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HOLA441
6 minutes ago, anonguest said:

Your neighbour endlessly rants over the garden fence how he wants to destroy you - and periodically lobs small missiles at your house and garden. Apart from occasional middle of the night foray into his garden to remove a pile of stones you have seen him accumulate, and which you know will imminently be used against your property, you ignore him. One day he walks up to you and punches you in the face. 

And you want to tell me that you would, at that point, still preach restraint?

 

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1 hour ago, Stewy said:

Oil at three week low 😆

Quite bizarre how oil has fallen after this news. Were they pricing in something worse or was there some other economy news we missed?

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World leaders do what they want......it is the innocent people from all sides that just want to live their lives in peace more interested in, lived together for hundreds of years.....the  fighting neighbours throwing stones at each other is not going to help anybody.....just brings others into their war...... restraint means on all sides.;)

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3 minutes ago, fellow said:

Quite bizarre how oil has fallen after this news. Were they pricing in something worse or was there some other economy news we missed?

People are assuming that Israel has done just enough to demonstrate to Iran that it can hit where it likes, without making a big retaliation inevitable. 

This may be a minor victory in the short term. However it doesn't stop the constant attacks on Israel coming from Iranian proxies in Lebanon (and Israeli counter-strikes there). 

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2 hours ago, winkie said:

Oil is up...... Norway, Spain and Italy condemns, enough tit for tat.....time for restraint.;)

This is daily Brent chart. Three-week low ✓

Cheap petrol... 🚗 says yumm yumm...

 

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You can have your own opinions, but you can't have your own facts 😉

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1 hour ago, anonguest said:

israel endlessly rants over the garden fence how he wants to destroy you - and periodically lobs small missiles at your house and garden. Apart from occasional middle of the night foray into his garden to remove a pile of stones you have seen him accumulate, and which you know will imminently be used against your property, you ignore him. One day he walks up to you and punches you in the face. 

And you want to tell me that you would, at that point, still preach restraint?

It is israel that is the troublemaker.

14 hours ago, anonguest said:

Same excuse given all the time as a cover for Jew hate. Don't tell me all the vile bigots and loonies on pro-Palestine marches have no dislike of Jews. 

 

One example of a police officer. Doesn't takeaway that it's an israel problem and not Jewish.

 

You're an anti-semite. You're pro genocide against Palestinians. Get some help please.

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Someone have to think hard to come with the idea 'deescalatory strike' utterance ...

Israel's limited attack on Iran is a 'deescalatory strike'

The small-scale strikes were not received well by the hard-right elements of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's War Cabinet, with Ben-Gvir himself deriding this morning's explosions in Iran as 'feeble'.

This cannot now truly be a return to business as usual and I would suggest that honour is far from satisfied on both sides at the moment, sentiments expressed by Justin Crump.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13327041/Israels-limited-attack-Iran-deescalatory-strike-allows-countries-step-saving-face-experts-believe.html

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2 hours ago, MerchantNavy said:

One example of a police officer. Doesn't takeaway that it's an israel problem and not Jewish.

Yeah. Right. Sure. It's nothing to do with Jews per se.  All those people marching in the street every weekend just love Jews.

Like this bunch of pro-Palestinian trade union snowflake morons, choosing to boycott handling Israeli post because they're likely 'triggered' at the thought of handling mail that has been in the hands of Jews, are probably telling themselves the same "We're not against Jews. Just Zionists" nonsense.

Not China. Not Russia. Not Nigeria, Pakistan, the DRC, Sudan, Syria, Libya or Afghanistan.....

Just boycotting post from the Jewish state. Israel.

If you  still think these people aren't being driven by Jew hate you're as stupid as they are.

2 hours ago, MerchantNavy said:

 

You're an anti-semite.

And you're a demented lunatic.

I'm anti-stupidity. Which puts you near the top of the list!

 

2 hours ago, MerchantNavy said:

You're pro genocide against Palestinians.

No. I'm pro-genociding those who commit genocide. Like those fine specimens from October 7th.

 

2 hours ago, MerchantNavy said:

Get some help please.

Pot. Kettle. Black.

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2 hours ago, Stewy said:

This is daily Brent chart. Three-week low ✓

Cheap petrol... 🚗 says yumm yumm...

You can have your own opinions, but you can't have your own facts 😉

That's funny coming from the guy who claims we are in NOflation territory and heading for deflation, given petrol and diesel have increased by about 4p a litre in the last 3 weeks.

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2 hours ago, MerchantNavy said:
4 hours ago, anonguest said:

... endlessly rants over the garden fence how he wants to destroy you.....

It is israel that is the troublemaker.

You're are so full of sh*t it is unbelievable!

PLEASE do tell us all here when was the last time Israel publicly declared that it was its standing policy/aim to destroy one of its neighbouring countries. Or ANY country for that matter.

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1 hour ago, bumble bee said:

Someone have to think hard to come with the idea 'deescalatory strike' utterance ...

Israel's limited attack on Iran is a 'deescalatory strike'

The small-scale strikes were not received well by the hard-right elements of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's War Cabinet, with Ben-Gvir himself deriding this morning's explosions in Iran as 'feeble'.

This cannot now truly be a return to business as usual and I would suggest that honour is far from satisfied on both sides at the moment, sentiments expressed by Justin Crump.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13327041/Israels-limited-attack-Iran-deescalatory-strike-allows-countries-step-saving-face-experts-believe.html

Pure desperation.....lol

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6 hours ago, MerchantNavy said:

It is israel that is the troublemaker.

It might be... but you've been rather vague about what you mean by "troublemaker".  I don't think being a troublemaker is necessarily unethical, or illegal, or improper.  One creates trouble when one stands for strongly held beliefs.  Many troublemakers might hold what we think are distasteful beliefs... but - for example - if troublemaking is acting counter to others' diplomatic objectives - it is difficult to condemn it.

In context, it's analogous to a playground conflict - where the justification is that the other party started it.  In reality, it will be the 'troublemaker' who suffers the consequences of any intervention... and it will be those who intervene who will assign blame to parties.  If America was the intervening party, they may have superficially rebuked Israel - but they also stated that America's support in Israel's defence is "unconditional" - so, from that perspective, Iran must be deemed the "troublemaker".

I'm extremely unclear about who pulls the strings in Israel... but... whoever they are, and whatever it is that they want... they've got considerable influence.

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The response from Iran seems even more muted than the response on this thread? Did Israel deliberately miss their targets as a deescalarory warning shot to show what they could have done?

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9 hours ago, Trampa501 said:

People are assuming that Israel has done just enough to demonstrate to Iran that it can hit where it likes, without making a big retaliation inevitable. 

This may be a minor victory in the short term. However it doesn't stop the constant attacks on Israel coming from Iranian proxies in Lebanon (and Israeli counter-strikes there). 

The Israelis are proving they can hit Iranian sites inc the best defended at will. Isfahan is home to Iran's nuclear facilities and F-14 fleet so extremely important.

This whole saga has been about Israel saying if the proxies kick-off too much we are prepared to make it direct to Iran.

This is because Israel does not want a war in Gaza and Lebanon with Syrian factions & Houthis chucking in strikes too. Iran has managed to create a boxing in strategy around Israel with proxy forces.

Ironically the Houthis are demanding UN food aid at the same time as attacking shipping.

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4 hours ago, A.steve said:

I'm extremely unclear about who pulls the strings in Israel... but... whoever they are, and whatever it is that they want... they've got considerable influence.

The people do. It's a democracy!

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7 hours ago, donadoni said:

Now they are bombing Iraq.

As a consequence of the United States-led invasion "under the code-name Operation Iraqi Freedom" Iraq in this day and age is pretty much defenceless.

For that reason I consider this bombing a nasty piece of work.

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3 hours ago, bumble bee said:

As a consequence of the United States-led invasion "under the code-name Operation Iraqi Freedom" Iraq in this day and age is pretty much defenceless.

For that reason I consider this bombing a nasty piece of work.

As opposed to the nasty pieces of work who were the targets?

What do you think this is? Some sort of game of cricket?!

"Oh. How frightfully unsporting of you to whallop those poor people whilst their guard was down..."

You think these lovely people would stop to accord you the same decency?

Grow up!

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