which would be very silly to get involved
Them bases don’t have no iron dome, arrow whatever, David slingshot, THAAD or anything else…
straight sitting there minding there business bout to get fucked
Iran vs Israel/US: 6/21 USA bombed 3 nuclear plants in Iran, ceasefire agreed 6/24 The Next Israel–Iran War Is Coming” — Could erupt before December
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which would be very silly to get involved
Them bases don’t have no iron dome, arrow whatever, David slingshot, THAAD or anything else…
straight sitting there minding there business bout to get fucked
it’s funny folks thought Iran was playing when they warned “we have shit yall won’t like” or “when we start yall will ask us to stop”
They said true promise 1 & 2 were test runs, folks laughed
Now they turning Tel Aviv into Rafah, folks are shocked
They over promote their attacks. What is the point of saying anything BEFORE you attack. They are on Twitter saying they are ABOUT to make Israel uninhabitable, that they will be attacked like no one has ever seen before etc etc. Just do it. Thusfar, their responses have not measured up to what they have said they would be and Israel doesn't seem to be respecting the threats.
Shit like this. What is the point? Tonight's attack will not be as described in this post.
There is a Black community in Dimona, originally for the United States: I hope they are safe.
Here is one of them filming:
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It's called fair warning and having an organized itinerary. So far, Iran has been delivering on the storm forecasts. Besides, these announcements give me good time to reload on snacks before tuning in. I can dig it.
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"Get off my back! It's been a while since we bombed people who were actually allowed to fight back."
American Zionists are locked in Israel.....and can't come home....
Mentioned this years ago. They aren't going after Iran, this is about the takedown of Bibi. Israel is the target, no matter what the news says. The airspace over Iran is being protected by the US...
News is twisting what's really going on, this is a strategic military mission.
They're going to scare you into thinking there will be a major event but wont come to fruition.
Something on a 9/11 event scale may happen in the US, so keep your eyes peeled
News is twisting what's really going on, this is a strategic military mission.
They're going to scare you into thinking there will be a major event but wont come to fruition.
Something on a 9/11 event scale may happen in the US, so keep your eyes peeled
You think Americans shot down their own F-35 jets on 5 different accusations
A traitor to Iran....
Yep, especially since it was the CIA who installed his father as the leader of Iran after they overthrew the democratically elected Prime Minister, Mohammad Mosaddegh
It’s probably true not saying it will stick
This been the play once they started calling for regime change…
when Bibi started begging Iranians to go against the IRGC
Damn he really 2nd generation puppet
this nut wants the end of days, so Christ can return
https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveb...ext-message-of-praise-this-moment-sought-you/
https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveb...ext-message-of-praise-this-moment-sought-you/
I think they're portraying a narrative.
Confusion is most likely a necessity.
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Donald Trump jabs Emmanuel Macron over comments about his early departure from G7
President Donald Trump speaks with reporters while flying aboard Air Force One en route from Calgary, Canada to Joint Base Andrews, Md., late Monday, June 16, 2025. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein)
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PARIS (AP) — What began with a handshake evolved into turbulence at 33,000 feet as one of diplomacy’s oddest relationships took another strange turn.
The political chemistry that once defined the Trump–Macron dynamic — immortalized by a famously tense 29-second handshake in 2017 — was nowhere to be seen in midair Tuesday when U.S. President Donald Trump blasted his French counterpart on social media.
As Trump departed the G7 summit early, French President Emmanuel Macron tried to reframe the exit as strategic.
“There is indeed an offer to meet and exchange,” Macron told reporters, suggesting the U.S. might help broker a ceasefire between Israel and Iran.
But aboard Air Force One, Trump responded with a swipe that accused Macron of showboating.
“Wrong! He is ‘publicity seeking’ and always gets it wrong,” Trump said in a post on his Truth Social site. “He has no idea why I am now on my way to Washington… Much bigger than that. Stay tuned!”
From left, France’s President Emmanuel Macron, Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney and President Donald Trump, pose during a group photo at the G7 Summit, Monday, June 16, 2025, in Kananaskis, Canada. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein)
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The takedown punctured Macron’s narrative and revealed a rupture in a relationship that has featured theater, flattery and touch.
Macron, who once styled himself as a “Trump whisperer,” has long used charm and proximity to try to manage the unpredictable U.S. leader, often contrasting himself with more openly critical peers like Germany’s Angela Merkel. But those efforts are far from foolproof.
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Questioning a push for regime change
But as Trump became increasingly aggressive in his comments about Iran, urging Tehran’s “ UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER,” Macron eventually offered a blunt counter assessment, saying a push for regime change in Iran would spark “chaos” and further destabilize the Middle East.“We do not want to see Iran acquire nuclear weapons or ballistic capabilities,” Macron told reporters at the G7. “But I believe the greatest mistake today would be to pursue regime change in Iran through military means, as that would lead to chaos.”
Recalling the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq, he continued: “Does anyone think what was done in Iraq in 2003 was a good idea? Does anyone think what was done in Libya last decade was a good idea? No.”
Macron also noted that he’d had ″the best relations in the world″ with Trump during the U.S. president’s first term.
Their diplomatic style has never been purely transactional — and has often been tactile. From their earliest encounters, physical gestures have been part of the pageantry: Trump’s firm pats and arm-yanks, Macron’s theatrical poise and instinctive touches.
French President Emmanuel Macron, left, meets U.S President Donald Trump during a ceremony to mark the 75th anniversary of D-Day at the Normandy American Cemetery in Colleville-sur-Mer, Normandy, France, on June 6, 2019. (Ian Langsdon/Pool via AP, File)
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The roots of their rapport run deep. In 2017, Macron dazzled Trump with a Bastille Day parade, formal dinners and white-knuckle handshakes. A viral 29-second grip — knuckles white, jaws clenched — set the tone for a relationship of theatrical dominance.
The physical choreography evolved over the years: Trump yanking Macron’s arm at the Élysée, Macron placing a steadying hand on Trump’s thigh in Washington. Their February 2025 White House meeting brought a refined version of the dance as Macron delivered corrections with charm, countering Trump’s Ukraine comments while laughing at Fort Knox jokes.
France’s President Emmanuel Macron arrives during the official welcome of the G7 Summit, Monday, June 16, 2025, in Kananaskis, Canada. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein)
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Signals of strain before the summit
Trump joked about Macron’s marriage last month after a video of Brigitte Macron playfully pushing her husband surfaced. “Make sure the door remains closed,” he quipped, before adding: “They’re fine.”But the chill had already begun to set in.
This month, Macron traveled to Greenland — a territory Trump has floated buying — to express solidarity with Danish sovereignty.
“This is not what is done between allies,” Macron said, in a message to Trump.
The G7 summit, intended to project Western unity on Russia and Iran, instead showcased fracture. Trump skipped the final sessions, refused to back new Russia sanctions, and warned Tehran to “immediately evacuate.”
Macron — who announced Tuesday that France will host the next G7 summit in 2026 at the lakeside Alpine resort of Evian-les-Bains — tried to frame the early exit as useful. Trump’s one-line rebuttal shut that down.
Trump’s clash with Macron wasn’t the only unscripted moment to puncture the summit’s polished exterior. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni was filmed rolling her eyes as Macron whispered in her ear during a roundtable — a clip that quickly lit up social media. It was a flash of visible tension at a gathering meant to project unity amid war, economic uncertainty and global unrest.
President Donald Trump shakes hands with French President Emmanuel Macron during a meeting at the U.S. Embassy, May 25, 2017, in Brussels. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci, File)
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A turnabout
Later aboard Air Force One, Trump softened his tone. When reporters asked about the outburst, he replied: “That was Emmanuel — nice guy but he doesn’t get it right too often.”The pivot was familiar.
“It’s difficult to be confident about any clear arc in President Trump’s reactions to people or events,” said Dana Allin, U.S. policy expert at the International Institute for Strategic Studies. “He tends to be disinhibited — he says what’s on his mind, and that can change quickly.”
There was no handshake this time. No shoulder clap. Just a flick of the thumb — and a public slap across the alliance.
The dynamic, Allin suggests, reflects a shift in how Europe engages with Washington. In Trump’s first term, many European leaders treated his behavior as a storm they could wait out.
“Now it seems like a more permanent thing,” Allin said.
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