Brace Yourselves For War Between Iran and Israel

[Puma]

For the most psychopathic Israelites, only a Jew is a human (and not every Jew for that matter!).

The atrocities committed by Israel in Gaza have exposed the psychopathy of Israeli leaders and much of the Israeli people to more and more people around the world, thanks mainly to Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter. Israeli political leaders have said such absurd things and don't even realize it; they live in another world.​

https://twitter.com/x/status/1935684613415805211

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made this statement during a media appearance at Soroka Hospital in Beersheba on June 19, 2025, following an Iranian missile strike near the hospital. He was referring to his son Avner Netanyahu, who reportedly canceled his wedding for the second time due to missile threats, highlighting the personal impact of the ongoing conflict with Iran.

There are also videos of Jews denying entry to shelters to people who are not Jewish.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1934567201148666212

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[loreta]

Well, immediately after Oct 7, Netanyahu did refer to the Palestinians as Amalek, the Biblical enemy of the Israelites. Amalek was the great grandson of Esau. The Amalekites are described as attacking the Israelites during their journey out of Egypt, which leads to the biblical calls for their destruction. So from that perspective the case for enemy combatants could be made.

Really? Enemy combatants? I know what you mean, they say little babies are “combatants”, to justify in their sick mind that they have the right to kill them because they are combatants in a war, they are “soldiers”. But the reality is that they considered Palestinians like animals, not human beings. In this article from Wikipedia, there are a number of animals that the Zionists name Palestinians. It is a very sad article, to see how some people (but this is always during a war) dehumanize others to have the right to kill them, and to do a genocide.

Animal stereotypes of Palestinians in Israeli discourse​

 

[JEEP]

Among other things he is saying that he is contact with both Trump and Netanyahu and that he thinks there are a number of possibilities to stop the conflict in a way that benefits both parties. So there certainly seem to be plenty of ways to not create a catastrophe there if only we wouldn’t have to deal with a bunch of psychos in Israel and the US. I hope Trump considers those reasonable ideas from Putin.

Now that Israel has attacked Iran's only operating nuclear power plant that also happens to employ technicians from Russia, how will that factor in? Were Russian personnel wounded or killed? What about the threat to Iran's Arab Gulf neighbors from possible radiation leaks?

Hopefully, this and all the other highly relevant factors will be discussed with Trump by Putin. Can reason triumph over Zionist zealotry? Let's all pray so!

 

[JEEP]

This video tells the back story of the nuclear power plant and the attack by Israel. The plant was already inoperable and no radiation leak possible. Israel took it out to prevent its reactivation and ability to produce nuclear weapons material.

[5:04]

Not sure why it was reported previously as operating unless there's misinformation going on here.

 

[Evan]

Really? Enemy combatants? I know what you mean, they say little babies are “combatants”, to justify in their sick mind that they have the right to kill them because they are combatants in a war, they are “soldiers”. But the reality is that they considered Palestinians like animals, not human beings. In this article from Wikipedia, there are a number of animals that the Zionists name Palestinians. It is a very sad article, to see how some people (but this is always during a war) dehumanize others to have the right to kill them, and to do a genocide.

Animal stereotypes of Palestinians in Israeli discourse​

I completely agree. I’m well familiar with their Nazi-like attitudes. My thought was simply they are considered not only both, but anything else that they can come up with. Whatever label fits in the moment. I don’t think it has to be one or the other.

 

[Mark7]

I think that Jekyll / Hyde nature is what really makes the guy a mystery.

Trump probably believes that service-to-self behavior is accepted as SOP in the business world, and it is. That gives him leeway to carry out any negative acts without experiencing any pangs of conscience. "All's fair in love and war," so they say. "Greed is a sickness," as the C's say. Average people can be dulled by the machine as well. Trump probably has a lot of personal enemies of his own creation to deal with, along with all else going on.

My mother, who was a mental health nurse, talked a lot about "grandiose personality disorder", and seemed to think it was sort of an underused term, and should have official status... lol! Not trying to diagnose Trump, but it may be interesting to see how "Expert Psychologist Grok" might diagnose Trump.

ChatGPT:

"Grandiose personality disorder" is not an official diagnostic term in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5), but the concept of grandiosity is a central feature of Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) and also appears in other disorders, such as Bipolar Disorder during manic episodes and Delusional Disorder (Grandiose type).

However, the term “grandiose personality” is often used informally or descriptively to characterize individuals who display an inflated sense of self-worth, exaggerated confidence, and a belief in their superiority or specialness, often with little grounding in reality.

...I don't think many would argue that Trump can be rather grandiose at times.

Distinctions from Related Conditions​

Condition	Overlap	Key Difference
Bipolar Disorder (Mania)	Grandiosity, impulsivity	Episodic, mood-based (e.g., manic episodes)
Delusional Disorder, Grandiose Type	Belief in inflated self-worth	Delusions are fixed and unshakable, not personality-based
Antisocial Personality Disorder	Arrogance, lack of empathy	More focused on deceit, rule-breaking, lack of remorse

 

[JEEP]

Dated today from Reuters:

Russia warns strike on Iran's Bushehr nuclear plant could cause 'Chernobyl-style catastrophe'​

• Bushehr is Iran's only working nuclear plant
• Russia built it and is constructing more reactors
• Hundreds of Russian workers are in Bushehr
• Moscow urges Israel not to strike plant

ST PETERSBURG, June 19 (Reuters) - The head of Russia's nuclear energy corporation warned on Thursday that an Israeli attack on Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant could lead to a "Chernobyl-style catastrophe".

An Israeli military spokesperson said Israel had struck the site, but an Israeli military official later called this statement "a mistake" and said he could neither confirm nor deny that the Bushehr site on the cost of the Gulf had been hit.

A satellite image shows new reactors under construction at the Bushehr site in Iran in this handout image dated January 1, 2025.

Bushehr is Iran's only operating nuclear power plant and was built by Russia.

President Vladimir Putin told journalists in the early hours of Thursday that Israel had promised Russia that Moscow's workers - who are building more nuclear facilities at the Bushehr site - would be safe, even as Israel tries to degrade Iran's nuclear capabilities by force.

The head of Russia's state nuclear corporation Rosatom warned on Thursday that the situation around the plant was fraught with risk.

"If there is a strike on the operational first power unit, it will be a catastrophe comparable to Chernobyl," the state RIA news agency cited Alexei Likhachev as saying.

An attack on Bushehr would be "beyond... evil," Likhachev added.

Russia has evacuated some of its specialists from Bushehr, he said, but the core workforce - which Putin said numbered hundreds of people - remained on site.

"We are prepared for any scenario, including the rapid evacuation of all our employees," RIA cited Likhachev as saying.

Maria Zakharova, a spokeswoman for the Russian Foreign Ministry, said Israeli attacks on peaceful nuclear facilities were unacceptable and illegal.

"We are especially concerned about the safety of the Bushehr nuclear power plant, in whose operation Russian specialists are involved," she told reporters.

"We would like to especially warn Washington against military intervention in the situation, which would be an extremely dangerous step with truly unpredictable negative consequences," Zakharova added, underlining a warning that Moscow first issued on Wednesday.

Putin, in his comments early on Thursday, was defensive when asked what more Moscow would do to help Tehran. He said it had not asked for military assistance, that ties were strong, and that the continued presence of Russian workers building more nuclear facilities at Bushehr showed Russia's support for Iran.

But Putin also stressed the importance of Russia's ties with Israel - even though he later condemned its behaviour in a phone call with Chinese President Xi Jinping - and said he believed a diplomatic solution that would satisfy Israel's concerns about its own security and Iran could be found.

Russia signed a strategic partnership with Iran in January and also has a relationship with Israel, although that has been strained by Moscow's war in Ukraine. A Russian offer to mediate in the Israel-Iran conflict has so far not been taken up.

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An attack on Bushehr would be "beyond... evil," Likhachev added.

That's Israel's MO - blatantly displayed for all the world to see.

EDIT: It would appear that it would be a grave mistake on Israel's part to attack this power plant. And the question remains - did they?

 

[JEEP]

Clarification from Reuters about Israel's nuclear strikes:

DUBAI/JERUSALEM, June 19 (Reuters) - An Israeli military official said on Thursday that "it was a mistake" for a military spokesperson to have said earlier in the day that Israel had struck the Bushehr nuclear site in Iran.

The official would only confirm that Israel had hit the Natanz, Isfahan and Arak nuclear sites in Iran.

Pressed further on Bushehr, the official said he could neither confirm or deny that Israel had struck the location, where Iran has a reactor.

My previous posted vid was about the Arak nuclear site, not Bushehr. It was inoperable and posed no radiation threat according to the vid report.

More from the Reuters article:

The potential consequences of an attack on the plant -- contaminating the air and water -- have long been a concern in the Gulf states.

Qatar's prime minister, in March, warned that an attack on Iran's nuclear facilities would "entirely contaminate" the waters of the Gulf and threaten life in Qatar, the UAE and Kuwait.

Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani warned that an attack on Iran's nuclear sites would leave the Gulf with "no water, no fish, nothing ... no life".

Qatar, the UAE and Kuwait, facing Iran on the opposite side of the Gulf, have minimal natural water reserves and are home to more than 18 million people whose only supply of potable water is desalinated water drawn from the Gulf.

Bushehr is Iran's only operating nuclear power plant, which sits on the Gulf coast, and uses Russian fuel that Russia then takes back when it is spent to reduce proliferation risk.

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday said that Moscow had agreed with Israeli leaders that the safety of Russian workers at the site would be guaranteed.

"Our specialists are on site. This is more than two hundred people. And we agreed with the leadership of Israel that their safety will be ensured," Putin told journalists.

The Russian embassy in Iran said in a statement earlier on Thursday that Bushehr was operating normally and that it did not see any security threats.

A source familiar with the matter told Reuters that contamination from any attack on Bushehr was the worst case Gulf countries were preparing for. The source stated that Gulf countries, in cooperation with the U.N. nuclear watchdog, had prepared a contingency plan for any attack on any nuclear plant in the region.

https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/israeli-military-says-it-struck-nuclear-sites-including-bushehr-gulf-coast-2025-06-19/

 

[Cosmos]

Putin seems to have said that there is a nuclear power plant (not the one that was apparently hit?) in Iran that is working (in use?) and that there are 2 additional plants in the planning/constructing stages, and that therefore, around 200 Russians are in Iran on the ground. And they have been assured by the Israelis that those Russians will be safe (not targeted):

"As you know, we have taken over the project that was launched in Iran by German companies and completed the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant. The German companies withdrew from the country, and the Iranians asked us to take over that project. It was difficult because the German specialists were building it to their design, and Rosatom had to do a great deal to adapt it to the power units of the Russian design.

Nevertheless, we have accomplished that project, and the power unit is working successfully. We have signed a contract for the construction of two more power units. Work is underway, and there are Russian professionals at the construction site. There are over 200 of them. We have agreed with the Israeli leadership that their safety will be ensured."

 

[JEEP]

Putin seems to have said that there is a nuclear plant (the one that was apparently hit) in Iran that is working (in use?) and that there are 2 additional plants in the planning stages, and that therefore, around 200 Russians are in Iran on the ground. And they have been assured by the Israelis that those Russians will be safe (not targeted)

Fog of war. Again, it appears it would be a monumental mistake for Israel to attack the Bushehr power plant and the highly likely repeat of Fukushima/Chernobyl disasters. Just how mad is the mad dog?!

 

[Mark7]

Iran's biggest missile attack so far/missiles are becoming more accurate, Israel's air defenses will be exhausted soon. IDF intelligence compound struck. The Tel Aviv stock exchange was damaged. Israel has unprecedented sensorship right now - trying to cover up the extent of damage, Iranian media is the only source currently. New missiles used. Danny Haiphong

 

[JEEP]

Iran's biggest missile attack so far/missiles are becoming more accurate, Israel's air defenses will be exhausted soon. IDF intelligence compound struck. The Tel Aviv stock exchange was damaged. Israel has unprecedented sensorship right now - trying to cover up the extent of damage, Iranian media is the only source currently. New missiles used.

Sadly, the worse it gets for Israel, the more likely Trump will send US in for defense (Israel's plan all along no doubt). The only factor that could possibly negate that is if Israel did attack the nuclear power plant and set off a huge radiation leak, osit.

 

[Don Cesar]

Difficult to properly understand Trump's reversal of ideas, but by making it simple, two reasons could also be put in the balance.
1) Have they found or made a file to make him fall ?
2) Did they threaten Trump concerning his security and his family ?

 

[Adobe]

The video below (2 minutes) of NYC give a view of US citizens tension and anxiety. The pravda report added this:

"P. S. Meanwhile, the E-4B Nightwatch, the so—called Doomsday plane, landed in Washington last night."

The checking that Ive done appears to confirm this, and I asked AI was this a routine flight? It said no, and pretty much hyped it up. They seem to be doing a pretty good job of freaking people out. At least those who are listening.

From Pravda:

Demonstrators with placards reading "No to US war crimes!" and "Hands off Iran!" took over Times Square.

The American media reports that the decision on the military operation has actually been made — all that remains is to give the order. However, Trump himself refutes this: "The Wall Street Journal has no idea what I think about Iran!"

P. S. Meanwhile, the E-4B Nightwatch, the so—called Doomsday plane, landed in Washington last night.

FWIW from my local AI/search:

Yes, one of the E-4B Nightwatch aircraft, known as the "doomsday plane," did land at Joint Base Andrews near Washington, D.C. on Tuesday night
. This happened amidst escalating tensions between Iran and Israel and as President Trump considered military action against Iran.

The E-4B Nightwatch, also known as the "doomsday plane," is designed to be an airborne command center for the U.S. President, Secretary of Defense, and other senior military leaders during a national emergency, including a nuclear war. It is built to withstand nuclear blasts, cyberattacks, and electromagnetic effects, and can coordinate retaliatory missile launches. It is sometimes called the "Flying Pentagon" and played a significant role after the 9/11 attacks.

The aircraft in question departed from Louisiana and landed in Maryland on Tuesday night. Flight data showed an unusual route, and the aircraft used the callsign ORDER01 instead of its usual ORDER6, leading to speculation about its mission. While E-4Bs fly regularly for readiness, the timing of this flight amidst heightened tensions drew attention.

There's no official confirmation on the exact purpose of the flight or if President Trump was aboard.

However, the timing and unusual nature of the flight have led to increased speculation about potential US military action in Iran.

Protests are taking place in New York amid a possible US strike on Iran

Protests are taking place in New York amid a possible US strike on IranDemonstrators with placards reading "No to US war crimes!" and "Hands off Iran!" took over Times Square.The American media reports that the decision on the military operation has...

news-pravda.com

 

[Benjamin]

From the Kremlin. Putin and Xi spoke on the phone for about an hour. They talked about more then just the Israel/Iran conflict (economic dates, meetings, etc.) which I removed. Now much is revealed but reading these Russian phone conversations, I get a sense of calm over there as opposed to the total chaos over here.

Comment by Presidential Aide Yury Ushakov following a telephone conversation with President of China Xi Jinping​

June 19, 2025
13:00

Aide to the President Yury Ushakov: Colleagues,

President Vladimir Putin had a telephone conversation with President of the People’s Republic of China Xi Jinping. The phone call took place in keeping with the mutual agreement of the two sides.

This was a friendly and constructive conversation with a primary focus on the escalation in the Middle East, which is quite logical in the current environment. The two sides share identical approaches and firmly condemn Israel’s actions in violation of the UN Charter and other international norms.

Moscow and Beijing have adopted a position of principle in their belief that the current situation and matters relating to the Iranian nuclear programme cannot be resolved by force, while a solution can only be achieved by political and diplomatic means.

The President of Russia informed his colleague about his latest international contacts with a focus on his telephone conversations with the key actors in the context of the confrontation between Israel and Iran. The Russian leader reaffirmed Russia’s readiness to offer its good offices, if necessary. The Chinese leader expressed support for this mediation effort, saying that he believed it could promote de-escalation amid the extreme tension we are witnessing today.

In view of this increasingly challenging environment, the two leaders agreed to instruct their respective teams in the relevant agencies and services of the two countries to work closely together in the coming days by sharing insights and perspectives.

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Despite a number of adverse external factors, it was noted that trade and economic cooperation continues to gain momentum. Last year, mutual trade broke another record at almost $245 billion.

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The leaders discussed the out comes of the recent G7 summit in Canada, noting in particular, a certain degree of tension among the participants. It was also noted that it was not the best trip for Zelensky.

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The heads of state once again expressed their satisfaction with the unprecedented level of Russian-Chinese relations, and both our President and the President of China remarked at the conclusion that they were very pleased with the exchange of views. The exchange was indeed highly productive, as it addressed the most pressing issues currently on the agenda, both internationally and in terms of developing our bilateral relations and contacts.

The conversation lasted approximately an hour, and the leaders bid each other farewell in a very warm and friendly manner. That, in fact, is all I can share with you regarding the telephone conversation that has just taken place.

Thank you.