Is the regime in Iran soon to be toast?

bigredfish said:
Yes I have. A designated terrorist organization.

Are you going to use that excuse like they did in Gaza to commit another genocide?
Kill 'em all. 'Ol blood and guts tough guy?

You seem unable to hold two separate true concepts in your mind at the same time.
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I have never seen you post about them. That is the reason Israel is going into Lebanon. Your post is way over the top. Your TDS is in overdrive.
 
Parley said:
I have never seen you post about them. That is the reason Israel is going into Lebanon. Your post is way over the top. Your TDS is in overdrive.
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Your comprehension skills are about grade 6 or 7 I'm afraid. And again the details seem to evade you.
Kicking almost 1 Million people out of their homes and taking over 1/2 of the country to get the terrorists would seem just bit overkill to many.
Or is it like Gaza where every man, woman and child is a terrorist?

Not over the top at all Sparky, you posed loaded a question and I replied.

I'll make sure and post something about every bad group on the planet for you some other time if it'll make you feel better?
 
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$35 Trillion+ dollars in debt and the US gets away with printing out dollar bills to keep themselves afloat. What a waste of money... :lmao:
 
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Whenever Trump hits a milestone, we should all rejoice and celebrate with this music in the background ;) #AlmostWWIIIMFs

 
Iranian Military Officers Reportedly Seek Contact with Reza Pahlavi, Signal Intent to Defect
London Daily ^ | 03/17/26 | Staff

“Sources close to Pahlavi’s network indicate that the communications include expressions of loyalty to his mission to lead a transition toward democracy in the event of the regime’s collapse. The contacts have reportedly come from individuals within the regular army, the Republican Guard, police forces and intelligence services. The outreach follows recent Israeli air strikes inside Iran, which reportedly damaged key installations and killed senior military figures—events that Pahlavi described as “Khamenei’s war,” rather than Iran’s war. He has positioned himself not as a monarch seeking restoration, but as a civilian figure aiming to guide a democratic transition led by the Iranian people.“

(Excerpt) Read more at londondaily.com ...
 
In an alternate universe, imagine the Ayatollah in the US -

 
Question: What happens to the oil in those "blown-up" oil tankers in the Straight-up, I mean Strait of Hummus, I mean Hormuz? This oil spill is going to be bigger than the Exxon Valdez :eek: And nobody's is talking about that
 
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Crude oil sinks on signals from Strait of Hormuz​


U.S. crude oil futures settle down 5.3% to $93.50 a barrel. That’s as the world is getting signals that Iran is letting some tankers through the Strait of Hormuz. “India managed to move two LNG tankers through the Strait of Hormuz which is raising the possibility that individual countries will make separate deals with Iran in coming days,” says Robert Yawger of Mizuho Securities USA in a note. If signs keep trending in the direction of Iran negotiating with countries to re-open the strait while the U.S. attempts to organize a coalition to protect vessels traveling on the water, then crude oil may continue to trend back lower. Brent crude falls 2.8% to $100.21 a barrel. ([email protected])

 
Sounds like the USA has given up the control of the Strait of Hormuz to Iran


Some Ships Are Eastbound and Down from the Strait of Hormuz | March 16, 2026
What's Going on With Shipping?

Mar 16, 2026 What's Going on With Shipping - Maritime Industry Today
The number of ships sailing outbound from the Strait of Hormuz increases, with some ships running the narrow passage, and others sailing into Iranian waters to obtain clearance. We review the latest news and the impact of the disruption on the cruise and container sector and an examination of the targeting of ships by the Iranians in the Persian Gulf. The flow of tankers to the Middle East has shifted with more ships heading into the Red Sea and the Saudi port of Yanbu to load.

 
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