Brace Yourselves For War Between Iran and Israel

[Tristan]

https://twitter.com/x/status/2031091810391503112

https://twitter.com/x/status/2031098594099400998

 

[JEEP]

We did this with a view to gaining an geopolitical edge over China.

https://twitter.com/x/status/2030088578995507328

Some new horror they're planning, no doubt.

The liberation of Cuba is upon us.

I believe it was Max Blumenthal who has confirmed people are actually dying of starvation in Cuba. It's beyond dire there.

They're 'going for broke', taking all that they can, while they still can.

I forget which commentator - probably Larry Johnson - said Israel is never going to stop warring - in fact, it's essential to the livelihood of the country (paraphrasing) as they have nothing else.

Graham = plus and no, I can't stand to listen to him. Everyone can send him a thank you card when our country crashes and burns. And isn't it funny how many like him - the pedophilic elite - are in fact, homosexuals. That should tell us all something.

 

[gottathink]

I came across this article called Ten days of war prove Iran 'regime change' goal is a costly, unachievable fantasy which was interesting as it was written by a journalist from Zambia, Aaron Ng'ambi.
It was interesting to me as it gave a view of how the global South looks at things or at least some of them. The journalist is very well informed as to the likely reasons for the war (if we look away from the hyperdimensional aspects which is rare to find at the best of times).
A few snippets:











I got the feeling after reading the article that the global south or at least some, are keenly following this war and not buying into the Western narrative.

Those three reasons are also what Prof Jiang from Predictive History basically came up with. He generalised a bit more about the second reason saying it was about political survival and future prospects.

 

[Aeneas]

If you can stomach him, Lindsey Graham

Unfortunately too late as I have now watched it. I got a bit worried when Lady G started talking about the strait of hormones before I realized that he probably meant to say Strait of Hormuz

He sure is a nutcase if ever there was one, but unfortunately so are a lot of them. It is as if they are getting high on killing and destruction similar to the effects of drugs. It could of course also just be drugs though I think it is more of being drunk on power in a pathological sense.

 

[Gaby]

I do wish the Chinese would release more of their satellite images.

And they have more stuff up there other than those satellite images:

SpaceWeather.com -- News and information about meteor showers, solar flares, auroras, and near-Earth asteroids

CHINA'S SPACE PLANE FLARES: China has quietly launched one of the most mysterious spacecraft currently in orbit: a reusable robotic spaceplane named Shenlong, or "Divine Dragon." On Feb. 7, 2026, the vehicle began its fourth orbital mission--although what that mission is, few people outside of China know.

This weekend, amateur astronomer Felix Schöfbänker caught the furtive spacecraft flying over his backyard observatory in Austria:

https://app.astrobin.com/i/1cd7co?r=B

https://app.astrobin.com/i/1cd7co?r=C

No, the Divine Dragon did not explode. Schöfbänker believes this is a bright glint of sunlight (or 'flare') reflected from the spaceplane's solar panel. "A single solar panel is deployed from the cargo bay, similar to the X-37B (the USA's competing spaceplane)," he explains.

This full-sky video shows the flare in context. The spaceplane is still intact after the flare, supporting Schöfbänker's idea that it is simply a glint from a flat surface. Furthermore, still frames show a rectangular object intercepting the sun--again consistent with a solar panel.​

Very little is publicly known about the spacecraft itself. Chinese officials describe the flight only as a “technology verification” mission supporting the peaceful use of space, offering no details about the vehicle’s orbit, payload, or mission duration. During earlier missions, tracking networks detected mysterious objects released from the vehicle, possibly experimental subsatellites.

 

[Niall]

The Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov, said Washington justified the attack on Iran on the grounds that it was seeking a nuclear bomb, even though no evidence of this was ever found. Lavrov quoted Steve Witkoff as saying that the real goal is to deprive Iran of its “undeniable right” to enrich uranium for peaceful purposes, a right recognized for all nations.

Regarding Iran's 'uranium enrichment', Witkoff told Hannity on Fox that: "in that first meeting both the Iranian negotiators said to us, directly, with no shame, that they controlled 460 kilograms [of uranium] at 60 per cent, and they're aware that that could make 11 nuclear bombs. That was the beginning of their negotiating stance. They were proud of it. They were proud that they had evaded all oversight protocols to get to a place where they could deliver 11 nuclear bombs."

From this point in the interview:

Given that they surely knew not to say such a thing in order to 'give Trump whatever he needs to avoid war', one wonders whether the Iranians used the negotiations to dare/bait Trump into attacking Iran. On the other hand, they may have been trying to introduce the Americans to the idea that Iran already has nuclear bombs, and the Americans misunderstood what they were implying.

 

[Niall]

And now here's Graham, today, responding to the news that the State Dept has ordered the US embassy in Riyadh closed due to Iranian drone strikes, pretty much threatening Saudi Arabia with 'consequences' if the kingdom doesn't join the war:

https://twitter.com/x/status/2031031760679563310

The American Embassy is being evacuated in Riyadh because of sustained attacks by Iran against the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

It is my understanding the Kingdom refuses to use their capable military as a part of an effort to end the barbaric and terrorist Iranian regime who has terrorized the region and killed 7 Americans.

Question – why should America do a defense agreement with a country like the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia that is unwilling to join a fight of mutual interest?

Americans are dying and the U.S. is spending billions to dislodge the terrorist Iranian regime that threatens the region. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia seems to be issuing statements and doing things in the background that are marginally helpful, but unwilling to participate in military operations to end the reign of terror coming out of Iran. Hopefully Gulf Cooperation Council countries will get more involved as this fight is in their backyard. If you are not willing to use your military now, when are you willing to use it?

Hopefully this changes soon. If not, consequences will follow.

It's a bold strategy, Lady G, let's see if it works out!