20 Replies to “Israel Responds”

  1. Well here we go. I thought they’d wait until after the election but considering Dems are in the White House until January 2025 regardless, I guess they figure so what.

  2. It might be time to wave bye bye to the current Iranian regime. They currently hover around 2% GDP with a whopping 34% inflation factor. Most of their current revenue comes from petroleum and natural gas.

    So, it’s a pretty good bet Israel is pounding their refineries and drilling stations while telling everyone they are only hitting military targets.

    1. So, it’s a pretty good bet Israel is pounding their refineries and drilling stations . . .

      I hope not since Iran will have no further incentive to keep the Straight of Hormuz open. That means shortages and expensive gas for just about everyone except the US.

      Had a feeling it would kick off tonight so topped my car up. I filled three jerry cans after Iran attacked Israel; I like to get my panic buying in early.

    2. There’s still a lot of commercial air traffic over the Persian Gulf so I’d be surprised if Israel is hitting Iranian oil infrastructure tonight.

    3. From what I understand, Israel is avoiding the refineries, etc due to US pressure. So something else of value must be getting wiped. Maybe a bunch of moolas.

  3. Considering the Iranians were behind the overwhelming majority of IEDs that maimed/killed thousands of U.S. troops in Iraq, I do hope these Israeli attacks were directed at the same vermin that authorized those attacks.

  4. In a related story … Iran’s religious police began “responding” to Iranian women who dared to wear the niqab in a “fashionable” manner … and not a “modest”, “devoted” manner.

    1. Jordan is welcome to take in all the Palestinians.

      After all the Arab counties have ethnically cleansed their own countries.

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