The Iran Nuclear Program thread
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That man is not capable of putting a sock in it.
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They should set up a 12 step rehab programme just for him and call it BeeEsser’s Anonymous.
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@jodi said in The Iran Nuclear Program thread:
That man is not capable of putting a sock in it.
According to Stormy, he has a problem putting a sock on it, too.
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They should set up a 12 step rehab programme just for him and call it BeeEsser’s Anonymous.
wrote 24 days ago last edited by@Renauda said in The Iran Nuclear Program thread:
They should set up a 12 step rehab programme just for him and call it BeeEsser’s Anonymous.
It would be the best rehab… Everybody knows it and says so,
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As we were preparing to watch Rubio blinking Morse code for H-E-L-P M-E last night, I bet Lucas $10 that the mission was a total success. Maybe the greatest bombing that ever took place and that only we could have done…
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@jodi said in The Iran Nuclear Program thread:
That man is not capable of putting a sock in it.
According to Stormy, he has a problem putting a sock on it, too.
wrote 24 days ago last edited by@LuFins-Dad said in The Iran Nuclear Program thread:
@jodi said in The Iran Nuclear Program thread:
That man is not capable of putting a sock in it.
According to Stormy, he has a problem putting a sock on it, too.
snort
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China issues an actually useful statement.
China issues warning to Iran after threats to close the Strait of Hormuz:
“The Persian Gulf and nearby waters are vital trade corridors. They must be kept stable and free from disruption.” -
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@jon-nyc said in The Iran Nuclear Program thread:
This is what you call regime softening.
This is on top of blowing up the gates of the prison where they keep their political prisoners.
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@jon-nyc said in The Iran Nuclear Program thread:
This is what you call regime softening.
I’m okay if it’s Israel doing it, I think the US needs to keep it’s focus on the nuclear assets and defensive measures against retaliatory strikes.
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Yeah. Agreed.
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U.S. Embassy in Qatar issues message to US citizens recommending they shelter in place until further notice
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@jon-nyc said in The Iran Nuclear Program thread:
B2s on their way to Diego Garcia.
Just got on TNCR so I'm catching up in this thread. Funny you posted this about the B2s and refueling plans detected flying west. I'm sure this has been discussed already but still... It's exactly what the military wanted the public to see via ADSB data. Good quick article about what was "seen" via ADSB (live flight data) in the hours preceding the attack.
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@jon-nyc said in The Iran Nuclear Program thread:
B2s on their way to Diego Garcia.
Just got on TNCR so I'm catching up in this thread. Funny you posted this about the B2s and refueling plans detected flying west. I'm sure this has been discussed already but still... It's exactly what the military wanted the public to see via ADSB data. Good quick article about what was "seen" via ADSB (live flight data) in the hours preceding the attack.
wrote 23 days ago last edited by@89th said in The Iran Nuclear Program thread:
@jon-nyc said in The Iran Nuclear Program thread:
B2s on their way to Diego Garcia.
Just got on TNCR so I'm catching up in this thread. Funny you posted this about the B2s and refueling plans detected flying west. I'm sure this has been discussed already but still... It's exactly what the military wanted the public to see via ADSB data. Good quick article about what was "seen" via ADSB (live flight data) in the hours preceding the attack.
So the ability of Twitter to break news about military plans extends exactly as far as the military would like Twitter to break their plans.
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wrote 23 days ago last edited by jon-nyc
Since it happened in this case, that must be a universal law.
Just don’t tell Jeff Goldberg.
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@89th said in The Iran Nuclear Program thread:
@jon-nyc said in The Iran Nuclear Program thread:
B2s on their way to Diego Garcia.
Just got on TNCR so I'm catching up in this thread. Funny you posted this about the B2s and refueling plans detected flying west. I'm sure this has been discussed already but still... It's exactly what the military wanted the public to see via ADSB data. Good quick article about what was "seen" via ADSB (live flight data) in the hours preceding the attack.
So the ability of Twitter to break news about military plans extends exactly as far as the military would like Twitter to break their plans.
wrote 23 days ago last edited by@Horace said in The Iran Nuclear Program thread:
@89th said in The Iran Nuclear Program thread:
@jon-nyc said in The Iran Nuclear Program thread:
B2s on their way to Diego Garcia.
Just got on TNCR so I'm catching up in this thread. Funny you posted this about the B2s and refueling plans detected flying west. I'm sure this has been discussed already but still... It's exactly what the military wanted the public to see via ADSB data. Good quick article about what was "seen" via ADSB (live flight data) in the hours preceding the attack.
So the ability of Twitter to break news about military plans extends exactly as far as the military would like Twitter to break their plans.
Yup. Now the next question... if we need to attack again, do we do a double fake out? Do we pretend to fake?
0:20...
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@Horace said in The Iran Nuclear Program thread:
@89th said in The Iran Nuclear Program thread:
@jon-nyc said in The Iran Nuclear Program thread:
B2s on their way to Diego Garcia.
Just got on TNCR so I'm catching up in this thread. Funny you posted this about the B2s and refueling plans detected flying west. I'm sure this has been discussed already but still... It's exactly what the military wanted the public to see via ADSB data. Good quick article about what was "seen" via ADSB (live flight data) in the hours preceding the attack.
So the ability of Twitter to break news about military plans extends exactly as far as the military would like Twitter to break their plans.
Yup. Now the next question... if we need to attack again, do we do a double fake out? Do we pretend to fake?
0:20...
Link to video
