After only 4 days in Office: Israel kills new Head of the Revolutionary Guard
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sheetsadam1 — 9 months ago(June 21, 2025 11:05 AM)
Chancellor Merz
pays tribute to Israel 
for attack on Iran
Has that pussy committed
your
troops to go fight Iran yet, or is he still clamoring for more of
my
citizens to die while you guys sit on the sidelines like always?
Draft Barron Trump -
TaraDeS — 9 months ago(June 21, 2025 11:22 AM)
sheetsadam1 June 21, 2025 01:05 PM
Member since April 22, 2025
"Chancellor Merz pays tribute to Israel for attack on Iran"
Has that pussy committed your troops to go fight Iran yet, or is he still clamoring for more of my citizens to die while you guys sit on the sidelines like always?
As a
sock troop member
🧦 you should know that our troops are busy somewhere else. -
TaraDeS — 9 months ago(June 21, 2025 11:26 AM)
sheetsadam1 June 21, 2025 01:25 PM
Member since April 22, 2025
The U.S. has troops stationed in 178 countries. Stop making excuses for your country's cowardice.
Stop talking Scheiße and go back to prison, where you belong to. -
TaraDeS — 9 months ago(June 21, 2025 11:34 AM)
sheetsadam1 June 21, 2025 01:32 PM
Member since April 22, 2025
Merz is a bloodthirsty psychopath who wants to see Americans die, while he risks nothing.
New sock
sheetsadam1
🧦 is just a keyboard warrior and a poor troll.
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sheetsadam1 — 9 months ago(June 21, 2025 01:16 PM)
I think we should withdraw the 35,000 U.S. troops stationed in Germany. There's no need for a country with the fourth most well-funded military on earth to rely on the American taxpayer for their protection. Especially when there are people like yourself, Merz and Boris Pussy-torius who would rather see those troops deployed to Iran to die.
Draft Barron Trump -
TaraDeS — 9 months ago(June 21, 2025 02:10 PM)
sheetsadam1 June 21, 2025 03:16 PM
Member since April 22, 2025
I think we should withdraw the 35,000 U.S. troops stationed in Germany. There's no need for a country with the fourth most well-funded military on earth to rely on the American taxpayer for their protection. Especially when there are people like yourself, Merz and Boris Pussy-torius who would rather see those troops deployed to Iran to die.
Blablabla. -
soapbox original gangster — 9 months ago(June 17, 2025 06:29 PM)
to me, if true, most telling nugget is Israel announcing the death of the General: how would Israel know this? assume it's true. Irananian counter-intel must know be looking over not only their shoulders but also their own shadows' shoulders: are there israeli spies literally everywhere in Iran, they must be thinking.
israel must have extensive intel networks in Iran, either iranian exiles who went back or israeli agents or old fashioned Iranian " turncoats" taking money for info. but in the years since the cia tracked down al-queda through mobilephone use, i find it impossible that the iranians are using mobiles to communicate: what else explains how the israelis can target these core miltary and scientific personnel? especially the nuclear weapons people: by standard security protocals, these people have no social media, dont travel, and sure as hell dont identify themselves to the general public
has israel infiltrated the supply chains for ALL mobile phones globally therefore implanting spyware and the like on every phone? same with pagers and other devices? im positive Iran can build its own phones for miltary and intel use only, so why havebt they? -
TaraDeS — 9 months ago(June 17, 2025 07:18 PM)
soapbox original gangster June 17, 2025 08:29 PM
Member since October 31, 2021
to me, if true, most telling nugget is Israel announcing the death of the General: how would Israel know this? assume it's true. Irananian counter-intel must know be looking over not only their shoulders but also their own shadows' shoulders: are there israeli spies literally everywhere in Iran, they must be thinking.
israel must have extensive intel networks in Iran, either iranian exiles who went back or israeli agents or old fashioned Iranian " turncoats" taking money for info. but in the years since the cia tracked down al-queda through mobilephone use, i find it impossible that the iranians are using mobiles to communicate: what else explains how the israelis can target these core miltary and scientific personnel? especially the nuclear weapons people: by standard security protocals, these people have no social media, dont travel, and sure as hell dont identify themselves to the general public
has israel infiltrated the supply chains for ALL mobile phones globally therefore implanting spyware and the like on every phone? same with pagers and other devices? im positive Iran can build its own phones for miltary and intel use only, so why havebt they?
Sorry, I'm a little tired.
Therefore in short:
The Ayatollah regime was lastly only supported by about 10% of the Iranian people.
Oppression, harassment by moral guardians, torture and rampant executions don't make a gov. popular.
The Mossad is one of the best (in my opinion
the
best) secret service in the world.
And the Israeli people stand together when it matters.
That should never be underestimated. -
TaraDeS — 9 months ago(June 18, 2025 05:59 AM)
P.S.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Rubicon
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pegasus_(spyware) -
TaraDeS — 9 months ago(June 22, 2025 03:28 AM)
"Highly Successful Attack": USA hits three Iranian Nuclear Facilities – Including Fordow
The USA reportedly deployed the B-2 bombers needed to destroy the Fordow uranium enrichment facility.
US President Trump declared the attacks complete.
USA to plant six “bunker buster” bombs in Fordo.
Following the bombing by the US military, Iran's
"critical uranium enrichment facilities"
were completely destroyed. In a speech at the White House, Trump threatened Iran with further attacks if Tehran did not pursue a path to peace.
"If peace doesn't come quickly, we will strike the other targets with precision, speed, and skill; most of them can be taken out in minutes."
The US goal was to destroy Iran's uranium enrichment capabilities and end the nuclear threat posed by the
"world's largest state sponsor of terror"
.
He can now report to the world that the attacks were a
"spectacular military success."
Iran said
"Death to America, death to Israel"
for 40 years. Trump thanked Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the Israeli military for the great work they've done. Above all, he wanted to congratulate the
“great American patriots”
who flew the aircraft and the entire United States military for the attacks.
https://www.tagesspiegel.de/internationales/liveblog/us-prasident-droht-mit-weiteren-angriffen-trump-meldet-komplette-zerstorung-der-iranischen-atomanlagen-10586281.html
June 22, 2025 04:11
Bravo!
Of course, $Trump and the USA (North and South
"America"
, right?) are now the super-heroes.
Soon, $Trump did that all alone.
And what will happen to the oppressed Iranian people now?
The POTUS cautiously said nothing about that. ☻ However…
Long live Israel! -
TaraDeS — 9 months ago(June 22, 2025 04:18 AM)
The only answer to my question so far is
Socksss(ss)
🧦 usual Antifa-/Palestine propaganda.
AnthonySocksss June 22, 2025 05:47 AM
Member since August 19, 2022
How Jewish American pedophiles hide from justice in Israel
[video 2020]
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TaraDeS — 9 months ago(June 22, 2025 06:09 AM)
Now Iran gets megalomaniac, well, the Iranian leadership always was. ☻
Iran's Foreign Minister threatens Consequences after USA Attack
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi threatened consequences following the USA attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities.
"This morning's events are outrageous and will have lasting consequences,"
the minister wrote on
X
. Aragchi further stated that Iran, in accordance with the UN Charter and the right to legitimate self-defense, reserves all options to protect its sovereignty, its interests and its people.
Aragchi recently negotiated with the USA on their nuclear program, mediated by the Gulf state of Oman. The talks stalled over the central issue of uranium enrichment. The USA demanded a complete abandonment of its nuclear facilities, while the Iranian leadership defined this as a red line.
The minister accused the USA of committing a serious violation of the UN Charter, international law and the
Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
with the attack. The Iran called for an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council in light of the USA attack, state broadcaster reported.
https://www.tagesspiegel.de/internationales/liveblog/kriegseintritt-der-usa-trump-droht-mit-weiteren-angriffen-auf-den-iran--teheran-will-zuruckschlagen-10586281.html
June 22, 2025 06:43
Of course, the Iranian nuclear program was again a
"red line"
for the Iranian leadership.
☻ -
AnthonySocksss — 9 months ago(June 22, 2025 03:47 AM)
Melton1 Wanted for Pedophilia:
https://i.ibb.co/6cnPmJVr/IMG-0830.jpg
https://m.youtube.com/shorts/Zjxk307CND0 -
TaraDeS — 9 months ago(June 22, 2025 12:51 PM)
Although this topic isn't funny at all, the witty article below
describes pretty well the current confusion of our far-right wingers.
Wait, are those Muslims?
"Dirty work"
for Chancellor Merz - Israel blows up the AfD
The Middle East divides the far-right federal party.
Some are wary of the Jewish state's war, others are too afraid of Muslims.
Meanwhile, the rest of Germany studies international law.
How much longer will Ayatollah Khamenei last?
For a week now, Israel prepares to wipe out Iran's nuclear weapons program and, while it's at it,
the Iranian regime. In doing so, Israel accomplished the impossible:
Suddenly, all of Germany - even the tabloids - are interested in the fate of international law.
"International law doesn't exist,"
it's just
"a completely worthless piece of paper,"
wrote former BILD editor Julian Reichelt, who now runs NiUS. Not everyone sees it that way, of course. In the first hours after Israel's attack, commentators triumphantly passed around their interpretations of international law.
Ha,
"clearly contrary to international law,"
they quoted law professor Kai Ambos. Ha, the Israeli attack
on Iran
"represents a classic case of a prohibited preemptive strike,"
others quoted Ambos' colleague Matthias Goldmann.
Outlet International Law
The war-shivering German simply needs an outlet when the rigors of foreign policy force him to take a stand. International law is one of these outlets. The Germans' notorious nuclear fear is then dispelled: Israel will have to wait a little longer until an
"attack"
is legally considered, they coldly say.
So, apparently, the bomb must already be in the air.
The debate proceeds with a false clarity, as if it were about a neighbour's civil-law right to prune overhanging apple tree branches. International law is, to a certain extent, politics in robes and more
diffuse than the German Civil Code. Certainly more flexible voices see Israel's actions as justified, given a neighbour constantly threatening annihilation and the difficulty of defending against nuclear missiles fired from mountainous regions. These voices are predominantly not located in Europe.
I'm sure everyone here would be deeply affected if, due to a small miscalculation, parts of Tel Aviv were suddenly to evaporate. According to estimates, that would cost leastwise 80,000 lives. Of course, we're used to very different numbers here when it comes to the murder of Jews! In case that should make a decisive difference for some of the spokespeople: It wouldn't just be Jews who would die, but also about 20% of Arab Israelis.
Weasels are now in Fashion
Betimes the law is a bit overwhelmed. Lawyers are familiar with the scenario of
"domestic tyrant murder"
. For example, a wife who was severely abused and humiliated for years finally shoots her husband with his revolver. The law relentlessly calculates this as murder, which means life in prison – technically. But people find this almost unbearable. And so the judiciary weasels [
slithers
] its way out of the unfortunate outcome with plenty of undogmatic maneuvering. And weaseling is the order of the day now.
Because international law is like underwear, better worn out than none at all. If international law is unable to enable Israel to disarm a notoriously and unrestrainedly aggressive neighbour and deprive it of an absolute tool of destruction, we may end up with the Reichelt Doctrine: Then international law could eventually become a worthless piece of paper.
He said "Dirty Work"
The second outlet the German public currently seeks, is tone control. Chancellor Merz described the attack as
"dirty work"
that Israel is now doing for us. Did government spokesman Stefan Kornelius spontaneously throw a glass of water in his face?
"Dirty work"
sounds like contempt for humanity, and someone actually tracked down the word in a remark by an SS Sturmbannführer about the Babi Yar massacre. The point was that the SS was doing the
"dirty work"
for the Wehrmacht. Hmm. That wouldn't have happened to other chancellors (male and female).
Merz's slip-up isn't all that bad. Finally, some commentators are happy to hear plain language instead of rhetoric. The motto
"Just do it!"
instead of nitpicking is currently trending in the CDU/CSU anyway.
In this sense, the bunker-busting bomb is also a contribution to reducing bureaucracy.
Wait a minute, are those Muslims?
It's not just about the danger posed by the Mullah regime and its terrorist ramifications to the West
and the oppressed Iranian population. The Israelis are also, incidentally, blowing up the German AfD, leastwise a little bit.
There, people suddenly no longer agree on the Middle East issue. The
"pacifists"
are strong in the blue party [AfD], where
"pacifism"
means wanting to discuss Putin's aggression over Russian Zupfkuchen.
From closeness to Russia, the step to solidarity with Ali Khamenei isn't far. Some party grandees then noticed a difficult detail: Wait a minute, are those Muslims down there? A quick int -
TaraDeS — 9 months ago(June 22, 2025 08:07 PM)
Iranian Foreign Minister arrives in Moscow for Talks
Amid the war with Israel and shortly after the US attacks on Iran, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi arrived in Russia on Sunday for talks. According to the Iranian state news agency IRNA, talks with Russian president Putin and other high-ranking Russian officials were planned. The talks were reportedly to address regional and international developments
"following the US and Israeli military aggression"
against Iran.
The meeting with Putin was scheduled to take place in Moscow on Monday to discuss the next steps.
https://www.tagesspiegel.de/internationales/liveblog/wie-schlagt-der-iran-zuruck-chamenei-berater-nennt-fur-angriffe-genutzte-us-stutzpunkte-legitime-ziele-10586281.html
June 22, 2025 21:39
And the world counts out loud to 10.
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TaraDeS — 9 months ago(June 23, 2025 11:50 AM)
Israel
Notorious Evin Prison in Iran attacked +++
According to the Defense Ministry, Israel's military attacks the notorious Evin Prison in Iran's capital, Tehran. In addition to the attack on the prison for political prisoners and regime opponents, Israel strikes
"with unprecedented force"
were carried out on other
"regime targets and state repressive organs in the heart of Tehran,"
Israel Defense Minister Katz's office said.
Smoke clouds over capital - Israel attacks Tehran "with unprecedented force".
June 23, 2025 12:32
US Military Base attacked in Syria +++
A US military base in the western Syrian province of Hasakah was reportedly attacked with mortar shells, according to the Iranian news agency Mehr. No details were provided regarding the severity of the attack or the attacking party. Following the attack, strict security measures were reportedly put in place at the main entrance. Whether there's a connection to the recent US intervention in Iran, including the strike on nuclear facilities, remains unclear. Tehran threatened retaliation and allied armed forces in most Middle East.
June 23, 2025 13:07
https://www.n-tv.de/politik/13-07-Iranische-Nachrichtenagentur-US-Militaerbasis-in-Syrien-angegriffen--article25831358.html
Just watching and reading.
