A Message from COL. Doug Macgregor: “All For What”

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Published: 2026-06-01
Author: COL. Douglas Macgregor
Post Date: 2026-06-01 18:06:34 by nolu chan
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A Message from COL. Doug Macgregor: “All For What”

Judge Napolitano - Judging Freedom

Jun 1, 2026

A war “you didn’t vote for” and a supply chain that snaps at Hormuz. COL. Douglas Macgregor ties fuel, fertilizer, food prices, and foreign influence into one blunt thesis.

Gas up. Grocery bill up. Then ask the question nobody in Washington wants on camera: “Who is governing this country and for whom?” Hear the argument and decide for yourself.

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#1: Pinguinite    To: nolu chan (#0)

Macgregor is good.  Not Deep State material.  

Trump has completely lost his way with Iran.

Pinguinite posted on 2026-06-02 15:22:41   Reply   Private Reply


#2: nolu chan    To: Pinguinite (#1)

It's a real mess. Trump has just been searching for an off ramp that does not leave him looking like a fool. 
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Great job on the software. 

nolu chan posted on 2026-06-03 01:05:44   Reply   Private Reply


#3: Pinguinite    To: nolu chan (#2)

Thank you.

Don't need the <p> tags any more.  Software replaces blank lines with them implicitly.  

It's a work in progress.

Pinguinite posted on 2026-06-03 03:50:29   Reply   Private Reply


#4: nolu chan    To: Pinguinite (#3)

I looked for the preview button and didn't see one so I proceeded to send and see what happens. It appears that the screen is WYSIWYG and eliminates the need for going back and forth between screens. Nice.

nolu chan posted on 2026-06-03 13:11:50   Reply   Private Reply


#5: Pinguinite    To: nolu chan (#4)

Yes, the old software allowed HTML coding embeds so a preview was required.  This version employs WYSIWYG which renders previewing redundant.  At least in theory....

A step up from that would migrate the reply action directly into the main thread, but... the benefit would be kinda marginal, I think.  

The old software ran for some 24 years, which in the industry would win awards, if there was such an award system in place for software.

Pinguinite posted on 2026-06-03 13:24:19   Reply   Private Reply


#6: A K A Stone    To: Pinguinite (#1)

He is so good that he said Russia would beat Ukraine in a few days.

 

He makes a lot of stuff up.

 

A K A Stone posted on 2026-06-05 21:47:59   Reply   Private Reply


#7: nolu chan    To: A K A Stone (#6)

Kiev was supposed to fall in 72 hours. General Mark Milley said so.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/gen-milley-says-kyiv-could-fall-within-72-hours-if-russia-decides-to-invade-ukraine-sources

Gen. Milley says Kyiv could fall within 72 hours if Russia decides to invade Ukraine: sources

Milley told lawmakers that Kyiv could fall within 72 hours if a full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine occurs

By Jacqui Heinrich, Adam Sabes

Fox News

Published February 5, 2022 7:49pm EST | Updated February 5, 2022 8:37pm EST

Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley told lawmakers that Kyiv could fall within 72 hours if a full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine takes place, multiple congressional sources tell Fox News.

Milley told lawmakers during closed-door briefings on Feb. 2 and 3 that a full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine could result in the fall of Kyiv within 72-hours, and could come at a cost of 15,000 Ukrainian troop deaths and 4,000 Russian troop deaths.

[...]

 

 

 

nolu chan posted on 2026-06-06 23:36:39   Reply   Private Reply


#8: Pinguinite    To: A K A Stone (#6)

He is a former combat vet, serving as an officer leading troops under fire.  Granted it was under lopsided military advantage,  but he's been there & done that.

Yes, he made assessments early on in the Ukraine war about overwhelming Ukraine that hasn't exactly happened, but it's also true Russia has still not never even declared war.  Maybe that's Putin's strategy.  Ukraine cannot join NATO as long as the conflict persists.  But being wrong a few times is not a sign of failure.  It's normal.

I certainly believe he is correct on a great many points in today's conflicts.  

Pinguinite posted on 2026-06-07 11:36:49   Reply   Private Reply


#9: Pinguinite    To: nolu chan (#7)

Baghdad took 30 days to fall, and yet our Pentagon said Russia could take Kiev in 72 hours?  

That assessment was grossly optimistic, and did not come from Russia itself.  It came from the Pentagon, potentially as part of a propaganda effort against Russia to point to when it didn't happen.

The first 2-3 months of the Ukraine war, Putin's strategy was different.  It was not intended as a full scale war.  Forces did march on Kiev directly and bypassed entire cities which is not what you do in war.  That nearly succeeded but stopped in part perhaps to good resistance by Ukraine but also by due to an agreement made between Zelensky and Putin.  Putin then cancelled that part of the operation, and then PM Boris in the UK told Ukraine, that no, forget the agreement, NATO would help.  And Zelensky trashed the agreement.  Putin only then converted to a formal invasion.  Ukraine has of course  suffered massively for that and pre-war decisions that could have prevented the whole thing.  And of course the US sponsored coup in Ukraine in 2014 is what planted the seeds of this whole disaster.

It certainly can be considered embarrassing for Russia to have not dominated more in Ukraine in all this time.  Possible reasons:  Lack of commitment as Russia has not even formally declared war, maybe tied to political resistance within Russia;  A strategic decision as Ukraine cannot join NATO as long as the conflict continues;  A lack of any timetable by Russia, as perhaps the somewhat minimal effort minimizes casualties, at least on a month to month basis.  Russia's population is certainly a weakness.  If WW2 didn't happen, Russia would probably be about 2x its population today.  That shortage likely contributes to a military handicap.

Whatever the reasons, the conflict there and with Iran is certainly showing the world the current style of war that current technology brings us.  Drones and missiles dominate.  Expensive military hardware, which the US specializes in, shows the economic factor in weaponry, as using $2 million dollar missiles to take down a $25,000 drone is not sustainable even against a country that is otherwise relatively modest in capability.  

I expect navies will become obsolete before too long.  One hypersonic ballistic missile sinking a US aircraft carrier, and/or swarms of drones overwhelming a task force fleet will be Pearl Harbor 2.0.  I expect Iran is smart enough to be working on that solution now.  Even stealth tech with the F-35 & B-2 may be obsolete.  They are near radar invisible but all aircraft still give off a massive heat signature which can be exploited.  Iran did tag an F-35 with an AA missile that way which is a start.

Pinguinite posted on 2026-06-07 12:00:59   Reply   Private Reply


#10: A K A Stone    To: Pinguinite (#8)

A General Trumps a pro Russian Colonel who was probably fired by Trump.  

 

 

Retired four-star Gen. Jack Keane said enough with the diplomatic charade — Iran is stalling for time and the best solution is to resume full-scale war. The chairman of the Institute for the Study of War and former Army vice chief of staff on Friday blasted eight weeks of fruitless talks as a waste while the mullahs play games. “We have to accept the reality that’s just not going to happen,” Keane said on Fox News. “They have one motive: Stretch out negotiations as much as possible, get as close to the political situation in terms of midterm elections

 

 https://nypost.com/2026/06/05/world-news/jack-keane-calls-for-trump-to-return-to-war-with-iran-lets-go-big/

A K A Stone posted on 2026-06-07 20:51:57   Reply   Private Reply


#11: Pinguinite    To: A K A Stone (#10)

Iran probably does have more motivation to stall than the US does simply because time could be more on their side than it is on Trump's side.  Keane is affirming as much by suggesting a resumption of war.  He wouldn't say that if time was on the side of the US & west.  Midterm elections?  I don't think Iran cares about that, and may not even be cognizant of the election timing. But sure, Netanyahu certainly is and so does the R party.  

What Iran certainly understands is that declining western oil inventories is the factor in their favor.  It's impacting lots of neutral countries globally, and those countries will blame Trump more than Iran.  The strait was open before the war started, after all, and the war was started by Netanyahu & Trump.

Iran is suffering economically, but they've had sanctions so long they've somewhat adjusted.  Their currency is devaluing.  I guess they don't know how to do war bonds as was done in the US during WW2 to take currency out of circulation.  What should Iranians do?  If they remake their system of government will that make any difference as far as sanctions go?  I doubt it.  Only exception is if they let the US reform their gov, like we did to Iraq, and then set up a similarly exploitative oil arrangement.  

It's a major mess.


Pinguinite posted on 2026-06-08 03:23:09   Reply   Private Reply


#12: A K A Stone    To: Pinguinite (#11)

Iran should be bombed until the Muslims cry uncle.  They should be bombed and killed until they quit fucking with international shipping and extorting countries with tolls.  They don't own the strait we do.  Maybe one of those nukes needs to be dropped on wherever the leaders are.  Nations lead by muslims have no right to exist.

A K A Stone posted on 2026-06-09 08:40:48   Reply   Private Reply


#13: A K A Stone    To: Pinguinite (#11)

If you told the Iranians your religion. They would gladly kill you.

 

 

"Kill the idolaters wherever you find them and capture them and besiege them and sit in wait for them at every place of ambush."

 

 

A K A Stone posted on 2026-06-09 08:43:01   Reply   Private Reply


#14: Pinguinite    To: A K A Stone (#12)

We own the strait?  Really?  

That's completely false.  The strait, at its narrowest point is 21 miles.  Standard maritime law say territorial waters extend 12 miles out to sea.  That means the strait, at its narrowest point, is owned 100% by Iran and/or Oman.

In the case of narrow straits like this which feed into another significant body of water, there is a UN sponsored treaty called UNCLOS that establish shipping transport rights through such waters.  This treaty has never been ratified by either the US or Iran.

Iran had, up until Feb 28 of this year, allowed shipping to pass.  Had Iran not been attacked, shipping would have continued to be allowed to pass today.

But to suggest that Iran does NOT own these waters a dozen miles from Iran, but the US does, knowing the nearest US possession, much less state, is many many thousands of miles from it is clearly loony.  That's the only way to describe it.

No nation has a "right to exist".  Not Iran, not Israel, not the USA, not NK, not Russia or China.  And apparently not Iraq, Syria or Libya as the US has demonstrated.  People have a right to exist, not nations.  Nations are simply political entities that are supposed to serve its citizenry.  This "right to exist" idea has never been suggested before it was invented as propaganda to support Israel.

So what if Iran is charging tolls?  The going rate is $1 per barrel of oil shipped, which is a pretty nominal fee given current oil prices.  Trump has complained about NATO not helping open the strait.  Well then, Trump should just tell NATO the toll is their problem.  Isn't the US energy independent now?  Walk away and let NATO solve the problem that is not America's problem.  What's wrong with that?

Pinguinite posted on 2026-06-09 14:13:11   Reply   Private Reply


#15: Pinguinite    To: A K A Stone (#13)

No they wouldn't.  Do you know there are Jewish synagogues in Iran?  Christian churches as well, and very traditional ones with cathedrals & stain glass windows ... the works.  Nothing hiding it.  Very obvious, and very well respected.  When Israel accidentally bombed a synagogue one in this war, if it was an accident, Iranians helped excavate it and did so by hand, without machinery when requested so as to not damage the contents further.  

Iran is not ISIS.  They are enemies of ISIS and have fought ISIS.  This suggestion that they are violent extremists is pure bunk & anti-Iranian propaganda.  International travelers have reported that Iranians are among the kindest, honest and most hospitable people they have ever met.  The Ayatollah Israel killed actually issued a religious decree against the making of nuke weapons.  But Israel killed him anyway.  

If I ever get a reasonable opportunity to visit Iran, I would do so without hesitation.  It's a deeply cultured, technologically advanced country, a place that hosted among the oldest civilizations on earth.

Pinguinite posted on 2026-06-09 14:22:48   Reply   Private Reply


#16: A K A Stone    To: Pinguinite (#15)

 

 

No they wouldn't.  Do you know there are Jewish synagogues in Iran?

 

 90 percent plus of Jews who were in Iran in 1979 are gone. 

A K A Stone posted on 2026-06-09 16:15:48   Reply   Private Reply


#17: Pinguinite    To: A K A Stone (#16)

And the other 10% that stayed were what... hanged from lamposts?

Apparently not.  

Pinguinite posted on 2026-06-09 18:09:21   Reply   Private Reply


#18: A K A Stone    To: Pinguinite (#17)

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He deserved to be hung right.

A K A Stone posted on 2026-06-09 20:23:58   Reply   Private Reply


#19: A K A Stone    To: A K A Stone (#18)

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A K A Stone posted on 2026-06-09 20:24:32   Reply   Private Reply


#20: A K A Stone    To: A K A Stone (#19)

 

 

A K A Stone posted on 2026-06-09 20:26:33   Reply   Private Reply


#21: A K A Stone    To: Pinguinite (#17)

A sicko culture where people go to sporting events to see people hung.  The Iranian mulsim regime needs to be wiped out just like nazis.

 

 


A K A Stone posted on 2026-06-09 20:32:21   Reply   Private Reply


#22: A K A Stone    To: Pinguinite (#17)

Nice upgrades on the site by the way.  Thank you.

A K A Stone posted on 2026-06-09 20:33:03   Reply   Private Reply


#23: Pinguinite    To: A K A Stone (#20)

Maybe he deserved to die, maybe not.  If it's an injustice, but the only one, then Iran is far ahead of other countries in protecting human rights.  Certainly far ahead of Israel where a doctor that saved lives was sodomized to death.

And I thought Judaism teaches that sodomy is bad.  It's named for a city that was destroyed for the practice, but here we are today.  

Israel is the worst country in the world when it comes to violent sexual deviancy.  You know that, right?  It's so bad in Israel that they brag about it in their media, and applaud those who are accused of the crime, and riot in their defense.

Do you think Palestinians, even though accused of crimes, should be sodomized?

Pinguinite posted on 2026-06-09 23:02:30   Reply   Private Reply


#24: Pinguinite    To: A K A Stone (#21)

A sicko culture where people go to sporting events to see people hung.

What about these spectators? 

 

Pinguinite posted on 2026-06-09 23:04:53   Reply   Private Reply


#25: nolu chan    To: A K A Stone, Pinguinite, nolu chan (#10)

Retired four-star Gen. Jack Keane said enough with the diplomatic charade — Iran is stalling for time and the best solution is to resume full-scale war. The chairman of the Institute for the Study of War and former Army vice chief of staff....

Jack Keane is a charade. Trump denies there is any war in Iran, much less a full-scale war. An admission of a war would admit violation of the reporting requirements of the War Powers Act.

If Trump decides to resume unwar with Iran, what would you propose should be done besides drop bombs and move sand around? Or do you propose to drop bombs on granite mountains?

If you propose opening the strait, just why do you think they have not attempted to do it? The strait was formed where the two tectonic plates are crashing into each other, and there is a mountain range on each side. Iran has been tunneling in those mountains for decades.

Jack Keane of the Institute for the Study of War, founded and run by its president, Kimberly Kagan, husband Frederick Kagan, son of Robert Kagan, husband of Victoria Nuland, the manager of the Orange Revolution in Ukraine which got that whole mess started. She was the lady handing out cookies.

If one believes Jack Keane or the other political propagandists at the ISW, Ukraine is winning their war. In the real world, Ukraine is on the brink of being exterminated as a nation-state. If Odesa falls, Ukraine is landlocked and likely non-viable with poor relations with all its land neighbors.

Others at ISW include William Kristol, and David Petraeus. It is straight up Neo-Con, Israel first.

<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Keane"><font color="blue">https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Keane</font></a>

In January 2007, Keane and the scholar Frederick W. Kagan released a policy paper, "Choosing Victory: A Plan for Success in Iraq,"[22] through the American Enterprise Institute that called for bringing security by putting 30,000 additional American troops there for at least 18 months. In part convinced by this paper, President George W. Bush ordered on 10 January 2007, the deployment of 21,500 additional troops to Iraq, most of whom would be deployed to Baghdad. The deployment has been nicknamed the 2007 "surge".

 

 

nolu chan posted on 2026-06-10 16:13:23   Reply   Private Reply


#26: nolu chan    To: Pinguinite (#11)

Iran probably does have more motivation to stall than the US does simply because time could be more on their side than it is on Trump's side.

Trump's motivation is pretty simple. He cannot open the strait and cannot make military headway without committing to boots on the ground. Also, he could hardly sell a draft.

 

nolu chan posted on 2026-06-10 16:18:22   Reply   Private Reply


#27: nolu chan    To: Pinguinite (#14)

In the case of narrow straits like this which feed into another significant body of water, there is a UN sponsored treaty called UNCLOS that establish shipping transport rights through such waters. This treaty has never been ratified by either the US or Iran.

In time of armed conflict, the territorial waters of a belligerent are governed by the Law of Armed Conflict (LOAC), or Law of International Armed Conflict (LOIAC), not the peacetime Law of the Sea. In case of any legal conflict, where LOAC applies, it overrides UNCLOS.

The United States and Iran are each belligerents and belligerent nations to each other.

Below is a link to one restatement of the Law of Armed Conflict.

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/5a7952bfe5274a2acd18bda5/JSP3832004Edition.pdf

THE JOINT SERVICE MANUAL OF THE LAW OF ARMED CONFLICT [UK]

Joint Service Publication 383, 2004 Edition, Maritime Warfare pp. 347-371.

Areas of Naval Warfare

The following are areas of naval warfare:

a. Subject to other applicable rules of international law contained in this chapter or elsewhere, hostile actions by naval forces may be conducted in, on, or over the territorial sea, internal waters, land territories, continental shelf, exclusive economic zone, and, where relevant, archipelagic waters of belligerent states (both enemy and allied). It should be noted that it is only internal waters and the territorial sea that together with the land territories constitute the territory of a belligerent. Other zones of maritime jurisdiction (eg continental shelf and exclusive economic zone) lying beyond the limits of the territorial sea do not form a part of the territory of the state.

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No nation has a "right to exist".

Abraham Lincoln, House of Representatives, January 12, 1848

Any people anywhere, being inclined and having the power, have the right to rise up, and shake off the existing government, and form a new one that suits them better. This is a most valuable,—a most sacred right—a right, which we hope and believe, is to liberate the world. Nor is this right confined to cases in which the whole people of an existing government, may choose to exercise it. Any portion of such people that can, may revolutionize, and make their own, of so much of the teritory as they inhabit. More than this, a majority of any portion of such people may revolutionize, putting down a minority, intermingled with, or near about them, who may oppose their movement.

UNCLOS Article 311(1) "1. This Convention shall prevail, as between States Parties, over the Geneva Convention on the Law of the Sea of 29 April 1958." UNCLOS does not prevail over non-parties. It does not prevail between belligerents in a zone of armed conflict.

 

nolu chan posted on 2026-06-10 16:39:05   Reply   Private Reply


#28: nolu chan    To: Pinguinite (#11)

What Iran certainly understands is that declining western oil inventories is the factor in their favor. It's impacting lots of neutral countries globally, and those countries will blame Trump more than Iran. The strait was open before the war started, after all, and the war was started by Netanyahu & Trump.

 

The USA is selling off its Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) at below market price to artificially lower the price. The SPR will probably run out in another month or so, at which time, if conditions do not change, the price of petroleum products will surge. That is one of the factors squeezing Trump. Another is that Netanyahu appears to be his boss.

 

nolu chan posted on 2026-06-10 17:03:26   Reply   Private Reply


#29: A K A Stone    To: nolu chan (#25)

Since Iran threatens to wipe Israel off the map.  Israel would be justified in wiping Iran off the map.  Israel should stop being nice to Iran and stop being nice to the muslims in Israel too.

A K A Stone posted on 2026-06-10 18:15:30   Reply   Private Reply


#30: A K A Stone    To: nolu chan (#27)

Bomb all of Irans oil fields.  Then make it illegal for USA to export oil.  We can supply ourselves.

A K A Stone posted on 2026-06-10 18:17:00   Reply   Private Reply


#31: Pinguinite    To: A K A Stone (#29)

>>Since Iran threatens to wipe Israel off the map.

This expression has, I believe long since been misinterpreted to mean genocide in the same sense that Israel applies it to Gaza and, it seems with increasing similarity to West Bank and southern Lebanon.  

But the counter argument is that it refers to Israel as a political entity.  As in, literally, having Israel no longer appear on maps, so literally "wiped off the map".  The land would of course still be there, and potentially the current inhabitants as well.  But the government/regime would no longer exist.  It would be replaced by a new government, which is effectively what is already advocated for Iran, the difference being only that Iran's name wouldn't change.

Would Iran suggest Israel has no right to exist?  Of course they would.  but not necessarily in the genocidal sense.

Given how Israel has carried on over nearly the last 3 years, I agree Israel should not exist.  Countries have never before been ascribed a "right to exist".  People have a right to exist.  Our own DoI declares as much.  But governments do not.  Not in Israel, Iran, or the USA.

Pinguinite posted on 2026-06-11 00:24:25   Reply   Private Reply


#32: A K A Stone    To: Pinguinite (#31)

 

 

misinterpreted to mean genocide

 

 lol.  Iran loves Israelis.  You can't be serious.

A K A Stone posted on 2026-06-11 09:30:08   Reply   Private Reply


#33: A K A Stone    To: Pinguinite (#31)

 

 

enocide in the same sense that Israel applies it to Gaza

 

 Gaza is part of Israel.  Israel isn't part of Iran.

A K A Stone posted on 2026-06-11 09:30:39   Reply   Private Reply


#34: A K A Stone    To: Pinguinite (#31)

So you don't like democracy?  You like muslim rule and putting bags on womens heads and killing them or beating them if they take the bag off their head.

Murdering a wrestler is maybe ok.  Kill the infidel if you see them behind the tree is ok.  You are the infidel the muslims would kill.  Me too.

There are no good muslims no not one.

A K A Stone posted on 2026-06-11 09:32:33   Reply   Private Reply


#35: A K A Stone    To: nolu chan (#28)

 

 

The USA is selling off its Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) at below market price to artificially lower the price.

 

 Yep that sucks.  Just don't let oil made in America be used anywhere but America.  Problem solved.  Globalists wouldn't like that but nationalists would.  

A K A Stone posted on 2026-06-11 09:33:42   Reply   Private Reply


#36: A K A Stone    To: nolu chan (#27)

 

 

Any people anywhere, being inclined and having the power, have the right to rise up, and shake off the existing government, and form a new one that suits them better. This is a most valuable,—a most sacred right—a right, which we hope and believe, is to liberate the world.

 

 The people of Iran tried that and the muslim pieces of shit murdered them by the tens of thousands word on the street it.

A K A Stone posted on 2026-06-11 09:34:39   Reply   Private Reply


#37: A K A Stone    To: nolu chan (#25)

 

 

ack Keane of the Institute for the Study of War, founded and run by its president, Kimberly Kagan, husband Frederick Kagan, son of Robert Kagan, husband of Victoria Nuland, the manager of the Orange Revolution in Ukraine which got that whole mess started. She was the lady handing out cookies.

 

 So you believe in guilt by association.  Interesting.  Nuland didn't get anything started.  There were hundreds of thousands of Ukranians protesting.  Don't they count?  Russia started it.  Russia is evil.  The world will be better when Putin is dead.

A K A Stone posted on 2026-06-11 09:42:27   Reply   Private Reply


#38: A K A Stone    To: nolu chan (#25)

 

 

, what would you propose should be done besides drop bombs and move sand around? Or do you propose to drop bombs on granite mountains?

If you propose opening the strait, just why do you think they have not attempted to do it?

 

 

 You think those are the only options.  lol

A K A Stone posted on 2026-06-11 09:43:42   Reply   Private Reply


#39: A K A Stone    To: nolu chan (#25)

 

 

Ukraine is winning their war

 

 

 

A K A Stone posted on 2026-06-11 20:47:00   Reply   Private Reply


#40: Pinguinite    To: A K A Stone (#36)

Interesting how easy it is to believe Iran was able to kill some 40,000 protesters in a week or 2 of violent protesting, and yet Israel after some 2.5 years of complete devastation in Gaza only managed to kill less than about twice that number.

It's hogwash.  More believable are the claims the number was around 3000 killed, and since security / law enforcement number in the hundreds, clearly it was not a case of simply "protesters".  It was an insurrection.  

Pinguinite posted on 2026-06-12 04:37:40   Reply   Private Reply


#41: Pinguinite    To: A K A Stone (#34)

If your idea of "democracy" is a society where soldiers can shove tools up people arses causing them serious internal injuries and then after evidence is leaked and the soldiers charged have the "God's Chosen" people riot in defense of the sodomizers, then I'll take a pass on "democracy".

The people you idolize and defend are sodomizers.  Sodomy.  That's what they do.  They shove tools up people's asses.  And you love them.  Those are YOUR people.  And you want God to bless these people.  And you want them to do it even more.

And you have the audacity to complain about Iranians not being good people?

I insist you tell me whether you think those sodomizing soldiers are doing God's will when they torture people in that way.

Pinguinite posted on 2026-06-12 04:42:06   Reply   Private Reply


#42: A K A Stone    To: Pinguinite (#40)

 

 

number was around 3000 killed,

 

 Yeah they only killed 3000 because you think it is ok for force women to put bags over their heads.  You must think it is ok to treat women as second hand citizens to be commanded and treated as inferiors by muslim men pieces of shit.  A muslim is by definition a piece of shit. Because they believe and do what that toilet paper Koran says.

A K A Stone posted on 2026-06-14 16:46:57   Reply   Private Reply


#43: A K A Stone    To: Pinguinite (#41)

 

 

I insist you tell me whether you think those sodomizing soldiers are doing God's will when they torture people in that way.

 

 5 bad apples who abused murderers and pedophile worshippers.

A K A Stone posted on 2026-06-14 16:49:51   Reply   Private Reply


#44: A K A Stone    To: Pinguinite (#41)

 

 

And you have the audacity to complain about Iranians not being good people?

 

 The good people in Iran are murdered and you say only 3000.  Or the wrestler might have deserved to die.  

 

 

A K A Stone posted on 2026-06-14 16:52:35   Reply   Private Reply


#45: A K A Stone    To: Pinguinite (#41)

 

 

I'll take a pass on "democracy".

 

 Ok.  Thing is bad things happen in dictatorships too.  Iran is evil take your blinders off.

A K A Stone posted on 2026-06-14 16:53:24   Reply   Private Reply


#46: A K A Stone    To: Pinguinite (#41)

Wherever your muslim friends go they act like evil pieces of shit.  Like the attempted beheading in Britain.  Like running people over because they aren't muslim.  Over and over everything.  They area a willingly sicko group of people.  That Koran should be destroyed it makes people evil.  Its a death cult that has never one time had a good affect on a single person.

A K A Stone posted on 2026-06-14 17:17:05   Reply   Private Reply


#47: A K A Stone    To: Pinguinite (#41)

Dog shit > Muslims

A K A Stone posted on 2026-06-14 17:18:57   Reply   Private Reply


#48: Pinguinite    To: A K A Stone (#42)

>>Yeah they only killed 3000 because you think it is ok for force women to put bags over their heads.  You must think it is ok to treat women as second hand citizens to be commanded and treated as inferiors by muslim men pieces of shit.

@ChatGPT:  Are women in Iran required to have head covering?

 

 Yes. In Iran, women are still legally required to cover their hair in public. The requirement has been in place since shortly after the 1979 Iranian Revolution and remains part of Iranian law.

 

 However, the situation on the ground has become more complicated:

 

Since the 2022 death of Mahsa Amini, many Iranian women have openly challenged the mandatory hijab requirement.

In some cities, especially parts of Tehran, it has become increasingly common to see women without head coverings in public. Enforcement is often inconsistent.

Despite that, the legal requirement has not been abolished. Iranian officials have repeatedly stated that compulsory hijab laws remain in force.

Authorities continue to use fines, surveillance, business closures, prosecutions, and other measures to enforce the rules, although enforcement methods have evolved over time.

 

There has been some confusion because a newer law that would have imposed even stricter penalties was suspended or not fully implemented in 2025. That suspension did not remove the underlying legal requirement for women to wear a head covering in public.

 

So the short answer is: Yes, Iranian law still requires women to wear a head covering in public, even though compliance and enforcement vary considerably by place and circumstance.

 

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So apparently you are more concerned about a loosely enforced rule of women's head covering requirement in Iran than you are of the IDF sodomizing people. 

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@ChatGPT:  Are there any educational restrictions on women in Iran?

Generally, no—women are not barred from education in Iran. In fact, women and girls attend primary school, secondary school, and universities, and women have often made up a very large share of university students. In some years, women have constituted more than half of university enrollments.

However, there are some important qualifications:

Schools are generally segregated by sex.

Female students are subject to dress-code requirements, including mandatory hijab rules.

At various times, the government has imposed restrictions or quotas affecting women's access to certain university programs. In 2012, for example, dozens of fields at multiple universities were restricted to men, including some engineering and science disciplines.

Critics have argued that some admissions policies and administrative measures continue to channel women away from certain fields or careers.

Center for Human Rights in Iran

So compared with countries such as Afghanistan under the Taliban—where women have at times been broadly prohibited from university education—Iran is very different. Iranian women do have access to education and are highly represented in higher education, but that access exists within a system that includes gender-based rules, segregation, and some restrictions on educational choices

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But let me get this straight....   The women that are required to have head coverings are also Muslims, and since you say Muslims are pieces of shit, then that includes these women too.  So why does it bother you that these pieces of shit women are required to wear head coverings?  Seems you should be cheering for the Taliban which has far MORE restrictions on women rather than Iran whose society arguably isn't much more restrictive, apart from the hat requirement, than the US had before the 1970s.  After all, according to your version of Christianity, the more suffering these pieces of shit people are forced to endure the happier God is.  Right?

BTW:

"Every man who prays or prophesies with his head covered dishonors his head, but every wife [or woman] who prays or prophesies with her head uncovered dishonors her head..." (1 Corinthians 11:4–5)

 "That is why a wife ought to have a symbol of authority on her head..." (1 Corinthians 11:10)

 "Judge for yourselves: is it proper for a wife to pray to God with her head uncovered?" (1 Corinthians 11:13)

So it seems Christianity is a piece of shit religion too, right? 

 

Pinguinite posted on 2026-06-15 14:19:09   Reply   Private Reply


#49: nolu chan    To: Pinguinite (#40)

Just think, 40,000 is almost four times as many killed as at the three-day battle of Gettysburg. 

nolu chan posted on 2026-06-16 02:10:02   Reply   Private Reply


#50: nolu chan    To: A K A Stone (#39)

Ukraine is winning their war

Ukraine is losing their country. When Odesa falls, Ukraine as a nation is as good as dead.

Remember, your tax dollars are paying for that and everything else.

 

 

 

TOTAL WAR — Russia's Biggest Offensive Push of 2026 -- 681 Missiles & Drones Hit Ukraine — MS 2026.06.15

 

Military Summary

 

nolu chan posted on 2026-06-16 02:42:41   Reply   Private Reply


#51: nolu chan    To: A K A Stone (#29)

 

Since Iran threatens to wipe Israel off the map.  Israel would be justified in wiping Iran off the map.

Israel would get destroyed. That's why they got Trump[ to volunteer the U.S. armed forces to do the job for them.

 

nolu chan posted on 2026-06-16 02:45:22   Reply   Private Reply


#52: nolu chan    To: A K A Stone (#46)

Wherever your muslim friends go they act like evil pieces of shit.

 It seems all the acts you cite were by Arabs. Iranians are not Arabs.

 None of which was worse than the genocide in Gaza. Tens of thousands dead; most of them civilians.

 

 

nolu chan posted on 2026-06-16 03:05:12   Reply   Private Reply