaking us
speaking but it's only going to go up right now if you want me to. Yeah, it's only going to go up because
Iran has uh with its retaliation has basically caused 24-hour traffic. Uh
Arachia has said he hasn't formed they haven't formally closed the straight. Uh but the United States they're saying
they're sending the USS George Bush now. They want to escort ships in the
straight of Hormuz with uh Trump's promise of uh validating insurance so
these companies commercial vessels can be pushed through but Iran is saying do
that and uh we will do that and the navy becomes an even easier target than it is
now. What do you what do you make of this possible consequence of this this
actual consequence of the war in escalating one which uh the Trump administration is trying to whistle past
the graveyard about? Well, like I mentioned earlier, uh you know, just all you need is uh large FPV
drones with uh uh with uh RPG rounds attached underneath them. That's it. You
just swarm any ship that comes through. Uh crude, Brent crude uh right now is
$92.69. as of this minute. So, yeah, that's up
from about $68 a week ago. Um, look, realistically speaking, 20 25% of the
world's oil comes out of there. It's not going anywhere anymore. US has enough oil, it will hit higher prices unless
the government steps in and puts a price cement. US more or less has enough oil and it's got reserves it can fill up uh
for anything it needs. Um, Russia obviously has more than enough oil for itself. The Iranian oil that right now
isn't flowing to China. Russia will flow to that. Uh, give it to China. There's
enough oil for India. Of course, India was buying a lot more oil and reselling it to the Europeans. That ain't going to
happen anymore, baby. And East Asians can outpric the Europeans any day. Welcome to the garden, the bankrupt
garden. Uh, they can't outpric, they can't outrun. and 20% of their gas LNG
was coming from Qatar. Qatar's LNG plants are fully shut down. They've been damaged. So even when this is done, they
have to be fixed and then it takes up to 3 weeks to put a plant back up to an a
gas liquef you start it up in sections and you got to make sure nothing's leaking,
everything's working right, there's no blockage and so on. It takes about two to three weeks on average and then the
ships have to get there. So you're if you're looking at a 100 day con uh conflict uh you know you're looking at
three and a half months plus another month month and a half. So you're looking at four and a half months
between before that 20% of gas goes to Europe. And just to put a nice thick
dagger in between the ribs for the Europeans who were planning and talking about how they're going to drop Russia
while they're supporting uh Russians being murdered. Russia said finally, and they should have done it a long time
ago, but finally said, "Okay, we're out of here. Go screw off." And that's another 17% of their gas. So they just
lost 37% of their gas. That's it. US can't make that hole full because that
would mean taking gas off of the US market. It just wouldn't rise prices. There would be not enough gas on the US
market, natural gas. And that pisses off the people amazingly enough. And that's
not good for Mr. Bh. I'm sorry, Mr. Bush. Mr. Trump.
No, actually Bush Jr. was a much better president than Trump was. Amazing as that is to say. Uh yeah, that's the you
know, I didn't think I' I'd ever say that one, but uh yeah, the Empire, it's all downhill. That's uh
that's kind of the pattern. But uh Stace, uh this was great. I just want to make sure I thank everyone who gave a
super chat. Uh there's some good points made here. So, I really appreciate all of you. Um I'll just post post one of
them up here that I thought was a really good point. If Tel Aviv weren't burning, why censor the info? Iron Dome invincibility is propaganda. US fights
for Israel a weakening itself. uh America will be out and bankrupt if Israel takes the region. So these that
was very good points. Um the US system of building missiles just fine if you're a peaceful non-imperialist country, but
we haven't been that in a very long time. Yeah, this is true. This is true. Um although I would I
would it would be hard to come out and say that there wasn't a a US military is
weak. Listen to this man. The US military is a joke. Douglas wants people to listen to Stas. Uh and I agree. Um,
so I want to thank everyone, I won't say it's a joke. I I won't say it's a joke. Uh, because it's not a
joke. It still has capacity to kill a lot of people. Yeah. But it's not up to the fight that it
that it's picked for itself. Uh, and far far from it. And if they throw those divisions in uh somewhere like Bjan like
it it looks like they're getting ready to do, there's going to be a lot of dead people. And by the way, the casualties are hella higher. And in Germany,
they're having blood drives. uh on on the American basis. They've actually the advertising office stars
and stripes which is only printed outside the US for the military. They're having uh blood drives. Nothing to see
here. It's just regular. We just need a hell of a lot more blood because you know just just for for whatever reason.
Um nothing to see where we've got to there it is. Blood donations needed as drives return. So,
uh, the Armed Services Blood Program, uh, is stepping it up. Uh, they need
they need more. Um, this was published. Yeah. Don't do that just for, uh, you know, the occasional guy that gets run
over by a vehicle or shoots himself in the foot or the in the head by accident.
It happens. It's the military. Uh, all the equipment's there assigned to kill somebody. It doesn't really give a damn
who it kills. But yeah, we there's obvious other issues. I I'm gonna run. I'm sorry.
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