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Registered on:11/26/2006
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Hopefully by March 20th, the Islamic Republic is no longer around to keep blocking out communications.
I love how they used existing sponsorship as "contingency" decals. Brings a classic look back to the car. They also moved the number back as far they could according to the rule book to facilitate that.

re: Give me someone to follow

Posted by BayouBengal51 on 1/15/26 at 8:27 pm to
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Tysy Tube Restoration. Dude restores old electronics, knives, and more. He doesn't talk which I love.


If you like his stuff, check our Mr. Patina on YT. No talking just cool restorations.
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Hey look, its Janice, still at her desk!


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Yea, she was always a kiss-arse


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I don't know but we already want the guy riding the bench to start :lol:
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Here is the only one i can find right now its just showing the outside of the WH right now though


Looks like its about a signing a bill or executive order about school nutrition, particularly giving whole milk to kids. Nothing on Iran so far.
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We're about to find out if Chinese radar and SAMs are better than Russian radar and SAMs.


Venezuela reportedly was using a lot of Chinese supplied radar tech that was supposed to give early warnings against our stealth capabilities....It failed miserably to do so a few weeks ago.

If the radars don't work, the SAM's are worthless.
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Former Qatari prime minister and head of the Qatar Investment Authority Hamad bin Jassim bin Jaber Al Thani: “Any military action against Iran will not be in the interest of America's friends in the region and will not be in the interest of stability in the region. There must be a unified Gulf position, if possible, to try to persuade America to enter into serious and short negotiations to end this crisis and tension. Any action that contributes to instability in Iran will also lead to chaos whose outcomes we do not know. We disagree with Iran on many issues, but dialogue is the way to resolve these differences.”


Code for:

"Global Jihad is at risk if we allow an Islamic state to fall to it's people who never desired it's governance, nor it's religious ethos."
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I think the US is going to hit them hard but hasn't yet because he is wanting all US civilians to be out of Iran first.


I thought I saw somewhere that we currently don't have a carrier fleet in the immediate area and they may be waiting to strike once they have a full group in place. I know the Air Force is already in position but they probably want Naval assets to help control the Gulf and keep supplies and escapes by water down.
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I think right now given the blackout probably hard to tell what's real and what isnt at this point


If the info is coming from TousiTV/Mahyar Tousi, its most likely real. His family lives in Tehran and he has been on top of this since it started and long before anyone in the international community was paying attention.
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Says a lot about the current strength of the protests and if they’ve been quelled


Quelled/[NOT QUELLED]

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They don't know it's happening because the globalist media won't cover it.

That and the left would never show one it's own creations getting thrown down by common people. That destroys the false message they have spewed through every form of media for the last 50 years.
The people are starting to get their revenge on some of the IRGC leadership:

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I don't want my wholesome Lucy addicted to drugs I like her the way she is.


I loved how The Ghoul just stood back and observed with a smirk in the scene with The Kings. Somewhat proud of the monster that he created and maybe a bit concerned right at the end of the scene.
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On a personal note-I have never met a Persian-through work or elsewhere-that I did not like. I would enjoy seeing them free of these Shia fundamentalist horrors


I knew two back in the late 90's early 2000's. Very friendly people. One of them worked for the other and had to leave his child and wife behind. Every year he worked some way of sneaking back into Iran and trying to get them out. The regime held his family back when he left in the late 80's on a business trip and would not allow him to return and also would not allow his family to leave.

Dude loved his family and talked about them all the time. I've not seen them after I moved away about 15 years ago. Seeing all this go on, I think about he, his boss, and both of their families.