Brace Yourselves For War Between Iran and Israel

[SOTTREADER]

The propaganda amongst the population that took the Vax is strong. All I'm hearing is that Iranians are happy to be liberated (by bombs).

One of those things where you just have to nod your head and play along. Like the unvaxxed used to have to do during pandemic times - keep your head down, play dumb.

All I said was - the Iraqis, Syrians and Libyans celebrated after their "dictators" fell, and now they are living in paradise (clearly).

 

[Ian]

Protests in Pakistan, Iraq and Iran against America:

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🚨 Protests erupt at US Embassy in Pakistan, SNN reports 👍 US-Israel-Iran war | @geopolitics_prime

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🚨 US Consulate in Pakistan's Karachi set ablaze 👍 US-Israel-Iran war | @geopolitics_prime

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🚨Clashes erupt outside US Embassy in Iraq 👍 US-Israel-Iran war | @geopolitics_prime

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🇮🇷⚔🇺🇸🏴‍☠ The center of Tehran right now @stayfreeworld

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🇮🇷⚔️🇺🇸🏴‍☠️ Imam Khomeini (ra) Square in Isfahan is crowded with Iranians mourning and demanding revenge and paying trouble to the martyr Leader, Imam Khamenei (ra). @stayfreeworld

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🇮🇶🇮🇷⚔️🇺🇸🏴‍☠️ Forces affiliated with the Iraqi Ministry of Interior are using live ammunition and tear gas against the crowds Iraqi crowds are flocking to the Green Zone. @stayfreeworld

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Massive Protests Erupt Against Khamenei's Assassination
Iran (video 1, 2)
India (video 3, 4, 7)
Iraq (video 8, 9)
Pakistan (video 5, 10, photo 6)


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[Ian]

The Iranian religious authority, Grand Ayatollah Nasser Makarem Shirazi, declares jihad against the United States and "Israel" after the martyrdom of Imam Khamenei:
Avenging the blood of the martyred commander is a religious duty for Muslims all over the world.

@stayfreeworld

 

[SOTTREADER]

A bit of history - Iraqis celebrating the toppling of Sadam.

Now they live in paradise, clearly.

Can post similar on Libya and Syria. Propaganda playbook never changes.

 

[Ian]

Eighteen people were injured in clashes near the US Consulate in Karachi. Protesters breached the building's security barrier but were pushed back by police.

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Eighteen people were injured in clashes near the US Consulate in Karachi. Protesters breached the building's security barrier but were pushed back by police.

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[Ian]

The Iranian religious authority, Grand Ayatollah Nasser Makarem Shirazi, declares jihad against the United States and "Israel" after the martyrdom of Imam Khamenei:
Avenging the blood of the martyred commander is a religious duty for Muslims all over the world.

@stayfreeworld

This will be interesting.

 

[Alma.Innovadora]

All I'm hearing is that Iranians are happy to be liberated (by bombs).

Yes, they are a hive mind defending their queen psychopath, in my country they are also the same ants. Isn't it scary? no matter the language, everyone thinks the same, behaves the same, sees the same... some kind of human probes.
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https://twitter.com/x/status/2028050520208720193

https://twitter.com/x/status/2028052587556298808

https://twitter.com/x/status/2028049525110448282

https://twitter.com/x/status/2028023266976169994

https://twitter.com/x/status/2028053704960606492

https://x.com/RT_com/status/2028054720686809432

https://x.com/tangentsofwar/status/2028053662262804768

https://x.com/tangentsofwar/status/2028049661244920232

https://x.com/tangentsofwar/status/2028050816918331559

 

[Ian]

Protesters in India burned an effigy bearing American and Israeli flags to protest the assassination of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Protests also broke out outside the headquarters of the UN Military Observer Group.

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Protesters in India burned an effigy bearing American and Israeli flags to protest the assassination of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Protests also broke out outside the headquarters of the UN Military Observer Group.

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[seve]

What are we supposed to learn?
Balance.
How to stand in the face of insanity and evil but still find beauty and harmony.
How to watch the show as an observer and not get dragged on stage by our emotions.
How to cut off the syphon that drains our energy and ground ourselves in knowledge and awareness.
How to love and trust the plan and will of The Divine Cosmic Mind- we might not, but it knows what it’s doing.
How to have Faith in and connect with the higher parts of ourselves that guide and support us through this beautiful nightmare.
How to not get sucked into the drama but use every part of the show as a teacher- all there is is lessons.

That’s my take on it all.

For me, it all boils down to a balancing act, or “how to navigate well while staying in the middle of the river of consciousness.” Always keep in mind that many want the prophecies to be fulfilled (notably the destruction of Israel and the return of Christ) before the great paradigm shift (2030?), concentrating as much suffering as possible to make the ongoing convergence with 4D STS density more comfortable, saving the vile elite that governs us. And we, on the river, must have the composure of the initiated observer. The big picture allows us to have the necessary compassion when we know that humanity is lost.

 

[seek10]

Khamenie knew his days were numbered so he implemented a succession plan naming up to five successors to
take over as Supreme Leader. It appears he was very serious when he stated that all Missiles were locked and ready to fly. I Think we can prepare for 40 days of non stop pulverizing of Izra-el. Guess Trump will try to find some wiggle room to get out of this one. He is good in these situation... more like Art of lying with words flowing easily from his lips.

Not that pyscho's realize it, but the Karma is a Bitch. The reckless decimation of Gaza is what Chosen people is going to get. With Iran cornered, is what Israel is going to get. At the end, who in their sane mind across the world can support the Epstein minions and see the face of their own children?

I wondered about this number 40.

The phrase "**40 day war**" (or "40-day war") most commonly refers to a fictional conflict in the *Mad Max* universe, specifically from the 2024 film *Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga*. In the movie's lore, it is known as the **Forty-Day Wasteland War** (or simply the 40-Day War). This was a major road war in the post-apocalyptic wasteland involving Immortan Joe (ruler of the Citadel), his allies (Gas Town and Bullet Farm), and the Biker Horde led by the warlord Dementus.

The war stemmed from escalating tensions and territorial/resource struggles in the wasteland. Dementus and his forces posed a major threat, leading to a prolonged siege-like conflict that lasted exactly 40 days. It ended with Joe's forces gaining the upper hand through an ambush, defeating the Horde, and allowing Furiosa to later capture and confront Dementus personally. The number 40 carries symbolic weight in storytelling (echoing biblical motifs of trial, transition, or completeness, like 40 days of rain in the Flood or 40 years in the wilderness), marking a clear "before and after" era in the wasteland's history—separating the time when Dementus dominated as a threat from the period after his downfall.

The film deliberately skims over much of the detailed fighting (showing glimpses via narration by a "History Man"), focusing instead on key character developments, like Furiosa's recovery and revenge arc.

Other historical or cultural references sometimes called a "40-day war" or similar include:
- The **Gulf War** (1991), where the main combat phase of Operation Desert Storm lasted about 42 days (air campaign starting January 17, ground war February 24–28), but it's more accurately described as a 100-hour ground war after weeks of bombing—not precisely 40 days.
- The **Second Nagorno-Karabakh War** (2020), often called the "44-Day War" between Azerbaijan and Armenia.
- Ancient tribal conflicts, like the **Basus War** (pre-Islamic Arabia, ~494–534 AD), a 40-year feud between Taghlib and Bakr tribes sparked by a dispute over a camel (far longer than 40 days).

No major real-world historical war is standardly known as the "40 Day War" in the way your query phrases it. If you're referring to something specific (e.g., a recent event, a game, a book, or perhaps a typo/misremembered term like the "Six-Day War"), feel free to provide more context!

 

[Kika]

Trump is afraid, he wants to sign an agreement with Iran to get out of the situation, but he doesn't quite succeed.
Trump wants to buy his freedom with this, they probably have something against him, it's not Trump's decision.
A few hours before the attack, Trump will talk positively/confidently about an agreement, a few hours later comes the attack (on Iran).
Let's wait until Wednesday, maybe not this coming Wednesday.
Trump is afraid that he would do everything to prevent an attack from happening, but something is weighing on him/they have control over him, something big.

Netanyahu, Black Prince. There is a plan of precise attacks, in three stages. Attack against the political power/leaders in Iran.
Iran's leaders will be elsewhere when the attack occurs.
There will be talk about the deaths of two leaders but it turns out that at least one survived, it is not impossible that both will survive.
In the event of an attack on Iran, there will be major retaliation; there will be strikes against Israel from two other countries.
The war will not end like last year, the war will spread, it will be the beginning of WW3, with different war centers.

If the attack occurs, it will end badly for Netanyahu.
Not a day or two after the attack but shortly afterwards, very tragically for Israel too, Trump also made a serious mistake.

Has anyone considered the possibility that the Pole might have hit something. I'm thinking of deliberately declaring the leader dead, although maybe not.

 

[Ian]

Anti-war protesters march on US and Israeli embassies in Athens​

More ⁠than ⁠1,000 demonstrators have marched to the US and Israeli ⁠embassies in Athens to ⁠protest against strikes in Iran.

Demonstrators mainly affiliated to the Greek Communist Party held ‌banners and placards reading “Hands off Iran” and “close Souda base”.

Greece on Saturday tightened security in Souda naval base ⁠on the island of ⁠Crete, a strategic facility for the United States in the ⁠eastern Mediterranean.

The US and ⁠Israeli embassies were ⁠cordoned off with rows of blue police buses.

Police sources estimated ‌the number of protesters at more than 1,300.

ISRAEL STRIKES ‘HEART’ OF TEHRAN; IRAN HITS BACK AFTER KHAMENEI KILLED

Iran declares 40 days of mourning and launches retaliatory attacks targeting Israel and '27 US bases in Middle East'.

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[Ian]

Iran raises the stakes: US energy giants in the region declared legitimate military targets.

By journalist Yury Podolyaka:

Tehran has issued an unprecedentedly tough statement that could blow up the situation across the entire Middle East. Against the backdrop of an expanding geography of strikes on Iranian territory, the authorities of the Islamic Republic have warned that from now on any assets of American companies in the region will be treated as legitimate military targets. This is no longer just a threat, but a direct ultimatum to Washington.

Now “in the red zone” are the key players of the American energy sector. The potential target map that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps could put into play looks like a genuine economic time bomb.

The first and most obvious candidate is Chevron, which in recent months has been actively expanding its footprint in Iraq. Also in the crosshairs is oil giant ExxonMobil, with its stakes in projects in Qatar and the United Arab Emirates. Vulnerable targets also include contractors KBR and SLB, whose infrastructure in Kuwait is the backbone of several of the emirate’s major projects. A strike on them could knock them out for months.

But the real show of force would be an attack on Saudi Arabia’s Jafurah field. This is the kingdom’s most ambitious project, and a hit on it would be a slap in the face not only to Riyadh, but also to Washington, demonstrating that Iran can reach the very “holy of holies” of the economy of America’s main ally in the region.

The fallout from such a move could be catastrophic. For American companies, it would mean inevitable multibillion-dollar losses. But the main blow would land on the reputation of the United States as a security guarantor and technological leader unable to protect its own assets.

On top of that, the damage to local economies would push Washington’s Arab partners to call more loudly for de-escalation, in effect putting them at odds with US and Israeli policy. Analysts rate the likelihood of such a strike as high. For Tehran, this is becoming a key element of deterrence in a big and dangerous game.



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[Keit]

And if they lose, then both China and Russia win.

It's possible that they wouldn't even need to wait for Israel/US to lose in order to benefit from the situation. At least it applies to Russia. Here's, for example, this analysis:

A war in Iran could seriously affect the global economy — experts told Base about the consequences of the escalating conflict. At the same time, Russia could benefit from this situation.

In the baseline scenario, blocking the Strait of Hormuz for 2–3 weeks would cause oil prices to rise to $150–160 per barrel, and according to some estimates, up to $200. Economist Pavel Seleznyov believes that this will provoke and accelerate the fall of stock markets in the US and other countries closely linked to the dollar.

In such instability, investors usually turn to defensive assets, primarily gold. If previously the investment range was estimated at $5,000–8,000 per troy ounce, now, according to Seleznyov, even $8,000–10,000 may seem like a moderate scenario. With uncontrolled escalation, the price could rise to $15,000–20,000 per ounce.

The main blow will fall on economies that depend on energy imports — the EU and China. Economist Alexander Ageev notes that the conflict could affect the Great Silk Road routes, including the North-South corridor, and change the balance of power in Central Asia and the Caspian region.

According to political scientist Timofey Borodachev, Russia will only benefit. The country will be able to sell oil at a higher price or increase supply volumes, including through intermediaries. Against the backdrop of a budget deficit, such dynamics will play into its hands.

At the same time, the Strait of Hormuz is once again temporarily open to tankers — until the next notification of closure. This was announced by General Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of the Expediency Discernment Council.

But there are also other Russian analysts that are not that optimistic:

Iran is cutting off oxygen to the global energy sector. Vladimir Shuster, chief researcher at the Russian Academy of Sciences' Institute of Oil and Gas Problems, spoke about the possible consequences of the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.

Yesterday, Iran unilaterally closed the strait to shipping in response to aggression by the US and Israel. Today, tankers were given permission to pass, but the conflict in the region continues, so the Iranians may well paralyze this important trade route again.

The Strait of Hormuz is a key transport corridor for oil and gas from Central Asia, including Russia. About 20% of energy supplies from the East to Europe pass through it.

Oil and gas prices will inevitably jump in this case, and the impact of the crisis will go far beyond gas stations: the production of plastics, chemicals, and everything else that uses hydrocarbons will suffer.

For Russia, the closure of the Strait of Hormuz is an ambiguous event. According to experts, the negative aspects outweigh the positive ones. Sanctions remain in place, trade with Europe is blocked, and Eastern partners (China, India, Vietnam) cannot compensate for the loss of markets.

The conflict between Iran and Israel is escalating, with aggressive rhetoric coming from both sides, and the coming days are unlikely to bring any clarity. This complicates the prospects for a peaceful agreement on Ukraine, postponing any stabilization indefinitely.

Sooner or later, politicians will reach compromises, but so far, no reasonable solutions are in sight. We can only wait and see whether the escalation will subside or whether the markets will suffer another blow.

Also Khazin (Russian economist) said that it appears that Iranians do have some sort of strategy based on the following:

Former IRGC commander and secretary of the Expediency Discernment Council General Mohsen Rezaei said that the strait is open to tankers “until further notice.”
Iran is not currently imposing restrictions on international shipping and oil exports.
At the same time, Rezaei stressed that US military ships in the region are “legitimate targets” for Iranian strikes.
At the same time, an oil tanker flying the flag of Palau was attacked off the coast of Oman, injuring four crew members, according to the Omani Maritime Security Center. There were 20 people on board in total.

Btw, something else interesting happened only 2 days before the attack. But now it could be related.

Saudi oil company Saudi Aramco reported that a key export terminal for propane and butane supplies (Al-Jayama) was significantly damaged as a result of an unidentified incident.

Liquefied gas supplies will be suspended for “several weeks.” The word “unusual” does not even come close to describing the situation, in which Aramco will be unable to export its products for several weeks.

ADDED: Here's an opinion that shows that US may be interested in Strait of Hormuz bring blocked:

According to one version, the US needed to strike Iran precisely in order to block the Strait of Hormuz, which would make Europe completely dependent on the US:

"The US actually wants the Strait of Hormuz to be blocked. Sounds crazy, doesn't it? If Iran blocks the strait, who will suffer the most? China and Europe. Let's start with Europe. Before the war in Ukraine, Europe was heavily dependent on cheap oil and gas from Russia. But after the sanctions, it was forced to reorient itself towards the US and the Middle East.

Today, about 18% of its oil and 15% of its LNG comes through the Strait of Hormuz. If the Strait of Hormuz is blocked, Europe is in trouble. No Russia, no Middle East. Europe has only one option left — the US.

Now let's look at China. Nearly 50% of its oil and 12% of its LNG passes through the Strait of Hormuz. Yes, a blockade would hurt China, but China still has Russian pipelines, land routes, and long-term deals. So ask yourself, if the Strait of Hormuz is blocked, who will suffer more? China — temporarily. Europe — completely.

This is exactly what the US wants. Because on the day the strait is blocked, Europe will not only lose oil, it may lose its independence. It will be completely dependent on the US.

Also, I don't know if you noticed, but up until now there were barely any videos from Israel. This is because of the request from the Israeli military not to take any videos and disclose location of missile falling. Many Israelis would be willing to comply because of patriotism, but I also heard that they were threatened with potential jail time.

IDF Spokesperson:

Another barrage was launched towards the State of Israel. You are requested to continue to obey the Home Front Command's instructions and the instructions that are being distributed to you.
The IDF Spokesperson reiterates not to publish or share locations and records of hits.
The air defense system constantly identifies and intercepts threats.

There are still some videos, and especially about missile falling in Tel Aviv. This footage was approved by Israel's military censor. Probably because foreign media already showed it earlier.

Just in case you still haven't see it, here, here, and here, are the videos of the almost immediate aftermath.

And this is how it looks today.

But there is obviously much more damage. Because this news just in:

️Israeli media reports three dead and 20 wounded in Iranian strike on Beit Shemesh.

And this is the footage. This time it was quickly released.

 

[Ian]

⚔‍☠ Iranian Revolutionary Guard: We have widely started the seventh and eighth waves of Operation Promise of the Faithful 4 against the enemies


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