US-Iran War Has Begun! Iran launches dozens of ballistic missiles!

[The Brain]

Is EUOT OK?

[Maladict]

Now would be really bad time to be on a US, Saudi, or Emerati flight.

And an even worse time to be working at a US embassy. Trump may get his own Benghazi soon.

[Tamas]

Garbon, am I supposed to feel sorry for a guy who orchestrated a lot of suffering and killing via Iran's proxy wars in the region?

[The Larch]

So Hillary was supposed to be the warmonger...

[Tamas]

So Hillary was supposed to be the warmonger...

Well if this one will go wrong I am sure they will find a way to blame her for it, so it's a win-win

[garbon]

Garbon, am I supposed to feel sorry for a guy who orchestrated a lot of suffering and killing via Iran's proxy wars in the region?

Feel sorry for him? No, not at all. Worry about the impact this might have? Well, your call.

I think also unfair what you said to Tim.

[garbon]

So Hillary was supposed to be the warmonger...

Indeed, Trump was the one who supposedly did not want us embroiled in another war.

[The Brain]

Garbon, am I supposed to feel sorry for a guy who orchestrated a lot of suffering and killing via Iran's proxy wars in the region?

Feel sorry for him? No, not at all. Worry about the impact this might have? Well, your call.

Then why did you quote the second Tampax post?

[jimmy olsen]

Tim, let's be honest, your main opposition to this is due to the fact that it was okayed by Trump.

If anyone else ordered such an escalation with no clear plan for the region, I would condemn them as well.

[Maladict]

Is EUOT OK?

On first glance it appears to be in fine form.

Iran is no saint. But the bad guy in this, or indeed in most of the ME quagmires is the USA-KSA-Israel blob.

The US carries out a terrorist attack on foreign soil to illegally murder someone and the western propaganda outlets calls it an attack and there isnt even a war declaration against Iran.

I want to see how the puppets will react when the resistance against the US carries on a bombing attack on US soil/embassies.

"This is terrorism!", "the US did nothing to deserve this!!" "We are the victims!!!" , it will be 2001 all over again.

Why even bother.

usa openly assassinated a general. i guess this is the first time of such a thing.

For all your bluster, the USA is a big snowflake.

Considering that the US helped create ISIS and that they created beneficial (for some) instability, killing that guy makes sense.

[garbon]

Garbon, am I supposed to feel sorry for a guy who orchestrated a lot of suffering and killing via Iran's proxy wars in the region?

Feel sorry for him? No, not at all. Worry about the impact this might have? Well, your call.

Then why did you quote the second Tampax post?

Because I think it would be a shitty call not to worry.

[The Brain]

Garbon, am I supposed to feel sorry for a guy who orchestrated a lot of suffering and killing via Iran's proxy wars in the region?

Feel sorry for him? No, not at all. Worry about the impact this might have? Well, your call.

Then why did you quote the second Tampax post?

Because I think it would be a shitty call not to worry.

Which Tampax said he did in the post you quoted. I don't follow your line of reasoning.

[Zanza]

Now would be really bad time to be on a US, Saudi, or Emerati flight.

And an even worse time to be working at a US embassy. Trump may get his own Benghazi soon.

Just imagine Trump having to react with a cool head to something like the Saigon embassy evacuation in 1975 or the Teheran embassy hostage crisis in 1979.

[garbon]

Garbon, am I supposed to feel sorry for a guy who orchestrated a lot of suffering and killing via Iran's proxy wars in the region?

Feel sorry for him? No, not at all. Worry about the impact this might have? Well, your call.

Then why did you quote the second Tampax post?

Because I think it would be a shitty call not to worry.

Which Tampax said he did in the post you quoted. I don't follow your line of reasoning.

From his post it could be inferred, he'd be happy or not worried if the US had a thought about 'how they are going to end it'.

[The Brain]

Garbon, am I supposed to feel sorry for a guy who orchestrated a lot of suffering and killing via Iran's proxy wars in the region?

Feel sorry for him? No, not at all. Worry about the impact this might have? Well, your call.

Then why did you quote the second Tampax post?

Because I think it would be a shitty call not to worry.

Which Tampax said he did in the post you quoted. I don't follow your line of reasoning.

From his post it could be inferred, he'd be happy or not worried if the US had a thought about 'how they are going to end it'.

I don't see a significant difference between what he wrote and worrying about the impact this might have.