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Seems like the main politics thread is becoming a Yankee-Doodle Trump-fest, so maybe scope here to split them out.

Will see if this one gains any traction ..if it does will move over a few of the million posts from our two protagonists from the other thread.

Yee-haaa!

goose wrote: ↑01 Mar 2026, 07:57

XKhammer wrote: ↑01 Mar 2026, 03:23

goose wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 19:34

Great way to avoid the point. Bravo  
Trump needs a war to take the focus away from his economy. How’s he doing in the opinion polls on that subject?

Ah bless sad old goosestep is upset that Trump is doing the right thing.
l would imagine this took months of planning rather than what is happening in the opinion polls
Typical Eyetie surrender monkey attitude 

Typical joyo, your neck must ache from watching so many points go over your head.

6 months ago they claimed Irans nuclear capability was obliterated - either they lied then or they lied now.

I’ll wait and see before making a judgement on this, regime change hasn’t worked out well historically.

The annual Haj stampede usually ends with second had sandal salesmen doing well  

I lied I cannot leave it alone, The powers that be that be in the UAE and Saudi are dictatorships and are shit scared of the Jihadis getting hold of the oil money that's why the security is so tight at airports , ISIS did that in Iraq got the oil and money that goes with it.

Bin Laden and most of the 9/11 hijacker's were Saudi

XKhammer wrote: ↑01 Mar 2026, 03:23

goose wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 19:34

Nutsin wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 19:32

Nah, there are plenty of examples on here that you can’t see past your nose.

Islamification of Britain is one example.
Trumps economy is another
Now this.

Im right you are blinkered as well as brainwashed.

Great way to avoid the point. Bravo  
Trump needs a war to take the focus away from his economy. How’s he doing in the opinion polls on that subject?

Ah bless sad old goosestep is upset that Trump is doing the right thing.
l would imagine this took months of planning rather than what is happening in the opinion polls
Typical Eyetie surrender monkey attitude 

Vladolf must be feeling bit lonely 
Maduro
Assad
Khamenei
Gaddafi 

The tiny tyrant will soon be renamed, "Vladimir no mates"

goose wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 19:34

Nutsin wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 19:32

goose wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 19:13

If I obliterated something in June, I’d be very disappointed if it was completely functional 6 month later.

Maybe someone over exaggerated the impact of the original strike?

Nah, there are plenty of examples on here that you can’t see past your nose.

Islamification of Britain is one example.
Trumps economy is another
Now this.

Im right you are blinkered as well as brainwashed.

Great way to avoid the point. Bravo  
Trump needs a war to take the focus away from his economy. How’s he doing in the opinion polls on that subject?

My last post on this thread because it gets too divisive and we all West Ham

The US disbanded the Baatist (Sunni Muslim) government with no replacement Therefore the former government employees like police, army, civil servants etc were not getting paid. The Shia Muslim interim government replaced the employ spaces in governments position with the majority Shia Muslims and that's when the sectarian violence started and the birth of the Sunni Wahhabist ISIS

The Shawn Ryan show on you tube, A former US navy SEAL who fought in Iraq, Every one who fought and spilt blood in Iraq  thinks the same thing .Watch Shawn Ryan and Michael Lester 

Shawn Ryan is a gun loving Republican

Apparently the US offered to provide Iran free nuclear power permanently if they agreed to stop enriching Uranium, they refused. So their enrichment had fuck all to do with energy like they claim.

One things for sure, we will go in and find out exactly the extent of the damage caused by the bombings and we will find any other secret facilities that may exist.

Iran with Nukes would be a nightmare. Thanks to Trump we can all sleep easier at night cos Iran won’t be getting any Nukes any time soon.

One less thing to worry about!

goose wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 22:59

Rebuilding the above ground structure maybe. The centrifuge manufacturing and underground tunnels would take many years to rebuild. If the enriched uranium was destroyed then that’s years as well.

Remember it was obliterated.

OK_Guy wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 22:43

goose wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 19:13

If I obliterated something in June, I’d be very disappointed if it was completely functional 6 month later.

Maybe someone over exaggerated the impact of the original strike?

there was massive re-building going on at the affected nuke-plants, you can get a lot done working 24/7... there was photos of the reconstruction on both the BBC/Guardian via satellite/drone footage a few weeks back, the ready-mix lorry's were queuing up I remember thinking that's one shitload lorries.

Being ex-civils & worked on 24/7 contracts where the concrete pours are continuous, it was impressive the way Iran was able to rebuild so quickly(imo)... probably why they decided to attack?, I'm surmising obviously.

goose wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 19:13

If I obliterated something in June, I’d be very disappointed if it was completely functional 6 month later.

Maybe someone over exaggerated the impact of the original strike?

This Clown ...




 

Massive Attack" wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 20:16

goose wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 19:34

Nutsin wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 19:32

Nah, there are plenty of examples on here that you can’t see past your nose.

Islamification of Britain is one example.
Trumps economy is another
Now this.

Im right you are blinkered as well as brainwashed.

Great way to avoid the point. Bravo  
Trump needs a war to take the focus away from his economy. How’s he doing in the opinion polls on that subject?

He'll go down in the history books as an excellent Leader in ridding the world of despicable regimes and putting wars to an end. 

goose wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 19:34

Nutsin wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 19:32

goose wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 19:13

If I obliterated something in June, I’d be very disappointed if it was completely functional 6 month later.

Maybe someone over exaggerated the impact of the original strike?

Nah, there are plenty of examples on here that you can’t see past your nose.

Islamification of Britain is one example.
Trumps economy is another
Now this.

Im right you are blinkered as well as brainwashed.

Great way to avoid the point. Bravo  
Trump needs a war to take the focus away from his economy. How’s he doing in the opinion polls on that subject?

Keep ducking the question if you like.

goose wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 19:34

Nutsin wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 19:32

goose wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 19:13

If I obliterated something in June, I’d be very disappointed if it was completely functional 6 month later.

Maybe someone over exaggerated the impact of the original strike?

Nah, there are plenty of examples on here that you can’t see past your nose.

Islamification of Britain is one example.
Trumps economy is another
Now this.

Im right you are blinkered as well as brainwashed.

Great way to avoid the point. Bravo  
Trump needs a war to take the focus away from his economy. How’s he doing in the opinion polls on that subject?

Nutsin wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 19:32

goose wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 19:13

Nutsin wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 19:09

That’s because you can’t think ahead or see what’s in front of your face.

No surprise there!

If I obliterated something in June, I’d be very disappointed if it was completely functional 6 month later.

Maybe someone over exaggerated the impact of the original strike?

Nah, there are plenty of examples on here that you can’t see past your nose.

Islamification of Britain is one example.
Trumps economy is another
Now this.

Im right you are blinkered as well as brainwashed.

goose wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 19:13

Nutsin wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 19:09

goose wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 18:46 If you obliterate something it sounds pretty permanent to me.




 

That’s because you can’t think ahead or see what’s in front of your face.

No surprise there!

If I obliterated something in June, I’d be very disappointed if it was completely functional 6 month later.

Maybe someone over exaggerated the impact of the original strike?

Nutsin wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 19:09

goose wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 18:46 If you obliterate something it sounds pretty permanent to me.



 

That’s because you can’t think ahead or see what’s in front of your face.

No surprise there!

goose wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 18:46 If you obliterate something it sounds pretty permanent to me.


 

If you obliterate something it sounds pretty permanent to me.

 

zebthecat wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 18:07

Manuel wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 17:05 As Trump says they cannot have a nuclear weapon. Enough said. Wipe the evil cunts out.

Trump said that the USA had obliterated their nuclear capabilities in the bombings a while ago.

Manuel wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026, 17:05 As Trump says they cannot have a nuclear weapon. Enough said. Wipe the evil cunts out.

Trump's only gone up in my estimation on this middle-east cock sucker..

As Trump says they cannot have a nuclear weapon. Enough said. Wipe the evil cunts out.