Pentagon Launches Operation ‘Guardian of Prosperity’ to Protect Red Sea from Houthi Attacks

Nope. The Jews controlling Israel are responsible for the civilians they are slaughtering.
Almost half of the bombs them Jews are using are the biggest unguided bombs they got. They toss even toss them on the places where they say that the civilians should be safe. That is their choice.

The way they execute their hostages at close range while they are holding a white flag also says how "careful" the Jews are with trying not to kill civilians. The Jews also murdered over 100 journalists and rounded up over 50 of which many without charge. It is unprecedented. This too is all their choice.

The Jews also choose to cut of Gaza of all aid initially, by cutting off all water and all electricity and did and still do not care babies died in their incubators because of that. That too is a choice they made to target the civilian population like that. Under tremendous international pressure the Jews were made to let in some aid. But in the end, it was so little that airdrops were made and even a UNSC resolution demanding that it be more.

The Jews also killed the more people working for the UN than any other conflict. That too is on those Jews by the way they are raging the war.

It got blasted all over, including from the US, that Israel must do more to prevent civilians getting massacred. So if it wasn't obvious already, it obviously now that you lot are just parroting zionistic propaganda.

 

By comparison....
https://apnews.com/article/pandemic...rus-pandemic-e3ea5bfd8a2c5a55857e5d7f7ba6c4e1

From September 1940-May 1941, the U.K. suffered an intensive bombing campaign by Germany’s Luftwaffe that struck the biggest cities in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. More than 40,000 were killed, half of those in London alone.


Currently the Jews controlling Israel killed more civilians in Gaza in 100 days and surpassed the nazi's with killing civilians in London in mass bombing campaign that lasted 9 months, while also deliberately are making the civilians drink contaminated water, deliberately deprive them from enough food, deliberately deprive them from getting aid while causing the shutting down of most hospitals. I can't say the Israeli Jews got a massive problems with their genocidal campaign. I can't say lots of Jews in the world object the way the so called Jewish homeland is behaving. Those are facts, my friend.

 

Attacking civilian trade is considered terrorism. And you will have to ask Joe. Hes the one who took them off the list as soon as he was elected and he is the one putting them back on

 

Operation names should be 1-2 words at most. The shorter the better for brevity. I envy the very first military guy to do an operation, he could have just named that one "Operation".

Thank you thank you I'll be here for the foreseeable future.

 

But apparently slaughtering tens of thousands by bombing indiscriminantly in one of the mostly densely populated regions on the planet is cool to rally behind?
But disrupting shipping...well, that's just terrorism!

Give me a break, lol. Double standards everywhere. As long as it is our guys doing the bad ****, slaughtering civilians by the thousands, it is justified. But, as soon as some rebels interfere with the economic machine, look out! It's terrorism!

 

Its not indiscriminate when targeting Hamas, Their fondness of putting their combatants in civilian areas is their doing.

 

Right, and in hostage rescue situations we should just shoot straight through the hostages. ****ing brilliant.

 

Palestinians arent hostages of Hamas, silly. They are Hamas biggest supporters.

 

When someone has been killing and oppressing your people for decades, and the other is giving you the money to build schools, provide health care, build infrastructure, etc, you are probably going to support the latter, especially when the former has leveled your entire city and killed tens of thousands. There is a good reason a group like Hamas made it to power. That does not happen in a vacuum.

 

You mean like Joe blowing up the Nordstream Pipelines ?

 

Yeah.

 

Hamas came to power because they are committed to the destruction of Israel as a nation. Fatah actually was as well, but they at least pretended as if they would consider a 2 state solution

 

Hamas began the war. They are getting what they wanted.

 

Hamas began the war. They are getting what they wanted.

 

What the Jews are doing, as in colonizing the country of the Palestinians, which is a war crime... it all predates the existence of Hamas. This does mean this is all on the Israeli Jews for refusing to comply to international law and believing this all can be done with impunity just because the US veto's any international consequences. And than you lot pretend this all just comes totally out of the blue. It's not fooling anybody and it's making you lot look ridiculous. And the reason why the US is such a supporter of Israel, is that 10% of the Israeli Jews got American passports.

 

Israel was created by UN decision. Israel accepted the partition of Palestine; the Arabs rejected the UN partition and chose war instead. The Palestinians have no country -- they rejected that when it was offered.

 

why do you support Iran so much?

 

[QUOTE="notme, post: 1074616811, member: 64101And the reason why the US is such a supporter of Israel, is that 10% of the Israeli Jews got American passports.[/QUOTE]

prove it

 

The short answer: mainly because I didn't like the "implosion" (civil war) plan the neocons had for my country, Iran, and also because I felt Iran needs in a nuclear program regardless of its regime.

 

Iran went after a target that is as legitimate as any Iran could hit. But Iran did take a gamble striking these targets inside Pakistan.

 

It was a land of the Ottomans. They surrendered the country and Israel formed a nation from that land.

 

Why?

 

I was asked a slightly different "why" elsewhere and answered it thus:

Actually, and to be perfectly frank, there are probably good reasons for me not to try airing my views here. Unlike most of you, who still feel you have something valuable to gain playing your charades, and even unlike those who have taken a liking to chess, I have tired of both.

They say the Lion and the Lizard keep
The Courts where Jamshyd gloried and drank deep:
And Bahram, that great Hunter–the Wild Ass
Stamps o’er his Head, and he lies fast asleep
-Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam​

But if temporal gains and benefits are temporary by definition, are there more lasting benefits to pursue?

“I died as mineral and became a plant,
I died as plant and rose to animal,
I died as animal and I was human,
Why should I fear? When was I less by dying?
Yet once more I shall die human,
To soar with angels blessed above.
And when I sacrifice my angel soul
I shall become what no mind ever conceived.
...
― Rumi”​

Still, the long game I am more interested in, has always suffered finding some personal stake for people to be interested in. Hence, the allegorical fables about heaven and hell, which also seeped into the Abrahamic religions by Zoroastrian influences. Put differently, Persian Sufi mysticism may be good for older people like me but we need the younger people vibrant; to be able to carry on the fight: the one between good and evil, truth and falsehood. And if we do our job well enough, we end up with an uberman much more in the spirit of "Zarathustra" then Nietzsche and his lies ever conceived.

I don't often cite Shia theologians, but if I were to cite any, it would be the 13th century Persian polymath, Tusi(1), who laid out his vision of human evolution from this "middle ladder" we occupied in the 13th century (and from which we haven't moved up all that much since) to a more worthy place which the "last man" most assuredly has not reached, when he traced the story of evolution in his work on Ethics to conclude:

All these facts prove that the human being is placed on the middle step of the evolutionary stairway. According to his inherent nature, the human is related to the lower beings, and only with the help of his will can he reach the higher development level."​

(1) Tusi was a Shia theologian whose work on astronomy and mathematics, including what is dubbed the Tusi couple, was critical to the Copernican Revolution. And the evidence that Copernicus worked directly from Tusi's work has been established now.

 

That Iran is impotent in the face of US military might?

 

It was a gamble, and now you are going to risk escalating things with Pakistan.

Not for nothing, but this sort of nonsense is how World Wars get started. Nobody planned to do that, but all of these multiple steps are a march toward disaster.