Trump clears the Strait

You appear to be misinformed.

Very few U.S. warplanes were able to scramble in response to the Japanese attacks on Pearl Harbor and the Philippines on December 7–8, 1941, as the majority of U.S. aircraft were destroyed or damaged on the ground during the initial raids.
Pearl Harbor (December 7, 1941)
  • Scrambled Aircraft: Only a handful of U.S. fighter planes—roughly 8 to 14—managed to take off during the attack.
  • Defense Efforts: These few P-40 and P-36 fighters from Wheeler Field and Haleiwa were credited with shooting down at least 11 Japanese planes.
  • Total Losses: The attack destroyed 188 U.S. aircraft and damaged another 159, with many hit while parked wingtip-to-wingtip.
The Philippines (December 8, 1941, local time)
  • Scrambled Aircraft: On the first day of the attack, several U.S. pursuit squadrons scrambled to patrol Manila Bay and Bataan following initial warnings. However, at Clark Field, the main base, most planes were caught on the ground during refueling.
  • Defense Efforts: Despite initial failures to locate the enemy, U.S. P-40 fighters were able to shoot down several Japanese Zeros.
  • Total Losses: Nearly 100 U.S. aircraft—roughly half of the Far East Air Force strength on Luzon—were destroyed in the first day.
The surprise attacks on both locations were highly successful in destroying American airpower on the ground before it could be effectively deployed.

The Iranian Air Force (IRIAF) failed to respond to the Feb. 28, 2026, strikes due to successful Israeli and US suppression of enemy air defenses (SEAD), which destroyed planes on the ground, destroyed radar systems, and established total air superiority. Iran's aging fleet also lacked the capacity to challenge modern stealth fighters.

Key factors influencing the lack of response included:
  • Destruction on the Ground: Initial strikes during "Operation Epic Fury" and "Operation Roaring Lion" targeted Iranian airfields, crippling the IRIAF before aircraft could scramble.
  • Air Defense Suppression: Israeli strikes targeted radar systems and command centers, limiting Iran's ability to track threats and manage their own airspace.
  • Aging Infrastructure: The Iranian air force relies on, and has limited ability to maintain, 45-year-old airframes, rendering much of the fleet not airworthy.
Mahmoud, why don’t Iranians bathe?
Do they get used to the odor or what?
 
How would you know? After all, didn't you believe this last June?

How would you? Afterall,...your just some dumb fuck on the internet with a sunken navy and a blown up air force that was too afraid to fly that smells like a goats ass?
 
"Millions"?

Crimes against the state are punishable in Iran. Our nation, our laws.

Unarmed civilians are easy to deal with, as many people already know.
Yes millions

They are arming up for round two.

AI Overview



Based on recent reports, a vast majority of Iranians oppose the Islamic regime, with polls suggesting roughly 80–92% reject its leadership. The 2025–2026 protests saw massive, widespread unrest, with reports suggesting up to 5 million people protesting nationwide at peak times, led by demands for a change in government and improved freedoms.

 
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