Anonymous
ID: JFbkXO34
6/22/2025, 7:54:45 AM No.508294030
THANK YOU TRUMP FOR MAKING THE MIDDLE EAST SAFE AGAIN
Post your thanks in this thread
Post your thanks in this thread
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TRUMP THANK YOU THREAD - /pol/ (#508294030) [Archived: 908 hours ago]
Anonymous
ID: 4B4nXdcQ
6/22/2025, 7:55:26 AM No.508294092
Anonymous
ID: +RNo89LH
6/22/2025, 7:56:17 AM No.508294158
ok devil worshiper
Anonymous
ID: 83IYazD/
6/22/2025, 7:56:29 AM No.508294174
>>508294030 (OP)
SAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAR
SAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAR
Anonymous
ID: fp/SSjAS
6/22/2025, 7:57:16 AM No.508294245
>>508294030 (OP)
Fuck off retard this is the day MAGA died
Fuck off retard this is the day MAGA died
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Anonymous
ID: f9LXyJea
6/22/2025, 7:57:20 AM No.508294257
Anonymous
ID: xCoDmE9c
6/22/2025, 7:58:45 AM No.508294383
Thank you for trying to save Civilization!
Fuck Russia specifically for not doing their part directly as they had more options.
Fuck Russia specifically for not doing their part directly as they had more options.
LUCIFER
!!P38zFLDUYUhID: b4B6oBLv
6/22/2025, 7:59:23 AM No.508294444
We assess, from UN International Atomic Energy Agency [IAEA] reports and other sources, that Iran probably already has nuclear weapons. . . . prior to 2003, Iran was manufacturing nuclear weapon components, like bridge-wire detonators and neutron initiators, performing non-fissile explosive experiments of an implosion nuclear device, and working on the design of a nuclear warhead for the Shahab-III missile.
When our World War II Manhattan Project reached this stage, the U.S. was only months away from making the first atomic bombs. This was Iran’s status 22 years ago. And the Manhattan Project employed 1940s-era technology to invent and use the first atomic weapons in only three years, beginning from a purely theoretical understanding.
So by 2003, Iran was already a threshold nuclear-missile state. But for at least the last decade, the intelligence community has annually assessed that Iran could build atomic weapons in one year or less. On the other hand, less than a month ago, independent analysts at the Institute for Science and International Security assessed that Iran had a break-out time of as short as three months for its first nuclear weapon and five months for a second.
And there is no reason to believe U.S. and IAEA intelligence capabilities are so perfect that they can assuredly detect Iran’s clandestine efforts to build atomic weapons. Indeed, the U.S. and IAEA did not even know about Iran’s clandestine nuclear-weapons program until Iranian dissidents exposed it in 2002.
When our World War II Manhattan Project reached this stage, the U.S. was only months away from making the first atomic bombs. This was Iran’s status 22 years ago. And the Manhattan Project employed 1940s-era technology to invent and use the first atomic weapons in only three years, beginning from a purely theoretical understanding.
So by 2003, Iran was already a threshold nuclear-missile state. But for at least the last decade, the intelligence community has annually assessed that Iran could build atomic weapons in one year or less. On the other hand, less than a month ago, independent analysts at the Institute for Science and International Security assessed that Iran had a break-out time of as short as three months for its first nuclear weapon and five months for a second.
And there is no reason to believe U.S. and IAEA intelligence capabilities are so perfect that they can assuredly detect Iran’s clandestine efforts to build atomic weapons. Indeed, the U.S. and IAEA did not even know about Iran’s clandestine nuclear-weapons program until Iranian dissidents exposed it in 2002.
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Anonymous
ID: n5fGDLcH
6/22/2025, 7:59:58 AM No.508294491
>>508294030 (OP)
He is the antichrist confirmed.
He is the antichrist confirmed.
LUCIFER
!!P38zFLDUYUhID: b4B6oBLv
6/22/2025, 8:02:23 AM No.508294689
>>508294444
As we warned five years ago, it is implausible and imprudent to assume that Iran refrained from making atomic weapons for more than a decade, when they could do so clandestinely:
Iran probably has nuclear warheads for the Shahab-III medium-range missile, which they tested for making EMP attacks. . . . And at a time of its choosing, Iran could launch a surprise EMP attack against the United States by satellite, as they have apparently practiced with help from North Korea.
Why has Iran not gone overtly nuclear, like North Korea? There are several explanations. For one, North Korea is protected by China and lives in a safer neighborhood, where South Korea and Japan are reluctant to support U.S. military options to disarm Pyongyang. In contrast, Iran’s neighbors, Israel and moderate Arab states, are far more likely to support air strikes to disarm Tehran. As we warned five years ago, Iran probably wants to build enough nuclear missiles to make its capabilities irreversible:
Iran could be building a nuclear-capable missile force, partly hidden in tunnels, as suggested by its revelation of a vast underground missile basing system. . . . Iran is building toward a large, deployable, survivable, war-fighting missile force—to which nuclear weapons can be swiftly added as they are manufactured.
Moreover, Iran wants to preserve the fiction of its non-nuclear status. It has derived far more economic and strategic benefits from the JCPOA and threats to “go nuclear” than has North Korea from “going nuclear” overtly. Ominously, Iran may be forgoing the deterrence benefits of an overt nuclear posture because it is building toward surprise future employment of nuclear capabilities to advance the global theological agenda of the ayatollahs and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard.
As we warned five years ago, it is implausible and imprudent to assume that Iran refrained from making atomic weapons for more than a decade, when they could do so clandestinely:
Iran probably has nuclear warheads for the Shahab-III medium-range missile, which they tested for making EMP attacks. . . . And at a time of its choosing, Iran could launch a surprise EMP attack against the United States by satellite, as they have apparently practiced with help from North Korea.
Why has Iran not gone overtly nuclear, like North Korea? There are several explanations. For one, North Korea is protected by China and lives in a safer neighborhood, where South Korea and Japan are reluctant to support U.S. military options to disarm Pyongyang. In contrast, Iran’s neighbors, Israel and moderate Arab states, are far more likely to support air strikes to disarm Tehran. As we warned five years ago, Iran probably wants to build enough nuclear missiles to make its capabilities irreversible:
Iran could be building a nuclear-capable missile force, partly hidden in tunnels, as suggested by its revelation of a vast underground missile basing system. . . . Iran is building toward a large, deployable, survivable, war-fighting missile force—to which nuclear weapons can be swiftly added as they are manufactured.
Moreover, Iran wants to preserve the fiction of its non-nuclear status. It has derived far more economic and strategic benefits from the JCPOA and threats to “go nuclear” than has North Korea from “going nuclear” overtly. Ominously, Iran may be forgoing the deterrence benefits of an overt nuclear posture because it is building toward surprise future employment of nuclear capabilities to advance the global theological agenda of the ayatollahs and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard.
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Anonymous
ID: UrqcrFdX
6/22/2025, 8:04:14 AM No.508294831
>>508294030 (OP)
anything for the chad MBS
anything for the chad MBS
LUCIFER
!!P38zFLDUYUhID: b4B6oBLv
6/22/2025, 8:04:35 AM No.508294867
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Anonymous
ID: ILlmxzTJ
6/22/2025, 8:05:57 AM No.508294977
>>508294245
maga died in 2017, those cult members will never let go, there's ALWAYS another cope they could bring to the table.
maga died in 2017, those cult members will never let go, there's ALWAYS another cope they could bring to the table.
Anonymous
ID: 6uxSx8Qa
6/22/2025, 8:06:06 AM No.508294988
Why does Trump do that thing where he keeps his arms around stomach height, has his hands splayed out and open, and just stiffly moves them around as he talks? Like I know some people talk with their hands but the way he does it looks gay and autistic (like him).
Anonymous
ID: YHonLdrJ
6/22/2025, 8:07:49 AM No.508295116
LUCIFER
!!P38zFLDUYUhID: b4B6oBLv
6/22/2025, 8:08:22 AM No.508295170
>>508294867
The EMP Commission also found that, contrary to the claim that high-yield nuclear weapons are necessary for an EMP attack, that very
low-yield nuclear weapons of special design can produce significantly more EMP than high-yield nuclear weapons. The EMP Commission found further that Russia, probably China, and possibly North Korea are already in possession of such weapons. Russian military writings call these "Super-EMP'" nuclear weapons, and credibly claim that they can generate 200 kilovolts per meter--many times the 30 KVs/meter attributed to a high-yield (20 megaton) nuclear weapon of normal design. Yet a Super-EMP warhead can have a tiny explosive yield, perhaps only 1 kiloton, because it is specially designed to produce primarily gamma rays that generate the E1 electromagnetic shockwave component of the EMP effect. Super-EMP weapons are specialized to generate an overwhelming E1, and produce no E2 or E3 but do not need to, as their E1 is so potent.
In 2004, credible Russian sources warned the EMP Commission that design information and "brain drain'" from Russia had transferred to North Korea the capability to build a Super-EMP nuclear weapon "within a few years.'' In 2006 and again in 2008, North Korea tested a nuclear device of very low yield, 1-3 kilotons, and declared these tests successful. South Korean military intelligence, in open-source reporting, independently corroborates the Russian warning that North Korea is developing a Super-EMP nuclear warhead. North Korea's proclivity to sell anything to anyone, including missiles and nuclear technology to fellow rogue nations Iran and Syria, makes Pyongyang's possession of Super-EMP nuclear weapons especially worrisome.
The EMP Commission also found that, contrary to the claim that high-yield nuclear weapons are necessary for an EMP attack, that very
low-yield nuclear weapons of special design can produce significantly more EMP than high-yield nuclear weapons. The EMP Commission found further that Russia, probably China, and possibly North Korea are already in possession of such weapons. Russian military writings call these "Super-EMP'" nuclear weapons, and credibly claim that they can generate 200 kilovolts per meter--many times the 30 KVs/meter attributed to a high-yield (20 megaton) nuclear weapon of normal design. Yet a Super-EMP warhead can have a tiny explosive yield, perhaps only 1 kiloton, because it is specially designed to produce primarily gamma rays that generate the E1 electromagnetic shockwave component of the EMP effect. Super-EMP weapons are specialized to generate an overwhelming E1, and produce no E2 or E3 but do not need to, as their E1 is so potent.
In 2004, credible Russian sources warned the EMP Commission that design information and "brain drain'" from Russia had transferred to North Korea the capability to build a Super-EMP nuclear weapon "within a few years.'' In 2006 and again in 2008, North Korea tested a nuclear device of very low yield, 1-3 kilotons, and declared these tests successful. South Korean military intelligence, in open-source reporting, independently corroborates the Russian warning that North Korea is developing a Super-EMP nuclear warhead. North Korea's proclivity to sell anything to anyone, including missiles and nuclear technology to fellow rogue nations Iran and Syria, makes Pyongyang's possession of Super-EMP nuclear weapons especially worrisome.
Anonymous
ID: hpSj1rak
6/22/2025, 8:09:24 AM No.508295249
>>508294030 (OP)
Saar, do the needfull, saar
Saar, do the needfull, saar
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Anonymous
ID: RZ4W/066
6/22/2025, 8:09:53 AM No.508295284
>>508294030 (OP)
Thank you, mister trump, I will get to see dead mutts soon. Can't wait for the dead mutts kino
Thank you, mister trump, I will get to see dead mutts soon. Can't wait for the dead mutts kino
Anonymous
ID: KTnG4YQt
6/22/2025, 8:09:53 AM No.508295285
>>508294030 (OP)
BOMB the living shit out of anywhere in the Middle East. Don’t care if it’s Israel or Iran, bomb it.
BOMB the living shit out of anywhere in the Middle East. Don’t care if it’s Israel or Iran, bomb it.
LUCIFER
!!P38zFLDUYUhID: b4B6oBLv
6/22/2025, 8:10:15 AM No.508295320
>The EMP Commission also found that, contrary to the claim that high-yield nuclear weapons are necessary for an EMP attack, that very low-yield nuclear weapons of special design can produce significantly more EMP than high-yield nuclear weapons. The EMP Commission found further that Russia, probably China, and possibly North Korea are already in possession of such weapons. Russian military writings call these "Super-EMP'" nuclear weapons, and credibly claim that they can generate 200 kilovolts per meter--many times the 30 KVs/meter attributed to a high-yield (20 megaton) nuclear weapon of normal design. Yet a Super-EMP warhead can have a tiny explosive yield, perhaps only 1 kiloton, because it is specially designed to produce primarily gamma rays that generate the E1 electromagnetic shockwave component of the EMP effect. Super-EMP weapons are specialized to generate an overwhelming E1, and produce no E2 or E3 but do not need to, as their E1 is so potent.
>In 2004, credible Russian sources warned the EMP Commission that design information and "brain drain'" from Russia had transferred to North Korea the capability to build a Super-EMP nuclear weapon "within a few years.'' In 2006 and again in 2008, North Korea tested a nuclear device of very low yield, 1-3 kilotons, and declared these tests successful. South Korean military intelligence, in open-source reporting, independently corroborates the Russian warning that North Korea is developing a Super-EMP nuclear warhead. North Korea's proclivity to sell anything to anyone, including missiles and nuclear technology to fellow rogue nations Iran and Syria, makes Pyongyang's possession of Super-EMP nuclear weapons especially worrisome.
>In 2004, credible Russian sources warned the EMP Commission that design information and "brain drain'" from Russia had transferred to North Korea the capability to build a Super-EMP nuclear weapon "within a few years.'' In 2006 and again in 2008, North Korea tested a nuclear device of very low yield, 1-3 kilotons, and declared these tests successful. South Korean military intelligence, in open-source reporting, independently corroborates the Russian warning that North Korea is developing a Super-EMP nuclear warhead. North Korea's proclivity to sell anything to anyone, including missiles and nuclear technology to fellow rogue nations Iran and Syria, makes Pyongyang's possession of Super-EMP nuclear weapons especially worrisome.
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Anonymous
ID: W+LUgqBp
6/22/2025, 8:10:53 AM No.508295374
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Anonymous
ID: l43BSLvx
6/22/2025, 8:11:25 AM No.508295421
>>508294030 (OP)
It's worth pointing out how disgusting maga people are. They kept denying that trump will get involved in iran. Now they can't do that anymore so they all have fallen in line and say it's actually a good thing.
It's worth pointing out how disgusting maga people are. They kept denying that trump will get involved in iran. Now they can't do that anymore so they all have fallen in line and say it's actually a good thing.
LUCIFER
!!P38zFLDUYUhID: b4B6oBLv
6/22/2025, 8:11:40 AM No.508295444
>>508295320
>Another myth is that rogue states or terrorists need a sophisticated intercontinental ballistic missile to make an EMP attack.
>In fact, any missile, including short-range missiles that can deliver a nuclear warhead to an altitude of 30 kilometers or more, can make a catastrophic EMP attack on the United States, by launching off a ship or freighter. Indeed, Iran has practiced ship-launched EMP attacks using Scud missiles--which are in the possession of scores of nations and even terrorist groups. An EMP attack launched off a ship, since Scuds are common-place and a warhead detonated in outer space would leave no bomb debris for forensic analysis, could enable rogue states or terrorists to destroy U.S. critical infrastructures and kill millions of Americans anonymously.
>Another myth is that rogue states or terrorists need a sophisticated intercontinental ballistic missile to make an EMP attack.
>In fact, any missile, including short-range missiles that can deliver a nuclear warhead to an altitude of 30 kilometers or more, can make a catastrophic EMP attack on the United States, by launching off a ship or freighter. Indeed, Iran has practiced ship-launched EMP attacks using Scud missiles--which are in the possession of scores of nations and even terrorist groups. An EMP attack launched off a ship, since Scuds are common-place and a warhead detonated in outer space would leave no bomb debris for forensic analysis, could enable rogue states or terrorists to destroy U.S. critical infrastructures and kill millions of Americans anonymously.
Anonymous
ID: sMWvehxV
6/22/2025, 8:12:47 AM No.508295525
It's astounding how Trump consistently manages to be more niggerish than the actual nigger was.
Anonymous
ID: Qkz2tCsS
6/22/2025, 8:13:48 AM No.508295602
>>508294245
I'm pretty sure it's sarcastic bro relax we're just simple basket weavers here anyway
I'm pretty sure it's sarcastic bro relax we're just simple basket weavers here anyway
LUCIFER
!!P38zFLDUYUhID: b4B6oBLv
6/22/2025, 8:15:32 AM No.508295743
>Mother Nature can also pose an EMP threat. The Sun emits solar flares and coronal mass ejections that can strike the Earth's magnetosphere and generate a natural EMP in the form of a geomagnetic storm. Geomagnetic storms rarely affect the United States, but regularly damage nations located at high northern latitudes, such as Canada, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Russia. Damage from a normal geomagnetic storm can be severe. For example, in 1989 a geomagnetic storm over Canada destroyed the electric power grid in Quebec.
>The EMP Commission was the first to discover and report in 2004 that every hundred years or so the Sun produces a great geomagnetic storm. Great geomagnetic storms produce effects similar to the E3 EMP from a multi-megaton nuclear weapon, and so large that it would cover the entire United States--possibly even the entire planet. Geomagnetic storms, even great geomagnetic storms, generate no E1 or E2, only E3, technically called the magnetohydrodynamic EMP. Nonetheless, E3 alone from a great geomagnetic storm is sufficient to end modern civilization.
>The EMP produced, given the current state of unpreparedness by the United States and every nation on Earth, could collapse power grids everywhere on the planet and destroy EHV transformers and other electronic systems that would require years to repair or replace.
>Modern civilization cannot exist for a protracted period without electricity. Within days of a blackout across the United States, a blackout that could encompass the entire planet, emergency generators would run out of fuel, telecommunications would cease as would transportation due to gridlock, and eventually no fuel. Cities would have no running water and soon, within a few days, exhaust their food supplies. Police, Fire, Emergency Services and hospitals cannot long operate in a blackout. Government and industry also need electricity in order to operate.
>The EMP Commission was the first to discover and report in 2004 that every hundred years or so the Sun produces a great geomagnetic storm. Great geomagnetic storms produce effects similar to the E3 EMP from a multi-megaton nuclear weapon, and so large that it would cover the entire United States--possibly even the entire planet. Geomagnetic storms, even great geomagnetic storms, generate no E1 or E2, only E3, technically called the magnetohydrodynamic EMP. Nonetheless, E3 alone from a great geomagnetic storm is sufficient to end modern civilization.
>The EMP produced, given the current state of unpreparedness by the United States and every nation on Earth, could collapse power grids everywhere on the planet and destroy EHV transformers and other electronic systems that would require years to repair or replace.
>Modern civilization cannot exist for a protracted period without electricity. Within days of a blackout across the United States, a blackout that could encompass the entire planet, emergency generators would run out of fuel, telecommunications would cease as would transportation due to gridlock, and eventually no fuel. Cities would have no running water and soon, within a few days, exhaust their food supplies. Police, Fire, Emergency Services and hospitals cannot long operate in a blackout. Government and industry also need electricity in order to operate.
Anonymous
ID: Qkz2tCsS
6/22/2025, 8:15:43 AM No.508295752
>>508295374
You're Israeli in Australia
You're Israeli in Australia
Anonymous
ID: f1bkOfAk
6/22/2025, 8:15:55 AM No.508295769
God bless America!
Thank you for your attention to this matter!
Thank you for your attention to this matter!
Anonymous
ID: VnH5RxRJ
6/22/2025, 8:17:14 AM No.508295878
he just secured a decade of AOC/NEWSOM
LUCIFER
!!P38zFLDUYUhID: b4B6oBLv
6/22/2025, 8:17:52 AM No.508295926
>The EMP Commission warns that a natural or nuclear EMP event, given current unpreparedness, would likely result in societal collapse.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQIGeqYdlrY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQIGeqYdlrY
Anonymous
ID: DvBdIlBS
6/22/2025, 8:18:40 AM No.508295978
>>508295249
Lmao
Lmao
Anonymous
ID: 58yF9vcG
6/22/2025, 8:19:20 AM No.508296036
Anonymous
ID: kMsyDbi2
6/22/2025, 8:19:20 AM No.508296037
I think he did the right thing. Why tf do people on this board want Iran having nuclear weapons? Absolutely retarded. JDS (jew derangement syndrome) has broken these people. When you stare into the abyss and all that...
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Anonymous
ID: P3migt3m
6/22/2025, 8:19:32 AM No.508296046
>>508294444
>>508294689
> Look at the chart goy.
> Big boom if we don't get what we want
Fuck off kike, go and seethe faggot
>>508294689
> Look at the chart goy.
> Big boom if we don't get what we want
Fuck off kike, go and seethe faggot
Anonymous
ID: APDOReK7
6/22/2025, 8:19:48 AM No.508296068
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LUCIFER
!!P38zFLDUYUhID: b4B6oBLv
6/22/2025, 8:21:06 AM No.508296165
>>508296037
Iran has nuclear weapons and a credible nuclear deterrent already. There will be no invasion.
Iran has nuclear weapons and a credible nuclear deterrent already. There will be no invasion.
Anonymous
ID: P3migt3m
6/22/2025, 8:25:27 AM No.508296471
>>508296068
Shadow projection in politics is a powerful tool used by our elected leaders to explain who is backing them.
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xL9NYIwgNA
Shadow projection in politics is a powerful tool used by our elected leaders to explain who is backing them.
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xL9NYIwgNA
LUCIFER
!!P38zFLDUYUhID: b4B6oBLv
6/22/2025, 8:26:06 AM No.508296527
Israel and America, under the leadership of the Beast, are trying to provoke a global conflict.
Anonymous
ID: Q2fKeWON
6/22/2025, 8:26:49 AM No.508296586
For 12 years the O'Biden deep state protected radical islamic Iran regime while they were developing nuclear weapons. But no more.
Trump won. America won.
Trump won. America won.
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Anonymous
ID: mjxrjyNQ
6/22/2025, 8:27:58 AM No.508296676
>>508296037
I agree, israel needs to have their nikes taken away.
I agree, israel needs to have their nikes taken away.
LUCIFER
!!P38zFLDUYUhID: b4B6oBLv
6/22/2025, 8:28:24 AM No.508296709
>>508296586
Iran has had nuclear weapons for over twenty years.
Today, America lost. This will be the conflict that ends the empire.
Iran has had nuclear weapons for over twenty years.
Today, America lost. This will be the conflict that ends the empire.
Anonymous
ID: mJXPa6MP
6/22/2025, 8:28:56 AM No.508296749
Anonymous
ID: JAB8yADO
6/22/2025, 8:29:04 AM No.508296762
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Anonymous
ID: t83RqyBA
6/22/2025, 8:34:03 AM No.508297117
Thank you, Sir.
Anonymous
ID: Flt5GMCt
6/22/2025, 8:44:19 AM No.508297887
>>508296762
Draining the swamp...to the very last drop. Donnie doesn't spit out
Draining the swamp...to the very last drop. Donnie doesn't spit out