Israel/Hamas going at it

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In reply to BULL • 11:39a, 9/27/24
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BULL said:
As Savage as it gets!

Think you have to credit his middle-class upbringing for his totally bad assery. Because Bibi IS a bad ass
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In reply to agent-maroon • 11:46a, 9/27/24
agent-maroon said:
richardag said:
YouBet said:
Israel hit 1,300 targets today in Lebanon and killed 500.
Who reported this? Are the numbers from Hezbollah, Lebanon or Iran?


Found this:

https://apnews.com/article/israel-palestinians-hamas-war-news-lebanon-hezbollah-e3ca9c83642056f962fdf76319e3b8de
Thank you, so in this article it was numbers from "Lebanese authorities".
If true it is unfortunate and people and the government of Lebanon should listen to the warnings they were given.
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11:47a, 9/27/24
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I'm as pro-Israel vs. the savages around them as anyone I know but wow this is really going hard after Hezbollah right now.

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In reply to YouBet • 11:47a, 9/27/24
YouBet said:
richardag said:
YouBet said:
Israel hit 1,300 targets today in Lebanon and killed 500.
Who reported this? Are the numbers from Hezbollah, Lebanon or Iran?


WSJ - the Lebanese.
Thank you.
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11:49a, 9/27/24
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I'm guessing there isn't going to be a huge infight for control of the organization right now if he is dead... maybe a lot of nominating other people for the role.
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In reply to nortex97 • 12:08p, 9/27/24
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Killing Nasrallah. After decapitating their special forces leadership. After using their comms to kill or maim thousands of their fighters and leaders


This is a clinic on counter terrorism operations
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In reply to Ag In Ok • 12:18p, 9/27/24
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Yes. And Pentagon denies knowing about the decapitation strike though IDF claimed they were told. Now:





Such a sad string of events for this lovely family:



A lot more on X:
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In reply to Ag In Ok • 12:19p, 9/27/24
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Ag In Ok said:
Killing nastallah. After decapitating their special forces leadership. After using their comms to kill or maim thousands of their fighters and leaders


This is a clinic on counter terrorism operations
Yes it is. Israel understands how to fight terrorism.

Make the enemy terrified of what will happen to them if you mess with Israelis.

October 7th finally pushed them to do what has been needed to be done for decades. Eliminate the threat completely.
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In reply to nortex97 • 12:21p, 9/27/24
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Yes. And Pentagon denies knowing about the decapitation strike though IDF claimed they were told. Now:





Such a sad string of events for this lovely family:



A lot more on X:


Now why would the roads be collapsing???????????????????
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12:23p, 9/27/24
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It's like they picked up the ant farm and shook it. All the tunnels are collapsing.
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12:44p, 9/27/24
Boom there it is! Boom there it is!
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12:45p, 9/27/24
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Huge News!!! Great Day!!!
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12:49p, 9/27/24
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Were I an upper level Hezbollah operative, I would be Nathan Wading it.
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In reply to mslags97 • 12:54p, 9/27/24
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mslags97 said:
Huge News!!! Great Day!!!


He ain't verified to be dead yet! Hope he has 72 virgin a holes waiting
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1:34p, 9/27/24
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Ugh.

Yay:


Details:


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Early accounts suggest the use of penetrating 'bunker buster' bombs or missiles in at least some of the airstrikes, which would make sense given the buried nature of the target as well as the large plumes of dark smoke.
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F-35s and F-15Is were the most likely platforms with the BLU-109 and GBU-28s being their most potent bunker busters. I'm shocked that building survived as long as it did. I wonder what will be Hezbollah's response. If Nasrallah died in the strike that could be a blow that might not be easily recoverable from..
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1:38p, 9/27/24
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If the Lebanese army (not certain of its actual fighting strength) wanted to take control of the country, now would be the time. Hezbollah has set back Lebanon a few centuries, this could ignite a larger power shift in Lebanon knowing how crippled H is now.
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In reply to agent-maroon • 1:38p, 9/27/24
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agent-maroon said:
BULL said:
As Savage as it gets!

Think you have to credit his middle-class upbringing for his totally bad assery. Because Bibi IS a bad ass


I was raised a middle class kid...
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In reply to Ag with kids • 1:40p, 9/27/24
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Ag with kids said:
agent-maroon said:
BULL said:
As Savage as it gets!

Think you have to credit his middle-class upbringing for his totally bad assery. Because Bibi IS a bad ass


I was raised a middle class kid... Terrorist eliminator.

FIFY
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In reply to Who?mikejones! • 1:58p, 9/27/24
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Who?mikejones! said:
nortex97 said:

A lot more on X:


Now why would the roads be collapsing???????????????????


My first thought. Things can only collapse into empty spaces.
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2:00p, 9/27/24
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https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog-september-27-2024/

Got em!
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In reply to ABATTBQ11 • 2:06p, 9/27/24
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ABATTBQ11 said:
Who?mikejones! said:
nortex97 said:

A lot more on X:


Now why would the roads be collapsing???????????????????


My first thought. Things can only collapse into empty spaces.

You mean "empty spaces" like natural caverns or metro sewer/water infrastructure?
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2:18p, 9/27/24
Netanyahu's speech was a thing of beauty. He put Iran on notice by saying anywhere in Iran could be touched if necessary.
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In reply to Ag In Ok • 2:35p, 9/27/24
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If the Lebanese army (not certain of its actual fighting strength) wanted to take control of the country, now would be the time. Hezbollah has set back Lebanon a few centuries, this could ignite a larger power shift in Lebanon knowing how crippled H is now.
It is complicated. Hezbollah has a fighting arm and a political one and they are sometimes in disagreement. Their political arm is more popular than their fighting one. Their fighting one (at least prior to the last few months) is more powerful than the Lebanese military by an order of magnitude.

Due to a complicated power-sharing system of government established by the Lebanese constitution, the government power is essentially evenly split between Sunni, Shia, and Christians. The military (by custom and agreement) is run by the Maronite Catholics (but consists of people of all faiths) and 85% of their equipment is American or European.

Most of the Sunni and Christian population would love to see Hezbollah eliminated but that doesn't mean they like Israel or would support Israeli action on Lebanese territory.

It's my personal belief (completely speculative) that elements of the Lebanese military are likely providing intelligence support for Israel with the help of the US. They cannot go public with this and must maintain an image of "anti-Israel aggression" to quell the less than 1/3 or so of the population who at least want the political branch of Hezbollah to remain a force in the country. The political branch of Hez is popular because they perform a lot of charitable acts, food distribution, etc.
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In reply to The Fall Guy • 2:37p, 9/27/24
The Fall Guy said:
https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog-september-27-2024/

Got em!
To quote Forrest Gump, "that's good, one less thing".
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In reply to AtticusMatlock • 2:57p, 9/27/24
AtticusMatlock said:
Ag In Ok said:
If the Lebanese army (not certain of its actual fighting strength) wanted to take control of the country, now would be the time. Hezbollah has set back Lebanon a few centuries, this could ignite a larger power shift in Lebanon knowing how crippled H is now.
It is complicated. Hezbollah has a fighting arm and a political one and they are sometimes in disagreement. Their political arm is more popular than their fighting one. Their fighting one (at least prior to the last few months) is more powerful than the Lebanese military by an order of magnitude.

Due to a complicated power-sharing system of government established by the Lebanese constitution, the government power is essentially evenly split between Sunni, Shia, and Christians. The military (by custom and agreement) is run by the Maronite Catholics (but consists of people of all faiths) and 85% of their equipment is American or European.

Most of the Sunni and Christian population would love to see Hezbollah eliminated but that doesn't mean they like Israel or would support Israeli action on Lebanese territory.

It's my personal belief (completely speculative) that elements of the Lebanese military are likely providing intelligence support for Israel with the help of the US. They cannot go public with this and must maintain an image of "anti-Israel aggression" to quell the less than 1/3 or so of the population who at least want the political branch of Hezbollah to remain a force in the country. The political branch of Hez is popular because they perform a lot of charitable acts, food distribution, etc.


Hezbollah also traffics drugs from South America, stolen autos, weapons, humans and launders cash through a network of overseas Lebanese businessmen. They even smuggled cigarettes here in the US from low tax North Carolina to small Middle Eastern-owned grocery stores in Michigan and New York, evading tobacco taxes in the northern states. In short, they are a crime syndicate which corrupts the places in which they operate, further funded by Iran, thanks to the cash grant by the Biden administration.
“If you’re going to have crime it should at least be organized crime”
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In reply to UTExan • 3:07p, 9/27/24
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UTExan said:
AtticusMatlock said:
Ag In Ok said:
If the Lebanese army (not certain of its actual fighting strength) wanted to take control of the country, now would be the time. Hezbollah has set back Lebanon a few centuries, this could ignite a larger power shift in Lebanon knowing how crippled H is now.
It is complicated. Hezbollah has a fighting arm and a political one and they are sometimes in disagreement. Their political arm is more popular than their fighting one. Their fighting one (at least prior to the last few months) is more powerful than the Lebanese military by an order of magnitude.

Due to a complicated power-sharing system of government established by the Lebanese constitution, the government power is essentially evenly split between Sunni, Shia, and Christians. The military (by custom and agreement) is run by the Maronite Catholics (but consists of people of all faiths) and 85% of their equipment is American or European.

Most of the Sunni and Christian population would love to see Hezbollah eliminated but that doesn't mean they like Israel or would support Israeli action on Lebanese territory.

It's my personal belief (completely speculative) that elements of the Lebanese military are likely providing intelligence support for Israel with the help of the US. They cannot go public with this and must maintain an image of "anti-Israel aggression" to quell the less than 1/3 or so of the population who at least want the political branch of Hezbollah to remain a force in the country. The political branch of Hez is popular because they perform a lot of charitable acts, food distribution, etc.


Hezbollah also traffics drugs from South America, stolen autos, weapons, humans and launders cash through a network of overseas Lebanese businessmen. They even smuggled cigarettes here in the US from low tax North Carolina to small Middle Eastern-owned grocery stores in Michigan and New York, evading tobacco taxes in the northern states. In short, they are a crime syndicate which corrupts the places in which they operate, further funded by Iran, thanks to the cash grant by the Biden administration.


Every government is a crime syndicate.
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3:13p, 9/27/24
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Book it.
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In reply to UTExan • 3:14p, 9/27/24
But Biden made them pinky swear not to use any of that on anything nefarious.
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3:16p, 9/27/24
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"Guys, meet me in the garage at 4. Don't tell the women. No phones/pagers."
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In reply to Poot • 3:18p, 9/27/24
Don't forget ol' Barry's contribution. No reason to let him off the hook!
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In reply to nortex97 • 3:19p, 9/27/24
Plus you don't call a meeting to tell everyone he's ok.
"I've lived through some terrible things in my life, some of which have actually happened."

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In reply to nortex97 • 3:21p, 9/27/24
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nortex97 said:


"Guys, meet me in the garage at 4. Don't tell the women. No phones/pagers."
"Can we open the garage door to get some air?"

"Sure, just don't push the button on that garage door open......"

Boom!
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3:27p, 9/27/24
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Rumor is that he was able to escape from the bunker after the bombing.

They are looking for his pieces.
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In reply to nortex97 • 3:30p, 9/27/24
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nortex97 said:


"Guys, meet me in the garage at 4. Don't tell the women. No phones/pagers."
Hey cool.

All the *******s together in one place...just like Israel likes it.
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