Is WWIII inevitable?

[Monseratto]

[Yatta]

Looks like its already started, if we are to listen to this guy.

[dr. d]

some entities will claim credit for the "attack",
or assign the blame on some other entity,
because it suits their needs,
even as they had absolutely nothing to do with the mis-event.

[Yatta]

[Monseratto]

Another day. another war atrocity done by the occupiers of Palestine against innocent aid workers... is is deliberate? Of course it is. Will the Zionist do something about it? No... they'll just commit another atrocity in the next few days for the western mainstream media to chew on. No one will be held accountable since they still believe they are the chosen people.

The Spectator Index
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JUST IN: The White House says there is no evidence that the ���� IDF hit aid workers deliberately

[kisshmet]

"After Moscow, who's next?" A media channel affiliated with ISIS publishes a threat in preparation for another attack in Europe.

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after the US abandoned the mujahedeens in afghanistan after defeating the soviets 911 happened

US will abandon ukraine after doing their best to antagonize putin to start WW3

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[dreamur]

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Art Samaniego
Manila Bulletin

A strange online recruitment effort is going on. A group is recruiting individuals with military or government backgrounds for a seemingly unusual role. The group, operating through its Facebook page, is actively seeking part-time military consultants to engage in various tasks, including writing weekly reports on military life and addressing hot military topics.

The job description, posted on the Facebook page, outlines requirements for applicants, specifying that they must have at least one year of experience working within the military or government departments, possess proficient writing skills, and hold a bachelor's degree or higher.

The Facebook Page indicating that it is connected with a US military advertising agency appears misleading. Upon casual check, the email address, distinct from the website's domain name, points to Chinese origin.

Adding to the confusion, the Facebook Page listed its address as being in the Philippines. When contacted directly through Facebook, the group affirmed that it is a US-based company. However, the WHOIS search contradicts this claim.

In an effort to clarify the situation, I contacted militarymedia.com to inquire if the militarymedia.group was connected to their organization. Douglas Bradbury replied and confirmed that militarymedia.group is NOT affiliated with militarymedia.com, further deepening the mystery surrounding the group's identity and motives.

The WHOIS search additionally revealed that the registrant organization is identified as "xing ci yue." A subsequent Google search revealed that this entity had extended its reach to include the registration of another domain, janesgroup.work, reportedly engaged in the recruitment of defense security researchers. A more thorough examination using WHOIS tools for janesgroup.work yielded parallel results, affirming its registration in China through the identical registrar employed by militarymedia.group. This shows a potentially interconnected network involved in recruiting efforts with implications reaching beyond mere military consultancy.

What's alarming is that many have already applied through the Facebook page. Checking the comments section reveals that active military and retired military personnel have expressed their desire to apply for the job, indicating potential security risks associated with the recruitment drive.

Ano kaya gagawin ng gobyerno dito? Abangan....

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Art Samaniego
Manila Bulletin

A strange online recruitment effort is going on. A group is recruiting individuals with military or government backgrounds for a seemingly unusual role. The group, operating through its Facebook page, is actively seeking part-time military consultants to engage in various tasks, including writing weekly reports on military life and addressing hot military topics.

The job description, posted on the Facebook page, outlines requirements for applicants, specifying that they must have at least one year of experience working within the military or government departments, possess proficient writing skills, and hold a bachelor's degree or higher.

The Facebook Page indicating that it is connected with a US military advertising agency appears misleading. Upon casual check, the email address, distinct from the website's domain name, points to Chinese origin.

Adding to the confusion, the Facebook Page listed its address as being in the Philippines. When contacted directly through Facebook, the group affirmed that it is a US-based company. However, the WHOIS search contradicts this claim.

In an effort to clarify the situation, I contacted militarymedia.com to inquire if the militarymedia.group was connected to their organization. Douglas Bradbury replied and confirmed that militarymedia.group is NOT affiliated with militarymedia.com, further deepening the mystery surrounding the group's identity and motives.

The WHOIS search additionally revealed that the registrant organization is identified as "xing ci yue." A subsequent Google search revealed that this entity had extended its reach to include the registration of another domain, janesgroup.work, reportedly engaged in the recruitment of defense security researchers. A more thorough examination using WHOIS tools for janesgroup.work yielded parallel results, affirming its registration in China through the identical registrar employed by militarymedia.group. This shows a potentially interconnected network involved in recruiting efforts with implications reaching beyond mere military consultancy.

What's alarming is that many have already applied through the Facebook page. Checking the comments section reveals that active military and retired military personnel have expressed their desire to apply for the job, indicating potential security risks associated with the recruitment drive.

Ano kaya gagawin ng gobyerno dito? Abangan....

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Strange that the original post got flagged by FB as a violation to community rules. Troll farm at work?

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[Monseratto]

The US wasn't informed beforehand by the zionist that they will be bombing Iran's consulate office in Syria. Biden is so pissed right now at the zionist gov't. So the US trying to keep the peace with Iran by telling them through the Swiss embassy in Tehran na bahala kayo kay Netanyahu... di namin tutulungan mag retaliate...

[Monseratto]

Nancy Pelosi.... Yes the former US Speaker who tore up Trumps State of the Union speech on live TV and pissed China by visiting ROC Taiwan, has called for an Arms Embargo vs the Zionist State. AIPAC won't like that...

Pelosi joins call for Biden to stop transfer of US weapons to Israel/reuters.com

WASHINGTON, April 5 (Reuters) - Representative Nancy Pelosi, former House speaker and a key ally of Joe Biden, signed a letter on Friday from dozens of congressional Democrats to the president and Secretary of State Antony Blinken, urging a halt to weapons transfers to Israel.

[Flipo]

Dr. Phil, Mosab Yousef: Truth Behind Hamas; Unmasking Their Violent Intentions | Dr. Phil Primetime

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPomqJz-qYc

[111prez]

The new Axis alliance ... https://www.msn.com/en-ph/news/other...fbbd9f44&ei=17

[kisshmet]

if america is the only country in history that nuked a non-nuclear country

israel will be the next country to nuke a non-nuclear country

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[Monseratto]

Bibi Natanyahu has been salivating a war with Iran for decades...

[Flipo]

Finally, all masks are off.

Last night Iran stopped hiding behind proxies Hamas and Hezbollah. And launched largest missile and drone attack in the history of humanity.

Israel's defense system executed flawlessly and repelled the attack. US, Britain, France, Jordan, Saudi Arabia helped to intercept the massive barrage of drones.

So, "ceasefire now" people, stop your childish games and TikTok narratives and choose side in the historic situation.

You have 2 options:

1. Stand with USA, Europe, all the normal developed world, with countries that want peace, that form strong alliances. And yes this includes Israel (so you'll have to get rid of your antisemitism).

By the way it also includes Iranian people (not their regime), and the progressive Arab countries that want to get rid of of Islamic regimes once and for all.

2. Stand with Islamic Regime of Iran and other Radical Islamic regimes, Russia, China - all the most totalitarian, tyrannical, oppressive regimes that will take the world into dark ages if they win.

By the way, October 7th happened because Iran wanted to stop the peace agreement between Israel and Saudi Arabia.

That's it, those are the options. Choose one.

And where is Palestine, you ask?
Where is the peaceful watermelon country that existed... in which years? And it was ruled... by who?

You can leave it in your children books, TikTok videos, mandala drawings.

In real world, Arabs (who call themselves "Palestinians" since the 60-ies) are going to have peace and independence and dignity, from the moment they'll want it.
All they have to do is stop m*rdering Jews and trying to occupy Israel.
And for that they have to get rid of Hamas and their puppet master - Islamic Regime of Iran.
You can help them by standing on the right side.

(lelemSLP on X)


Arab accounts ridiculed the Iranians

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[shadow]

Can we all agree that no country would like to start a WW3? It will the end of humanity and I don't think one country wants it.

So walang nangyaring WW3 with Russia and Ukraine like what the freaking crazy, conspiracy people wanted to wworld to believe.

Walang end of the world nangyari during the solar eclipse.

So mga siraulo tigilan na nibyo yan


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[Monseratto]

[Yatta]

Can we all agree that no country would like to start a WW3? It will the end of humanity and I don't think one country wants it.

So walang nangyaring WW3 with Russia and Ukraine like what the freaking crazy, conspiracy people wanted to wworld to believe.

Walang end of the world nangyari during the solar eclipse.

So mga siraulo tigilan na nibyo yan


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Some people are like dogs, they never realize they are chasing their own tails till they bite them. Fact is no one wants to pull the trigger first. Not Russia, not NoKor, not China, not Israel, and certainly not the USA.

[kisshmet]

Some people are like dogs, they never realize they are chasing their own tails till they bite them. Fact is no one wants to pull the trigger first. Not Russia, not NoKor, not China, not Israel, and certainly not the USA.

in an all out conventional warfare israel or the US wont win against iran or russia

russia can take out all US aircraft carriers all over the world with hypersonic missiles. pentagon war planners are very much aware of that

the myth of western wonder weapons have been busted (US has no working hypersonic missile)

to stave off defeat the west will certainly pull the nuclear trigger to save their face from HUMILIATION

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[Yatta]

in an all out conventional warfare israel or the US wont win against iran or russia

russia can take out all US aircraft carriers all over the world with hypersonic missiles. pentagon war planners are very much aware of that

the myth of western wonder weapons have been busted (US has no working hypersonic missile)

to stave off defeat the west will certainly pull the nuclear trigger to save their face from HUMILIATION

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Yes, no one is arguing that the Russian Army, Navy and Air/Space Forces is the 2nd strongest in Ukraine.