15 minute supercut of missiles hitting Israel. Do people still think Iran just got lucky that this was not a precision operation? If there weren't any civilian casualties it can't be because "they couldn't aim". Iran vs Israel is Cabal taking out each other with a little helping hand from the WHs.
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We don't know there haven't been any civilian casualties really.
Sure that's what Israel is saying but it's in their best interest to. Basic art of war "Appear strong when you are weak"
Essentially project that the enemies attacks are infective in order to discourage the enemy.
I HIGHLY doubt with all those missile strikes there aren't significant civilians killed. I don't care how accurate you are. This isn't a remote lightly populated area. Collateral damage is going to be almost guaranteed in these conditions.
I'd love to be wrong but I trust my intuition and common sense more than I trust any reports coming out of Israel controlled media.
I have heard:
"Iran is impotent, it was too scared to retaliate"
"Iran is evil, they just destroyed a bunch of Jews"
"Iran is incompetent, they couldnt kill a single Jew"
And now
"Iran must have killed civilians, but Israel is covering up"
Agreed, we are in the thick of the fog of battle and anything is possible.
BUT. The "appear strong when you are weak" doesn't really apply here. Sure, they would cover up any damage to military because that would make them look weak. But they thrive on civilian deaths. They would make the max use of any civilians who died to gain the sympathy of the world. After all, the whole reason for all this is to escalate this into a full fledged WW3, so they need all the civilian casualties they can collect to be able to escalate further.
We also know this from Oct 7th. They didnt "hide their weakness" but infact paraded it everywhere so they could start hitting back.
Okay but none of that has anything to do with what I'm saying.
Full disclosure; IDGAF about Israel, Palestine, Iran, or any other middle eastern country. I'm not an apologist for any side.
That being said ...
We just watched 15 straight minutes of missiles raining down on Jerusalem and we're supposed to believe that no civilians were killed at all? That's pretty damn miraculous. I'm going to go Occam's razor on that. Civilians were almost certainly killed and yet it's being kept quiet. The only question really is why.
Normally I would 100% agree with you.... But.... No one is coming to help them right now. Biden and the Dems aren't gonna get into a war right before the election. Especially since ALOT of their younger base are pro Palestine & Islam. The majority of Americans don't want it's troops sent overseas to fight in wars that don't involve us. Sending over troops now would be political suicide for the Dems and they know it.
So what can Israel do? Play a good defense for starters and act like the punches that landed didn't hurt. It's a bluff to discourage further attacks. Showing death and destruction would only motivate the other side at this junction.
I trust Israel's media and government about as much as I trust ours.
I genuinely hope I'm wrong but I'm just not that optimistic based upon what I'm seeing.
Nothing beyond the fact that what you were saying is a unique point of view.
This is the most important point. As long as we are not taking any side of this illusion, we are good!
Not very hard to imagine that, if it were a precision operation targeting critical military points.
I stopped using Occam's razor once I found Q, because according to occam's razor there is no grand conspiracy in this world. The world cannot be explained by the simplest possible explanation, by design, and hence using that to find answers would yield us wrong answers.
If that were really the case how do you explain all of Israeli actions, starting from allowing the Oct 7th to happen, to bold escalation against Gaza, Hamas, Lebenon, Iran etc? These are not actions of a country that stands alone, and wants to just survive.
However, these are indeed the actions of someone trying paint themselves into a corner, in the hopes of starting a WW3
Category error and logical fallacy.
Just because we've stumbled on to something that seemed far-fetched to most people that didn't share our level of pattern recognition, doesn't mean we should set aside basic logical processes. In fact Q teaches us to "think logically"
Occam's razor is a principle that suggests the simplest explanation is usually the best one when faced with multiple competing explanations.
We can actually use it to proof Q. So if you set it aside you've actually lost a good deal of your Q proofs and you're left with coincidences.
I don't know. And you don't know either. All we can do is speculate. There could have been a major attack coming that they got windows and they needed to preemptively attack in order to disrupt it. It could be countless other reasons. We don't know and we can't simply look at it from this very narrow position and especially with such a myopic view.
But which countries have sent troops over there to fight alongside them exactly? Has world War 3 started yet? No.
"No one is coming to help them right now. Biden and the Dems aren't gonna get into a war right before the election."
So far... Yes that is EXACTLY the case. If that changes I reserve the right to change my position But for now that's exactly where we're at.
I think we can both agree that Israel is a bad actor. Why is it such a stretch to think that they might be lying about civilians being killed? Again I think it's far more likely that those hundreds and hundreds of missile strikes, as precise as they could possibly be aimed, killed some civilians than it's likely that they did not. This is Urban warfare, not widespread isolated targets. Precision only works so well when you share three walls with civilians.
During war in Israel tjere are no civilians. The entire country becomes military. Likely they consider children combatant too. Remember the masada complex became the Goliath complex. So by definition they can say no civilians were killed. We know how they love to twist semantics.