Drone strikes knock off HALF of Saudi Arabia's daily oil production

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You'd have to break that down. It's not impossible. It's just too Hollywood for me to believe right now. Especially with that explanation above yours.

Easy... The Sauds and Isreal is all up in trumps ass and know will do anything to appease them...

Sauds and isreal are allies and want Iran up out of here, so they blame Iran and then hide behind the US to put a battery in their back to attack Iran...

Sauds and Isreal don’t want smoke with Iran 1 on 1
 

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This is the best counter argument I've seen from someone regarding the 2003 invasion. But how certain are we that he would've taken Saudi Arabia's oil fields? More importantly the invasion of Iraq was mostly based on some mythical "weapons of mass destruction."

It’s always about money. My dad was in the Air Force for 20 years, so he was just about leaving when the first Gulf War started. He said at the time Iraq was strong militarily. They had around a million active soldiers ready to go at any moment, more tanks, cannons, aircrafts and armored vehicles than the rest of the Middle Eastern powers. Some people might argue that Iran didn’t lose the Iraq-Iran war seeing as Iraq received support from the West while Iran was heavily sanctioned but by the end of the war, Iran was exhausted, was taking heavy losses and Iraq was willing to go all out into total war, draft all their men into battle and bomb all of Iran’s cities whereas Iran didn’t want those problems like that. And then Saudi had incredible wealth, but in regards to war technology, they weren’t seeing the Iraqis on any level. Saudi still isn’t shyt militarily. So Iraq had emerged as the main power in the area. When Iraq tried to take over Kuwait the other countries in the region knew it wouldn’t be long before Saddam tried to expand into their territories, with Saudi being the prime objective. Iraq made Iran fall back, taking Saudi Arabia wouldn’t have been shyt. As usual, the US had its own agenda. We supported Saddam in the Iraq-Iran war because we felt Iraq would be our way of maintaining a sphere of influence in the region but Saddam taking Kuwait would have took us down a path where Saddam might have ended up gaining a large amount of leverage on the world’s energy. So he became a pariah. It’s always about the bread :yeshrug: Saddam argued Kuwait was about money too. It was on both sides kinda. Kuwait needed money to repair their country after being attacked by Iran in the war, so they overproduced oil which made the oil price drop. Which caused Iraq heavy losses. When Kuwait wouldn’t recompense Iraq, it was used as a pretense for war but it wasn’t lost on anyone that acquiring Kuwait would significantly increase Saddam’s power...and he would’ve easily taken it if the US didn’t get involved. This would’ve further strengthened his resolve to reach for Saudi Arabia. It was like 700,000 Iraqi soldiers vs. a coalition of 1 million soldiers on the other side with the US providing 700,000 of that total :mjlol: They would have got fukked so bad. The First Gulf War ended relatively quick but because Saddam wasn’t killed or forced from power he used that as propaganda against the West....that they couldn’t do anything to him. So he tried again years later. Didn’t go so well that time :yeshrug: Almost all the people in the Middle East that we ended up vilifying and killing, were people we originally supported or financed in one way or another. shyt is crazy.
 
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Didnt the US give the Saudis a state of the art missile defense system? Similar to the iron dome of Israel to specifically guard their oil reserves?
 
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They’ve displayed a missile called the Quds which they claim they manufactured themselves in Yemen. If they can lie about that, why is it implausible they would lie about the attacks? Who are they getting the missiles and drone tech from? Obviously it’s Iran. Why wouldn’t they coordinate with their ally that’s equipping them?

The same UN reports confirmed Iran is smuggling missiles to them via the land route and through the sea.


Kuwait ( who has relations with Iran) also confirmed their air space was violated and MEE (which is very hostile to KSA) reported the attack was launched from Iraq. Are they also part of the false flag misinformation? :francis:
Ok so they are getting their weapons from Iran.

What's the next move. You think that's enough to start a war?

Why didn't we go to war with Russia for supplying North Korea?
 
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Maybe don't wage a campaign of genocide against a Shia peoples if you don't want to catch flack for it then.

They are waging what they call a "War", did the Saud think that war was free of consequence?

Hawks are pissing themselves with joy right now, if we go to war for this the millions of dead that will ensure are on their hands.
 

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It says a lot when the actual massacre that SA has been doing against innocent Yemenis for the last few years gets no media coverage and this is a spectacle. Yemen is going through an induced famine, cholera outbreak and indiscriminate bombardment that would make Israel blush.

But Iran uses its proxies to attack oil fields and it’s time for world war three :dead:

Literally didn’t kill innocents on a mass scale or attack a city... attacked oil fields. The most civil thing they could have done to defend themselves. And why is Iran using proxies? Their proxies are the victims of a mass murder going on right now on a civilian level. I hate the Irianian regime and religiously I’m closer to the Saudi’s but right is right and wrong is wrong. This is bizarre and criminal.
 
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