RE: https://famichiki.jp/@unseenjapan/116371941035774621
~20,000 Japanese people protesting against their government's support for the Iran War, with glowsticks and killer chants
RE: https://famichiki.jp/@unseenjapan/116371941035774621
~20,000 Japanese people protesting against their government's support for the Iran War, with glowsticks and killer chants
RE: https://mastodon.online/@billyjoebowers/116370836014483199
someone should chisel this on trump's gravestone.
Thankfully it seems the orange cock womble has indeed chickened out. Waiting on details about Iran's take on this.
Smells like the usual TrumpCaca to me.
Markets jumping out of hours, guarantee someone will find and we will see some 10mins before pre news trades that hit the market tomorrow.
Please let him die in his sleep.
#skynews #uspol #worldpol #getyoursheadsoutofthesanditinvolvesyou
Thanks #BibiIsAWarCriminal!
#Israel hits Iranian #petrochemical plant in massive gas field as Trump deadline approaches

President Donald Trump has expanded his threat against Iran to include all power plants and bridges as his Tuesday ultimatum approaches. This comes after Tehran on Monday rejected a 45-day ceasefire proposal, demanding a permanent end to the war. Trump insists that Iran must open the Strait of Hormuz to all shipping traffic. Israel has increased pressure by attacking a major petrochemical plant and killing key Iranian commanders. Asked if he was concerned about accusations of war crimes, Trump responded, βNo, not at all.β Negotiations continue with mediators from Egypt, Pakistan, and Turkey attempting to broker a ceasefire.
War is a tactical error
"This suggests a principle that ought to be obvious but apparently is not: any nation powerful enough to mount a serious military campaign is, almost by definition, powerful enough to pursue its interests through diplomacy, economic leverage, and strategic patience. The return on investment of war is almost always catastrophically negative compared to the alternatives. Even when you win."