You are likely correct, but this part concerns me most in this 'normal'. No free capacity available for some years.6. The US with half its navy camped out in the Gulf
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You are likely correct, but this part concerns me most in this 'normal'. No free capacity available for some years.6. The US with half its navy camped out in the Gulf
Israel going rogue
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Iran Targets Neighbors as U.S. Condemns ‘Aggressive’ Strikes
Iran aimed at Bahrain and Kuwait, but the attacks were shot down or failed, the U.S. military said. The U.S. launched what it called “self-defense” strikes in Iran.www.nytimes.com
Project Thor was an idea for a weapons system that launches telephone pole–sized kinetic projectiles made from tungsten from Earth's orbit to damage targets on the ground. Jerry Pournelle created the concept while working in operations research at Boeing in the 1950s before becoming a science-fiction writer.
The United States carried out strikes on the southern cities of Jask and Sirik and on Qeshm Island in the Strait of Hormuz, after what Washington said was Iran’s downing of a US Army Apache helicopter over Gulf waters.
The strikes damaged two reservoirs supplying the Bemani and Kouhestak areas of Sirik town.
“Unfortunately, following this attack, 20,000 residents of the region have lost access to safe drinking water, and with temperatures ranging between 45 (113 degrees Fahrenheit) and 50 degrees Celsius, conditions have become extremely difficult and critical for local inhabitants,” Iran’s state television quoted local water company officials as saying.
Strikes early Wednesday destroyed what appears to be a drinking-water facility on Iran’s southern coast, near the Strait of Hormuz, according to an analysis by The New York Times. Around the time of the strikes, the U.S. Central Command said in a post on X that it had conducted attacks near the strait “with precision munitions from U.S. Air Force and Navy fighter jets.”
The guy was stuck in an unimaginative loop.EDIT: Still, there are no nuclear weapons in space..... but let's see though.... they just need those titanium telephone poles.
With that amount of cash, has Iran become an ally of the USA.The US is rumoured to be paying nearly half a trillion dollars to Iran in reparations and lifting all sanctions as part of the rumoured peace deal.
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JD Vance Confirms Iran Will Get Jaw-Dropping Sum Under Trump Deal
Iran will be paid billions, leaving it much stronger than before Trump’s war.newrepublic.com
I agree with @EricDMMiller (I also edited my post to tungsten). I suspect an "ordinary" railroad tie would burn up on reentry. Then again it doesn't really matter how little is left. With the speed picked up going down it's gonna be measured in kilotons at least.The guy was stuck in an unimaginative loop.
Why not use real telephone poles, or better yet used railway ties/
A thousand flaming missiles coming your way would freak out any enemy.
( And no they poles would not burn up on the way in, but charcoal up in the same manner as a heat shield )
I have read about rumors that this is all about the midterms.
I was listening, as much as one can call trying to interpret his stream-of-thought-babble listening, to his post-NATO press conference. He said (I paraphrase because recalling his exact wording is just impossible for me) 'I predicted all this - I completely predicted it'.Totally predictable.
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After the USA's World Cup exit: Trump returns to his other hobbies—bombing, annexing, and starting trade wars.
He already threatened to cut the trade with Spain completely. It is so sad.
A change to the shakedown.
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Trump drops threat of strait of Hormuz tolls, saying Gulf states agreed ‘massive’ US investment instead – Middle East crisis live
US president claims shipping route is open for all except Iranian ships after another night of strikes on Iranwww.theguardian.com