Quote from: Dove on April 12, 2026, 07:29:36 AMMy urologist when I was going through years of kidney stones and kidney infections was an older Chinese man. He was the BEST urologist i ever had. He got me through damage done by another urologist.

 When he did surgical procedures on me, id wake up and id be woozy from general anesthesia and pain meds...but id feel great. Sleep it off and feel wonderful. If his partner did it? I'd feel like someone beat my ass for days.

 I dont know what he did that was so different but he had the touch I guess. I would make SURE he was my surgeon for that reason. My recovery was a breeze with him.

 He had terrible bedside manner but he was good at medicine and thats the important thing. I would talk and joke and he would look at me like I was nuts. After a while he started grinning and shaking his head lol.

 We don't have many Asain doctors here. We have a lot of Indian doctors and European doctors.  I  wont lie...the Indian ones skeeve me out a bit because...well, India.

Chink doctors are the best.

Crude oil and LNG exports from the US are booming.

A scheduled U.S. naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and nearby waters started at 10 a.m. ET on April 13 amid a tenuous ceasefire between the United States and Iran, coming after talks in Pakistan fell through, according to a maritime trade group.

The UK Maritime �Trade Operations (UKMTO) agency said on April 13 that it has been informed �that effective �from 2 p.m. Coordinated Universal Time, or 10 a.m. ET, maritime �access restrictions are �being enforced, affecting Iranian ports and coastal �areas, including �locations along the Persian Gulf, ‌Gulf ⁠of Oman, and Strait of Hormuz.

"Access restrictions apply �without �distinction ⁠to vessels of any �flag engaging �with ⁠Iranian ports, oil terminals, or ⁠coastal �facilities," UKMTO's advisory states.

It states that "transit passage through the Strait of Hormuz to or from non-Iranian destinations is not reported to be impeded by these measures; however, vessels may encounter military presence, directed communications, or right-of-visit procedures during passage."

Iran is in no position to make demands given their so-called "economic terrorism" bullshit that they're imposing on the world. And if Iran starts triggering any of the 6000 underwater mines through the strait... they will be ultimately fucked. Game over...

I had to get rid of one of my news networks, Channel 9, because of their biased attitude towards Trump. These cunts are supposed to be fucking impartial.

Sky News it is!

Iran: We will block the Straight of �Hormuz.
Trump: Me too.
Iran: Wait... What?
Trump: Your move, asshole.

Quote from: Herman on April 14, 2026, 05:50:36 PMIran: We will block the Straight of �Hormuz.
Trump: Me too.
Iran: Wait... What?
Trump: Your move, asshole.

I once told the leftist mob, during the presidential election, that Trump will win a second term because he was an astute businessman rather than a regular run-of-the-mill politician... and they laughed in my face.

Trump wanted the Iranians to become economic terrorists and simply show their hand with regard to the Straight Of Ho'muz. Now that the world has seen the threat and devastation they potentially have on global economics, Trump has potentially won the hand.

These terrorists have been hiding around civilian and medical facilities as well as schools, and just wanting an excuse for potential collateral damage to occur. We all witnessed that absolute bullshit regarding the school that got nailed full of students. Fucking mistakes can happen... it's war.

Just last week when Trump threatened to bomb a few more nuclear power plants, what does the Iranian president do in retaliation?? Urge all the young people to join hands around the power plants and play fucking ringaround arosie!!!

FFS... now that's raghead mentality.

Donald Trump said on April 15 that he believes the war in Iran is "close to over," despite recent U.S.–Iran peace talks in Pakistan ending without an agreement.

"I think it's close to over. I mean, I view it as very close to over," Trump said in an interview with Fox News host Maria Bartiromo that aired April 15.

Trump said that Tehran would take decades to rebuild its country after the damage caused by the war, and that he believes the Iranian regime wants to make a deal with the United States. The temporary ceasefire is set to expire next week.

"You know what, if I pulled up stakes right now, it would take them 20 years to rebuild their country, and we're not finished," he said. "We'll see what happens. I think they want to make a deal very badly."

Trump told the New York Post on April 14 that another round of U.S.–Iran peace talks could take place in Pakistan over the next two days, though it remains unclear whether a meeting has been set yet.