This is actually pretty interesting. It seems like there's always someone trying to force the assimilation of Turks, or targeting places like Mexico, Russia, and Iran... Maybe it isn't just about the politicians. Maybe there's some kind of genetic factor—probably a mutation—that drives this specific attitude toward the West...
neonpilot38 said:The USA only started "defending itself" once they dropped the nukes on Japan. They were "defending themselves" in Iraq and Afghanistan (and hey, they're still "defending" themselves there). It’s always "defense" with them...
Even Germany wanted to "protect" itself from everyone else... Just so nobody would get in the way of them running the world...
All I know is that eventually, whatever this is—an investment, a project, whatever they're pouring cash into—is going to be used by the very people who spent billions to make it happen.
You really think the USA is just playing around, tossing nuclear warheads and testing secret new tech for the hell of it?
Everyone is gearing up for a fight.
The only ones actually trying to defend themselves are Russia, Iran, and a handful of other countries that basically represent a pathetic little opposition to the USA's desire for total global dominance.
Hamby used nukes as a response to Pearl Harbor, which also ended the conflict in that area without everyone having to endure a polar winter or extreme heat. Iraq and Afghanistan were responses to January 11th. Germany was trying to get rid of the Jews along with others, which some people here find unacceptable. Obviously, more weapons mean more security. And when you're dealing with provocateurs like China, Russia lately, Iran, and North Korea, having extra security is definitely a good thing.
So, the USA runs the world... I'll just leave that one alone. While we're on the subject, what's Russia actually aiming for here? Are they trying to teach the rest of us how democracy works?
How exactly is the USA going to rule the globe? Through McDonald's or Burger King? Honestly, some of you really need to work on your logic.
Hey there, I think you might have missed a few points here. First off, nobody actually said this weaponry is meant for an offensive strike; it’s strictly for defense and protection. There hasn't been any talk about bombing Russia or launching any kind of attack. Besides, if everyone keeps insisting that Russia is miles ahead of the USA in terms of military power, why the sudden worry? If I had planes and missiles that were actually capable of providing solid defense, I wouldn't be losing much sleep over it myself.
hiddensailor11 said:It’s only natural that other players will step up to the plate—nobody is going to just sit back and let one single power dominate everything Hopefully we can all make it through this, though—if I’m being totally honest—I have my doubts There’s always going to be some kind of reckless individual out there looking to test the limits of a nuclear plant, isn't there?
Nuclear weapons have already been tested, and whatever happens next is on Russia—everything moving forward from here is strictly their fault. The USA didn't start or declare any kind of arms race. So, there you have it; you wanted multiple powers involved. Now we just wait for the conflict to hit.
goldentrucker17 said:You really think you've got it all figured out, don't you? Ever wonder what the Bible actually says about people who don't believe in God? The biggest issue with forums like this is people who read maybe one or two books and suddenly think they're experts. You just have to keep reading and reading.☕
How long do I need to read? Until I finish the Quran and realize everything I've read up until now is basically garbage or just Zionist lies and American propaganda designed to manipulate the public?😂
My issue isn't really about the clock; it’s more about my grandmother... For instance, we have a central heating stove that was only used for one winter, but she refuses to let us remove the radiators because someone might want to switch back to wood-burning heat someday. Then there's this old sofa that's basically falling apart, yet it stays right in the middle of the living room just to act as a drying rack whenever it rains. We basically have two living rooms now: the actual one and the "laundry room" version. On top of that, there's a 40-year-old couch from my dad that she insists on keeping in one of the rooms just so I have somewhere to crash when I visit. So, yeah... that's how it goes.
hiddengardener84 said:This is a win, but mostly for Turkey and its leadership. 👍 Now they finally get to see what kind of devil they were playing with. I’m expecting to see American troops pulled out of Turkish territory soon—not just from there, but from every single Muslim territory occupied by the biggest looters and killers of our era. I’m calling on my Turkish brothers to return to our roots, to our true Islam, so that Turkey can lead all Islamic powers in the near future.
It will end, but it will end with the final collapse of Islam. If things go that far, the West will certainly do everything in its power to ensure it happens. Unfortunately, the second part describes the core desire of Islam, which is to destroy the West because it always stays a few steps ahead of the East.
boldgardener93 said:Bravo!!! So you're basically advocating for murder and theft. It's honestly wild seeing the kinds of people hanging out on this forum.👎
Wait, so you'd actually prefer if the oil ended up in the Iranian hand? Have you considered how Iran might use that oil as leverage against the entire West? It's just like how Russia uses gas—whenever they disagree with an EU decision, they just turn off the tap. And it usually happens right in the middle of winter, leaving Europe to either cave in or freeze. Imagine if Iran could pull those kinds of stunts. I wouldn't want to live in a world like that.
Bringing religion into this is just a mistake. It's a tactic used to distract the American people from what's actually happening. This conflict is about something else entirely, and it has nothing to do with faith.
Brian Moore67 said:Google. Analysts from the Pentagon are actually digging into the Quran and Hadiths right now—trying to find ways to flip the script against terrorists, since those guys follow Muhammad’s old war patterns like they're glued to them. It's wild! But, you know, because of all the political correctness nonsense, they've only just started this whole program. They finally found the Achilles' heel, and now they're cooking up a massive psyops campaign aimed directly at Islam.
There you go! Muslims have been screaming forever that America is fighting a crusade against Islam, and well—looks like they might actually get what's coming to them. That is, unless the Democrats pull off a win in the elections.
Calling it a crusade against Islam is a bit much. Islam isn't really the main driver here; it's the oil in Iraq. I'd say the fact that Iranian leaders pivoted from a war for money to a war for religion is due to something else entirely.
Are we really going to tease Brad Pitt, or are you going to tell me you've never even seen a Jean-Claude Van Damme movie? If we're talking about acting, then we might as well talk about Arnold Schwarzenegger or the Terminator. I've honestly never seen worse acting in my life.
You guys are really obsessed with Jean-Claude Van Damme’s ballet routine. Honestly, you're missing the point. The man has a physique most people can only dream of at his age, he's got way more money than the average American his age, and he's still got plenty of charisma left too.
It feels like we’ve hit on a pretty tough topic: how do you actually build up some self-confidence when people constantly pick at you, telling you your legs are the wrong shape, your nose is too big, or your ears stick out?
Let's just not go there. My experience has been a little different. A Typical girl who started high school at the same time as me, but finished a year after me—and with a pretty long list of warnings and near-expulsions—landed a job almost immediately after graduation, while I'm still just hanging out at home.
I couldn't find an existing thread for this, so I figured I'd just start one.
I was wondering if being an attractive person—regardless of gender—actually makes things easier when it comes to landing a job or hitting your big life goals.
I honestly don't get why our singers always face such harsh criticism whenever they try to make it big outside the North America. Look, I realize severina doesn't have to be everyone's favorite artist, but that's hardly a reason to drag her name through the mud.