Mirzali Khan
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Do I have to explain what type of sensor systems are found in US Navy ships, US Navy surveillance options, and US Navy CEC capability? How a US Navy fleet is able to create a surveillance field around itself?Not even close
and how to stop submersible and stealth unmanned kamikaze USV which manoeuvre both on the surface and underwater ?
SM-2 , SM-6 or ESSM ?
or HARPOON ?
or Torpedos ?
Of-course not. Turkey is a NATO member state and US will respect this position because Turkey have its importance in NATO calculus.And? What happened ? Did USA stop Turkiye ? NO
We continued to kick USA backed PKK-YPG in Syria
It is unlikely to be a major regional war. Going by the past ten days, nobody is willing to commit suicide for sake of Hamas. Only Gaza and Gazans are involuntary victims of suicide.Really, a 'path to' Two State Solution? 30 years after OSLO Accords still talking about a 'path'? Who are the Americans kidding? Their Masters in Israel would only allow a Bantustan at most.
But it is my prediction that prolonged regional war will bring Israel to a meaningful compromise. Only through violence will Israel seek reasonable compromise. I don't think this latest conflict should end like the previous ones--this time the conflict needs to lead to a regional war and eventual peace, otherwise we will be watching another, perhaps even bloodier conflict in just a few years. But not my call to make sitting at a safe distance.
Tent city likely, expulsion unlikely.I’m going to hold you to the claim that a tent city and expulsion will never happen.
Did Nixon declare war on Egypt? WE do not know for sure. An American aircraft carrier is a big ship, it won't be parked near the coast of any country in case of hostilities. A US Navy fleet is equipped to fight a war from a distance.am not talking about the soviet interfere. am not talking about a small point, why USA didn't send his carriers and sent airlift through portugal? that's it.
Your entire post is spot on. I've always been under the impression that the majority of the left & hardcore liberals would be even more supportive of the apartheid state than the right or so-called conservatives, just simply based on their LGBTQ+++++ stance alone, if not much else. But it's not the case as you astutely pointed out. This is eye-opening.
Why cant the residents of Gaza go into camps in Israel ? Why does it have to be Egypt ? lol ..
Egypt will have to be declared clinically insane if it accepts any refugees. Period.
This is Israel's problem until a solution to a 2-state solution is agreed to.
Generally true, but with some differences. Support for Israel now, is not just from 'domestic lobbies'. There is genuine support for Israel due to cultural affinity among certain Christian sects. Second, and much less recognized issue on this board, is the completely different national psychology of Americans after 9/11. While previous war making process was a slow, frustrating thing (Korea, Vietnam, First Gulf war etc.), the current mindset, as far terrorism is concerned is, shoot first and ask questions later. We are in a variant of General Norman Schwarzkopf policy: "Forgiving them is God's function. Our job is simply to arrange the meeting."It is best for those who are opposed to Israel to not directly attack Americans; Americans are mostly helping Israel due to the powerful domestic lobbies. It is shameful that a a few hundred very rich corps and rich people have hijacked a Superpower's policies to serve the interests of a distant, tiny arid environment country. It's actually tragic!! I have been following the NY Times on this issue for years and I see Israel being bashed by the American 'Left' or 'Liberals' all the time. Here is one of the highest Rep Comments to an article about how to manage Gaza after this conflict.
Opinion | I Saw What Happened to America’s Postwar Plans for Iraq. Here’s How Israel Should Plan for Gaza.
After the lessons the United States should have learned from postwar Iraq, some advice for Israel and its plans for a post-Hamas Gaza.nyti.ms
This is untested abstract advice and stands no chance of being adopted by Israel. Israeli culture is so heavily invested in a permanent aggressive military-security solution to its egregious land-grabs that the idea of justice for Palestinians is not on the radar. The changing demographics in Israel towards an even more ethno-theocratic state will be another impediment to listening to reason.I spent six years working in Iraq after the ill-fated invasion and I can say without doubt that the single greatest error - apart from the invasion itself - was the removal of knowledgeable and reliable insider Baath Party members from their posts, followed by using the US military to do a self-contradictory job - kill insurgents with all the brutality, mayhem and civilian destruction of trust that entailed (eg Abu Ghraib) - at the same time as advocating the (laughable) virtues of democracy. In short, the US invasion brought Iraqis the most devastating possible element - chaos - and they never got the better of it.Israel is certain to make the same mistakes because of its cultural indifference to the suffering of Palestinians over many decades. It also refuses to recognise the Fourth Geneva Convention, the International Criminal Court and the UN resolutions condemning its human rights abuses and accusing Israel of war crimes. In short, Israel ignores the international rules based order.Israel has never missed an opportunity to miss an opportunity to question its failed strategy.
Can it really get that bad?quickly approaching Zero hour for a big regional war.
pray for Iran and Lebanon too. this can and will spiral out of control if the occupation decides to enter Gaza with the support of the US terrorist regime.
Pakistan is not an Arab country. Why do you think they are supporting Palestine and criminal HAMAS ?
It is unlikely to be a major regional war. Going by the past ten days, nobody is willing to commit suicide for sake of Hamas. Only Gaza and Gazans are involuntary victims of suicide.
Tent city likely, expulsion unlikely.
Absolutely. if you had followed the statements of Irans foreign ministry you'd know. i think the first stage is involvement of hezbollah and if US intervenes, Iran will 100% get involved too.Can it really get that bad?
Israeli destruction with statements? Literally no country has claimed that it will wipe out Israel, sink American fleets, and send Americans back to their homeland but one and you know which one.
Statements should have meaning and not be empty to give the impression of being mighty only to show otherwise.