Anonymous
ID: +tsqy9KP
6/21/2025, 1:40:20 AM No.508140535
xi must understand that after iran they coming for china, i wonder whats he planning? doing nothing here is retarded.
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Anonymous
ID: ZgFazo4A
6/21/2025, 1:43:51 AM No.508140831
China made deals Syria post-glowie take over
Same with Iran
you're retarded if you think they're happy with a bunch of djiinn fearers ruling a key region
Same with Iran
you're retarded if you think they're happy with a bunch of djiinn fearers ruling a key region
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Anonymous
ID: 1w6Xn6qB
6/21/2025, 2:00:45 AM No.508142312
>>508140535 (OP)
>doing nothing here is retarded.
Xi knows that Israel will pull the US into the war with Iran. A real long-standing ground war. Either by AIPAC's job or by a false-flag op.
Anyway, be grateful for dying for Israel. It's a great honor.
>doing nothing here is retarded.
Xi knows that Israel will pull the US into the war with Iran. A real long-standing ground war. Either by AIPAC's job or by a false-flag op.
Anyway, be grateful for dying for Israel. It's a great honor.
Anonymous
ID: nEwRwwvG
6/21/2025, 2:04:02 AM No.508142600
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Anonymous
ID: YdEF3o6u
6/21/2025, 2:04:12 AM No.508142615
They're obviously coordinating and making the US feel like it's playing a losing game of whack a mole. If something serious kicks off with Iran, China will probably support them materially and immediately invade Taiwan. This would create way too many fronts for the US. This is why Putin has been going slow and steady in my opinion also.
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Anonymous
ID: A4XczcOn
6/21/2025, 2:04:41 AM No.508142660
>>508140535 (OP)
China's belt and road will be pretty weak if Iran is out of the picture
China's belt and road will be pretty weak if Iran is out of the picture
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Anonymous
ID: KAIz1UVv
6/21/2025, 2:08:12 AM No.508142977
>>508142660
I believe they see iran as a gateway to europe
I believe they see iran as a gateway to europe
Anonymous
ID: 3NxOQ+kI
6/21/2025, 2:08:30 AM No.508143000
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Anonymous
ID: YdEF3o6u
6/21/2025, 2:09:13 AM No.508143065
>>508143000
That's not carpet. Wasted digits.
That's not carpet. Wasted digits.
Anonymous
ID: pdX2jtaD
6/21/2025, 2:12:13 AM No.508143316
>>508142615
Let’s see. It’s almost July. Give the US 3-4 months to get firmly entangled with Iran. October and April are the best times for an invasion across the Strait.
Have a chat with Kim and see if he’s up for a run at Worst Korea for lulz.
US is already winding down support for Ukraine, so Russia will be able to finish them off.
Once US is dealing with shit on multiple fronts, ship the Iranians some tactical nukes they can use to threaten the US ground forces there.
And that’s it for US hegemony. We’re back to the multipolar world of the early 20th Century.
Let’s see. It’s almost July. Give the US 3-4 months to get firmly entangled with Iran. October and April are the best times for an invasion across the Strait.
Have a chat with Kim and see if he’s up for a run at Worst Korea for lulz.
US is already winding down support for Ukraine, so Russia will be able to finish them off.
Once US is dealing with shit on multiple fronts, ship the Iranians some tactical nukes they can use to threaten the US ground forces there.
And that’s it for US hegemony. We’re back to the multipolar world of the early 20th Century.
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Anonymous
ID: sVAo/mfF
6/21/2025, 2:12:27 AM No.508143338
>>508140535 (OP)
China and the US are only enemies on a superficial level.
The underlying reality is that they need each other more than they need the rest of the world.
They adhere to the same non-fascistic economic system (the overarching rules that govern all of capitalism, socialism, and communism) and and speak the same language of secular capitalism on the global stage.
If the US collapses or gets destroyed, China will become extremely weak, because a lot of its international trade depends on the US protection of shipping lanes. If China collapses or is destroyed, the US will probably collapse as well because the only difference from the current status quo is that it will lose access to China's manufacturing capacity and will have to contend with the rise of Russia and India, who may not follow the same rules of engagement as China does with respect to the US.
China and the US are only enemies on a superficial level.
The underlying reality is that they need each other more than they need the rest of the world.
They adhere to the same non-fascistic economic system (the overarching rules that govern all of capitalism, socialism, and communism) and and speak the same language of secular capitalism on the global stage.
If the US collapses or gets destroyed, China will become extremely weak, because a lot of its international trade depends on the US protection of shipping lanes. If China collapses or is destroyed, the US will probably collapse as well because the only difference from the current status quo is that it will lose access to China's manufacturing capacity and will have to contend with the rise of Russia and India, who may not follow the same rules of engagement as China does with respect to the US.
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Anonymous
ID: HYnbh0Ro
6/21/2025, 2:16:29 AM No.508143680
>>508143338
I think what you just said actually has some merit. What collapse looks like? I don't know. What Canada and the United States need to kind of do now in preparation for what's coming is a dial back of American and Canadian society. Like I mean do you need all the shit that you buy on Amazon during the course of your life. Now you don't you don't need all the crap. Cook your meals entertain your children and yourself and whatnot and work.
I think what you just said actually has some merit. What collapse looks like? I don't know. What Canada and the United States need to kind of do now in preparation for what's coming is a dial back of American and Canadian society. Like I mean do you need all the shit that you buy on Amazon during the course of your life. Now you don't you don't need all the crap. Cook your meals entertain your children and yourself and whatnot and work.
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Anonymous
ID: YdEF3o6u
6/21/2025, 2:18:26 AM No.508143833
>>508143316
We're already a multipolar world. American exceptionalism brain rot just prevents most from acknowledging it. It is North Korea tier propaganda; perhaps even worse.
I don't know exactly how it'd play out, but they are clearly coordinating and making the US wary of dedicating itself fully to any particular front.
We're already a multipolar world. American exceptionalism brain rot just prevents most from acknowledging it. It is North Korea tier propaganda; perhaps even worse.
I don't know exactly how it'd play out, but they are clearly coordinating and making the US wary of dedicating itself fully to any particular front.
Anonymous
ID: z2oePh5I
6/21/2025, 2:25:46 AM No.508144455
nah this is still a do nothing win scenario
america is gonna get bogged down and expended in iran if they go all in. even worse than afghanistan because iran is actually high competence.
if america commits to iran. china can do a lot of thing because US will have to split forces.
this is the reason why USA never deployed in ukraine.
america is gonna get bogged down and expended in iran if they go all in. even worse than afghanistan because iran is actually high competence.
if america commits to iran. china can do a lot of thing because US will have to split forces.
this is the reason why USA never deployed in ukraine.
Anonymous
ID: z4kZuGsS
6/21/2025, 2:28:20 AM No.508144655
>>508140535 (OP)
>xi must understand that after iran they coming for china, i wonder whats he planning? doing nothing here is retarded.
US wasting time and resources in another 10 year long Afghanistan style war also has its benefits for China.
>xi must understand that after iran they coming for china, i wonder whats he planning? doing nothing here is retarded.
US wasting time and resources in another 10 year long Afghanistan style war also has its benefits for China.
Anonymous
ID: 864RjQqi
6/21/2025, 2:30:22 AM No.508144831
>>508140535 (OP)
>doing nothing here is retarded
Its basically impossible for Iran to ever have a Western puppet government now. There's tens of millions of rural islamist conservatives that basically want what they have now, despite urban young people protesting. It would be a lot like Afghanistan where you just end up with the Taliban again in the end
>doing nothing here is retarded
Its basically impossible for Iran to ever have a Western puppet government now. There's tens of millions of rural islamist conservatives that basically want what they have now, despite urban young people protesting. It would be a lot like Afghanistan where you just end up with the Taliban again in the end
Anonymous
ID: sVAo/mfF
6/21/2025, 2:51:25 AM No.508146422
>>508143680
It's the unspoken open secret of realist politics.
You see Trump himself trying to follow this playbook but he is mired by the powerful complex conflicting interests that have massive influence over the US political body.
You are right that US and Canada need to change their economic course to becoming more self-reliant, the problem is how, and how long it will take.
Using China as an example, as quickly as they managed it, it still took them 50-100 years of austerity and hardship to achieve. And they had the benefit of (still) having near complete authoritarian control of their population (restrictions on amount of money that can leave the country, restrictions on people that can leave the country, police state that quashes dissent).
Even though the US is starting seemingly ahead, the problem is that when they start their decoupling process like they're doing now, they will lack the level of control on their population that China has. The cost-of-living will skyrocket, meaning potential civil unrest. First problem is the poor will riot and loot en masse, requiring some form of solution, and so far we've only seen crackdowns by the police as a solution. But expansion of social programs is probably the only nonviolent way.
To get an idea of how much look at
cost-of-living will need to go up, look at how much Destin's BBQ scrubber costs:
>https://www.jjgeorgestore.com/the-smarter-scrubber/
Secondly, you also have the problem of rich flight. China has control of their rich and rich companies, the US' will have to find some other way to convince/force corporations to manufacture at loss in the US for several decades.
And of course, it's not a matter of US-Canada isolationism as that just speedruns your own collapse. What you need to do is diversify your trade. Problem is, diversifying from China means you need to position yourself closer to Russia and India, as well as wrest complete control of middle eastern resources which is why US is propping up Isr
It's the unspoken open secret of realist politics.
You see Trump himself trying to follow this playbook but he is mired by the powerful complex conflicting interests that have massive influence over the US political body.
You are right that US and Canada need to change their economic course to becoming more self-reliant, the problem is how, and how long it will take.
Using China as an example, as quickly as they managed it, it still took them 50-100 years of austerity and hardship to achieve. And they had the benefit of (still) having near complete authoritarian control of their population (restrictions on amount of money that can leave the country, restrictions on people that can leave the country, police state that quashes dissent).
Even though the US is starting seemingly ahead, the problem is that when they start their decoupling process like they're doing now, they will lack the level of control on their population that China has. The cost-of-living will skyrocket, meaning potential civil unrest. First problem is the poor will riot and loot en masse, requiring some form of solution, and so far we've only seen crackdowns by the police as a solution. But expansion of social programs is probably the only nonviolent way.
To get an idea of how much look at
cost-of-living will need to go up, look at how much Destin's BBQ scrubber costs:
>https://www.jjgeorgestore.com/the-smarter-scrubber/
Secondly, you also have the problem of rich flight. China has control of their rich and rich companies, the US' will have to find some other way to convince/force corporations to manufacture at loss in the US for several decades.
And of course, it's not a matter of US-Canada isolationism as that just speedruns your own collapse. What you need to do is diversify your trade. Problem is, diversifying from China means you need to position yourself closer to Russia and India, as well as wrest complete control of middle eastern resources which is why US is propping up Isr