Iran War Watch
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We know for sure that the colony has been hit far harder than the American people are told:
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Brett Erickson
@BrettErickson28
What many people fail to understand is how heavily censored and controlled information is coming out of the Middle East right now.Of course, the United States has obvious incentives is distort and fabricate reality, but so do many of the Gulf countries.A large amount of their economic prowess for several countries is predicated on foreign investment, tourism, and STABILITY.While it is impossible to prove a negative, it is highly likely that there is FAR more damage that has taken place throughout the Iran War than is publicly known.
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Brett Erickson
@BrettErickson28
What many people fail to understand is how heavily censored and controlled information is coming out of the Middle East right now.Of course, the United States has obvious incentives is distort and fabricate reality, but so do many of the Gulf countries.A large amount of their economic prowess for several countries is predicated on foreign investment, tourism, and STABILITY.While it is impossible to prove a negative, it is highly likely that there is FAR more damage that has taken place throughout the Iran War than is publicly known.
Daniel Davis Deep Dive
@DanielLDavis1
Lincoln got out of hell. Macgregor says Trump may not.
Col. Doug Macgregor (
@DougAMacgregor
) warns that President Trump is now “careening toward the point of no return” in the Iran war.
He recalls President Abraham Lincoln saying “if there is a hell, I’m in it” after the Battle of Fredericksburg — but adds that Trump “is not going to find it as easy to avoid the complete descent into hell that Lincoln was able to extricate himself from.”Macgregor lays out why: “What we’ve done to ourselves economically and financially… is not reversible,” and Trump is repeating the same failed pattern — “double down on printing money, double down on sanctions, double down on threats" - which are not working on Iran.He calls the plan to strangle Iran “absurd,” noting Iran “is not going to be abandoned” by powerful allies like China and Russia to India.And he warns the U.S. is becoming “more and more isolated” because Washington has signed on to the “greater Israel project… a third of the Middle East… other people’s countries… swallowed by this little state of Israel.” Macgregor’s conclusion is blunt: “That’s a dead end… no future in that for Israel either.”
@DanielLDavis1
Lincoln got out of hell. Macgregor says Trump may not.
Col. Doug Macgregor (@DougAMacgregor
) warns that President Trump is now “careening toward the point of no return” in the Iran war.
He recalls President Abraham Lincoln saying “if there is a hell, I’m in it” after the Battle of Fredericksburg — but adds that Trump “is not going to find it as easy to avoid the complete descent into hell that Lincoln was able to extricate himself from.”Macgregor lays out why: “What we’ve done to ourselves economically and financially… is not reversible,” and Trump is repeating the same failed pattern — “double down on printing money, double down on sanctions, double down on threats" - which are not working on Iran.He calls the plan to strangle Iran “absurd,” noting Iran “is not going to be abandoned” by powerful allies like China and Russia to India.And he warns the U.S. is becoming “more and more isolated” because Washington has signed on to the “greater Israel project… a third of the Middle East… other people’s countries… swallowed by this little state of Israel.” Macgregor’s conclusion is blunt: “That’s a dead end… no future in that for Israel either.”Tomthunkit™
@TomthunkitsMind
So in 24 hours, Ansar Allah aka The Houthis have seized 2 cities, an Island, killed or captured thousands of soldiers, taken possession of 1000’s of US tanks and weapons, freed all former Houthis prisoners, and were greeted as liberators.THANK YOU, MR TRUMP FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER. WITHOUT YOU STARTING THE IRAN WAR THIS WOULD NOT HAVE HAPPENED. Now, Iran and Yemeni Ansar Allah are the two most powerful countries in the region. Furthermore, Iran has become a global Superpower. Together they control the shipping lanes of 30% of Global Energy Supply, forever. Saudi can no longer export any oil unless they get permission from The Houthis. And if they don’t make a deal soon they won’t have the ability to produce any oil because the Houthis can destroy their pipelines, ports, tanker ships, oil wells, refineries, and oil stabilization facilities in only a couple of days. And nobody can stop them. Then we are talking about a global catastrophe with widespread famine, civil wars, and a global depression. This footage from Al Jazeera shows some of the equipment that was left behind for the Yemeni to capture in Mokha. If they wanted, they can use all this new equipment to invade Saudi Arabia
@TomthunkitsMind
So in 24 hours, Ansar Allah aka The Houthis have seized 2 cities, an Island, killed or captured thousands of soldiers, taken possession of 1000’s of US tanks and weapons, freed all former Houthis prisoners, and were greeted as liberators.THANK YOU, MR TRUMP FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER. WITHOUT YOU STARTING THE IRAN WAR THIS WOULD NOT HAVE HAPPENED. Now, Iran and Yemeni Ansar Allah are the two most powerful countries in the region. Furthermore, Iran has become a global Superpower. Together they control the shipping lanes of 30% of Global Energy Supply, forever. Saudi can no longer export any oil unless they get permission from The Houthis. And if they don’t make a deal soon they won’t have the ability to produce any oil because the Houthis can destroy their pipelines, ports, tanker ships, oil wells, refineries, and oil stabilization facilities in only a couple of days. And nobody can stop them. Then we are talking about a global catastrophe with widespread famine, civil wars, and a global depression. This footage from Al Jazeera shows some of the equipment that was left behind for the Yemeni to capture in Mokha. If they wanted, they can use all this new equipment to invade Saudi Arabia
As the Empire yaps that in two years the Strait will be irrelevant because of new pipelines....either a lie or fantasy depending upon how dumb these fucks are:
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BREAKING: The US has Confirmed that the Saudi East-West Oil Pipeline has been DamagedPumping stations were struck by Projectiles originating from either Iraq or YemenAs a result, 7 Million Barrels of Oil Per Day cannot be MovedPipelines are not a Viable Option to bypass Hormuz, this demonstrates that the Strait of Hormuz cannot be Replaced
View: https://x.com/IranObserver0/status/2098468659601821964
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BREAKING: The US has Confirmed that the Saudi East-West Oil Pipeline has been DamagedPumping stations were struck by Projectiles originating from either Iraq or YemenAs a result, 7 Million Barrels of Oil Per Day cannot be MovedPipelines are not a Viable Option to bypass Hormuz, this demonstrates that the Strait of Hormuz cannot be Replaced
View: https://x.com/IranObserver0/status/2098468659601821964
Brett Erickson
@BrettErickson28
Everything that CAN go wrong for the Trump Administration in the Iran War seems to be GOING wrong right now…Just in the last 48 hours, we have:- Successful Iraqi hits on the Saudi East-West Pipeline (Pumping Station)- Ansarallah taking effectively complete control over the Bab al-Mandeb Strait- Iran striking two vessels crossing the Omani Route despite claims from Trump that they wouldn’t be able to for “a month”- Somali Piracy resurgence in the Gulf of Aden/Somali Basin- Diesel prices in the United States hitting all-time highs at $6/gallon- Gasoline in the U.S. hitting Labor Day highs- Brent AND WTI trading above $100- Iran striking anchored vessels off the ports of UAE and Iraq- Bond Yields breaking through the roofOh yeah, and we haven’t even seen Iran’s “October Surprise” yet… so there’s that too…
Martín Dandach
@MartinDandach
Translated from Spanish
The most paradoxical thing about Saudi Arabia is that, despite having one of the strongest air forces in the region with nearly 400 aircraft—where more than half are very modern, like the F-15s in all their variants, plus the Eurofighter Typhoons—they can't do absolutely anything because they've expended all their interception systems to defend Netanyahu. Any airstrike they might carry out against Iran or one of its allies could trigger a response that leads to the absolute destruction of all Saudi energy infrastructure and an unprecedented humanitarian crisis due to the country's characteristics. They have no capacity to confront Tehran, and the United States and Israel have completely abandoned them. The Iranians, with their new tactics, their will to resist, their military capabilities, and the shift in logic they've imposed on warfare, have become the only power in the Middle East.
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Several people on my information network have said over the years that the Saudis have bought a lot of expensive gear from America, but as a military force they amount to almost nothing. This is proving to be true.
Then too there is the matter that the Empires gear is generally very expensive, and not very good....as the world now knows.
@MartinDandach
Translated from Spanish
The most paradoxical thing about Saudi Arabia is that, despite having one of the strongest air forces in the region with nearly 400 aircraft—where more than half are very modern, like the F-15s in all their variants, plus the Eurofighter Typhoons—they can't do absolutely anything because they've expended all their interception systems to defend Netanyahu. Any airstrike they might carry out against Iran or one of its allies could trigger a response that leads to the absolute destruction of all Saudi energy infrastructure and an unprecedented humanitarian crisis due to the country's characteristics. They have no capacity to confront Tehran, and the United States and Israel have completely abandoned them. The Iranians, with their new tactics, their will to resist, their military capabilities, and the shift in logic they've imposed on warfare, have become the only power in the Middle East.
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Several people on my information network have said over the years that the Saudis have bought a lot of expensive gear from America, but as a military force they amount to almost nothing. This is proving to be true.
Then too there is the matter that the Empires gear is generally very expensive, and not very good....as the world now knows.
Douglas Macgregor
@DougAMacgregor
Recent press reports suggest that the US Military’s (USM) bungling of the Iran War has created a kind of personal hell for President Trump. The President is utterly stymied by Iran’s resilience.A decade prior, candidate Trump was steadfastly against blundering into forever wars like President Bush before him, especially in the Middle East. Now, Trump’s indebtedness to Zionist financial power on Capitol Hill is exacting an exorbitant price when he can least afford it.
QP!
Verified User
More importantly the Houthis have taken up position to control and shut down the Bab-el-Mandeb strait, which is the other major strait for getting oil out of the Gulf region, setting up for a complete stranglehold of the region.
Gulf oil threatened anew as Houthis reach key island and pipeline is shut down ...
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QP!
Verified User
And with the US spread so thin and looking so incredibly weak under Trump the Somali pirates are giving the US the middle finger and are back at it...
Pirates Hijack Bulker Off Yemen in the 25th Recorded Incident of 2026
Tomthunkit™
@TomthunkitsMind
Saudi Arabia and MBS have spent Trillions buying American weapons, LIV Golf, Jared Kushner and investing in many AI data centers in the US. When they begged the Trump/s for help against the Houthis twice yesterday. He said, MBS who?Now they can’t export any oil and Ansar Allah has disabled their east to west pipeline and struck two refineries again. THE SAUDIS ARE BROKE. THE PIGGY BANK HAS RUN DRY. THEY ARE ASKING THE WORLD BANK FOR LOANS. THANKS MR. TRUMP FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER.
This whole Iran war thing makes me wonder: when the Administration says that Iran has been at war with America for 47 years, do they ever wonder WHY 47 years ago happened in the first place?
A 47 year grudge between nations sound like a long time. But when you go back to 1953....well....that's not so long for the Iranian memory one would think. Certainly not in 1979.
America sows seeds and then is surprised when the crops come in.
A 47 year grudge between nations sound like a long time. But when you go back to 1953....well....that's not so long for the Iranian memory one would think. Certainly not in 1979.
America sows seeds and then is surprised when the crops come in.
"This process is like chemotherapy for US empire, the US has set out to destroy the world economy, knowing it will hurt itself in the process, but with the intent of ultimately slowing down or killing the "cancer" - from its perspective - of multipolarism, more than it hurts itself; ..."
View: https://x.com/denisrancourt/status/2100032863487889526
View: https://x.com/denisrancourt/status/2100032863487889526
Daniel Davis Deep Dive
@DanielLDavis1
Sec Bessent might as well have added “…and the Easter Bunny is going to start dating a unicorn!” bc that has as much potential to manifest as his claims that Iran is “going to yell uncle.” What planet are these Admin senior ppl living on?!? It’s terrifying to realize men like this are setting policies that directly affect our economy — and are directly responsible for setting us on this foolish war that *caused* these spiking energy prices, the deaths of scores of Americans, and the loss of dozens of bases. And w advice like this, we haven’t seen the worst of the unforced errors yet.