Quote from: Brent on Today at 11:53:22 AMIf the Shia regime isn't compatible with Iranian values who supports them?

 American liberals.

Quote from: DKG on Today at 06:04:57 AMExperts warn that accidents, cyberattacks, or political miscalculations could still trigger catastrophe.

These wacky dune coons can never be allowed to have nukes. I dont even like Paki's having them.

Quote from: Dove on March 06, 2026, 11:13:36 PMThe regime put a picture of an American flag on the ground in one of the universities there, right in the doorway

 And the students walk around it. They wont step on it.

Quote from: Dove on March 06, 2026, 11:13:36 PMThe regime put a picture of an American flag on the ground in one of the universities there, right in the doorway

 And the students walk around it. They wont step on it.

That is awesome.

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If the Shia regime isn't compatible with Iranian values who supports them?

I watched an interview with a Kurdish leader. He says there will be no regime change soon.

Quote from: DKG on Today at 05:50:14 AMOne of the world's oldest Christian communities is disappearing. Christians once made up roughly 11% of the population in the Holy Land. Today, they represent just about 1%.

Christians are persecuted by Palestinians.

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More than 15,000 nuclear weapons still exist across nine countries, and around 1,800 remain on high alert, ready to launch within minutes of a command. Even a small amount of highly enriched uranium could devastate an entire city and kill hundreds of thousands of people instantly. Despite the end of the Cold War, the nuclear threat has never fully disappeared. Experts warn that accidents, cyberattacks, or political miscalculations could still trigger catastrophe.

One of the world's oldest Christian communities is disappearing. Christians once made up roughly 11% of the population in the Holy Land. Today, they represent just about 1%.