• 2.15K Posts
  • 3.7K Comments
Joined 3 years ago
cake
Cake day: January 25th, 2024

help-circle



  • They’re absolute legends. Seeing the videos online they’re going at it with swords AK’s and sandals. So much for the Iranian backing. Though I don’t doubt their large missiles including the one which hit a Saudi pipleine have a lot of ongoing Iranian cooperation and are likely supplied by Iran,

    But besides those, Ansarallah is doing a lot by itself, including using captured weaponry from UAE and Saudi mercenaries.
















  • American bases in the USA don’t really pose a threat to Iran. The American bases in the region are needed for USA warplanes to take off from.

    Unlike what most people seem to believe, the US cannot just strike anywhere in the whole world. They need bases at a maximum of around 800 miles distance of a target. For an F35 to take off and return to base on a full tank.

    Else a lot of refueling planes to get their F35’s to the target. It gets exponentially more expensive the longer the US plane needs to travel.

    Unless they use literal nukes with intercontinental bilallistic missiles they need bases in the region.












  • Bit misleading. Guess which is a massive group which represents most UK Jews especially in Synagogues and which is a fringe group

    Major British Jewish organisations, including the Jewish Leadership Council and the Board of Deputies of British Jews, urged the government not to impose a ban on settlement goods earlier this week and met Burnham in Downing Street.

    UK Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis said on Monday that he had met Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband and warned sanctions on Israel would have a “negative impact” on British Jews.

    But on Thursday, leading members of Holocaust Survivors and Descendants against Gaza Genocide (HSD), Jewish Voice for Liberation (formerly Jewish Voice for Labour) and Jews for Justice for Palestinians, sent a letter to the prime minister arguing the opposite.