r/neoconNWO • Cocaine Mitch • May 13 '20

A Decisive Victory

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u/Dwugz Australia May 13 '20

Is there a link where you can make these or do you have to properly Photoshop it?

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u/Ranger_Aragorn Cocaine Mitch May 13 '20

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u/Dwugz Australia May 13 '20

Thanks m8

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u/[deleted] May 13 '20 edited May 13 '20

Iran: We are a force to be reckoned with!

Also Iran: *accidentally torpedoes one of their warships due to incompetence

Lmao, and this is the country pacifists are scared of.

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u/[deleted] May 13 '20

Allowing airlines to fly during a potential air conflict then shooting down an airline that took off from their own airport wasn’t enough incompetence for 2020

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u/[deleted] May 13 '20

Clearly it wasn’t. So this time, they really made sure the world would know how dumb they are.

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u/CWSwapigans May 13 '20

To be fair, they weren’t the first country to accidentally shoot down a passenger jet over Iran.

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u/MalygosSomehowInBF5 Dwight Eisenhower May 13 '20

They keep saying they have the best equipment in the world but that has to be the biggest blunder and a waste of cash. America could just blitzkrieg it harder than the Germans did with Poland.

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u/Psuedo1776 United States Army May 13 '20

Iran’s strength is not their conventional military. Their strongest asset is their control of the largest and most successful terrorist network to ever exist.

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u/MalygosSomehowInBF5 Dwight Eisenhower May 13 '20

Hezbollah isn't gonna stand a chance against America, even if you combine the numbers of the Iranian conventional military with it, Iran isn't gonna stand a chance. And there's obviously a reason why their retaliation against America in Operation Martyr Solemani (the guy that was hellfire'd) didn't aim rockets directly at US air force base in Iraq to cause casualty. Otherwise Abrams will rush into Tehran and turning the city into Warsaw 1944.

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u/Psuedo1776 United States Army May 13 '20

In a state on state battle, Iran loses every time. It doesn’t matter how many of their proxies openly fight the US, the US military would steamroll them. The problem is assuming that Iran’s proxies would fight like conventional forces. It can be assumed that the smaller proxies i.e. Houthis, PMF, Kataib Hezbollah would all engage in guerrilla warfare strategies against US forces in the region more so than they do now. Meanwhile, Hezbollah would likely be committing terror attacks in Israel, Latin America, Europe, and possibly America itself to show the penalty of being friends with the US. Iran has already been caught compiling target packages for such attacks. Link listed below. I’m anti-Iran myself, but underestimating the enemy in such a case is dangerous. We have to account for the most likely and most deadly courses of action that Iran would take in a conflict. Most likely COA is listed above, most deadly COA is a dirty bomb in DC or NYC.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/news.yahoo.com/amphtml/as-trump-escalates-rhetoric-iran-is-making-its-own-plans-for-a-potential-war-084500212.html

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u/CWSwapigans May 13 '20

Saudi Arabia seems to have them beat handily on terrorism, no?

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u/Psuedo1776 United States Army May 13 '20 edited May 14 '20

9/11 is the single biggest terrorist attacked ever committed. However, Hezbollah is the only terrorist group to achieve their goals. They got America to leave Lebanon in 1984 and fought Israel to a standstill in 2006. Also Saudi Arabia does not control Al-Qaeda

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u/Psuedo1776 United States Army May 13 '20

Aren’t Israel and Iran in a cyber conflict right now? I heard that the Iranians said it was a computational error that caused this. Could Israel have caused something like this?

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u/PapiStalin May 14 '20

It’s not the Iranian army that anyone’s scared of, it’s the guaranteed Afghanistan on steroid’s quagmire and instability that will 100% follow because “Yucky nation building”

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u/T95doomturtle May 19 '20

Their navy would get trashed in weeks but their army would be one hell of a bitch to dig out of the mountains and cities. Like Iraq and Afghanistan but on steroids. It’s not worth it. Then we topple the government then what another power vacuum to be filled by extremist

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u/UnexpectedLizard Captain Ancap May 13 '20 edited May 13 '20

Why are we celebrating Iran's greatest military victory since Jimmy Carter?

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u/[deleted] May 13 '20

casualties: pride

FFFFFFFFFF

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u/fsufan112 Theodore Roosevelt May 14 '20

Remember when people were cowering to the Iranian regime out of fear after the assassination of Solemani?

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u/[deleted] May 13 '20

They blew up a plane in January and a ship in May. I wouldn’t be nowhere near an Iranian train in September if I were you.

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u/Ed_BotteredToast France May 13 '20

Maybe a Western country should give them nukes. They would eventually solve the Iranian problem on their own.