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To be perfectly clear the American military can destroy anything it sets it mind to.

The essential problem is that America (and Israel) ABSOLUTELY cannot institute regime change without a ground invasion. Iran has the capability to withstand a sustained air attack. This is not Gaza where 2 million people are penned into an area of the of Philadelphia with zero natural barriers. Iran is a vast mountainous country about the size of Alaska.

There is no way to destroy all of the rockets, missiles and drones that Iran has.

And be clear, Iran is winning the war of attrition. They are degrading the defensive systems in the gulf states, Iraq and Israel. More and more missiles and drones are getting through. The rate of interceptions is way down. 10% of missiles and drones got through early on now it is 25%. that means either the radar system is failing or the Iran has depleted the number of interceptor missiles.

This is CLASSIC small nation defending against large nation. An asymmetric contest where the attackers resources are split over a wide area, where the smaller force can pick or choose places to attack and cheaply wind down the larger force.

Furthermore, the attack on the oil infrastructure is HUGE. The damage Iran is inflicting is massive. Your news is hiding that fact, but day after day vessels that pass the strait of hormuz are suffering damage, I believe a freighter was sunk (or at least its crew rescued). Mining is very likely to have been done, which will take months to clear out. These attacks on shipping are done by cheap fast speed boats and they are getting through.

Combine the assault on the shipping with the fact that the gulf states rely on a constant flow of oil. They have limited reserve capacity, which when filled means the pumps are turned off and once the pumps are turned off they get clogged and restarting them takes a great while.

The damage to the oil "pipeline" to developed and developing nations has taken a catastrophic hit and will only get far far worse. Nations are taking band aid steps but they are all draining their reserves extremely quickly, surprisingly quickly

Ironically Putin is a prime benefactor of this between higher prices and lifting of oil sanctions. India's whole economy would have collapsed this week if Trump didn.t allow them to buy Russian oil.

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Trump is left with very few cards to play. He can double down on blowing stuff up, but that will achieve nothing but a mounting number of civilian casualties.

There are only so many military targets to blow up. Look at this video

www.youtube.com

It shows remote desert missile launching that is impossible to detect. Iran is certain to have hundreds, if not thousands of these locations. Iran is not going to run out of missiles or drones any time soon.

So, Trump will blow stuff up for a few more days, weeks. But will achieve negligible actual reduction in Iran's ability to cause harm

There is also the question of Israel and their role. they clearly have different war aims then Trump does. How much can Trump prevent them from continuing the war. If Israel continues the war, Iran is not going to stop attacking the oil 'pipeline".

So trump has to force Israel to quit.

The problem is that he is a VERY poor position to do that or to force Iran's hands.

the bluster of increasing assaults every day or calls for unconditional surrender are laughable.

Iran has zero motivation to negotiate and critically have been shown that Trump is not to be trusted. America attacked Iran TWICE in the midst of negotiations (after the US unilaterally withdrew from an agreement). That is not going to make Iran want to negotiate. What agreement or guarantee can Iran rely on that Trump won't come back a year from now and attack again.

So, either Trump crawls to Iran to get some sort of face saving agreement (I honestly don't know what Iran would accept).

The alternative is ground troops and full scale invasion. The plans they have floated, seizing the nuclear material or seizing the oil terminal island are laughably stupid.

#1 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-11 10:50 PM | Reply

Meanwhile every day brings danger of a world wide economic crash. It cannot be understated the damage that stopping that flow for a few weeks can cause. Nations entire economies rely on it. China relies on it. BTW we are pulling military assets out of S. Korea to protect the gulf. Will China see that as an opportunity? Who knows!

Oh and the Kurds have given Trump a big ---- You to being the ground meat in a land assault. So the whole concept of a civil war blooming in Iran becomes a pipe dream.

Trump seems to be relying on a sustained bombing campaign and then declaring victory. But, really, seriously a bombing campaign achieves nothing. It would take a year to turn Iran into the Gaza strip.

So, you see, there is a major flaw in that argument of Trump declaring victory and moving on. Israel and Iran have a say in the matter. Israel could PROBABLY be convinced to stop, but what will force Iran to the table? Israel wants to bring the Iranian government to collapse to turn Iran into Iraq circa 2004. THAT AIN'T GONNA HAPPEN. But will a psycho like Netanyahu be convinced. Oh yeah, Trump gave Israel 20,000 1K pound bombs last week. That is enough ordnance for Israel for like 30 to 45 days of bombing. A campaign that long would destroy the oil market.

And, you might not get this, but Iran probably thinks they are winning. Of course they are taking a beating, but that is not how THEY measure victory. They define victory by the damage they are able to impact on the oil "pipeline", which is getting more severe every day. And every day the ability for the gulf states to defend against incoming missiles and drones is getting smaller and smaller.

So, yeah, I don't see any way for Trump to win this. There is a very good chance he will have to crawl to Iran to beg for them to stop.

#2 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-11 11:00 PM | Reply

BTW a true ground invasion is probably the logical end point for Trump's "plans". But a ground invasion is well and truly a non-starter.

America simply does not have the number of troops for a true invasion. Not a special forces snatch and grab operation of the nuclear material say, but a ground invasion to truly overthrow the Iranian regime, ala Iraq.

But, you see Iran isn't Iraq.

First, Iran is HUGE and mountainous

Second, we have zero allies who will put substantial boots on the ground.

Third, access to Iran is only through hostile nations i.e. Iraq, Pakistan, Turkey, Afghanistan and we can't air lift 1,000,000 troops.

Fourth, Trump is a coward.

There are other reasons

But, my friends, this is where it gets scary

We have tactical nuclear weapons. I can envision Trump choosing that option over admitting a loss.

Not saying it is likely, but Trump wants to be a historical figure and all.

I can see Netanyahu whispering that is his ear.

#3 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-11 11:07 PM | Reply

We have tactical nuclear weapons. I can envision Trump choosing that option over admitting a loss.

I wouldn't rule out Lewzer using strategic nuclear weapons. He's got them...

#4 | Posted by REDIAL at 2026-03-11 11:35 PM | Reply

Another consideration is that Iran is sending it's older missiles and drones to deplete the gulf state's interceptors.

Iran has hit a number of America's billion dollar radar installations.

As the war goes on Iran will be able to send more and more destructive missiles and drones with less and less defensive capabilities.

#5 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-11 11:56 PM | Reply

Detailed article describing the success Iran has had against our defensive installations

mronline.org

TL:DR?

Iran has knocked out a substantial portion of our radar systems which guide the interceptor systems compromising their ability to track and intercept missiles combined with a catastrophic number of inceptors being fired that cannot be replaced quickly.

Not looking good for an extended fight

#6 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-12 12:08 AM | Reply

Another consideration is that Iran is sending it's older missiles and drones to deplete the gulf state's interceptors.

That, if true, would be quite clever.

#7 | Posted by REDIAL at 2026-03-12 12:09 AM | Reply

Do not measure the success of the Iran war based on casualty count. It is not that type of war, yet. Plus the US is probably lying about casualties.

The measure is in interceptors and infrastructure (esp. oil).

#8 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-12 12:09 AM | Reply

Duh.

Iran is playing a long game.

The US is being systematically pushed out of the Region piece by piece.

Israel is not TENABLE without Constant US Maintenance.

Maintenance that is being made More Expensive and Less Effective every Day.

Iran will "Win" if they make the US retreat and Israel is depopulated by people Running back to their Original Countries.

The Squatters are Evicting themselves.

#9 | Posted by Effeteposer at 2026-03-12 12:14 AM | Reply

Iran escalates attacks on Gulf energy infrastructure
By Victoria Gatenby
Reporting from Doha, Qatar

Concern is growing across the Gulf as Iran escalates attacks on regional energy infrastructure.

There was an attack on fuel tanks in Bahrain in the past few hours, while on Wednesday, drone strikes targeted fuel tanks in the Omani port city of Salalah. Also on Wednesday, a cargo ship was targeted by the Iranians in the Strait of Hormuz. Three sailors remain missing, while 20 were rescued by the Omani coast guard.

Now, the timing of that incident was interesting.

It came shortly after Trump warned Iran against targeting ships in the strait or laying mines.

The Iranians said they targeted the Thai flagged vessel because it had been ignoring their orders. They said all ships have to seek their permission to transit the strait and warned that the US and their allies will not be allowed to pass through that very narrow waterway, through which 20 percent of the world's oil supplies flow.

#10 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-12 12:29 AM | Reply | Newsworthy 1

Winning is never the point (see Vietnam and Afghanistan). It's to squeeze every last dime out of the suckers and losers before you incinerate them

#11 | Posted by LegallyYourDead at 2026-03-12 02:17 AM | Reply

Iran just released their full ceasefire conditions, and it reads more like a surrender document than a negotiation:

- Hand Netanyahu to the ICC

- Withdraw to Oct 7 borders

- Cancel Trump's Gaza plan

- Lift ALL sanctions and return frozen funds

- Recognize Iran's nuclear rights

- Leave Lebanon, Syria, Yemen

- Evacuate ALL US bases from Arab soil

- Trump must publicly apologize to Khamenei

- Compensate Iran for every sanction ever imposed

#12 | Posted by ClownShack at 2026-03-12 04:25 AM | Reply | Newsworthy 2

Once again, the old lesson: "Never get involved in a land war in Asia" is going to painfully school the US. Sure, the US (and other countries) will temporarily put a band-aid (tourniquet?) on the petroleum squeeze by tapping into their strategic petroleum reserves, but it's temporary and places the entire world economy at risk of completely imploding once those reserves are gone. The silver lining might (MIGHT!) be that this will accelerate the development/expansion of renewal alternative energy sources, but I suspect it'll prove to be too little too late. The US (yes, I know who is REALLY to blame but for now I'll stick to referring to collective blame over all the US) options are bleak. I fear the present administration will choose to do something (ANYTHING!) to avoid being shamefully ejected from power. President Trump has rarely (if EVER!) been involved in anything that could be described as the Art of the Deal. His negotiation tactics are more accurately referred to as Art of the Steal. President Trump is a bully both in personal and financial dealings. It was mostly "tolerable" as long as he was isolated in his own little enclave. However, the US electorate as seen fit to supply Mr. Trump with a large "box of matches". We, literally, have hoisted ourselves on our own petard.

#13 | Posted by TrueBlue at 2026-03-12 06:46 AM | Reply | Newsworthy 1

The world is in the edge of an economic abyss.

If you want to gauge how the war is going follow the attacks on the oil "pipeline".

Iran is daily becoming more and more successful

Watch out for the increase in attacks on oil fields ports depots and shipping. Look for reports of mining.

America has very little capacity to counter this.

It would be stupid to escort ships through the area. That would greatly reduce destroyers freedom of movement opening them up to drone and small vessels attacks. Plus those ships are needed to protect the carriers from missile attack

It is truly amazing how quickly this war is going south.

This could be a disaster by next week

#14 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-12 09:50 AM | Reply

For those deadenders, I have a question.

Would a country getting their ass kicked issue a set of demands for the surrender of the other country? Maybe, but really??

#15 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-12 10:09 AM | Reply

For those who are unaware, Iranian drone, missile and targeting ability/capacity has come to a huge shock to the US military.

And we have reports that Iran tried/is trying to hit the continental US with drones.

As a caveat, this is coming from the Trump administration so take it with a truckload of salt.

Are there Iranian cargo ships out there with drones?

Maybe that is fear mongering by the Trump administration.

Maybe not

If Iran sees the war going against them, will they launch drones at the US? It would not take much to cause a major panic

#16 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-12 10:41 AM | Reply

Yet another consideration

America has invested trillions in the gulf state both in military bases and in the defenses of these countries.

America is basically hanging these countries out to dry.

Our limited ability to provide interceptors is going to Israel.

Iran is targeting them, because of our presence there.

The long term impact will possibly be the Gulf States looking elsewhere for security guarantees, perhaps even reproachment with Iran.

Global markets are withdrawing investment from the gulf states and the US and is far less likely to return.

That Qatari jet did not get them much.

#17 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-12 11:31 AM | Reply

The fat idiot thinks he's Jesus. Figure the rest of it out, dumb -----.

#18 | Posted by LegallyYourDead at 2026-03-12 09:22 PM | Reply

Apparently Israel is taking a beating. Israel has put a full media blackout on the country, but videos smuggled out are showing numerous successful hits.

Iran retaliated against Israeli's oil port at Haifa following Israel's attack that spread oil over Tehran.

Iran has supersonic missiles that interceptors can't hit.

General Caine said Iran is evolving quickly and are targeting radar and interceptor network. That would be degrading our defensive capabilities

Apparently, Iran or their Iraqi proxies shot down an American refueling plane. CENTCOM issued an obvious lie about it.

I personally, have strong suspicions about casualty reporting from our administration. If you recall, during the Iraq war, the pentagon put out daily death and wounding numbers. We are getting nothing of the sort except one report of 150 wounded soldiers. Given the rate of operations that is absurd.

Iran has successfully shut down Iraq and Oman's ports. that is really bad news as these things don't just restart quickly.

The one obvious winner in all of this is Putin's Russia with higher oil prices, lifting of sanctions and putting him in the driver seat as to providing oil to Europe.

Oh, and btw, Lebanon hasn't been getting near enough attention, 750,000 people displace hundreds dead, Israeli invasion. That alone will have world wide ramifications due to migrants fleeing the warzone.

My personal opinion is Iran is winning decisively.

Don't listen to the media or our government or most pundits who are afraid to reach that obvious conclusion for a variety of reasons.

#19 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-12 11:15 PM | Reply

Fat retarded idiot has a drunk gamer running the show. WHAT COULD GO WRONG??

#20 | Posted by LegallyYourDead at 2026-03-12 11:18 PM | Reply

Meanwhile our president is dancing to YMCA and screeching against a Republican congressional candidate

Oh and oil up to $100/barrel

Oh and Hegseth is firing even MORE JAG officers. Cause who wants accountability when committing massive war crimes

#21 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-12 11:21 PM | Reply

Iran has supersonic missiles that interceptors can't hit.

I'd be a bit sceptical about that. Ukraine has intercepted Russian hypersonic missiles.

Iran is evolving quickly and are targeting radar and interceptor network.

That I would believe.

Iran has successfully shut down Iraq and Oman's ports. that is really bad news as these things don't just restart quickly.

Also true.

Meanwhile our president is dancing to YMCA and screeching against a Republican congressional candidate

And endorsing Jake Paul. I guess Joe Rogan is out.

#22 | Posted by REDIAL at 2026-03-12 11:31 PM | Reply

The US Navy cannot dock in their Gulf naval base. Iran hit it hard so we need to travel to India and/or Diego Garcia

#23 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-12 11:44 PM | Reply | Funny: 1

Keep in mind that once a ship uses it's interceptors it needs a dock/crane to reload which means they have to go days to India or DG to reload and then days back to the Theater of Operations

#24 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-12 11:46 PM | Reply | Funny: 1

WRT to Israel interceptors, apparently Iran knocked out a radar in Qatar that was critical to notifying Israel of incoming missiles. This reduces Israel's warning to about 90 seconds without the direction data necessary for local radar to lock on.

So very minimal time to react and no basic incoming data.

#25 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-12 11:49 PM | Reply

Iran has destroyed a few other THAAD radars too

#26 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-12 11:50 PM | Reply

30% of our THAAD radars in our entire inventory destroyed

Satellite communication center destroyed

#27 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-12 11:51 PM | Reply

Keep in mind that once a ship uses it's interceptors it needs a dock/crane to reload

My bet is most of Israel's interceptors are land based. Iron Dome and all that. They've been living off the Pentagon's unlimited budget for decades.

#28 | Posted by REDIAL at 2026-03-12 11:52 PM | Reply

Iran's hypersonic missiles are maneuverable which defeats any interceptor because the interception relies on a standard ballistic parabola

#29 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-12 11:53 PM | Reply

the iron dome interceptors are far less effective and completely ineffective vs hypersonic

#30 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-12 11:54 PM | Reply

FWIW Iran is only responding inkind to infrastructure attacks

IE Iran only attacked Israel's refinery after Israel attacked Iran's refinery

The Israeli refinery hit supplies half of the nations fuel including air fuel

#31 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-12 11:56 PM | Reply

30% of the world's UREA/fertilizer comes through the strait of Hormuz.

That means famine is on the horizon due to projected massive reductions in crop growth

#32 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-13 12:00 AM | Reply

the iron dome interceptors are far less effective and completely ineffective vs hypersonic

Fair point. They were designed to shoot down those glorified bottle rockets Hamas was using.

That said, if Iran had an interceptor-proof missile they would have hit an American warship with one by now.

One US warship gets clobbered, Lewzer will TACO and blame the whole thing on Biden in his next ragepost.

#33 | Posted by REDIAL at 2026-03-13 12:00 AM | Reply

I can't speak to naval armaments vis a vis missiles. There may be a precision issue on a moving target, plus inclose defense systems that can knock out a missile. Maybe Iran is holding off on that so far, maybe our navy isn't positioned in a vulnerable location. I did see a drone vid of our carrier not sure if it was real or not. I also suspect that the Gerald Ford might have been hit even by splash damage as Centcom reported 2 injured sailors in a "laundry fire" Sounds ridiculous that something like that would warrant a full press release. The release even said the propulsion wasn't effected Like why would they report that for a small laundry fire? Plus this administration lies about everything. Iran has claimed hits on ships, but the lie too

#34 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-13 12:07 AM | Reply

Piggy has been reaching out to Iran for a ceasefire

Think about that

Piggy starts a war and within 13 days is begging for a ceasefire

#35 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-13 12:12 AM | Reply

The release even said the propulsion wasn't effected Like why would they report that for a small laundry fire?

You do have a point there. Seems like a strange thing to add for no reason.

#36 | Posted by REDIAL at 2026-03-13 12:12 AM | Reply

America killing the Ayatollah is far bigger than people realize

He was not just their civil leader he is the 2nd highest religious person in Shia. Its like killing the President and NYC Cardinal

Iran is pissed

And America is leading a religious crusade. Semi-officially from Hegseth on down are christian nationalists.

#37 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-13 12:14 AM | Reply

FWIW I do actually think it highly unlikely that the Ford got hit, that would be world shaking. Might have been a landing accident that they don't want to admit to.

Again, just an odd release

#38 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-13 12:16 AM | Reply

BTW Israel has nukes, their population centers are the target of many numerous missiles.

They would not shirk at using nukes. Consider that they don't have qualms about committing a genocide. What would stop them if their cities are being turned to rubble by missiles?

#39 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-13 12:18 AM | Reply

I think the Ford got Hit.

It's logical given the circumstances.

They are hiding it for Morale reasons.

Also it's damned Embarrassing.

It shows real Weakness if it happened.

The US isn't Invulnerable.

Nobody is.

#40 | Posted by Effeteposer at 2026-03-13 12:23 AM | Reply

What would stop them if their cities are being turned to rubble by missiles?

#39 | Posted by truthhurts

Why wouldn't the US?
Why would any country, that has nukes, that facing destruction NOT use them?

Rarely are there stupid questions, but that's a stupid question.

#41 | Posted by oneironaut at 2026-03-13 12:34 AM | Reply

Why is it Stupid?

Can you explain?

I'm genuinely curious.

#42 | Posted by Effeteposer at 2026-03-13 12:39 AM | Reply

I think the Ford got Hit.

I don't. I don't think it's close enough. USS Ford is more of a PR gimmick than a weapon. Hence the steak and lobster feed. It went to Venezuela for photo ops, not like it was needed for anything.

#43 | Posted by REDIAL at 2026-03-13 12:42 AM | Reply

That must have been a Big Laundry room fire.

In a War Zone that is currently Hot.

Something isn't being told.

If Ansar Allah did it that would be even More embarrassing than if it was Iran.

More Reason to Lie.

Can't have Sophisticated Goat herders damaging the Jewel of the Navy,Can We?

If it was them they would be Crowing Loudly about it tho'

So there is that.

#44 | Posted by Effeteposer at 2026-03-13 12:52 AM | Reply

Israel is demanding southern Lebanon be evacuated

This is like what they did in Gaza. Israel is planning on occupying the region permanently in another land grab

#45 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-13 10:13 AM | Reply

Israel is an Expansionist Mad Dog.

Why is this so hard for the Major Powers to Admit?

Any other country tried this crap and they would be Sanctioned, and or Bombed.

Its Ok for Israel because they "have the right to defend themselves"?

Does Iran,Does Palestine? Does Iraq?

Does anyone but the US and Israel?

#46 | Posted by Effeteposer at 2026-03-13 11:36 AM | Reply

Lebanon will be ethnically cleansed and annexed.

The entire Western Alliance will be just Fine with it.

Israel has Carte Blanche.

This War proves that every day.

#47 | Posted by Effeteposer at 2026-03-13 11:39 AM | Reply

Israel is an Expansionist Mad Dog.

LOL Israel took land in a war, they gave it back exception was Golan Heights because Syria was shelling their farmers from the hilltops.

Lebanon will be ethnically cleansed and annexed.

No, incorrect, not ethnically, politically cleansed, you can't lob missiles over your border and not expect a response.


I don't. I don't think it's close enough. USS Ford is more of a PR gimmick than a weapon. Hence the steak and lobster feed. It went to Venezuela for photo ops, not like it was needed for anything.
#43 | POSTED BY REDIAL

You think those helicopters just flew in without suppression, by Growlers, of their AA systems?

Steak and lobster feeds are normal military food upon returning from combat, besides you still think Pete ate it all himself.

Like I said TrumpRot is strong in you. Its virus you can't seem to shake.

#48 | Posted by oneironaut at 2026-03-13 12:25 PM | Reply

Hard to win a war when the white house can't even define what goals need to be achieved to be considered winning.

#49 | Posted by johnny_hotsauce at 2026-03-13 12:39 PM | Reply

You think those helicopters just flew in without suppression, by Growlers, of their AA systems?

Something wrong with the air force base in Puerto Rico?

Steak and lobster feeds are normal military food

The Pentagon blew $93 Million in September because they still had it in the budget and they needed to spend it on something, anything, before the end of the month or they would lose it.

Can the air force chief of staff even play his new $100K piano?

#50 | Posted by REDIAL at 2026-03-13 01:10 PM | Reply

The United States has put out a reward for the killing of Iran's legitimate ruler

Iran has successfully hacked a US medical supply company

#51 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-13 01:54 PM | Reply

At a whisper at potential future boots on ground 2200 marines are redeploying to the Middle East

Iran has increased it's export of oil, so yeah

#52 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-13 01:56 PM | Reply

The trump administration is not reporting casualties.

That is unacceptable

#53 | Posted by truthhurts at 2026-03-13 02:00 PM | Reply

The Pentagon blew $93 Million in September

Sorry, that was $93 Billion.

#54 | Posted by REDIAL at 2026-03-13 02:04 PM | Reply

historynet.com

#55 | Posted by C0RI0LANUS at 2026-03-13 02:06 PM | Reply

The criminal Trumpf junta puts out a bounty for Iran's leaders after ICC-indicted war criminals Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu and Russia President Vladimir Putin were greeted with Red Carpets on American soil.

Link: US Has No Moral Compass Left

Amerikkka is so a$$ed up that words just can't describe it.

#56 | Posted by C0RI0LANUS at 2026-03-13 02:19 PM | Reply | Newsworthy 1

*** Nefarious Trumpf Junta Deploying USMC MEU to Middle East ***

"US Secretary of War Crimes Pete Hegseth is deploying an amphibious assault ship, the USS Tripoli, and its Marine expeditionary unit (MEU) to the Middle East."

Sources:

Hardworking American Taxpayer Royally Screwed Again

Imminent Casualties

USN Personnel Practicing to Kill Muslims

#57 | Posted by C0RI0LANUS at 2026-03-13 03:06 PM | Reply

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