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White Goy said:
They're all muzzies which restrict freedoms, but Shia theocrats aren't sponsoring the killing of Christians.

Sunnis on the other hand are sponsor the killing of Christians, Whites, and White adjacents (Armenians, Alawhites etc). They're also spreading their ideology to places like Indonesia where it impacts whites in Oceania (e.g. Bali bombings).

It's not Shias flying planes into buildings or driving trucks into Christmas markets.
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How about we nuke both Sunni, and Shia (and Jews while we're at it, why not)?
 
Margo Martindale said:
Probably going to be a huge ramp-up in missile manufacturing in the US because of this war. I wonder how much pay you can make manufacturing Patriot Missiles and launchers. Maybe thats what I should look into if I get laid off at my job, making missiles sounds fun and interesting.
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im going to lose my finger from having to tap the sign
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the US military can make BILLIONS of steel tubes with explosives all by themselves

but if they want the fancy computers that control them and allow them to fly all on their own then you need your own Cerium and Europium and Terbium

and SHITLOADS of Neodymium

China has spent 40 years building up the industrial capacity and ability while also becoming the world leader in knowledge of how to refine rare earths at scale

this is not an issue you can throw money at, its a blindspot the elite dident notice until it was FAR to late, part of why China was able to boom so hard in the electronics age is their vast supplys of rare earths but its so much more than just having the raw element, the refining is 95% of the battle its such a AWFUL disgusting and pollutant heavy process but china dosent care about the eggs they break ecologically.

in short its no possible to ramp production much beyond what we already have, its simply a supply chain issue of how much of this stuff will china even sell us if they know we are desperate and low on ammo.
 
StudMccool said:
im beginning to wonder if he MEANT to kill the damn ayatollah or if this was meant to be a big attack on his weapons, NO ONE I KNEW thought Kohmeni was in his house, couple of my friends though he was in china or Russia. be fucking HILARIOUS if they got word they yoinked him by pure happenstance and they are now way in over their heads.
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Was it America who killed Khomenei or was it Israel? I can easily see America prefering to force the regime into concessions and Israel wants to break up Iran and just going for the kill.
 
White Goy said:
Sunnis on the other hand sponsor the killing of Christians, Whites, and White adjacents (Armenians, Alawites etc). They're also spreading their ideology to places like Indonesia where it impacts whites in Oceania (e.g. Bali bombings).
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I never expressed sympathy for Saudis or dissatisfaction at them being caught in the crossfire. If we can sic Shia and Sunni at each other and watch them slaughter each other, all the better, they are two heads of the same dragon.
 
Unredacted TND said:
I haven't been keeping up with the thread, can someone summarize me what happened in last two days?
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Here you go
The Kiwifarms thread titled "Iran Crisis & the 2026 War between Iran and the United States, Gulf States, and Israel" (thread ID 235901) is a long-running discussion (now into hundreds of pages, with pages like 720+ and 736 referenced recently) focused on news coverage of escalating tensions, military actions, and potential war involving Iran vs. the US, Gulf states, and Israel—while the rules emphasize sticking to news/links over pure arguments.

As of early March 2026 (thread last crawled around March 6), the discussion appears centered on an active/hot phase of conflict rather than just buildup, with posts covering ongoing military exchanges and related fallout. The last two days (March 4–6, 2026, assuming standard activity) don't have ultra-granular timestamps in public crawls, but recent page content (e.g., around pages 720–736) reflects fresh shares and commentary likely from that window or immediately prior.

Key themes and summaries from the most recent visible activity/discussions:

- Military strikes and footage: Users shared and analyzed clips of Iranian ballistic missile launches (e.g., Khorramshahr-4 with cluster submunitions interpreted as flares/decoy rather than explosives in some cases). Impacts discussed include minor hits in Israel (e.g., fires in Tel Aviv area, one home/warehouse struck, open field brush fire) and direct strikes on a U.S. base in Kuwait. CENTCOM statements debunked certain rumors like downed U.S. aircraft.

- Casualties and claims: Reports of ~1,230 killed in Iran overall, plus over 3,000 Iranian soldiers/operatives. Trump (presumably in statements) claimed 58% of Iranian launchers destroyed; Pentagon figures cited at 80%. Renewed ultimatums mentioned for Iranian forces to stand down.

- Air defense and intercepts: Iranian IRGC footage of attempted intercepts on U.S. aircraft (e.g., alleged F-15E evading via flares; some debate on silhouette resembling MiG-29 instead).

- Broader ops: Mentions of U.S. use of older platforms like B-52s with guided dumb bombs, air superiority/SEAD efforts, and troop movements (e.g., American helicopters landing in Iraqi areas like Rutba district).

- Side notes: Some spillover to global effects (e.g., shipping disruptions), but primary focus remains on direct Iran-US/Israel exchanges. Earlier snippets mention internal Iranian issues like protests over inflation/water, but recent pages lean more toward active war events than domestic revolt.

The thread stays news-oriented with links, videos/attachments (e.g., missile footage), and breakdowns, though it's a high-volume forum so expect a mix of speculation alongside sourced claims. For the absolute latest posts, you'd need direct access since forum content is dynamic and not fully mirrored publicly in real-time searches. If there's a specific aspect (e.g., a video or claim) you want dug into, let me know!
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StudMccool said:
im going to lose my finger from having to tap the sign
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the US military can make BILLIONS of steel tubes with explosives all by themselves

but if they want the fancy computers that control them and allow them to fly all on their own then you need your own Cerium and Europium and Terbium

and SHITLOADS of Neodymium

China has spent 40 years building up the industrial capacity and ability while also becoming the world leader in knowledge of how to refine rare earths at scale

this is not an issue you can throw money at, its a blindspot the elite dident notice until it was FAR to late, part of why China was able to boom so hard in the electronics age is their vast supplys of rare earths but its so much more than just having the raw element, the refining is 95% of the battle its such a AWFUL disgusting and pollutant heavy process but china dosent care about the eggs they break ecologically.

in short its no possible to ramp production much beyond what we already have, its simply a supply chain issue of how much of this stuff will china even sell us if they know we are desperate and low on ammo.
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Iirc we don't use any components made by china in our missiles, for obvious security reasons. Part of the reason why they cost a fuckton of money per missile. We still make chips domestically on fabs using older nodes specifically for embedded systems, which are used in stuff like cars, planes, mars rovers, and missiles.

Yes refining the materials is still an issues, but we still do so just on a smaller scale and without polluting the fuck out of the surrounding areas, which obviously is more expensive.
 
FatWhiteGuy said:
I love the double think in this thread: "Why don't you care about middle easterners being killed by their government?" Followed by: "What, you're taking up for sand-niggers?" This shit has to be Mossad working overtime. 😂
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I can't speak for others but replace "sand niggers" with "muslims" and that's pretty much how I see it. Ethnicity is not a choice and nobody can be blamed for it. Following specific ideology - one of the most vile ideologies in the world, in my opinion - is a choice.
 
Justsomecicada said:
Aside from the Kurds, what would an Iranian uprising/civil war look like?

Would love to hear from someone knowledgeable
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Kurds, Bolochs, and Azeris are all potential issues. Pakistan & Afghanistan will get pissed at a Balochistan uprising because they would also cause trouble in neighboring countries with large Baloch populations. Turkey will get incredibly pissed about a Kurdish uprising. I think the most likely splinter state to find American support will be the Azeris. Azerbaijan is loosely aligned with the US, Turkey, and the West. Armenia is loosely aligned with Russia and Iran.

This is partly why the dumb crusader LARP or 'IslAMiC THeoCraCY' shit is retarded. When you look at the Caucasus, Christian Armenia supported Muslim separatists in Christian Georgia because they were aligned with Russia. Shia Islamic Iran supported Christian Armenians against Shia Islam Azeris because they don't like Azeri separatists in their own borders, and Azeris are aligned with the West/Israel/Turkey. Christian Georgians supported Muslims Azeris against Christian Armenians because the enemy of the friend of my enemy is my friend. The only thing all regional powers agree on is 'fuck the Kurds'. Mostly because they will take a chunk of three powerful regional countries if they get their way.

There are also Arab populations in Khuzestan with strong ties to Iraq. They periodically start to push separatism and that could reignite. These are IS/Al Qaeda types who frequently launch terror attacks and probably have some degree of glowie support. This area is also like an extension of the Sawad geologically and is hard to defend, being a lot of marshland and plains on the other side of the Zagros mountains.

All the Islamist shit is a smokescreen. Nobody cares about women's rights in Iran - women in Iran are in a lot better position than women in Saudi Arabia, for instance. It's all geopolitics. The Iranians oppose Israeli and Saudi regional interests. That's why they're being bombed. We're carrying water for a 1,500-year-old sandnigger slap fight because our politicians are all bribed or blackmailed.
 
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Maori Kiwifruit Growers said:
100 billion Tomen is 76,070.36 USD You can't even buy a house with that much money.


Lol this is why Iran is losing.




Source: https://irr.currencyrate.today/convert/amount-100000000000-to-usd.html
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Maybe it might buy a house in Iran (the article tho does convert it to 1 million USD but that's likely some insane official conversion rate), but those mullahs should make sure they've made they've drawn up funeral plans with their local undertaker. Whatever amount it is, anyone who tried to take up the offer would have a short and miserable life and won't harm a hair on POTUS's head.

Iran Insight reports criticism of Iranian President Pezeshkian for failing to exercise his holding of the powers of Supreme Leader to de-escalate the confrontation with the US and Israel. The point for 'de-esclation' has probably passed what with Pres Trump demanding 'unconditional surrender'. France24 reports that Moscow is helping Iran to target US forces (3:03 after a strategic overview, Russia supplying targetting intel to intel according to the Washington Post citing Administration sources).



Russia is providing Iran with targeting information to attack American forces in the Middle East, the first indication that another major U.S. adversary is participating — even indirectly — in the war, according to three officials familiar with the intelligence.

The assistance, which has not been previously reported, signals that the rapidly expanding conflict now features one of America’s chief nuclear-armed competitors with exquisite intelligence capabilities.

Since the war began Saturday, Russia has passed Iran the locations of U.S. military assets, including warships and aircraft, said the three officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the matter’s sensitivity.



“It does seem like it’s a pretty comprehensive effort,” one of the people said......
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archive - Washington Post / original link - Washington Post
 
StudMccool said:
China has spent 40 years building up the industrial capacity and ability while also becoming the world leader in knowledge of how to refine rare earths at scale
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They're hollowing out their own soil and poisoning their own nation to do this. The reason we didn't do it here is because of the expense of doing so in a way responsible to your people and health so tptb decided someone else's land should be poisoned to make these things. China's seeming 'dominance' isn't some irreversible or permanent fixture but a matter of convenience to the rest of us who don't have to deal with the issue of leftover brine pools and strip-mined hillsides.

China is seriously damaging itself long-term to host these industries in the way that it does, itself and other nations too when you consider all the shit that spews out of their rivers and into the nearby oceans.
 
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