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Reply #1125 - Jul 16^th, 2026 at 3:25pm

greggerypeccary wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 3:09pm:

Frank wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 2:37pm:

greggerypeccary wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 2:06pm:

lee wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 12:56pm:

greggerypeccary wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 10:36am:

What next?

Well, we wait for next (Taco) Tuesday.

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And then when he doesn'ty gweggy cries like the little girl he is. Cool

How many times have you accused him of chickening out over
Iran, and he is still there?

Still there?

Impossible - the war is over.

There's no war - it's just an excursion.

He made a deal - the greatest deal the world has ever seen.

There's an MOU.

Iran's military was completely and totally obliterated on day one.

He wouldn't lie.

So how is he chickening out if the war is over, dishonest liar?

War?

President Donald Trump said the U.S. will impose fees in the Strait of Hormuz “at the rate of 20% on all cargo shipped.”

That's not war, old boy.

So tell me, how did that work out - he went through with it?

He's a businessman, Greggery. You get that.

Besides, he's scrapped the fee. Instead, the Gulf countries have to offer the Americans favours.

You build a Trump tower in Dubai, they can say. Come and build a fabulous new golf course in Mecca. Or here, Jared, take another couple of bil in your awesome investment fund.

In return, Pete keeps blasting the mullahs and the US Navy has to stand back and stand by. It's a great deal for the Gulf Arabs, who just have to put up with a few power outages and duck and cover every now and then.

Oh - and if we want to buy oil, we can go to America. They've got the most beautiful oil of all. They used to call it black gold, did you know?

Awesome.

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Reply #1126 - Jul 16^th, 2026 at 3:26pm

tallowood wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 8:58am:

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TAMPA, Fla. — U.S. forces enforced naval blockade measures against Iran, July 15, by disabling an unladen oil tanker attempting to sail toward an Iranian port in the Arabian Gulf.

U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) forces observed Curacao-flagged M/T Belma transiting international waters toward Kharg Island. The commercial vessel ignored multiple warnings as it attempted to violate the U.S. blockade. A U.S. aircraft disabled the vessel after firing hellfire missiles into the ship’s smokestack. The ship is no longer transiting to Iran.

U.S. forces resumed the naval blockade against vessels transiting to or from Iranian ports and coastal areas at 4 p.m. ET on July 14. During the first 24 hours of enforcement, CENTCOM has redirected two compliant commercial vessels and disabled one non-compliant vessel.
U.S. forces remain vigilant and prepared to ensure full compliance.

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Reply #1127 - Jul 16^th, 2026 at 3:46pm

tallowood wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 3:26pm:

tallowood wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 8:58am:

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TAMPA, Fla. — U.S. forces enforced naval blockade measures against Iran, July 15, by disabling an unladen oil tanker attempting to sail toward an Iranian port in the Arabian Gulf.

U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) forces observed Curacao-flagged M/T Belma transiting international waters toward Kharg Island. The commercial vessel ignored multiple warnings as it attempted to violate the U.S. blockade. A U.S. aircraft disabled the vessel after firing hellfire missiles into the ship’s smokestack. The ship is no longer transiting to Iran.

U.S. forces resumed the naval blockade against vessels transiting to or from Iranian ports and coastal areas at 4 p.m. ET on July 14. During the first 24 hours of enforcement, CENTCOM has redirected two compliant commercial vessels and disabled one non-compliant vessel.
U.S. forces remain vigilant and prepared to ensure full compliance.

@U_S_CENTCOM

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Here's another benefit, Greggery. Who'd want some boring MOU when we get to watch Tallow's lock-and-load memes?

Most of them are Iranian deep fakes, but it's the thought that counts, no?

It's what we call strategic ambiguity. Basically, DL gets have a fab new war with lots of explosions and everything. But if the Real Americans complain and he tanks in the polls, he can call the whole thing off and declare victory.

He's a dealmaker, a negotiator, a peacemaker. You need to study him.

Stephen Covey would call this a "win-win".

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Re: Iran what next?
Reply #1129 - Jul 16^th, 2026 at 4:29pm

Dirty Paki Khunt wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 3:46pm:

It's what we call strategic ambiguity. Basically, DL gets have a fab new war with lots of explosions and everything. But if the Real Americans complain and he tanks in the polls, he can call the whole thing off and declare victory.

He's a dealmaker, a negotiator, a peacemaker. You need to study him.

Stephen Covey would call this a "win-win".

Silly bollocks again, gobber.

Former Australian Prime Minister @ScoMo30

"One of the criticisms made by President Trump’s hecklers, whether here in Australia or elsewhere, is that he’s so transactionally driven and that it’s all about politics.

Well, frankly, doing this in Iran was not in his political interests.

And staying there now is not in his political interests.

He has taken a big hit on this and continues to domestically and politically.

You would only do that if it is something you know is deeply important to the national interest.

I admire this. He has been prepared to take the heat.

I’m sure there have been many advising him to do something very different from a political point of view, and I’m sure they have his best interests from that perspective at heart.

But I think it disproves this idea that he is some political automaton, transactionally motivated by self-interest.

What he has done here—and how he has supported Israel at this moment—is quite extraordinary.

And I think, of the many things that will be remembered about Donald Trump—and there will be a lot—

His strength on the question of Iran has been quite extraordinary and very commendable.”

https://x.com/Erin_Molan/status/2077467470697541853

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Reply #1130 - Jul 16^th, 2026 at 4:44pm

SUDDEN:

4hrs ago
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US-Iranian citizen Dena Karari has been freed after almost two years of detention in Iran.

Her lawyer said she was held on "bogus charges" of collaboration with a hostile state and espionage.

Ms Karari is now outside Iran and US President Donald Trump has welcomed the "gesture of goodwill" from the regime.

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Re: Iran what next?
Reply #1131 - Jul 16^th, 2026 at 4:53pm

Frank wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 4:29pm:

Dirty Paki Khunt wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 3:46pm:

It's what we call strategic ambiguity. Basically, DL gets have a fab new war with lots of explosions and everything. But if the Real Americans complain and he tanks in the polls, he can call the whole thing off and declare victory.

He's a dealmaker, a negotiator, a peacemaker. You need to study him.

Stephen Covey would call this a "win-win".

Silly bollocks again, gobber.

Former Australian Prime Minister @ScoMo30

"One of the criticisms made by President Trump’s hecklers, whether here in Australia or elsewhere, is that he’s so transactionally driven and that it’s all about politics.

Well, frankly, doing this in Iran was not in his political interests.

And staying there now is not in his political interests.

He has taken a big hit on this and continues to domestically and politically.

You would only do that if it is something you know is deeply important to the national interest.

I admire this. He has been prepared to take the heat.

I’m sure there have been many advising him to do something very different from a political point of view, and I’m sure they have his best interests from that perspective at heart.

But I think it disproves this idea that he is some political automaton, transactionally motivated by self-interest.

What he has done here—and how he has supported Israel at this moment—is quite extraordinary.

And I think, of the many things that will be remembered about Donald Trump—and there will be a lot—

His strength on the question of Iran has been quite extraordinary and very commendable.”

https://x.com/Erin_Molan/status/2077467470697541853

Erin Molan is an Australian podcaster, host of the Erin Molan Show, who previously worked on Sky News Australia, a past radio presenter on 2Day FM and a former columnist for Sydney newspaper The Daily Telegraph. Grin

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Reply #1132 - Jul 16^th, 2026 at 5:32pm

Frank wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 4:29pm:

Dirty Paki Khunt wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 3:46pm:

It's what we call strategic ambiguity. Basically, DL gets have a fab new war with lots of explosions and everything. But if the Real Americans complain and he tanks in the polls, he can call the whole thing off and declare victory.

He's a dealmaker, a negotiator, a peacemaker. You need to study him.

Stephen Covey would call this a "win-win".

Silly bollocks again, gobber.

Former Australian Prime Minister @ScoMo30

"One of the criticisms made by President Trump’s hecklers, whether here in Australia or elsewhere, is that he’s so transactionally driven and that it’s all about politics.

Well, frankly, doing this in Iran was not in his political interests.

And staying there now is not in his political interests.

He has taken a big hit on this and continues to domestically and politically.

You would only do that if it is something you know is deeply important to the national interest.

I admire this. He has been prepared to take the heat.

I’m sure there have been many advising him to do something very different from a political point of view, and I’m sure they have his best interests from that perspective at heart.

But I think it disproves this idea that he is some political automaton, transactionally motivated by self-interest.

What he has done here—and how he has supported Israel at this moment—is quite extraordinary.

And I think, of the many things that will be remembered about Donald Trump—and there will be a lot—

His strength on the question of Iran has been quite extraordinary and very commendable.”

https://x.com/Erin_Molan/status/2077467470697541853

Just so. I believe Aquascoot fired off an important email: URGENT. Have you been advising him too, dear boy?

Scomo admires him. So cute. DL is prepared to take the heat, eh?

Such integrity and accountability. The buck stops with the prez. He owns it.

So I'm curious. Why did he call the whole thing off, sign an MOU and praise the mullahs for being such great guys?

I don't know about you, dear boy, but this, I think, will be one of the many things that will be remembered about Scomo —and there will be a lot, no?

You.

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Reply #1133 - Jul 16^th, 2026 at 5:36pm

greggerypeccary wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 4:53pm:

Frank wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 4:29pm:

Dirty Paki Khunt wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 3:46pm:

It's what we call strategic ambiguity. Basically, DL gets have a fab new war with lots of explosions and everything. But if the Real Americans complain and he tanks in the polls, he can call the whole thing off and declare victory.

He's a dealmaker, a negotiator, a peacemaker. You need to study him.

Stephen Covey would call this a "win-win".

Silly bollocks again, gobber.

Former Australian Prime Minister @ScoMo30

"One of the criticisms made by President Trump’s hecklers, whether here in Australia or elsewhere, is that he’s so transactionally driven and that it’s all about politics.

Well, frankly, doing this in Iran was not in his political interests.

And staying there now is not in his political interests.

He has taken a big hit on this and continues to domestically and politically.

You would only do that if it is something you know is deeply important to the national interest.

I admire this. He has been prepared to take the heat.

I’m sure there have been many advising him to do something very different from a political point of view, and I’m sure they have his best interests from that perspective at heart.

But I think it disproves this idea that he is some political automaton, transactionally motivated by self-interest.

What he has done here—and how he has supported Israel at this moment—is quite extraordinary.

And I think, of the many things that will be remembered about Donald Trump—and there will be a lot—

His strength on the question of Iran has been quite extraordinary and very commendable.”

https://x.com/Erin_Molan/status/2077467470697541853

Erin Molan is an Australian podcaster, host of the Erin Molan Show, who previously worked on Sky News Australia, a past radio presenter on 2Day FM and a former columnist for Sydney newspaper The Daily Telegraph. Grin

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Sure, but if you were going to post a deep fake endorsement, why would you choose the most unpopular Australian leader in recent memory?

Could be worse, I guess. They could have pretended to be Tony Abbott.

Thank heavens the grown-ups are back in charge, no?

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Re: Iran what next?
Reply #1134 - Jul 16^th, 2026 at 6:23pm

Ah, Tony Abbott, Volunteer firefighter - that is bad to volunteer.

"11 Aug 2025Tony Abbott recommends a Coalition energy policy centred around some basic ideas such as no coal-fired power stations close without a reliable alternative; a rapid development of new gas fields; ending subsidies for new renewables; and ending the bans on nuclear. "

https://www.spectator.com.au/2025/08/tony-abbott-doesnt-go-far-enough-on-energy-...

But according to those leftists - renewable energy is the go. No back up needed, or perhaps maybe 10 hours of battery at 1MW. Cool

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Reply #1135 - Jul 16^th, 2026 at 6:27pm

greggerypeccary wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 4:53pm:

Frank wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 4:29pm:

Dirty Paki Khunt wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 3:46pm:

It's what we call strategic ambiguity. Basically, DL gets have a fab new war with lots of explosions and everything. But if the Real Americans complain and he tanks in the polls, he can call the whole thing off and declare victory.

He's a dealmaker, a negotiator, a peacemaker. You need to study him.

Stephen Covey would call this a "win-win".

Silly bollocks again, gobber.

Former Australian Prime Minister @ScoMo30

"One of the criticisms made by President Trump’s hecklers, whether here in Australia or elsewhere, is that he’s so transactionally driven and that it’s all about politics.

Well, frankly, doing this in Iran was not in his political interests.

And staying there now is not in his political interests.

He has taken a big hit on this and continues to domestically and politically.

You would only do that if it is something you know is deeply important to the national interest.

I admire this. He has been prepared to take the heat.

I’m sure there have been many advising him to do something very different from a political point of view, and I’m sure they have his best interests from that perspective at heart.

But I think it disproves this idea that he is some political automaton, transactionally motivated by self-interest.

What he has done here—and how he has supported Israel at this moment—is quite extraordinary.

And I think, of the many things that will be remembered about Donald Trump—and there will be a lot—

His strength on the question of Iran has been quite extraordinary and very commendable.”

https://x.com/Erin_Molan/status/2077467470697541853

Erin Molan is an Australian podcaster, host of the Erin Molan Show, who previously worked on Sky News Australia, a past radio presenter on 2Day FM and a former columnist for Sydney newspaper The Daily Telegraph. Grin

And again - no audio.

So - far more accomplished than you.

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Reply #1136 - Jul 16^th, 2026 at 6:32pm

Frank wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 6:27pm:

greggerypeccary wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 4:53pm:

Frank wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 4:29pm:

Dirty Paki Khunt wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 3:46pm:

It's what we call strategic ambiguity. Basically, DL gets have a fab new war with lots of explosions and everything. But if the Real Americans complain and he tanks in the polls, he can call the whole thing off and declare victory.

He's a dealmaker, a negotiator, a peacemaker. You need to study him.

Stephen Covey would call this a "win-win".

Silly bollocks again, gobber.

Former Australian Prime Minister @ScoMo30

"One of the criticisms made by President Trump’s hecklers, whether here in Australia or elsewhere, is that he’s so transactionally driven and that it’s all about politics.

Well, frankly, doing this in Iran was not in his political interests.

And staying there now is not in his political interests.

He has taken a big hit on this and continues to domestically and politically.

You would only do that if it is something you know is deeply important to the national interest.

I admire this. He has been prepared to take the heat.

I’m sure there have been many advising him to do something very different from a political point of view, and I’m sure they have his best interests from that perspective at heart.

But I think it disproves this idea that he is some political automaton, transactionally motivated by self-interest.

What he has done here—and how he has supported Israel at this moment—is quite extraordinary.

And I think, of the many things that will be remembered about Donald Trump—and there will be a lot—

His strength on the question of Iran has been quite extraordinary and very commendable.”

https://x.com/Erin_Molan/status/2077467470697541853

Erin Molan is an Australian podcaster, host of the Erin Molan Show, who previously worked on Sky News Australia, a past radio presenter on 2Day FM and a former columnist for Sydney newspaper The Daily Telegraph. Grin

And again - no audio.

So - far more accomplished than you.

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Reply #1137 - Jul 16^th, 2026 at 6:39pm

Frank wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 6:27pm:

greggerypeccary wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 4:53pm:

Frank wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 4:29pm:

Dirty Paki Khunt wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 3:46pm:

It's what we call strategic ambiguity. Basically, DL gets have a fab new war with lots of explosions and everything. But if the Real Americans complain and he tanks in the polls, he can call the whole thing off and declare victory.

He's a dealmaker, a negotiator, a peacemaker. You need to study him.

Stephen Covey would call this a "win-win".

Silly bollocks again, gobber.

Former Australian Prime Minister @ScoMo30

"One of the criticisms made by President Trump’s hecklers, whether here in Australia or elsewhere, is that he’s so transactionally driven and that it’s all about politics.

Well, frankly, doing this in Iran was not in his political interests.

And staying there now is not in his political interests.

He has taken a big hit on this and continues to domestically and politically.

You would only do that if it is something you know is deeply important to the national interest.

I admire this. He has been prepared to take the heat.

I’m sure there have been many advising him to do something very different from a political point of view, and I’m sure they have his best interests from that perspective at heart.

But I think it disproves this idea that he is some political automaton, transactionally motivated by self-interest.

What he has done here—and how he has supported Israel at this moment—is quite extraordinary.

And I think, of the many things that will be remembered about Donald Trump—and there will be a lot—

His strength on the question of Iran has been quite extraordinary and very commendable.”

https://x.com/Erin_Molan/status/2077467470697541853

Erin Molan is an Australian podcaster, host of the Erin Molan Show, who previously worked on Sky News Australia, a past radio presenter on 2Day FM and a former columnist for Sydney newspaper The Daily Telegraph. Grin

And again - no audio.

So - far more accomplished than you.

Sorry, dear chap, are you saying you support the invasion of Iran?

Or it's abrupt reversal?

Do be specific. Please explain?

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Reply #1138 - Jul 16^th, 2026 at 6:40pm

greggerypeccary wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 6:32pm:

Frank wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 6:27pm:

greggerypeccary wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 4:53pm:

Frank wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 4:29pm:

Dirty Paki Khunt wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 3:46pm:

It's what we call strategic ambiguity. Basically, DL gets have a fab new war with lots of explosions and everything. But if the Real Americans complain and he tanks in the polls, he can call the whole thing off and declare victory.

He's a dealmaker, a negotiator, a peacemaker. You need to study him.

Stephen Covey would call this a "win-win".

Silly bollocks again, gobber.

Former Australian Prime Minister @ScoMo30

"One of the criticisms made by President Trump’s hecklers, whether here in Australia or elsewhere, is that he’s so transactionally driven and that it’s all about politics.

Well, frankly, doing this in Iran was not in his political interests.

And staying there now is not in his political interests.

He has taken a big hit on this and continues to domestically and politically.

You would only do that if it is something you know is deeply important to the national interest.

I admire this. He has been prepared to take the heat.

I’m sure there have been many advising him to do something very different from a political point of view, and I’m sure they have his best interests from that perspective at heart.

But I think it disproves this idea that he is some political automaton, transactionally motivated by self-interest.

What he has done here—and how he has supported Israel at this moment—is quite extraordinary.

And I think, of the many things that will be remembered about Donald Trump—and there will be a lot—

His strength on the question of Iran has been quite extraordinary and very commendable.”

https://x.com/Erin_Molan/status/2077467470697541853

Erin Molan is an Australian podcaster, host of the Erin Molan Show, who previously worked on Sky News Australia, a past radio presenter on 2Day FM and a former columnist for Sydney newspaper The Daily Telegraph. Grin

And again - no audio.

So - far more accomplished than you.

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Lying, dishonest creepy Slovene in Perth. Cheesy

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Reply #1139 - Jul 16^th, 2026 at 7:14pm

greggerypeccary wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 6:32pm:

Frank wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 6:27pm:

greggerypeccary wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 4:53pm:

Frank wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 4:29pm:

Dirty Paki Khunt wrote on Jul 16^th, 2026 at 3:46pm:

It's what we call strategic ambiguity. Basically, DL gets have a fab new war with lots of explosions and everything. But if the Real Americans complain and he tanks in the polls, he can call the whole thing off and declare victory.

He's a dealmaker, a negotiator, a peacemaker. You need to study him.

Stephen Covey would call this a "win-win".

Silly bollocks again, gobber.

Former Australian Prime Minister @ScoMo30

"One of the criticisms made by President Trump’s hecklers, whether here in Australia or elsewhere, is that he’s so transactionally driven and that it’s all about politics.

Well, frankly, doing this in Iran was not in his political interests.

And staying there now is not in his political interests.

He has taken a big hit on this and continues to domestically and politically.

You would only do that if it is something you know is deeply important to the national interest.

I admire this. He has been prepared to take the heat.

I’m sure there have been many advising him to do something very different from a political point of view, and I’m sure they have his best interests from that perspective at heart.

But I think it disproves this idea that he is some political automaton, transactionally motivated by self-interest.

What he has done here—and how he has supported Israel at this moment—is quite extraordinary.

And I think, of the many things that will be remembered about Donald Trump—and there will be a lot—

His strength on the question of Iran has been quite extraordinary and very commendable.”

https://x.com/Erin_Molan/status/2077467470697541853

Erin Molan is an Australian podcaster, host of the Erin Molan Show, who previously worked on Sky News Australia, a past radio presenter on 2Day FM and a former columnist for Sydney newspaper The Daily Telegraph. Grin

And again - no audio.

So - far more accomplished than you.

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He's right, old boy. Do try to be a little more inclusive, please. Some of our more underprivileged members can't access the Murdoch media.

Imagine, no Sky, no Daily Tele, no Courier Mail or the Australian, nothing.

Poor old Lee's stuck with the Spectator. Why do you think he's got such a one-track mind?

Try to post a little non-Sky disinformation next time, mkay?

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