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Israel intends for this 'short war' to last a couple of weeks, after which Iran will be ruled by a new government with a new ideology, having submitted to US-raeli domination.
Wishful thinking?
Well, it depends on what capabilities Iran has to withstand Israel's onslaught, whether its population is psychologically committed to resisting, and whether the US will have to directly intervene to fully realize Netanyahu's dream of deposing the Ayatollah and defeating Iran's military.
If the latter comes about, Trump will have shot MAGA - and his devoted followers, who are extremely hostile about the US engaging in another major Middle East war - through the heart. He isn't so psychopathic and stupid, is he?
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Merci pour cet article riche, qui ouvre la porte à une réflexion globale sur les équilibres mondiaux.
man does not live by bread alone.
he needs whiskey too.
what he doesn't need, is another war.
another lie.
or even another 'truth'.
god save the queen.
god save the king.
god save the the internet.
fuck you all.
i drink alone.
with nobody else.
merci?
ned,
out
obviously, i'm seriously anti-social, anti-progress, and anti-human, as well as being a drunken bum, and need to be removed from the platform....the stage...and the convenient commercial break.
placed in a prison and put on death row.
just like all the others who couldn't successfully adapt to the latest technological breakthroughs.
yeah.
merci beaucoup!
ned
American investigative journalist Seymour Hersh in his latest Substack article wrote:
"A major U.S. bombing campaign against Iran is expected to begin as early as this weekend, according to (his trusted) Israeli and American sources. Approved by the Trump administration, the strikes will focus on key military and nuclear infrastructure, including the fortified Fordow facility, where Iran’s most advanced centrifuges are located deep underground.
The delay in timing, Hersh reports, is due to Trump’s desire to avoid disrupting U.S. markets when trading opens Monday. The operation goes beyond targeting Iran’s nuclear capabilities—it aims to destabilize the country's leadership. U.S. and Israeli planners are counting on internal unrest to break out, hoping that strikes on military bases, police stations, and administrative centers will incite broader opposition.
Hersh says there are even unconfirmed reports that Ayatollah Khamenei may have left Tehran. While some in Washington favor installing a moderate religious figure to lead the country in a transitional phase, Israeli officials reportedly reject this, pushing instead for full political control through a loyal replacement. These internal disagreements reflect a deeper divide over what post-strike Iran should look like.
Intelligence circles are also looking to Iran’s ethnic minorities—particularly Azeris with alleged CIA ties—as potential tools to spark wider dissent. The plan, according to Hersh, bears resemblance to previous Western interventions in Libya and Syria, where external pressure led to long-term instability and suffering. The attack on Iran, he warns, could have similar consequences, potentially fragmenting the country and inflaming the region—all while being driven by Netanyahu’s strategic aims and Trump’s desire for a major geopolitical “win.” "
“Based on the fact there is a chance for substantial negotiations that may or may not take place with Iran in the near future, I will make my decision on whether or not to go within the next two weeks.”
"Behind the scenes, Trump has held several Situation Room meetings to weigh possible military options. Senior advisers are reportedly pushing for a diplomatic “off-ramp,” citing concerns over possible Iranian reprisals (missile strikes on U.S. bases, cyberattacks, Gulf disruptions)
Iran’s leadership vehemently warned that any U.S. direct involvement would “expand the conflict across the region” and impose “severe, irreparable blows”
Personally, I think Trump is trying really hard not to get involved. We must pay attention to what he does rather than what he says.
He has given himself two weeks to make a decision. Interestingly Israel does not have much more time than that before the Iron Dome runs out of defense capacity.
In the meantime, both Iran and Israel are bleeding funds and weapons, whilst they destroy each others military intelligence and infrastructure, perhaps that’s not a bad thing from Trump’s perspective.
Let’s see what happens…" -LauraAboli [Link]
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And all of Irans allies are awfully silent still.
Doesn't surprise at all. Zion Don... It was all bad acting
Critical thinking credibility=0.
Is the Trump team plan to "color regime change" Iran? Is this against the globalist power structure or not?
Yo house is so dirty, you have to wipe your feet before you go outside.
Title "Iranian officials 'plan to REMOVE Ayatollah as supreme leader' as cowering Khamenei begs Putin for help and cuts off contact from within his secret bunker due to fears he will be assassinated"
How liberating for a "journalist" if you can freely make up you headlines yourself ...
However, the mockingbird media has been attacking Trump for the last decade and then posting this. Does that mean this is the globalist agenda for Iran or the Trump team agenda?
This video doesn't play at my work PC (Win10), even in Brave browser. YewTube complains about "violation of terms of service", because I have Adblockers running. This came with an update to the Web Request API (Manifest V3). I'm pretty sure this still works under Linux on my home PCs. Here some link : [Link]
And, I rather forego those videos than turning off my Adblockers.
FireFox and Opera are not Chome-based, and thus are not affected And they support most of the usual adblocker add-ons as well.
Back to the technical topic - as I suspected, it runs fine in Brave under Linux. The trickery and ad enforcements is obviously in the OS (Windows), and not the browser.
One could the partitioning operations from a Linux live medium as well, but I would not recommend that for Linux beginners.
And as a final note, most Linux distros support this dual-boot setup out of the box, inserting a boot manager (grub) where you can choose what OS to start.
I would recommend Mint [Link] a stable distro with a user interface similiar Windows ( before it turned desktop PCs into giant smartphones with bland tiles...)
By the way, using Linux for about 20 years, I never ever had any "antivirus" software running. Linux doesn't need it, due to some significant differences in user privilege concepts.
Such software exists under Linux solely for the purpose of file servers for Windows clients.