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Salam

So how do members think this conflict likely plays out in the next few weeks 

not politically so much but militarily 

 

thanks 

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Salam,

Where was Iraq? When Imam al-Hussain needed the people of Kufa, where were they?

They don't understand, Ayatullah al-Udhma, Sayed Ali Khamanei , as Mehdi Hasan on Zeteo has said, was a religious ruler. Not merely a political one.

But Israel effectively brought tensions between Iraqi's and Iranians, and Sunni and Shia. 

Imam al-Hussain as was martyred, and Allah is a witness.

There will be a day they are held to account, i pray by Allah Nethanyahu and Trump are raised with Pharoh and Nimrod, and that Allah humiliates them and punishes them in the worst of ways.

O Allah, i beg you, we beg you on your Holy Month, bring forth retribution towards those who murder and commit evil. We beg you with the begging of one only now left helpless, with only you as our helper. 

You are the one who granted the Muslims victories at Badr, Khandaq, and Khaybar. You are the one who softened the iron for Dawud as against Goliath. You are the transcendent who controls every atom in this universe. 

O Allah i beg you, we beg you, end this tyranny and blood-shed. 

Our people are disunited, scattered, self-sabotaging. 

We only have you O Allah, whatever happens is what you will and allow to happen.

They plan and you Plan O Allah, and you are the best of planners.

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33 minutes ago, Panzerwaffe said:

not politically so much but militarily 

They are the same thing in this case.  

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I think the American economy is going to crash at a time AI is taking office jobs. 

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People are crying online about this being the start of WW3. I think they're wrong.  Where are Iran's allies? It isn't WW3 if it's one country usurping and occupying another,  it's just imperialism.  

There are 2 ways this could be the start of WW3, both unlikely.  

1. Russia and China retaliate against the United States on Iran's behalf.  

2. The war is the whole world against the United States and a few allies.  

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As Nethanyahu has said, the war is now online.

We need you all on YouTube comments, online, posting articles, creating videos, combating paid Israeli propaganda with organic, genuine resistance. 

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57 minutes ago, notme said:

Russia and China retaliate against the United States on Iran's behalf.  

Not happening. All they've offered so far is nothing burgers. 

58 minutes ago, notme said:

The war is the whole world against the United States and a few allies.

Not happening either. 

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12 hours ago, Panzerwaffe said:

Salam

So how do members think this conflict likely plays out in the next few weeks 

not politically so much but militarily 

 

thanks 

Wassalam, 

What I think is going to happen is that Iran will do what it does best- turn it into a war of attrition. 

They are going to make the war costly to sustain for the US and allies and test their political will. Attacking military hardware, assets in the region etc. 

 

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I agree the war may be a war of attrition. It seems unlikely the war would stop anytime during the 40 day mourning period for Ayatollah Khamenei. Violent protests have erupted at the US embassies in Pakistan and Iraq protesting his death and things are just beginning. It’s possible the economy will be hit so hard US/Israel will beg Iran to stop for sanctions relief. Only to later retract sanctions relief if/when the fighting stops. 
 

AI is forecasted to take so many jobs this year and next in the US. The impact of this war on top of this is not sustainable. 

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14 hours ago, Panzerwaffe said:

Salam

So how do members think this conflict likely plays out in the next few weeks 

not politically so much but militarily 

 

thanks 

WS

I think its all water under the bridge and one more step towards what has to happen. The Epstein regime is foolish to expect a regime change in Iran because it was the people who wanted the revolution and theocracy, being tired of corruption and pettiness so they won't be changing their minds and the minorities can't do much about it.

It feels good to see someone from SC's old gang posting. What do you think will happen?

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17 hours ago, notme said:

They are the same thing in this case.  

In all wars they are intertwined but military operations are still distinct from political maneuvers 

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5 hours ago, AbdusSibtayn said:

Wassalam, 

What I think is going to happen is that Iran will do what it does best- turn it into a war of attrition. 

They are going to make the war costly to sustain for the US and allies and test their political will. Attacking military hardware, assets in the region etc. 

 

Right 

if we get any western troops on the ground 

seems like they are trying to avoid that 

 

will Iraq or Pakistan turn against Iran ?

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6 hours ago, notme said:

People are crying online about this being the start of WW3. I think they're wrong.  Where are Iran's allies? It isn't WW3 if it's one country usurping and occupying another,  it's just imperialism.  

There are 2 ways this could be the start of WW3, both unlikely.  

1. Russia and China retaliate against the United States on Iran's behalf.  

2. The war is the whole world against the United States and a few allies.  

You really don’t this to turn nuclear 

otherwise it’s collective suicide 

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7 hours ago, notme said:

People are crying online about this being the start of WW3. I think they're wrong.  Where are Iran's allies? It isn't WW3 if it's one country usurping and occupying another,  it's just imperialism.  

There are 2 ways this could be the start of WW3, both unlikely.  

1. Russia and China retaliate against the United States on Iran's behalf.  

2. The war is the whole world against the United States and a few allies.  

Maybe not THE start of WW3 as much as lead up to or a joint cause of it.

I feel in my gut that the world is marching towards WW3 within the next year. 

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On 3/2/2026 at 1:54 AM, Panzerwaffe said:

Right 

if we get any western troops on the ground 

seems like they are trying to avoid that 

 

will Iraq or Pakistan turn against Iran ?

How far they can ignore the wrath of their people remains to be seen. 

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On 2/28/2026 at 7:28 PM, Essentials123 said:

I think the American economy is going to crash at a time AI is taking office jobs. 

Offtopic post but American economy is crashing due to not only AI but outsourcing of white collar jobs to other countries such as India/the Philipines where it is less expensive. Also Trump tried to fix this by bringing back manufacturing, which I think it is a good idea to bring back, but the way he did it was the most incompetent way.

Regarding Iran, things will continue the way they are unless China/Russia attacks the US for Iran which will cause WW3 or somehow israel does a false flag in the US and place the blame on Iran which will lead the US to a boots on ground war.

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8 hours ago, HumanBeing44 said:

ground war.

Iran is a fortress surrounded by mountains. A ground invasion would be a disaster for America. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Iran-geographic_map.svg

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8 minutes ago, Abu Nur said:

They will unleash their proxies.

It seems like this has just started, as Saudi forces are currently in Bahrain to squash the popular uprising to topple the Al-Khalifa family. But nonetheless, the proxies attempting to climb the mountains that surround Iran would appear to be a failed attempt. 

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I don't think any ground forces can hope to occupy Iran. Its a country with the policy that any kids going for higher education have to serve in the army/police for i think 2 years. So think of them as 90 million trained militia. And most of them are momineen (sure there is the secular types in places like Tehran who we can safely expect to cower and pose zero resistance to occupation). This morale factor is an often overlooked gargantuan thing in any conflict. Even terror outfits won't be able to operate easily or for long if the Zioslime decide to send more of those inside Iran, they always failed before and its why Iran is ISIS free. The trans and other misoriented misinformed ptsd plagued western regulars they won't survive as occupation forces for more than some days. Then the Iranian terrain features mean things like armored support will be ineffective. I have always figured that the Epsteinist generals realize all this and it must be the reason they never put their hooves on the ground in Iran.

Even in the plains and cities of Iraq the occupation failed when resistance resorted to use IEDs (I always wished Pakistanis would learn of IED magic to free themselves of their current Zio regime).

Iran seems to be the ideal nation on the planet for winning long wars.

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Iranian missile launches have already reduced over the last 2 days. This does show there is some sucess from the enemy on suppressing their capabilities 

 

At this stage if Islamic Republic survives the war without any negotiation on their missile capability it will be a win for them. 

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20 minutes ago, Hassu93 said:

Iranian missile launches have already reduced over the last 2 days. This does show there is some sucess from the enemy on suppressing their capabilities 

 

At this stage if Islamic Republic survives the war without any negotiation on their missile capability it will be a win for them. 

That's a part of the attrition strategy. They are firing slow and steady salvos to get the occupiers to reveal their defense systems, and then smoking those systems with aggressive barrages. 

The IRGC have destroyed two THAAD defense systems in less than a week; people don't realize how big this is. THAAD is irreplaceable, they don't have any spares in their warehouse to restock them, which is proved by the fact that they're pulling them out of South Korea. Also, they are massively expensive, which imposes punishing costs on the enemy. You can't make new one in hours or even a day or two, making new ones is going to take days altogether. 

On the Lebanese front, the occupiers are being mauled by Hezbollah. The mujahids have destroyed four Merkava tanks in a single day. Despite the loss of Syria, they are still going strong. 

The IRGC are also upping their intelligence game. They are hitting enemy nests in the UAE and Bahrain with greater accuracy. On the other hand, they could get wind that the assembly of experts building was going to be hit, and could evacuate all the members beforehand. 

This is going to be a long war of attrition. Have faith. The prayers of Imam al-Asr (aj) are with them; he'll not leave his children in the thick of the war. 

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2 hours ago, Panzerwaffe said:

Where is Qays khizali ? Is he revolting too ?

He's definitely doing something. There have been steady drone attacks on American based in Iraq too. 

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12 minutes ago, AbdusSibtayn said:

That's a part of the attrition strategy. They are firing slow and steady salvos to get the occupiers to reveal their defense systems, and then smoking those systems with aggressive barrages. 

The IRGC have destroyed two THAAD defense systems in less than a week; people don't realize how big this is. THAAD is irreplaceable, they don't have any spares in their warehouse to restock them, which is proved by the fact that they're pulling them out of South Korea. Also, they are massively expensive, which imposes punishing costs on the enemy. You can't make new one in hours or even a day or two, making new ones is going to take days altogether. 

On the Lebanese front, the occupiers are being mauled by Hezbollah. The mujahids have destroyed four Merkava tanks in a single day. Despite the loss of Syria, they are still going strong. 

The IRGC are also upping their intelligence game. They are hitting enemy nests in the UAE and Bahrain with greater accuracy. On the other hand, they could get wind that the assembly of experts building was going to be hit, and could evacuate all the members beforehand. 

This is going to be a long war of attrition. Have faith. The prayers of Imam al-Asr (aj) are with them; he'll not leave his children in the thick of the war. 

I am still sceptical on them playing it slow. The war is not going to be a long never ending one. They have 3-4 weeks at max or 12-14 days like the previous war. The launches of missiles gradually decreased over the days very likely they got hit

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Just now, Hassu93 said:

I am still sceptical on them playing it slow. The war is not going to be a long never ending one. They have 3-4 weeks at max or 12-14 days like the previous war. The launches of missiles gradually decreased over the days very likely they got hit

Not really, going all out raging point blank serves absolutely no purpose right now. They also have limited resources, they're all alone after all, and those scarce resources must be used judiciously. I'm not denying that there might have been losses, but they can also bounce back if they play it smart. 

Which is why precision strikes, instead of big barrages, is the way to go in a long term war. The missiles have to wait for when the B2 bombers arrive. Let them slowly but steadily exhaust the enemy's missile defenses in the meantime. 

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As I had anticipated.... 

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3 more Hezbollah missiles lobbed towards Izril (most likely Haifa)! Two intercepted apparently, but the third one made MAJOR impacts, and ambulances are rushing to the impact site. 

This is our Shaami lions operating at limited capacity, while fasting, with all the odds against them. Imagine what they'd be capable of if they had a freer hand. 

KEEP PUNISHING THE OCCUPIERS! 

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5 hours ago, Abu Nur said:

Iraqi/Iranian kurdish forces are soon entering from Iraq to Iran. May Allah (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى) curse them and wipe them out.

 

30 minutes ago, Fahad32 said:

The Kurds overtly being a cog in the empire's machine is absolutely shameless. How will they appear before their Lord on the day of Judgement?

Compare these shabbos goyim sellouts with the Shia Kurds of Iraq, like the Feylis, who are so religious and would never stab their brothers in the back. 

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From the last night, Iran has been shooting cluster missiles at the occupation to exhaust the interceptors. 

A continuation of the same long term attrition strategy. 

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2 hours ago, Fahad32 said:

The Kurds overtly being a cog in the empire's machine is absolutely shameless. How will they appear before their Lord on the day of Judgement?

Sons of salahuddin the blood thirsty war criminal what do you expect 

they have worked for and betrayed everyone 

they are best when fighting against Turks 

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