US attacked Islamic Republic's nuclear sites.

[CITIZEN_2015]

At 2:30 am Tehran time, the US used the 14 tons bombs to completely destroyed Islamic Republic nuclear sites at Fordow (80 m underground), Natanz and Isfahan.

It must not end here. The attacks must continue till regime collapses by the people otherwise this regime can resume making the bomb as they have the knowledge and accelerate fast towards a bomb in revenge.

Israel must heavily bomb the security forces and the oppressive Sepah until such time that the people of Iran are empowered to rise up without being massacred and topple this murderous terrorist regime and free Iran and the whole world from this cancerous organ in the world. 

Edited Sunday at 01:51 AM by CITIZEN_2015

[WestCanMan]

On 6/21/2025 at 6:49 PM, CITIZEN_2015 said:

At 2:30 am Tehran time, the US used the 14 tons bombs to completely destroyed Islamic Republic nuclear sites at Fordow (80 m underground), Natanz and Isfahan.

It must not end here. The attacks must continue till regime collapses by the people otherwise this regime can resume making the bomb as they have the knowledge and accelerate fast towards a bomb in revenge.

Israel must heavily bomb the security forces and the oppressive Sepah until such time that the people of Iran are empowered to rise up without being massacred and topple this murderous terrorist regime and free Iran and the whole world from this cancerous organ in the world. 

Unless the Iranians retaliate to the extent that America has to do something, they're pretty much done imo.

There's this history of America "helping" people in the ME, only to have that war added to a laundry list of accusations  of "oppressive wars in which the US just went to the ME to kill babies". Trump won't have it.

IMO Trump's first term as president wasn't a typical "USA alienating the ME" term, where there was another war started in which the US inflicted mass casualties on an Arabic state. He kept the warfare to an absolute minimum, negotiated a lot of peace, and made some military strikes which were positively viewed by most people in the ME. 

Now, despite supporting Israel in this war, Trump is keeping US troops from killing Arabs and he eliminated Iran's nuclear threat, and that's quite unpopular among the majority of Arabs, and even a lot of Persians. 

Bottom line, Trump walked a fine line, killed very few people - probably no civilians - and he set Iran's nuclear program back to scratch. He couldn't be doing any better at this stage in the war. It's hard for even the Dems to find fault with him. I don't think he wants to escalate.

And I don't think he wants the blood of any more people on his hands.

 

Just remember that a lot of people who join the military do it to protect their own people. I think we should all celebrate those people, even when they're Iranian, Chinese, North Korean, Pakistani, whatever. Now, it's true that in a lot of instances those soldiers can end up being used aggressively regardless of their reasons for joining, but it's also true that if the US starts killing Iranian soldiers, some of them will be just as decent as any civilian, be they a woman or child. (I get that at some point they're viable military targets, and that's 100% different from killing civilians, I'm just talking about the quality of individual persons. There are 17-yr-old Gazans who'll be counted as "children" if they're killed tomorrow who are much more terrible as humans than some veteran Iranian soldiers are.) 

Edited yesterday at 03:33 PM by WestCanMan