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purerogue3
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posted September 28, 2026 05:35 PM |
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Normally extremists are broke but it's scary the influence Israel has on the US - the next democratic and naturally non-Israel leaning administration would be easily captured by subtle coercion even if they refuse the good cop routine.
Sadly, the only counter is right-wing movements of the historical reversion type, whose 'passion' is brought to match.
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ColonelSanders
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posted September 29, 2026 01:10 AM |
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I think it is a combination of Iran periodically threatening the US over the years (because they are complete morons) and certain religious right voters/politicians (Ted Cruz) having a blind loyalty towards the Israeli state.
Israel is not nearly as useful to the US as in the bad old days when the Middle East was strongly anti-US and OPEC was able to screw us at will. Israel has a really, really nice airforce though.
Now, Merica (unlike woke Europe) has energy independence and can shut down the Strait without the consequences being too severe. It is always nice when your government actually (somewhat) cares about its own population, which the EU is currently doing a rather poor job at and is more than happy to sacrifice its own people for the sake of THE GREATER GOOD.
We just need to invade Albania and Ethiopia and equip our troops with sawed off shotguns with the inability to hit anything. Or be like Austria-Hungary and have officers and privates who do not speak the same language and are in complete disarray in combat like a flock of decapitated pigeons. Fascist states have only the most highly effective armies and our 250-year-old nation still has much to learn in the ways of oppression and tyranny, but we are willing to learn and grow in the ways of evil. You know what they say at group therapy: present, not perfect. I have attended many group therapy sessions after subjecting myself to the horrors of shrinkflation.
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Ghost
Undefeatable Hero
Therefore I am
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posted October 02, 2026 07:44 PM |
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When you don't believe in God, you get a death penalty.. To delete Iran, plz also Israel no additional country..
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Panda_Tar
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CH mascot and right-wing
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posted October 04, 2026 05:29 PM |
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These wars are a conundrum with no right or wrong answers, because there are too many angles everywhere, and we only get to know things on the surface, and what they choose to disclose.
I'm not sure how the majority of the population here in Brazil reads the conflicts involving Israel, Iran, USA and the Middle East. I know that the left-wing, specially those aligned with the awful actual president Lula, condemns Israel, which leads us, from right-wing to the opposite niche, specially because it's not the only stance Lula takes on the geopolical scene. Lula favors China, Lula favors Iran, Lula favors Maduro, Lula favors the lunatic in North Korea; in short, Lula favors the other side of the spectrum; and Lula has taken my country to the depths, to the worst moment in our history.
From my point of view, it feels like there's no way to find common ground in the Middle East. In the end, someone will get eradicated. I also feel like it's due religion being mixed up with politics, where ideas and beliefs that are too intrinsical to one's ideals start to invade other people's values, beliefs and ideals, and then, force is used, hence conflicts.
I don't support groups like Hamas, just like I don't support the PCC. I don't support governments who got so weak or decided not to act, leaving terrorists take control over your own country, nor I support communist governments, dictatorships or places where power belongs just to a few perpetually. I don't support terrorists using population as shield and gaslighting when regular citizens are caught in the crossroads. Wars, regrettably, won't spare innocent people, and although I'm not a fan of Netanyahu (I think he's already too scarred and weary of all this), I don't see how different he could act, how to react in letting his people getting killed by terrorists. And if they're being aided by the US, it's just a logical move, given they're allies, just like if Russia decides helping Iran.
Regarding everyone beating Israle, what I see in organizations, such as the UN or so, is indeed an anti-jew policy, because I see the exact same thing here from leftists and the mainstream media. Now, if everyone is against Israel? I don't think so. I just think that the vocal side just talks too much and loud about it, and some people just don't want to lose face, whatever reason that is. I remember the former president Bolsonaro had been called, and it's still called to this day, genocidal. So, I'm very weary of such word, just like the words fascist, racist, mysoginist. This generation is so damn tiresome.
Be that as it may, I'm very surprised that Iran has lasted this long and had so many ordeal concealed, to begin with. But what differs Iran from the USA? I don't see the latter willing to bomb others to subdue them to a leashed regime under religious beliefs. I see them acting prehemptively to retain military superiority and keep things in an ... hm ... an apparent balance. Certainly, it's not that simple, but from the point of view of someone who wants the continent free of terrorist organizations and the USA is the most prepared one to get things done, so be it. El Salvador pruned criminality, and it had to be in a radical, energetic way. I don't think terrorists or criminal organizations desire a smooth, diplomatic approach. They're a cancer.
I don't think the USA would bother with Iran, if they had no intel of intentions on moving into nuclear waters. And having Israel in conflict has been an opportunity to enter the fray. Of course, there are many other interests on that, but I feel the outcome of leaving Iran unchecked would be way worse than what's being done. I don't know what else would've worked or another venue. Still, the Iranian regime killed thousands of their own people who wished freedom. That already tells a lot about who we're dealing here.
But that's a perception of someone from far away from there. There's much more than meet's the eye, and I usually react more politically speaking in antitheses to what our government often choose to when it comes to external diplomacy, and my reasons to react this way are damn strong. My country is almost in shambles. We have not yet fallen because we're too big. And if our govern approve of terror, corruption, communism, of using the supreme justice to nearly try a coup to win our elections and dictate how our lives must be from now on, and most importantly, approve of Iran and Hamas, then I don't approve it at all. I prefer seeing Israel get rid of whatever imminent threat might be brewing in Iran, than the other way around, as long as, when they get a truce or a peaceful moment, don't stir trouble on their own.
All in all, I just don't know how that region will ever get in balance. I don't think any of those countries know how to keep to themselves anymore, or if it's even possible. Because retaliation is cyclical, and neither side ever forgives the other, regardless who's in their right. And, as I said, there are just too many angles to try and think one is the perfect answer to everything, or that's the most moral one, or that if someone else supports Palestine is automatically a terrorist, or if you support Isral, you approve of genocide. Trying to sound reasonable to everyone at the same time is a waste of time, specially if we're at different pages.
Ah, results of votation on the world, we have Flávio Bolsonaro winning the overall results. Japan alone got a lot of votes for him, 70%.
Now, Israel changed a lot from the last elections. Back with Jair Bolsonaro, he got 46% over Lula. Now, Flávio got more than 70%. And that's exactly because of the nonsense Lula has been spilling against Israel. It took its tool on votes. Not to mention the Jewish Brazilians, around 90-120K people. Not a lot, but not too few.
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