Brace Yourselves For War Between Iran and Israel

Isn’t it interesting that USA, UK and Australian leaders all decide to do a national address on April 1st… April fools anyone?
I sat down for a measly few minutes (I’m sure Trump’s address will go for ages talking about himself and what a great job he’s doing) while Anthony Albanese gaslit the public with his hot air and pussyfooting about the fuel shortage saying bullshite like the next ‘few months might be difficult’ so be stingy with fuel, only use what you need (what a retarded thing to say…, but still go on your holidays, just don’t fill up your tank all the way:umm:) that measures have been taken to reduce prices at the pump for 3 months (how I heard that was ‘lull the country into a feeling of security that this will all be over in 3 months) not once mentioning the downstream effects of fuel shortage or urging anyone to prepare for the potential for prolonged disruptions to all supply chains… then goes on to wish a a safe and happy Easter break… :whistle: I smell so many dead rats, the biggest one being is that they (ptb) don’t want to ignite panic until the very last bell and then watch the chaos erupt like crazy, like the toilet paper thing with covid but 100 x worse, so they can sit back and laugh and then bring in their digital ID for the controlling of the public.

May be I’m exaggerating or jumping the gun but I can’t help but think this is just a monumental joke on us.
 
I cannot stand watching anyone from the Trump administration - the lying and over the top talk about violence and destruction has got me feeling physically ill. I took a sick day last week and thankfully am off Friday. Contrast the US/Israel with the speech coming from the Iranians / Russians / Chinese - it's clear the leadership is just totally pathocratic. My reptilian brain is telling me to run away from this place.
 
Fluffy said:
Isn’t it interesting that USA, UK and Australian leaders all decide to do a national address on April 1st… April fools anyone?
I sat down for a measly few minutes (I’m sure Trump’s address will go for ages talking about himself and what a great job he’s doing) while Anthony Albanese gaslit the public with his hot air and pussyfooting about the fuel shortage saying bullshite like the next ‘few months might be difficult’ so be stingy with fuel, only use what you need (what a retarded thing to say…, but still go on your holidays, just don’t fill up your tank all the way:umm:) that measures have been taken to reduce prices at the pump for 3 months (how I heard that was ‘lull the country into a feeling of security that this will all be over in 3 months) not once mentioning the downstream effects of fuel shortage or urging anyone to prepare for the potential for prolonged disruptions to all supply chains… then goes on to wish a a safe and happy Easter break… :whistle: I smell so many dead rats, the biggest one being is that they (ptb) don’t want to ignite panic until the very last bell and then watch the chaos erupt like crazy, like the toilet paper thing with covid but 100 x worse, so they can sit back and laugh and then bring in their digital ID for the controlling of the public.

May be I’m exaggerating or jumping the gun but I can’t help but think this is just a monumental joke on us.
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We have no power over them (the politicians) and I have been very unsuccessful in communicating with Australians how politicians get that power, maintain it, and how Australians could get it back if they want to. So much so, that I'm begining to think Australians don't really want it back! We're all too busy looking at what we've been told to see and thinking what we're told to think. Maybe that's the joke? I just don't think that the punch line is going to be that fun.
 
lilies said:
Expect previously calm people to behave violently during World Hunger. Not because people are evil, but because they are starving.

Famine auto-generates aggression in the brain, I think. Probably to activate an ancient hunter-gatherer reflex to get food, to hunt animals better.
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This is possible in a lot of cases, and perhaps this is part of the plan, violent societies would justify a stronger control the need to officialize a global big brother... but, it would be truly interesting and funny, if it backfired and people decided to collaborate and cooperate with one another in times of crisis.

I was thinking about this and definitely prepare to be as self reliant as you can, but also these psychos in power probably believe we're just like them, and that we'll turn violent and predatory, and again, it can happen in some cases, but humanity has a lot more depth than a desperate hunger.
 
I found the first part of this Redacted interview with Brandon Weichert about Iran's response in the war to be very interesting. (total video is quite long - 1 hr 22 minues.) At 42.28 they move on to start talking about missing scientists!

A separate section is at 54.00 minutes when they talk about the latest law passed in Israel to make it easier to kill Palestinians.

 
Helmer pens an article:

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HORMUZ IS THE TRUMP CARD TRUMPING ALL IN THE GAME – INCLUDING CHINA

By John Helmer, Moscow @bears_with The news broke shortly after today’s Dialogue Works podcast went to air. This is China’s attempt to t
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Which also brings in China and India.

Before exploring that, here is a snip from Helmer's previous article looking at Modi:

The immediate lessons: Modi’s prejudice against Iran has triggered the biggest over-estimation of US and Israeli power in Indian history; India’s conduct has ended BRICS as a multipolar collective and alternative to the US empire; Iran’s new Hormuz Strait regime is penalizing India in favour of Pakistan and severely damaging India’s economic growth; Indian state elections in April will decide the political penalty which Modi and his BJP party must pay for losing the war they expected to win; and finally, the value to India’s military establishment of Israel as a weapons supplier, intelligence source and political ally is now less than zero.

The medium term lesson: Russia is emerging as the only credible force capable of supporting the balance of defence and deterrence in the Middle Eastern wars the US and its allies aim to fight. T

The long term lesson: beware of the boomerang which the US, Israel, their Arab allies, and India threw at Iran because it has now returned to strike them more powerfully than any other in their arsenals. It’s also a stealth weapon which they failed to see coming and duck.
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There is a talk with Nima Alkhorshid linked (see the end below) in the article and the main point looks to how some in Russia are seeing Xi and also Wang Yi.

The last part of the article contain countless Trump messages, yet the upfront part is interesting, although things are all over the place as leaders seem to be trying to find their negotiating strategy, yet not moral.

This is China’s attempt to take from Iran its two trump cards in defending itself from the US, Israel and their allies:

First card — Iran’s right of self-defence and retaliation against each and every base, including radars, logistics, intelligence, operational plans, military staffs and financing, which are being used to run the war on Iran.

Second card — counter-sanctions against the energy, other exports and food, tourism and other imports of all the states allied in the war against Iran, including India, Cyprus, UK, and the European states. The closure of the Hormuz Strait to these war-making countries, and the imposition of a permissions regime for neutral and friendly states, are part of Iran’s defence. They are also a counter to the scheme of sanctions against Iran’s economy and asset seizures which has been kept in place by the anti-Iran alliance for forty years, and which were reinforced through the United Nations Security Council snapback mechanism in 2025.

In camouflage for what China is doing against Iran, it has just announced its support “to strengthen the primacy of the UN.”

This is Point 5 in the “Five-Point Initiative of China and Pakistan” which was published following talks in Beijing between Wang Yi, China’s Politburo member and Foreign Minister under President Xi Jinping. Read the full text.

Point 1 calls for “immediate cessation of hostilities”. This is the ceasefire which has been repeatedly dismissed by Iranian officials, including Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei’s Five-Point term sheet of March 12.

Point 2 claims “dialogue and diplomacy is [sic] the only viable option to resolve conflicts”. After the record of negotiation by the US before the June 2025 war and now the February 28 war, this statement is false on the evidence. Also, it is a claim that is contradicted by China’s position on the future of Taiwan as non-negotiable.

Point 3 declares that “the parties to the conflict [should] stop attacking important infrastructure, including energy, desalination and power facilities, and peaceful nuclear infrastructure, such as nuclear power plants.” This is China’s alibi for Israel to retain its Dimona and Sdot Mikha facilities for enriching uranium for bomb and missile warheads aimed at Iran; and for Iran to disarm itself in the face of the global alliance committed to regime change in Teheran. By omission, China has now accepted that assassination of Iran’s leaders, scientists and military commanders by the US and Israel, aided and endorsed by the Arab sheikhs, should be accepted by Iran in the peace talks to follow – without the penalties and reparations declared in Khamenei’s Five Points.

Point 4 of the Beijing paper is headed “security of shipping lanes”. Drafted by Wang, this is designed to open the Strait of Hormuz to the financial profit of all states, starting with China, but with the exception of Iran. There is no mention of the closure, let alone opening, of all the world’s seas and straits to Iran’s shipping.

“The Chinese have an annoying habit of believing everyone else is an idiot,” responds a Moscow source in a position to know.

He interprets Wang’s motive — and behind him President Xi — is to secure short-term oil and gas supplies at lower cost; and in the medium term, ahead of the rescheduled talks with President Donald Trump in China in mid-May, to reduce the escalation of the US war plan against China. “I’m also beginning to suspect that Xi’s purges of the military have a lot less to do with the corruption that’s been announced than with repression of those unhappy with the comfortable elites around him [Xi] selling out to the US.” {on the one hand, China is a business nation and will look out for itself. On the other hand, there seems to be a betrayal of BRICS if being in more of a precarious position to hold together - along with India's recent stab in the back}

The source also points to Wang’s statement of March 8, declaring that China is “a sincere friend and strategic partner” — not to Iran under attack but to all “Middle Eastern countries” including the Arab states and Israel. “This is a war that should not have happened…Wilful use of force does not prove one’s strength.” By omitting to identify the US, Israel and their allies in the attacks commencing on February 28, Wang, according to the interpretation in Moscow, is sacrificing Iran for Xi’s and Wang’s calculation of their own advantage.

Since last December senior Russian officials, including Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and the Kremlin national security advisor Yury Ushakov, have been expressing doubt in the “sincerity” of the Xi-Wang friends.

The suspicion in Moscow is that China is betraying its commitments to Iran under their 2021 agreement – without going as far in the betrayal as the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s explicit and secret support for the US and Israel’s war. This means that two of the foundation states of BRICS have defaulted on the collective security the organization has promised.

That leaves Russia. Listen or view the hour-long discussion with Nima Alkhorshid, broadcast at 7 in the US morning, 2 in the Moscow afternoon...
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Edit: It seems odd that China would play this card, something seems off. Russia delivers a great deal to China including oil, yet price is a factor. Also, was listening to Scotties and Toño's TekTalk (good show guys) where the subject of mass EU outsourcing to China (engineering, car's etcetera) was discussed - and simply in terms that China can run circles around the traditional manufacturing conglomerates.

I guess it is wait and see, but the reset is talking place.
 
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