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[DeathHand]

is the uninted states and isreal bombing lybia or just isreal? because if its just isreal,then why does netenyajoo keep dragging the united states name into it? get my country out yo mouth nigga!

If you meant Lebanon (Lybia's all good...just condemning the attacks on Lebanon) then yes, it's just Israel, again, with American stuff like jets and munitions. Seems that maybe the truce/ceasefire thing was just to allow Israel to not have to waste anymore shit on Iran and just focus on Lebanon as Trumpie backs out and claims a big V in Iran and can now venture into new conquests, like Cuba or Greenland.

 

[DeathHand]

Iran might have gotten the shit kicked out of it, but it seems to really like LEGO and trolling the Trumpo. I wonder if he'll sue them for copyright infringement for using those LEGO pieces.

Vid:

Vid: Muslim version of Eminem?

Vid Even Bob Barker, although he's dead, gets in on the action...The Prez Ain't Right...remember to spay and neuter your POTUS...

 

[DeathHand]

1. Iran has issued formal map of the transit routes for approved ships to enter and exit the Strait of Hormuz, Apr 9 2026.

2. Apr 9 2026 - reportedly, no ships have passed since opening.

Vid: The Iranians must have refused them exit. 2 LNG carriers abort Strait of Hormuz transit attempt and turn around, early Apr 7 2026.

 

[DeathHand]

Vid: UAE reportedly struck an Iranian oil refinery on Lavand Island, Iran, in the Persian Gulf, Apr 8 2026. Super short vid, and seems to be only one out there.

Vid: Oil installation reportedly targeted in retaliation for the attack on Irans Lavan Island refinery, Al-Fujairah, UAE. Apr 8 2026.

 

[DeathHand]

Vid: The war on Iran and Lebanon...the contradtictions and claims.

Vid: Power has gone to this fools head, that or he's having booze withdrawals...locked 'n loaded. He looks so angry like a Sir Hegalot...

 

[mrln]

If you meant Lebanon (Lybia's all good...just condemning the attacks on Lebanon) then yes, it's just Israel, again, with American stuff like jets and munitions. Seems that maybe the truce/ceasefire thing was just to allow Israel to not have to waste anymore shit on Iran and just focus on Lebanon as Trumpie backs out and claims a big V in Iran and can now venture into new conquests, like Cuba or Greenland.

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yea i meant lebanon. idk why i keep saying lybia. even in convo with my wife and then cousin,i said lybia. LEBANON!

ok the hegseth vid he calls iran a terrorist regime. a military regime. says all the money goes to military.
isnt that almost the same thing we do here? throw more and more money at the military? trump is asking more money to go toward our military. now maybe its because obiden gave a shit pile of our equipment/munitions away to iraq when we exited the place. or that obiden gave ukraine a stock pile or is it also that trump droped a fuck ton of bombs on iran. and all this needs to be replenished. or does he want to add 1.5 trillion dollars more to its budget. and if thats the case,then theres no difference in the military regime aspect of things. because in lieu of everything going on,less we forget the whole agenda 2030. and the military will come into play. maybe thats why the big build up of it.

 

[hedgerow]

things are messed up now that's for certain, worse than ever. Every president loves his own little war, except Hoover and Nixon of course who were Quakers. Actually, Nixon was the one who got the US out of Vietnam after getting into the shit under previous DemonRat Administrations. Vance28

 

[mrln]

still waiting on the epstein files to come out. im sure people havent forgotten about that. as soon as its brought up again,we might go to war with england next. why ya ask? because at least theyre punishing andrew for his pedoness,and afraid he might spill the beans on everyone else.

 

[DeathHand]

yea i meant lebanon. idk why i keep saying lybia. even in convo with my wife and then cousin,i said lybia. LEBANON!

ok the hegseth vid he calls iran a terrorist regime. a military regime. says all the money goes to military.
isnt that almost the same thing we do here? throw more and more money at the military? trump is asking more money to go toward our military. now maybe its because obiden gave a shit pile of our equipment/munitions away to iraq when we exited the place. or that obiden gave ukraine a stock pile or is it also that trump droped a fuck ton of bombs on iran. and all this needs to be replenished. or does he want to add 1.5 trillion dollars more to its budget. and if thats the case,then theres no difference in the military regime aspect of things. because in lieu of everything going on,less we forget the whole agenda 2030. and the military will come into play. maybe thats why the big build up of it.

I guess that with Iraq, there was really no way to get all that equipment out - would have needed to send ships, planes, tractors, horses or whatever, plus logistics, to get it all (big job and they didn't have time) out while also getting civs and US military guys out. Plus, the cost would have been enormous since it was overseas. Russia had to do the same thing in Afghanistan - leave much of their shit there (easier than dragging it all back). The States also did it in Europe after WW2 wrapped up: just took important stuff back, but they had the time to do it and transport was already there to pull it off, and, the Germans were run out of town so weren't going to get it.

Shitloads of Russian tanks, howitzers and armored vehicles were also left in the Persian Gulf too (huge boneyard still there).

Much of what Ukraine got was old, ready to be decommissioned equipment and munitions that was not going to be used again. They did get some newer stuff later in the war but most of it was shit that was in storage - which American taxpayers pay to have guarded and stored (Nevada boneyard is massively massive, on a massive scale). So getting rid off that shit, much of which Ukraine actually paid for, was good for the US taxpayers and also for the American DIB and economy to start producing new equipment for the American military and get that old shit out of the way. There's no US Marine that would be caught dead riding in an M113 tin can unless he got killed in it, which is why no of them would even think of it - those are what Ukraine got (but hey, better than nothing).

All the munitions, and a few destroyed airframes, expended in Trump's little safari in Iran will take years to replenish (not only what they used but what was sold/given to Israel). No wonder he wants a shit pile of money...in addition to producing more of whatever he wants produced, pay the army guys, equipment maintenance, and all that stuff that comes with having a large military. Frig, he's gotta pay for all those warships that the has deployed out there, and the Marines on some of them just sitting and waiting for whatever they're supposed to do, or not do: they get paid either way, and that's where US tax dollars come in. It's crazy, but it's the only way to do it.

Then there's this.
"The Trump administration intends to revitalize shipbuilding in the United States alongside the construction of the Trump-class. Analysts have expressed skepticism about the Trump-class battleship, citing its lack of funding, unprecedented design, and high development costs. Its classification as a battleship is debated, as it lacks the heavy armor and large-caliber guns typical of historical battleships. The naming of the class after an incumbent president has also broken traditional conventions." WIKI
Most military analysts consider the battleship to be obsolete in modern warfare, but Trump wants to build one...just because of his ego and potential access to billions of dollars to do it - if approved.
And,
"In the first 16 days, the U.S. used over 6,000 defensive and offensive munitions, according to estimates from the Payne Institute for Public Policy.

That includes nearly 46% of ATACMS and Precision Strike Missiles and nearly 40% of U.S.-operated THAAD interceptors. The Payne Institute also estimates the U.S. would deplete its stockpiles of those three munitions within a month at that rate.

The first days of the conflict consumed about $1.9 billion worth of Tomahawks missiles, which are made in Tucson – nearly a fifth of the supply.

President Donald Trump offered assurance two days into the conflict that the U.S. has “a virtually unlimited supply” of most munitions needed, but acknowledged that supplies of “high end” munitions – such as PrSMs – “are not where we want to be.”

It will take years to restore inventories to pre-war levels at current production rates, which could leave the U.S. and partners that rely on it, like Taiwan, more vulnerable.

“The major risk is not that we’re going to run out for this war, but that the inventories are inadequate for a possible conflict with China,” said Mark Cancian, a retired Marine colonel who is now a senior advisor of the Defense and Security Department at the Center for Strategic and International Studies." Source

Let's hope that China has no plans.

 

[DeathHand]

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[DeathHand]

Vid: Trump - we're going to open the Straight one way or the other, wishing Vance and the two Jewish guys luck on the negotiations, Apr 10 2026.

Vid: JD Vance - no deal, Iran no accepted US terms, but also, doesn't maybe mention that US no accept their terms, Apr 11 2026. More mascara needed.

 

[DeathHand]

Vid: Israeli airstrikes, Nabatieh, Lebanon, Apr 10 2026.

Vid: Israeli using white phosphorus on targets Tayri, Lebanon, Apr 10 2026. If civs are there, this is a war crime. If not, burn baby burn,

Vid: IDF have demolished the village of Mhaibib, which includes a shrine that is more than 2,100 years old, Lebanon, Apr 8 2026.

 

[Fäthër Cörpsë]

US does have some of the sweetest oil in the world. Low sulfur content, easy to refine.

That ME mix is heavy, suitable for asphalt

 

[DeathHand]

Vid: IRGC Navy warning the Arleigh Burke-class destroyers, USS Michael Murphy, and USS Frank E. Petersen, which were in the Strait of Hormuz, to leave the Straight: they left, Apr 11 2026.

 

[DeathHand]

1. US destroyer in the Straight of Hormuz, before leaving Arp 11 or 12 2026.

US military says it will blockade Iran’s ports as ship traffic appears to halt in Strait of Hormuz​

Apr 13 2026

"The U.S. military announced it will begin a blockade of all Iranian ports and coastal areas on Monday, a step down from President Donald Trump ‘s earlier vow to entirely block the strategic Strait of Hormuz as early reports indicated that ships had stopped crossing the waterway.

The move came after marathon U.S.-Iran ceasefire talks in Pakistan ended without an agreement, and it set the stage for a showdown as Iran responded with threats on ports in the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman.

“Security in the Persian Gulf and the Sea of Oman is either for everyone or for NO ONE,” according to the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting, IRIB. “NO PORT in the region will be safe,” the Iranian military said.

U.S. Central Command announced the blockade would begin on Monday at 10 a.m. EDT, or 5:30 p.m. in Iran, and would be “enforced impartially against vessels of all nations entering or departing Iranian ports and coastal areas, including all Iranian ports on the Arabian Gulf and Gulf of Oman.” CENTCOM said it would still allow ships traveling between non-Iranian ports to transit the strait, a step down from the president’s earlier threat to blockade the entire strait.

The announcement of the blockade halted the limited ship traffic that resumed in the strait since the ceasefire, said an early report from Lloyd’s List intelligence. Marine trackers say over 40 commercial ships have crossed since the start of the ceasefire, down from roughly 100 to 135 vessel passages per day before the war.

Later Sunday, Trump extended his feud over the war with Pope Leo XIV, lashing out in a Truth Social post that called the Catholic leader “terrible on foreign policy.” The extraordinary broadside came after Leo denounced the war and demanded that political leaders stop and negotiate peace." Source

Vid: Trump could wipe out Iran in a day, no, in an...hour, and his statement about the US blockading the blockade that is already there. Definitely tantrum time for this 11 yr rich old punk.

1. Trump about Pope Leo. It was keeping him up all night...this guy has lost it, completely. Maybe he lost it when he was dropped on his head when he was 3.

2. Then Trump goes and posts this shit on his Twit page...this is a POTUS...do Americans really go for this kind of shit?

 

[DeathHand]

Vid: Sleepy Don? Dementia Donnie? Same shit, same mouth. Statement that US blockade will begin at 10am Monday morning (turn up volume - sound very low).

 

[mrln]

Vid: Sleepy Don? Dementia Donnie? Same shit, same mouth. Statement that US blockade will begin at 10am Monday morning (turn up volume - sound very low).
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so if" we have more oil than russia and saudi arabia", then why are we so concerned with hormuz? and why are fuel prices so fucking high now? because of "drill baby drill"
it baffles me how people hinge on every word the man says. and how people wanna suck his schlong for things he says. but to me,hes just like any other politician now. lieslieslieslies! has he done some of what hes said? yes,ill give him that. but like ive said before. hes just like any other politician now. because he is now a politician and always will be from here on out.

 

[DeathHand]

so if" we have more oil than russia and saudi arabia", then why are we so concerned with hormuz? and why are fuel prices so fucking high now? because of "drill baby drill"
it baffles me how people hinge on every word the man says. and how people wanna suck his schlong for things he says. but to me,hes just like any other politician now. lieslieslieslies! has he done some of what hes said? yes,ill give him that. but like ive said before. hes just like any other politician now. because he is now a politician and always will be from here on out.

I might add that from the outside, he looks like a politician who has lost it - arrogance, extreme narcissism, possible dementia, bullying, degrading of anyone outside of his own thoughts, and repeats himself more than a grandpa over 95 yrs old.

 

[DeathHand]

No action in the Straight yet...almost an hour past the 10am start of the second blockade. Maybe Trump meant two hours from 10am...so, noon...

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[DeathHand]

Oh no, not like the Venezuelan no-evidence provided boats...he says yes. Might be an interesting day.

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U.S. Navy Intercepts Shipping Bound for Iranian Ports​

Apr 13 2026

"The United States Navy has begun intercepting vessels linked to Iranian port traffic following the collapse of ceasefire negotiations in Pakistan, according to reports published on April 13, 2026. The maritime enforcement operation targets ships entering or departing Iranian coastal facilities, marking a sharp escalation in tensions between Washington and Tehran and raising concerns about security in the Persian Gulf.

According to officials cited in early reporting, the effort is being coordinated through U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) and executed by naval forces operating near the Strait of Hormuz, the Arabian Gulf, and the Gulf of Oman. Warships including Arleigh Burke-class destroyers are positioned along major transit lanes, where specialized teams are conducting Visit, Board, Search, and Seizure (VBSS) inspections to verify cargo manifests and destinations. The operation focuses specifically on vessels suspected of trading with Iranian ports, while ships transiting between non-Iranian ports are expected to continue moving through the waterway.

Energy markets reacted quickly to the development. Brent crude oil futures climbed as traders assessed the risk that Iranian exports could be restricted and that military activity near the Strait of Hormuz could threaten broader shipping routes. The narrow channel is a critical global chokepoint, with analysts estimating that roughly one-fifth of the world’s seaborne oil shipments move through the passage each day.

The geography of the region makes enforcement particularly complex. At its narrowest point, the Strait of Hormuz is only about 21 miles wide, creating dense traffic lanes used by tankers, container ships, and naval vessels. By attempting to filter out Iran-linked shipping while leaving neutral traffic untouched, U.S. forces are effectively performing a high-stakes maritime sorting operation in one of the world’s busiest shipping corridors.

Supporters argue the operation increases economic pressure on Tehran without closing the waterway to international commerce, while critics warn that any boarding dispute, misidentification, or collision at sea could rapidly escalate into a broader naval confrontation." Some Source