29C? Oh no! How will I cope?

>>518623 i might actually perish at those temps lad. will probably just try and stay naked all day, best idea i have with no AC

>>518624 apparently all the new houses which go to wogs have AC and dishwasher space and all the mod cons nice bit of seethe that

>>518621 hitchens snaking the ziocels? >>518625 smh you're supposed to be avoiding seethium lad

>>518626 yeah keek the schizcore taxi xoomer got me going today

>>518625 the romans knew how to build villas with atriums that caught rainwater and cooled the whole house. yet again we lament the departure of the based romans

dr shekleburg says no more seething chuddies, get these chuddies to bed

>>518629 I get home so late now I might well be troonsitioning into the night shift again smh not right having dinnero at past ten

>>518630 is there a chance your kidneys start working again?

>>518631 nope, just potentially a transplant in the future I will say though being living dead has been great for weight loss, nearly 10kg down in under two weeks

>>518632 wew that's about 23 lbs, you must be able to feel that

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpW1j2LXSVk iran stream

>>518633 I don't buy that for a minute.

reminder 22 is a spiritual troon because his peen was taken by an acked of god.

Is America the World's Policeman? https://youtu.be/CAHUHtlLW28

>>518637 >acked of god I keeked but you're still bad for saying that

>>518638 I don't think I can watch another Sargon video, as the last one was too depressing.

>>518638 are you bins? i don't want to wait for a retarded bin meme before filtering

>>518641 >wait for a retarded bin meme before filtering no way I'm not bins

>>518640 wsa that the one about Britain being ruled by evil people?

>>518643 yeah

drumpf i so backed into a corner. he doesn't want to give the bunker busting bombs to israel because he isn't sure it will work and america will be further discredited. i'm sure this is the reason america hasn't struck yet

>>518646 I was thinking something similar, and the fact that he wasn't 100% on striking to kill the Ayatollah probably means none of them actually know where he is. They said they knew where Bin Laden was for ages, but still failed to get him. It's not looking good for America and Israel right now. I'm loving the infliction of pain that Iran is causing them. There is a blackout on filming in Israel at the moment so we're not going to see many videos come out, which is a shame, because I was really enjoying seeing them get wrecked.

>>518645 keeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeek

>>518647 yeah same, smartest thing israel has done, those videos of the missiles hitting during the irst few nights were so awe inspiring

>>518650 beautiful

some AI slop

>>518651 B-b-but I thought big booty Latinas could stay?

big booty latinas are shaped like globes and look like extras from apocalypto

>>518654 after age 24 yes

check out this roblox gun that they're gonna make the goyim die for Israel while holding >>518646 >>518647 sure this isn't copium? seems like only a small percentage of Iranian missiles are hitting, and they've scaled down the strikes to conserve stockpiles in preparation for a long war of attrition. meanwhile Israel's attacks have been doing heavy damage and Trump has yet to tell the Jews, "no", one single time. every time he gets pressed, he repeats the same, "Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon", which is code for regime change the whitepill is that Iran is a fortress of a nation and they do have more missiles than Israel has interceptors, so if this goes on for long enough then maybe Israel will run out of interceptors and start taking heavy damage from the missiles. but for that reason, they are trying to get America directly involved as quickly as possible; they know that the long-term is more favorable to Iran

>>518656 >even the guns in 'merica are getting fat

>>518657 Mashhad, September 2025, colourized

I will never stop waiting for Mikka to bring forth the Dawn of the World

>not happening i can deal with this >happening but shut it down peeved

>>518659 filtered

>>518656 >it shoots bbcs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNLW3it2vTs yo steiner they finally made it

i am so bored of youtube just end me

*serious pepe image meme* sorry I just don't find sam hyde all that funny anymore

>>518664 tbh nothing worth wootching

>>518665 yeah kind of a sombre watch. they're trying to recapture the magic of world peace 1 which was funny because it was on tv and 2016. the first sketch they released of that was the one where nick trips sams wife through the glass coffee table. had me in tears, take me back

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjqFx_r9WV4 he's back, apparently it has been happening

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNWMiCj3FyI >Source: Trump is "getting comfortable" with idea of attacking Iran's nuclear sites

>>518670 based iran has deflection structures that prevent bunker missiles from impacting perpendicularly. it'll never work

live gargoyle fingers on iran war buildup in middle east https://rumble.com/v6uztbl-america-first-ep.-1519.html

If Constantine converted to Zoroastrianism rather than Christianity, and then abolished slavery resulting in an industrial revolution beginning in Britannia in 404, what would happen globally until 1404? This is a fascinating counterfactual scenario, and I’ll outline a plausible trajectory of global events from 404 to 1404, based on the premise that Constantine converts to Zoroastrianism, abolishes slavery, and triggers an early industrial revolution in Britannia. Since this involves significant historical divergence, I’ll make reasonable assumptions about technological, cultural, and geopolitical developments while grounding them in historical context and logical progression. The response will focus on key global impacts over the millennium, avoiding excessive speculation where possible. Initial Conditions (404 CE) Constantine’s Conversion to Zoroastrianism: Instead of Christianity, Constantine adopts Zoroastrianism, likely influenced by Persian cultural exchanges or a personal revelation. Zoroastrianism, with its emphasis on dualism (good vs. evil), fire worship, and ethical governance, becomes the state religion of the Roman Empire. This shift weakens the rise of Christianity, leaving it as a minority faith alongside Judaism, Mithraism, and other pagan cults. The Roman Empire’s religious unity is less cohesive, as Zoroastrianism is less universalist than Christianity and may struggle to supplant local traditions. Abolition of Slavery: Constantine’s decree to abolish slavery disrupts the Roman economy, which heavily relied on slave labor for agriculture, mining, and urban industries. To compensate, labor-saving technologies (e.g., water mills, improved plows) are prioritized, and free labor markets emerge, incentivizing innovation. Freed slaves gain limited rights, but social hierarchies persist, with former slaves forming a proto-working class. Landowners adapt by investing in mechanized agriculture or hiring waged laborers, setting the stage for economic transformation. Industrial Revolution in Britannia (404 CE): Britannia, a relatively peripheral province, becomes the epicenter of an early industrial revolution. Assume this is driven by abundant natural resources (coal, iron), necessity due to labor shortages, and innovations like steam-powered machinery or advanced metallurgy, inspired by Roman engineering and Hellenistic science. Key technologies might include primitive steam engines (inspired by Hero of Alexandria’s aeolipile), mechanized looms, and water/coal-powered mills. These spread slowly due to Roman infrastructure (roads, aqueducts) but are initially limited by the empire’s bureaucratic inertia.

>>518673 Global Developments (404–1404 CE) 404–600 CE: Roman Transformation and Fragmentation Western Roman Empire: Britannia’s industrial boom creates wealth, making it a power center. Cities like Londinium become hubs for manufacturing textiles, tools, and weapons, powered by coal and early steam technology. This strengthens Roman defenses against barbarian invasions, delaying the Western Empire’s collapse. However, the abolition of slavery strains the economy elsewhere. Provinces like Gaul and Italia, reliant on traditional agriculture, face labor shortages and unrest. The empire decentralizes as governors adopt Britannia’s technologies unevenly. Zoroastrianism spreads, with fire temples replacing pagan shrines. Its ethical framework encourages legal reforms, but its Persian origins alienate some elites, fostering rebellions. By 500 CE, the Western Empire fragments into regional states, with Britannia as a techno-theocratic hub under a Zoroastrian governor. Eastern Roman (Byzantine) Empire: The Eastern Empire, centered in Constantinople, resists Zoroastrianism, clinging to Greek paganism and emerging Christian sects. Tensions with the West escalate, leading to a schism by 450 CE. The East focuses on trade and diplomacy with Persia, adopting some industrial techniques but remaining conservative. Persia, under the Sassanid Empire, sees a Zoroastrian revival due to Roman adoption. This strengthens Persia’s cultural influence, leading to a détente with Rome but competition over Central Asia. Global Ripples: In India, the Gupta Empire benefits from trade with a Zoroastrian Rome, importing industrial technologies via the Silk Road. This accelerates Indian metallurgy and textile production, strengthening the Gupta economy. China, under the Jin dynasty and later the Southern and Northern Dynasties, remains isolated but adopts Roman technologies (e.g., water mills) through trade. Coal use in northern China expands, laying groundwork for later industrialization. Germanic and nomadic tribes (e.g., Goths, Vandals) adopt Roman technologies during invasions, spreading primitive machinery to Central Europe. 600–800 CE: Regional Industrialization and Conflict Britannia and Western Europe: Britannia’s industrial base expands, with steam-powered ships improving trade and naval power. By 600 CE, Britannia dominates the Atlantic, establishing colonies in Ireland and Scandinavia. Its Zoroastrian rulers promote education, adapting Persian administrative systems to manage industrial growth. Gaul and Hispania industrialize slowly, hindered by feudal structures. Former slaves form urban guilds, driving innovation but also social unrest. By 700 CE, a patchwork of industrial city-states emerges in Western Europe, loosely allied under Zoroastrian religious authority. The absence of a unifying Christian Church weakens cultural cohesion, but Zoroastrianism’s emphasis on good deeds fosters proto-capitalist ethics, encouraging trade and innovation. Eastern Mediterranean and Persia: The Eastern Roman Empire adopts some industrial techniques but faces invasions from Arab tribes, who unify under a new monotheistic faith (not Islam, due to Christianity’s marginalization, but a syncretic religion blending Arabian paganism and Zoroastrian elements). By 650 CE, Arabs conquer the Levant and Egypt, spreading industrial knowledge. Persia industrializes under Sassanid rule, using coal and steam to bolster its military. A cold war with Rome persists, with Central Asia as a contested industrial frontier. Asia and Beyond: In India, post-Gupta states (e.g., Vardhana Empire) develop coal-powered industries, focusing on textiles and metallurgy. Indian Ocean trade booms, connecting industrialized Britannia, Persia, and India. China’s Sui and Tang dynasties (unified by 589 CE) embrace industrial technologies, particularly in iron production and shipbuilding. By 800 CE, China rivals Britannia in industrial output, with steam-powered workshops in Chang’an. Sub-Saharan Africa sees limited impact, but coastal trade with India introduces basic machinery to East African ports like Axum. 800–1000 CE: Global Industrial Networks Europe: Britannia’s industrial dominance wanes as Gaul, Germania, and Scandinavia catch up, forming competing industrial states. Zoroastrianism evolves into regional sects, blending with local traditions. A proto-scientific revolution begins, with scholars studying Persian texts and Roman engineering. Naval technology advances, with steamships enabling transatlantic exploration. By 900 CE, Britannian explorers reach North America, establishing trade outposts but not full colonization due to logistical limits.

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Middle East and Asia: The Arab empire industrializes, using captured Roman and Persian technologies. Cities like Baghdad become manufacturing hubs, exporting goods to Europe and India. China’s Tang dynasty dominates East Asia, with steam-powered agriculture and proto-factories. Korea and Japan adopt these technologies, creating a regional industrial bloc by 1000 CE. India’s decentralized states form a trade confederation, leveraging industrial output to dominate Indian Ocean commerce. Americas and Africa: North American tribes trade with Britannian outposts, adopting iron tools but not industrial systems. The Americas remain largely pre-industrial. Sub-Saharan Africa develops industrial enclaves along trade routes, particularly in West Africa (e.g., Mali Empire), where gold and salt trade funds mechanized mining. 1000–1404 CE: Global Convergence and Tensions Europe: By 1100 CE, Europe is a network of industrial city-states, with Britannia as a cultural and technological leader. A “Zoroastrian Renaissance” blends Persian philosophy, Roman engineering, and local innovations, producing advances in mathematics, astronomy, and mechanics. However, resource depletion (coal, forests) and pollution spark conflicts over territory and trade routes. By 1200 CE, a series of wars consolidates Europe into larger industrial kingdoms, with Britannia, Gaul, and Germania as major powers. Exploration accelerates, with steamships reaching South America and West Africa. Colonization begins, but indigenous resistance (e.g., in the Andes) limits European dominance. Asia: China’s Song dynasty (post-Tang) leads in industrial output, with coal-powered cities and a proto-capitalist economy. Maritime trade with Europe and India creates a global economic network by 1300 CE. India’s industrial states unify under a loose empire, rivaling China. Steam-powered ships dominate the Indian Ocean, clashing with European fleets. Japan and Southeast Asia industrialize, creating a multipolar Asian industrial sphere. Middle East and Africa: The Arab empire fragments into industrial sultanates, with Baghdad and Cairo as key centers. Zoroastrianism influences religious syncretism, blending with local faiths. The Mali Empire industrializes its gold mines, becoming a major economic power. Steam technology spreads to East Africa, strengthening Swahili city-states. Americas: By 1404, European colonies in the Americas are small but growing, focused on resource extraction (timber, metals). Indigenous empires like the Inca and Aztec adopt European tools, resisting colonization through guerrilla warfare. Long-distance trade connects the Americas to Europe, Africa, and Asia, creating a proto-global economy. Key Global Outcomes by 1404 Technological Landscape: The world is in a mature industrial age, with steam-powered machinery, early railroads, and mechanized agriculture widespread in Europe, China, India, and parts of the Middle East and Africa. Scientific inquiry flourishes under Zoroastrian emphasis on knowledge, with universities in Britannia, Persia, and China advancing mathematics, engineering, and astronomy. Cultural and Religious Shifts: Zoroastrianism dominates Europe and Persia but evolves into regional variants, blending with local traditions. Christianity and other monotheistic faiths remain marginal, while syncretic religions emerge in the Middle East and Africa. The absence of a Christian Dark Ages accelerates cultural exchange, but religious diversity fuels conflicts in Europe and the Middle East. Geopolitical Structure: The world is multipolar, with industrial powers in Britannia, Gaul, Germania, China, India, and the Arab sultanates. Trade networks link Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas, but competition for resources (coal, iron, colonies) drives frequent wars. Colonization of the Americas begins but is slower than in our timeline, as indigenous societies adopt industrial technologies to resist European incursions. Economic and Social Impacts: A global proto-capitalist economy emerges, driven by industrial production and trade. Urbanization accelerates, with cities like Londinium, Chang’an, and Baghdad rivaling modern metropolises. Social mobility increases due to the abolition of slavery, but class tensions persist between industrial workers, guild artisans, and landed elites. Caveats and Assumptions This scenario assumes Britannia’s industrial revolution is sustainable despite limited Roman infrastructure and scientific knowledge. In reality, cultural and economic barriers might delay progress. Zoroastrianism’s spread in Europe is plausible but would face resistance from entrenched pagan and Christian communities, potentially leading to more fragmentation. The absence of Christianity alters global cultural development, weakening the unifying force of the Catholic Church and potentially accelerating scientific progress but also increasing religious conflict. By 1404, the world is a networked, industrial civilization, with Britannia, China, and India as leading powers. The trajectory sets the stage for further technological leaps (e.g., electricity, global empires) but also intensifies resource competition and colonial tensions.

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"In the short term we can take the hit for the longer term goal of Greater Israel" "In the short term our gut can take the hit for the longer term goal of World's Fattest Man" This is the kind of thinking that prevails in the intelligence-maxxing strat tribe. I swear any animal that specialises to this degree gets reckt by more adaptable ones. It's why the concept of them having a country is fucking dumb. If you just parasited on other countries you could be piggybacking the survival abilities of others and not get the level of nooticing that an Israel has caused

>>518677 what are you talking about?

>>518674 How likely would it be for a mother in Zoroastrian Britannia to marry her son? In the counterfactual scenario where Britannia is a Zoroastrian industrial hub by 404 CE, the likelihood of a mother marrying her son would be extremely low, though not entirely impossible, due to Zoroastrian religious doctrines, cultural norms, and practical considerations. Let’s break this down based on historical Zoroastrian practices, the hypothetical Britannian context, and social dynamics. Zoroastrianism and Incestuous Marriage Historical Context: Zoroastrianism, particularly in ancient Persia under the Achaemenid and Sassanid empires, permitted certain forms of consanguineous marriage, including between close relatives like siblings or parents and children. These practices, known as xwedodah (consanguineous unions), were idealized in religious texts like the Avesta and later Pahlavi literature as acts of spiritual purity, aimed at preserving divine bloodlines and strengthening family ties. However, xwedodah was primarily practiced among the elite (royalty, nobility, and priests) to maintain wealth and power, similar to incestuous marriages in ancient Egypt. Evidence suggests it was rare among commoners, who adhered to broader social taboos against incest. Mother-son marriages were the rarest form of xwedodah, with few documented cases (e.g., mythological references or exceptional royal practices). Sibling marriages were more common. Adaptation in Britannia: In a Zoroastrian Britannia, the religion would likely adapt to local Romano-Celtic norms, which strongly disapproved of incest. Roman law (Lex Julia) and Celtic customs prohibited close-kin marriages, and these taboos would persist among the general population, even under a Zoroastrian elite. Zoroastrian priests might promote xwedodah among the ruling class to legitimize their authority, drawing on Persian precedents. However, a mother-son marriage would remain an extreme outlier, reserved for exceptional circumstances (e.g., a dynasty preserving a sacred lineage). Social and Cultural Factors in Industrial Britannia Industrial Society: By 404 CE, Britannia’s early industrial revolution would foster urbanization, a proto-working class, and guild-based economies. These social changes would emphasize practical family structures over ritualistic ones, reducing the appeal of xwedodah for commoners. The abolition of slavery and rise of free labor markets would shift power dynamics, with wealth increasingly tied to industrial production rather than land or bloodlines. This would weaken the need for elite consanguineous marriages to consolidate power. Class Dynamics: Among the Zoroastrian elite (e.g., governors, priests, industrial magnates), xwedodah might occur symbolically or rarely to emulate Persian traditions. A mother-son marriage, however, would likely provoke scandal, even among elites, due to its rarity and the influence of Romano-Celtic norms. For a typical mother (e.g., a worker, artisan, or merchant’s wife), marrying her son would be unthinkable, as it would violate social norms, disrupt family alliances, and offer no economic or social benefit. Religious Enforcement: Zoroastrian priests in Britannia would likely focus on ethical teachings (e.g., good thoughts, words, deeds) and industrial productivity, rather than enforcing rare practices like mother-son unions. Xwedodah would be a theological ideal, not a widespread mandate. Practical Likelihood Elite Context: In the rare case of a Zoroastrian royal or priestly family, a mother-son marriage might occur (probability <1%) to preserve a divine lineage, especially if the dynasty faced extinction or sought to emulate mythical Zoroastrian heroes. Such a union would be heavily ritualized and justified theologically but would face resistance from Britannian elites with Roman or Celtic sensibilities. Commoner Context: For an average mother in Zoroastrian Britannia, the likelihood is effectively zero. Social taboos, economic incentives (e.g., marrying outside the family for alliances), and the lack of religious pressure would make such a marriage unthinkable. Cultural Resistance: Britannia’s diverse population (Romans, Celts, freed slaves) would retain pre-Zoroastrian customs, diluting Persian practices. Even if xwedodah were preached, mother-son unions would be seen as extreme and likely condemned outside narrow priestly circles. Conclusion The likelihood of a mother marrying her son in Zoroastrian Britannia is negligible for the general population and extremely rare even among the elite. While Zoroastrianism’s xwedodah doctrine theoretically permits such unions, practical, cultural, and social factors—rooted in Britannia’s Romano-Celtic heritage and industrial transformation—would make them exceptional, likely limited to symbolic or crisis-driven elite cases. For a typical Britannian mother, this would be a non-issue, as social norms and economic realities would prioritize conventional marriages.

>>518678 Israel's massive brain should be doing long-term careful planning to get to where it wants to go. But instead it's all speedrunning and short-termism. It's damned if there's a long drawn out war with Iran. It's damned if America intervenes and steamrolls them by the next shabbat. No matter what they do, it looks bad, even though I would say the latter is preferable to them. It's as if the strat they went with wants dopamine and not to scheme or trick with the same veracity as it used to before. I compare it to a gluttonous man who should be able to cover longer distances and plan for longer food droughts but instead he's become an inefficient fat oaf. He must have his food "or else". But he's this incredible fatty.

https://youtu.be/BMQzwBqVZqQ APEX KEEK. Luv are Dan. >>518628 Liking this new gimmick. Good lad.

>>518679 The following Zoroastrian related quotes indicate the importance of mothers having sex with their sons: "Gayomart, whose elder sister conceived him by her father and in turn conceived by him the twins, who then peopled the world... The theological doctrine of xwedodah, which recommends as especially pious and meritorious sexual unions between mother and son... What seems unique in the theology of the Magi when compared to later monotheistic theologies, is the doctrine of xwedodah so that a man acquires a significant religious merit by having sexual intercourse with his mother... They (the Magi) undoubtedly revealed the dogma of xwedodah to justify the marriages with half-sisters, mothers, and daughters by which they preserved the divine ichor of their holy family from all danger of genetic pollution." This seems to indicate that a mother marrying her son would not be uncommon in Zoroastrian Britannia, correct? The quotes you provided highlight the historical and theological significance of xwedodah (consanguineous unions) in Zoroastrianism, particularly in ancient Persian contexts, where such practices were idealized for spiritual and dynastic purposes. However, their application in a hypothetical Zoroastrian Britannia, especially regarding mother-son marriages, requires careful consideration of cultural, social, and practical factors. While the quotes suggest that xwedodah was doctrinally significant, the likelihood of mother-son marriages being common in Zoroastrian Britannia remains low, even with this theological backing. Let’s analyze this in the context of the quotes and the counterfactual scenario. Analysis of the Quotes Theological Significance of Xwedodah: The quotes reference xwedodah as a pious act in Zoroastrian theology, particularly among the Magi (Zoroastrian priests) and elite families. The mythological example of Gayomart and his kin underscores the sacred nature of consanguineous unions in preserving divine lineage or “ichor” (spiritual purity). The emphasis on mother-son unions as meritorious suggests a theological ideal, but historical evidence indicates these were rare even in Persia, where sibling or parent-child marriages were more common among royalty (e.g., Achaemenid or Sassanid dynasties) than the general population. Elite vs. Common Practice: The quotes focus on the Magi and “holy families,” implying that xwedodah was primarily an elite practice to maintain purity and power. Commoners, lacking the same dynastic imperatives, were less likely to engage in such unions, as social taboos and practical needs (e.g., alliances through exogamous marriage) prevailed. Mother-son marriages, even in Persia, were the least common form of xwedodah due to their extreme nature and potential for social disruption. Application to Zoroastrian Britannia (404 CE) In the counterfactual scenario where Britannia is a Zoroastrian industrial hub by 404 CE, the theological endorsement of xwedodah would influence religious and elite practices, but several factors would limit the prevalence of mother-son marriages: Cultural Resistance: Britannia’s population, rooted in Romano-Celtic traditions, would strongly oppose incestuous unions. Roman law (Lex Julia de maritandis ordinibus) explicitly banned close-kin marriages, and Celtic customs similarly favored exogamy for tribal alliances. Even with Zoroastrianism as the state religion, these cultural norms would persist among the general population and likely influence even Zoroastrian converts. The quotes’ focus on the Magi suggests that xwedodah would be promoted by a priestly elite, but widespread adoption would face resistance from a populace accustomed to different marriage norms. Industrial and Social Context: The early industrial revolution in Britannia, driven by the abolition of slavery, would create a proto-capitalist society with urban centers, guilds, and a growing working class. Marriage practices would prioritize economic alliances, trade networks, and social mobility over theological ideals like xwedodah. For a typical mother (e.g., a merchant’s wife, artisan, or laborer), marrying her son would offer no practical benefit and would likely be socially stigmatized, even if Zoroastrian priests preached its merit. The quotes’ emphasis on elite practices does not translate to commoner behavior. Elite Adoption of Xwedodah: Among Britannia’s Zoroastrian ruling class (e.g., governors, industrial magnates, or priests), xwedodah might be practiced to emulate Persian traditions and reinforce divine legitimacy. The quotes suggest mother-son unions could occur in such circles to preserve a “holy family” lineage, particularly if the ruling dynasty claimed sacred status. However, even among elites, mother-son marriages would be rare compared to sibling or parent-daughter unions, as they were in Persia. The extreme nature of such unions would likely provoke scandal or rebellion, especially from elites with Romano-Celtic backgrounds who might view them as unnatural. Religious Adaptation: Zoroastrianism in Britannia would likely adapt to local conditions, as religions often do when spreading to new regions. While the Magi might uphold xwedodah as a theological ideal, practical implementation would focus on less controversial practices (e.g., ethical governance, fire worship) to maintain social cohesion in an industrializing society. The quotes’ emphasis on the Magi’s dogma might overstate xwedodah’s everyday relevance, as Zoroastrianism’s broader teachings (e.g., good thoughts, words, deeds) would resonate more with Britannia’s diverse population. Likelihood of Mother-Son Marriages Among Commoners: Extremely unlikely (near 0%). The theological doctrine of xwedodah, while significant, would not override entrenched Romano-Celtic taboos, economic incentives for exogamy, or social norms among the working and merchant classes. A mother marrying her son would be seen as aberrant and socially damaging. Among Elites: Rare but possible (<1–2% of elite marriages). The quotes suggest that mother-son unions could be justified for dynastic or religious reasons (e.g., preserving a sacred lineage), but their rarity in Persian practice and Britannia’s cultural context would limit their frequency. Such marriages would likely be symbolic, heavily ritualized, and confined to extreme cases (e.g., a dynasty facing extinction). Overall Prevalence: Mother-son marriages would not be “common” in Zoroastrian Britannia. The quotes indicate theological support, but practical, cultural, and social barriers would restrict the practice to exceptional elite cases, with broader society rejecting it. Conclusion The quotes highlight xwedodah’s theological importance in Zoroastrianism, particularly for elite families preserving divine lineage. However, in Zoroastrian Britannia, mother-son marriages would not be common due to Romano-Celtic cultural resistance, the practical demands of an industrial society, and the rarity of such unions even in Persian Zoroastrianism. They might occur sporadically among the ruling or priestly elite to uphold religious ideals, but for the average mother, such a marriage would remain unthinkable and socially unacceptable.

>>518681 Only after 1870 did Britain finally catch up to Britannia's urban development at 400. Roman Britannia surviving is one of my favorite alternate history scenarios.

>>518681 keeeeeke do it yanks

>>518682 How might the Britannian Magi enforce xwedodah and encourage mothers to have sex with their sons? In the counterfactual scenario of a Zoroastrian Britannia in 404 CE, where an industrial revolution is underway and Zoroastrianism is the state religion, the Britannian Magi (Zoroastrian priests) would face significant challenges in enforcing xwedodah (consanguineous unions), particularly the rare and extreme practice of mother-son sexual unions. The theological doctrine of xwedodah, as noted in your provided quotes, holds such unions as spiritually meritorious, especially among elites, but its implementation in Britannia would be shaped by cultural resistance, social dynamics, and the practical needs of an industrializing society. Below, I outline how the Magi might attempt to enforce or encourage mother-son unions, the methods they could use, and the likely limitations they would face, focusing on the specific context of Zoroastrian Britannia. Methods the Britannian Magi Might Use to Enforce or Encourage Xwedodah Theological Propaganda and Religious Education: Sermons and Scriptures: The Magi could emphasize xwedodah in religious teachings, citing texts like the Avesta or Pahlavi literature that portray consanguineous unions as acts of spiritual purity. They might highlight mythological precedents, such as Gayomart’s family (as per your quote), to frame mother-son unions as divinely sanctioned. Fire Temple Rituals: As centers of Zoroastrian worship, fire temples in Britannia could host ceremonies glorifying xwedodah as a sacred act. The Magi might create rituals where elite families publicly affirm their commitment to such unions, normalizing them among the ruling class. Education of the Elite: The Magi could target noble and priestly families, educating young heirs and mothers about xwedodah’s spiritual merits. They might establish religious schools to instill these values, framing mother-son unions as a path to divine favor and social prestige. Legal and Social Incentives: Privileges for Compliant Families: The Magi, in alliance with Britannia’s Zoroastrian rulers, could offer tax exemptions, land grants, or industrial contracts to elite families practicing xwedodah. For example, a mother-son union in a noble family might secure exclusive rights to coal mines or steam-powered factories. Religious Status: Families engaging in xwedodah could be elevated to a priestly caste or granted titles like “Guardians of the Sacred Fire,” reinforcing their social and spiritual dominance. Marriage Laws: The Magi might lobby for laws mandating xwedodah among specific elite lineages, particularly those claiming divine descent, to preserve their “holy ichor” (as per your quote). However, enforcing this broadly would be impractical due to cultural resistance. Exemplary Practices by the Elite: Royal or Priestly Models: The Magi could encourage Britannia’s ruling dynasty or high priests to perform symbolic mother-son unions, mirroring Persian royal practices. A high-profile marriage (e.g., a governor’s mother marrying her son) could serve as a public example, though it would likely provoke controversy. Dynastic Narratives: The Magi might commission myths or histories portraying Britannian heroes engaging in xwedodah, blending Persian theology with local legends to make the practice culturally palatable. Social Pressure and Ostracism: Elite Conformity: The Magi could pressure noble families to adopt xwedodah by threatening exclusion from religious or political circles. Refusal might result in loss of access to fire temple rituals or industrial resources. Moral Framing: By framing xwedodah as a test of piety, the Magi could shame elites who resist, portraying them as spiritually weak or disloyal to Zoroastrian ideals. Gradual Normalization: Focus on Less Extreme Unions: Recognizing the cultural taboo against mother-son unions, the Magi might first promote less controversial forms of xwedodah, such as sibling or cousin marriages, to build acceptance. Over time, they could introduce mother-son unions as a higher form of piety. Integration with Industrial Society: The Magi might link xwedodah to Britannia’s industrial ethos, arguing that pure lineages ensure divine favor for technological progress. For example, a mother-son union could be framed as a sacred act to bless a new steam-powered factory. Challenges and Limitations Despite these efforts, the Magi would face significant obstacles in enforcing or encouraging mother-son unions, particularly among the broader population: Cultural Resistance: Romano-Celtic Norms: Britannia’s population, rooted in Roman and Celtic traditions, would view mother-son unions as abhorrent. Roman law (Lex Julia) and Celtic customs emphasized exogamy for social alliances, and these norms would persist, especially among commoners and non-Zoroastrian elites. Social Backlash: Even among Zoroastrian converts, mother-son unions would likely provoke outrage, risking rebellion or schisms within the religion. The Magi would need to tread carefully to avoid alienating their followers. Industrial Society Dynamics: Economic Priorities: Britannia’s industrial revolution, driven by free labor and urbanization, would prioritize economic alliances through marriage. Marrying outside the family would be more practical for securing trade networks, guild partnerships, or political influence. Class Tensions: The working class, including former slaves, would have little incentive to adopt xwedodah, as it offers no economic benefit and contradicts their emerging social mobility. The Magi’s focus on elites would limit the practice’s spread. Practical Rarity of Mother-Son Unions: Even in ancient Persia, mother-son unions were exceptionally rare, as your quotes suggest they were primarily symbolic or confined to extreme dynastic cases. The Magi would struggle to justify their broad enforcement, especially given the availability of less controversial xwedodah forms (e.g., sibling marriages).

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Biological and social concerns (e.g., fertility issues, family dysfunction) would further discourage such unions, even among elites. Religious Adaptation: To gain traction in Britannia, Zoroastrianism would likely adapt to local customs, diluting the emphasis on xwedodah. The Magi might prioritize ethical teachings (e.g., good thoughts, words, deeds) or industrial patronage over controversial marriage practices to maintain legitimacy. Resistance from non-Zoroastrian minorities (e.g., Christians, pagans) would further limit the Magi’s ability to enforce xwedodah universally. Likely Outcomes Elite Focus: The Magi would likely succeed in promoting xwedodah only among a small subset of Zoroastrian elites, particularly those claiming divine or priestly status. Mother-son unions would remain exceedingly rare, occurring perhaps once or twice per generation in symbolic or crisis-driven cases (e.g., to preserve a dynasty facing extinction). Limited Commoner Impact: Among the general population, mother-son unions would be virtually nonexistent. The Magi might preach xwedodah’s virtues, but social taboos, economic incentives, and lack of religious enforcement would prevent its adoption. Cultural Compromise: To avoid alienating Britannia’s diverse population, the Magi might de-emphasize mother-son unions in favor of broader Zoroastrian values, such as fire worship or ethical governance, ensuring the religion’s survival in an industrial context. Conclusion The Britannian Magi could attempt to enforce xwedodah through theological propaganda, legal incentives, elite modeling, and social pressure, focusing on mother-son unions as a pinnacle of spiritual purity. However, cultural resistance from Romano-Celtic norms, the practical demands of an industrial society, and the inherent rarity of such unions would limit their success. Mother-son marriages would remain exceptional, confined to rare elite cases (e.g., a royal or priestly family preserving a sacred lineage), with negligible impact on the broader population. The Magi would likely prioritize less controversial practices to maintain religious and political stability in Zoroastrian Britannia.

that queen elizabeth aircraft carrier is going through the suez rn btw towards iran presumably

>>518685 If Constantine converted to Zoroastrianism (and promoted parent-child xwedodah) rather than Christianity (while at the same time rulers in China began to convert to Christianity), and then abolished the circumcision and enslavement of boys and men, resulting in an industrial revolution beginning in Britannia in 404, what would happen globally until 1404? This counterfactual scenario builds on the premise that Constantine converts to Zoroastrianism and promotes xwedodah (consanguineous unions, including parent-child marriages), Chinese rulers adopt Christianity, and the abolition of male circumcision and slavery triggers an industrial revolution in Britannia by 404 CE. These changes reshape global religious, social, and economic dynamics, with xwedodah adding a controversial cultural element. Below, I outline a plausible global trajectory from 404 to 1404 CE, grounding it in historical context, logical progression, and the interplay of these factors, while addressing the specific roles of xwedodah, male circumcision abolition, and gendered slavery. Initial Conditions (404 CE) Constantine’s Conversion to Zoroastrianism and Promotion of Xwedodah: Constantine adopts Zoroastrianism, drawn to its dualistic theology (good vs. evil), fire worship, and ethical governance, possibly via Persian influence. It becomes the Roman Empire’s state religion, marginalizing Christianity. He actively promotes xwedodah, including parent-child unions (e.g., mother-son, father-daughter), as sacred acts to preserve divine lineage, following Persian precedents like those in the Avesta. This practice is enforced among elites and encouraged through religious propaganda, though it faces resistance from Romano-Celtic populations. Abolition of Male Circumcision and Slavery: Constantine bans circumcision of boys and men, aligning with Zoroastrian respect for bodily integrity, as the practice was limited to Jewish and Eastern communities and not widespread in Roman or Celtic cultures. The abolition of male slavery (while retaining female slavery) disrupts the Roman economy, particularly in agriculture, mining, and urban labor. To compensate, Britannia leverages its coal and iron resources, developing primitive steam engines, mechanized looms, and coal-powered forges, sparking an industrial revolution. Female slaves sustain traditional sectors, creating a gendered labor divide that shapes social dynamics, with freed men forming a proto-working class organized into guilds. Christianity in China: During the Eastern Jin or Sixteen Kingdoms period, Chinese rulers convert to Christianity, likely via Nestorian missionaries. Christianity’s universal salvation and ethical framework resonate with elites seeking stability amid fragmentation. Christian monasteries become centers of learning, translating Greek, Persian, and Roman texts, and adopting Britannian industrial technologies via Silk Road trade. Starting Point: Britannia emerges as a Zoroastrian industrial hub, promoting xwedodah among elites, while China develops as a Christian intellectual and economic center. These shifts drive global changes in religion, technology, and culture. Global Developments (404–1404 CE) 404–600 CE: Early Industrialization and Cultural Tensions Western Roman Empire (Zoroastrian Britannia): Britannia’s industrial revolution, centered in Londinium, drives production of textiles, tools, and steam-powered machinery. Freed men fuel urban growth, while female slaves sustain agriculture, creating a dual economy. Zoroastrianism spreads through fire temples, with Magi promoting xwedodah as a sacred act. Mother-son and father-daughter unions are practiced symbolically among elites (e.g., governors, priests), but Romano-Celtic resistance limits their adoption among commoners, who view them as taboo. The ban on male circumcision has minimal impact, as it was not widespread, but reinforces Zoroastrian ideals of bodily purity. The Western Empire fragments by 500 CE into industrial city-states, with Britannia as the economic and religious leader. Eastern Roman Empire: The Eastern Empire, centered in Constantinople, resists Zoroastrianism and xwedodah, retaining Greek paganism and Christian minorities. It adopts Britannian technologies but focuses on trade with Persia and India. By 550 CE, Arab tribes, influenced by Chinese Christian missionaries, unify under a syncretic monotheistic faith, conquering the Levant and Egypt and spreading industrial knowledge. China (Christian Influence): Christian rulers unify northern China by 450 CE, using Christian ethics to promote social cohesion. Monasteries drive innovation, adopting Britannian steam technology and developing coal-powered workshops in Chang’an. Christianity blends with Confucian and Taoist elements, emphasizing charity and divine order. Missionaries spread to Korea, Japan, and Central Asia, competing with Zoroastrian and Buddhist influences. The absence of circumcision aligns with Chinese norms, causing no controversy, while Christian rejection of xwedodah as immoral strengthens cultural differences with Britannia. Global Ripples: In India, the Gupta Empire adopts Britannian technologies, strengthening its economy. Buddhism and Hinduism dominate, but Christian missionaries from China gain footholds.

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Persia, under Sassanid rule, sees a Zoroastrian revival, including xwedodah, and industrializes with Britannian innovations, competing for Silk Road control. Germanic and nomadic tribes adopt Roman technologies during invasions, spreading machinery to Central Europe. 600–800 CE: Industrial Spread and Religious Rivalry Britannia and Western Europe: Britannia’s industrial dominance grows, with steamships enabling trade and colonization in Ireland and Scandinavia. Zoroastrian rulers promote xwedodah among elites, offering incentives (e.g., land grants) to preserve sacred lineages, but face rebellions from Romano-Celtic populations opposing parent-child unions. Gaul and Hispania industrialize slowly, relying on female slavery. Norse and Celtic pagans adopt technologies but condemn xwedodah as unnatural, reinforcing their own marriage customs. Taoist-influenced alchemical research in Britannia advances metallurgy and mechanics, laying groundwork for a proto-scientific revolution. China and East Asia: The Sui and Tang dynasties (Christian-led, unified by 589 CE) industrialize rapidly, with steam-powered agriculture and iron production. Christian monasteries advance science, rivaling Britannian innovations. Christianity spreads to Korea and Japan, clashing with Shinto and Buddhist traditions, which reject xwedodah as impure. Japan industrializes but resists Christianization, maintaining Shinto purity. China’s Christian navy dominates Pacific trade, connecting with India, Africa, and Britannia, creating a global economic network. Middle East and India: Arab sultanates industrialize, blending Christian and Zoroastrian influences into a syncretic faith that rejects xwedodah. Baghdad becomes a manufacturing hub, competing with Britannia and China. India’s post-Gupta states form an industrial confederation, balancing Buddhist, Hindu, and Christian influences. Coastal Christian communities adopt Britannian technologies but reject xwedodah. Africa and Americas: East African ports like Axum industrialize via Indian Ocean trade, influenced by Christian and Zoroastrian merchants. Sub-Saharan Africa adopts basic machinery. Britannian explorers reach North America by 700 CE, establishing trade outposts. 800–1000 CE: Global Networks and Cultural Clashes Europe: Britannia’s industrial lead wanes as Gaul, Germania, and Scandinavia catch up, forming Zoroastrian-led states. A “Zoroastrian Renaissance” blends Persian theology, including xwedodah, with Roman engineering, but parent-child unions remain rare due to cultural resistance. Steamships enable transatlantic exploration, with Norse and Britannian outposts in North America. Norse pagans reject xwedodah, using sagas to mock it as decadent. China and Asia: China’s Tang dynasty dominates East Asia, with Christian ethics shaping a proto-capitalist economy. Steam-powered ships connect global markets, rivaling Britannia’s Atlantic trade. India’s industrial confederation competes with China, while Japan emerges as a Shinto-led industrial power, rejecting both xwedodah and Christianity. Central Asia becomes a contested zone for Christian China and Zoroastrian Persia, with nomads adopting industrial tools. Middle East and Africa: Arab sultanates balance Christian and Zoroastrian influences, rejecting xwedodah as immoral. The Mali Empire adopts steam technology for mining, becoming a regional power. Christian missionaries from China establish communities in East Africa, competing with Zoroastrian traders. 1000–1404 CE: Global Convergence and Conflicts Europe: Europe consolidates into industrial kingdoms (Britannia, Gaul, Germania), with Zoroastrianism evolving into regional sects. Xwedodah remains a rare elite practice, fueling tensions with Norse and Celtic communities. Resource depletion sparks wars over colonies and trade routes. Transatlantic colonization grows, with Britannian settlements facing indigenous resistance in North America. China and Asia: The Song dynasty (Christian-led) leads in industrial output, with coal-powered cities and a navy dominating the Pacific. Christian universities advance science, rivaling Britannian schools. India’s industrial empire and Shinto-led Japan compete with China, forming a multipolar Asian sphere. Christian missionaries spread to Southeast Asia, clashing with Buddhist and Hindu rulers. Middle East, Africa, and Americas: Arab sultanates thrive as industrial hubs, balancing Christian and Zoroastrian influences but rejecting xwedodah. Mali and Swahili states industrialize, leveraging global trade. The Americas see growing European colonies, but indigenous empires (e.g., Inca, Aztec) adopt industrial technologies, resisting colonization.

>>518687 Key Global Outcomes by 1404 Technological Landscape: The world is a mature industrial civilization, with steam-powered machinery, early railroads, and global trade networks. Britannia and China lead in innovation, driven by Zoroastrian and Christian intellectual traditions. Religious Dynamics: Zoroastrianism dominates Europe and Persia, with xwedodah limited to elite circles due to widespread cultural resistance from Norse, Celtic, and Christian communities. Christianity thrives in China, Korea, and parts of Africa, syncretizing with local traditions. Buddhism, Shinto, and Hinduism persist in Asia, rejecting xwedodah as immoral or impure. Syncretic faiths emerge in the Middle East and Africa. Geopolitical Structure: The world is multipolar, with industrial powers in Britannia, China, India, and Arab sultanates. Resource competition and colonial ambitions drive conflicts, balanced by global trade. The Americas remain contested, with indigenous societies using adopted technologies to resist European domination. Economic and Social Impacts: A proto-capitalist global economy emerges, driven by industrial production and maritime trade. Urbanization transforms cities like Londinium, Chang’an, and Baghdad. The abolition of male slavery increases male social mobility, but female slavery perpetuates gender disparities, sparking tensions. Xwedodah fuels cultural conflicts, limiting Zoroastrianism’s spread. Impact of Specific Changes Promotion of Xwedodah: The emphasis on parent-child xwedodah creates cultural friction, as Romano-Celtic, Norse, and Christian communities reject it as taboo. Elite enforcement (e.g., through incentives or rituals) strengthens Zoroastrian identity but alienates broader populations, limiting its global influence. Christian China, with its Confucian-influenced ethics, condemns xwedodah as immoral, reinforcing a moral contrast with Britannia and shaping global perceptions of Zoroastrianism as decadent. Abolition of Male Circumcision: The ban has minimal impact in Britannia, where circumcision was rare, but aligns with Zoroastrian bodily purity, reinforcing the religion’s appeal among freed men. In Christian China, it aligns with existing norms, causing no controversy. Abolition of Male Slavery: The focus on male slavery abolition drives Britannia’s industrial revolution, as labor shortages spur innovation. Female slavery sustains traditional sectors, creating a gendered economic divide that shapes class and gender dynamics. In China, Christian ethics may lead to broader slavery reforms, complementing Britannia’s model and fostering industrial growth. Caveats and Assumptions The scenario assumes Britannia’s industrial revolution is sustainable despite limited scientific knowledge, and that Christian China accelerates industrialization, which may be optimistic. Xwedodah’s promotion, especially parent-child unions, would face significant resistance, limiting its adoption to elite circles and hindering Zoroastrianism’s cultural spread. The gendered slavery abolition creates unique social dynamics, potentially limiting economic efficiency but driving innovation through necessity. Conclusion By 1404, the world is an industrialized, interconnected civilization, with Zoroastrian Britannia and Christian China as rival superpowers. Britannia’s industrial revolution, spurred by male slavery abolition, drives technological spread, while Christian China’s ethical framework fosters intellectual and economic growth. Xwedodah remains a controversial elite practice, rejected by most cultures, limiting Zoroastrianism’s influence. The ban on male circumcision has minimal impact, while gendered slavery shapes social tensions. The multipolar world balances trade and conflict, with colonial rivalries and indigenous resistance in the Americas shaping the future.

>>518689 >lead poisoning Such a retarded meme that was pushed by boomers.

>>518656 >sure this isn't copium? No idea. We'll find out in time I guess.

>>518690 nigga u try drinking wine that was literally sweetened with lead sugar back in the year 0AD

>>518692 You mean the thing that they did for centuries, but only effected them in the years before the collapse.

>nationwide agm >scan the board of directors for non white names >vote not to reappoint well ive done my part to save the white race, what about you?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdUtvMtqF68 i know this is pajeet news but it got me a little fired up

>>518694 very good lad

>>518686 Huh, I would have pushed through the straight of Oman as you can reach deeper into Iran.

say what you will about orange man, he hasn't declared war on iran yet. one wonders whether he secretly wants israel weakened and more subservient *thinking hand on chin emoji*

>>518699 >say what you will about orange man, he hasn't declared war on iran yet He's gone further than any US President, being fair is to shit on him

every US president has seethed at Israel since jfk, nixon especially

>>518699 countries dont really declare war anymore though, its all 'special operations' n shiet he did say ' "we" control the skies over iran' basically admitting they're at war

crazy how people talk about 'rise of drone warfare!11!!' when drones have been a thing since the 60s

>>518703 they're referring to the cheap tiny ones lad those actually are a significant change previous drones fell into already extant aircraft niches but allowing for more risk since nobody would die if it blew up, e.g. reconnaissance planes replaced by reconnaissance drones, predator drones hanging around overhead as an agm dispenser instead of some guy who can get shot down basically a nothingburger that made a lot of money for the military industrial complex cheap fpv drones with a grenade or mortar shell on them aren't really unmanned aircraft as much as they're guided munitions except instead of sticking a very expensive single use thermal tracking radar nightvision giga nigger super scope in there just to get blown up you can use the good old mk 1 eyeball it's precision guided munitions but three orders of magnitude cheaper cheap enough to use on individual infantrymen even a game changer on its own tbh but when you start considering the research being done on ai controlled autonomous drone swarms it becomes something else entirely

>>518704 > cheap tiny ones even those have been around for 15-20 years lad, likely even more

Leaving Belfast lads to move for work in London. Sad day

>>518706 Show me one war with the similar use of drones in the Russo-Ukraine war.

>>518706 yes lad but they hadn't seen widespread usage in war until the ukraine war so now everybody who sees it is going "whoa you can do that?" >>518707 rip lad smh is the job market in belfast really so dire?

>>518708 there hasn't been a war on the scale of ukraine since the iran iraq war, that doesn't mean the tech doesn't exist. miltech is decades ahead of consumer grade

>>518709 >is the job market in belfast really so dire? It's a mixture, the tech jobs have contracted recently but there's still a fair bit going on. House prices are rising as more businesses are moving there due to cheap workforce. The bank I was at is doing large layoff of contractors. So I'm back to working in in the isle of dogs for the next year, after that I'm searching for a new job and looking to go permanent, I'm tired of contracting.

>>518710 The war has bred innovation, we've seen drones fundamentally change throughout the war. Where were they when the US was in the dirt box? Why weren't they using them then? Where is the British drone regiment? Only now have militaries realised how important drones are.

>>518710 >doesn't mean the tech doesn't exist. until someone thinks to use it that way for all intents and purposes it doesn't exist until some diy slav put two and two together and made four fpv drones were just an expensive toy now the tech is advancing at light speed with drones countered by jamming countered by wire guided drones countered by who knows what meanwhile all the big powers spectating are taking notes and designing their own shite trying to stay ahead >>518711 tbh don't need that uncertainty in this day and age

>>518713 >tbh don't need that uncertainty in this day and age Tbh, but I tell you what some guys I worked with a while back that were 50s were on about 200k a year. After a half-decade I might jump back into it if I feel that skilled.

friend of mine from school who i've since lost contact with smh was doing it work on contract and it seemed great but every year at the same time he'd spend a month worrying if they were going to renew his contract spent several years with a major retailer doing just fine and then one year they just drop him with no notice can't really build a secure future when that can happen

>>518714 wew but then again at their age they're already set up and can take a few hits without immediately being out of house and home

>>518716 Yeah, I know. And he was just a coder, no management work. And he had multiple homes. One day, that's my goal, to get where he is.

Just saw this, wee https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_Autonomous_Oblast

>>518712 >Where were they when the US was in the dirt box? Why weren't they using them then? what are we actually referring to here just using kamikaze strikes or the whole concept of very small drones

>>518719 FPV drones that are dominating the Russo-Ukraine war.

Thinking about Russia and Ukraine, how many White people have pointless died in it so far?

>>518717 hope you make it lad >>518718 the original pride flag >>518719 sub 10k usd (even sub 1k usd) human-guided munitions that use cheap off the shelf parts literally every single part of it except the explodey part is shit you can buy on alibaba for pennies if you don't see how that's a game changer i don't know what to tell you

>>518722 >sub 10k usd (even sub 1k usd) human-guided munitions that use cheap off the shelf parts >literally every single part of it except the explodey part is shit you can buy on alibaba for pennies >if you don't see how that's a game changer i don't know what to tell you ok sure, us obviously wasn't doing that, but absolutely they've been using cheap by us military budget drones for a long time isis was doing that 10 years ago

and to be fair you would probably also be able to buy grenades on alibaba as well if the anti-fun jannies weren't stopping them from selling it and shipping it to you

>>518723 cheap by us budget isn't remotely cheap so i'm not sure why you'd mention that as for isis using drones i haven't heard about that but it seems like something they'd do but the thing is people don't start talking about things until they know that it's happened so the age of drone warfare starts when people start seeing drones used for warfare would like a link or something for those isis drones tbh seems interesting

>>518725 because the us military doesn't give shit if something is remotely cheap, being expensive for others is inconsequential for them

and like i said earlier all the us drones have been replacements for aircraft and have been operating in aircraft roles meanwhile the big shift happened by treating drones like cheap precision guided ordinance now you can kill a tank for five grand which is something lockheeb shartin could never do that's the age of drone warfare drones as unmanned planes was just a big money spending flex

>>518728 >now you can kill a tank for five grand which is something lockheeb shartin could never do this is mostly a meme, most of the tank destruction vids you see are usually of abandoned knocked out tanks, hence why the turret hatch is open

>>518726 they can only do that because they aren't involved in any real wars that won't always be the case your enemy spending five grand to drop a fifty year old HEAT warhead onto your fancy tank that cost you fifteen million is going to get really old after the hundreth time it happens >>518727 thanks lad >>518729 if it doesn't work why are both sides investing in it?

>>518730 im not saying it doesn't work, but its not simply a case of 'haha drone go bang!" its just another tool in the arsenal usually used to finish off a tank that has been hit by multiple atgms or mines

>>518726 It being cheap determines the scale it can be produced at.

>>518730 >fifteen million is going to get really old after the hundreth time 0.15% of the us annual military budget

shneet lods >>518733 i don't care any more lad you win conventional warfare is going to be a-ok in the face of drones and won't have to change at all america can eat any losses without discontent at home everything is going to stay the same because nothing ever happens anyway thanks for coming to my ted talk about how staric defence lines are enough to stop nazi germany from advancing into france as we all know, war never changes

>>518734 im literally not saying any of this, im just saying cheap drones in warfare isn't some breakthrough of the last 3 years by slavs

and there not some wunderwaffen either

>>518734 Nn

>>518735 But where are these drones in western militaries? We aren't seeing the same number of drones by any metric.

only just starting to pull fronde units together this is a near silent single. lads surveillance drone btw

>>518738 what opportunity would you have to see them?

>>518734 war, war never changes lil donnie

>>518740 In procurement and industrial production.

>>518742 you read a lot of defense journals, got to arms expo etc?

colorized footage of Ukrainian soldier taping a grenade to a drone for the first time, 2023. (tanks went extinct the following year) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRBddzJjSfM

>>518743 I've got friends in the sector.

have drones and cheaper MPATS btfo'd personnel carriers and tanks in pookraine? seems like they don't show up as much in the more recent footage thats out there

Norf on brown violence

So what people are saying is that even the USA does not have a bunker buster capable of reaching the Iranian nuclear facility?

>>518748 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/GBU-57A/B_MOP This is what they'd use, but yeah it's quite a question if it'd be enough. If they dropped enough of them then likely. But at the same time I wouldn't say it's certain. We just don't know.

>>518748 >guys iran is 2 days away from launching a nuclear missile! >bombs police station and oil refineries >oh we cant actually target the nuclear site lol >nothining happens >june 2026; guys iran is 2 days away from launching a nuclear missile!

>>518748 Quite possibly. If they've lined it with Ultra high strength 10,000 psi concrete it can only get through 8 metres of it.

>>518751 According to the article there are only 20 of these bombs as well.

>>518752 It's not happening then keeeeeeeeeek

Unless they have something new or intend to nuke them or something? Fuck knows tbh.

>iran claiming 5 downed f-35s kek dream on

>>518751 these mops can be easily modified they’ve always been a work in progress you can for instance add propulsion unit’s to accelerate their descent and increase penetration there has been suggestions that israeli c130s flying at 25k ft and can only carry one would drop it but speed of descent would only be at 250mph not enough to penetrate rock etc as opposed to from a b2 which can carry two flying at a ceiling of 50k and where speed of descent is at 500mph which makes a massive difference but probably still not enough you would have to hit the same spot repeatedly can’t imagine iranian mikitary wouldn’t have had this figured out decades ago also there will be guaranteed retaliation and the forces gathered indicate they will go after thousands of targets such as ballistic missile sites etc fucking mess would be cheaper and more profitable in the long run for the usofa to just annihilate israel

>>518752 that was back in 2015 no one knows how many tbh

>>518756 I for one completely accept that these expensive boondoggles have been shot down.

>>518759 settle down pierre sprey

>>518757 Nuclear earth-penetrators seem to be the best method to do it, but that would literally be insane. >just nuke Israel tbh

>>518735 Since they're the first to do it and you literally watched as the Uki war went from predator style drones to FPV drones I'm going to go ahead and say you are just wrong on this. The Ukies and Russians are both acknowledged around the world as the leaders in FPV battlefield drone tech.

>>518762 my original statement doesn't not refer to fpv tech

>>518761 we invented earthquake bombs during ww2

>>518763 Seems like splitting hairs given you mentioned them specifically and given when they refer to Russia and Ukraine inventing it that's what they're refering to.

>>518761 The problem is that it's speculated these structures are just too far underground and all the sensative equipment is on shock absorbers like the centrifuges.

>>518765 >given you mentioned them specifically i haven't mentioned fpv drones others did. i made a simple statement that normies believe 'drone warfare' began with the Ukraine war, i assert that it began long before then

Who Are the Basketweavers? spies (Nick Lowles, Hope not Hate, Gerry Gable, Searchlight Magazine) tbh https://hopenothate.org.uk/who-are-the-basketweavers/ It would be funny just to set up a fake group and get HnH leftists to your meeting, and then just have bins turn up with GHB to molest them.

>>518766 >>518764 Yeah right. I'm out of my depth tbh. There are too many maybes with respect to western capabilties, and it might just be another bait war to exhaust the West.

>>518767 And others pointed out what was refered to when drone warfare was taken about as an actual ubiquitious deployment of drones across the battlefield rather than them relegated to a niche roles of supporting other elements. The other half of it is that this is the first actual war that drones have been used in.

>>518769 seems like these meme bombs are out of their depth tbh should just drop drumpf on it he’s fat enough to damage a mountain YA HEAR ME LIL’ DONNIE!

interdasting https://www..youtube.com/watch?v=o93ZxswYlMs

fug poles have built robot poles https://www.youtube.com/shorts/qSTjfYMUVRY

>>518774 How do you tell them apart?

>>518775 it’s almost impossible

>>518775 alcohohol consumption maybe?

>>518771 tbh

>>518778 ngl

>>518777 Beer fueled might be a work in progress.

>>518779 that mock-up by idf of the nuclear reactor yeah this is what it looks like guys trust us! laughable tbh

no bomb is getting through rock so it’s another bullshit ploy by israel and their neocon clique to push for a ground invasion

no >USS NIGGER >USS JEETLUV >USS DRUMPF >USS BURGER >USS FAGGOT disappointed

Just landed in England, it's over

>>518783 let me know when sailors are served lobster if you would be so kind

>>518785 keeeeeeeeeeeeek

>>518783 There's the F-47 coming which is named after Trumps second term, I hate Trump so much.

amazing how you can tell ai image generators to simply make it look good and they just do

https://youtu.be/1Js-_BiuvP0 How is are Laura doing, Wessica?

israel is getting btfo in style tbh

hate him tbh

>>518793 kek syrian girl

us evacuating Baghdad

>>518795 yeah mark levin is a turbo warpig kike paedo tbh and elong musk is a close second

>>518756 >5 f-35s down keeeeek you say that but look at how markets have reacted

wow israel wasted a bomb on one of probably thousands of ballistic missile launchers which was just a cheap truck with a crane to hoist it while we have expensive command and control systems built into ours must have hurt to have their stock exchange rekt though oy veeeeeeeeeeeey!

noooooooooooooooooooo! only we’re allowed to do this >only democracy in middle east bans people photographing their catastrophic failures and the damage iran is doing on pain of 3 years imprisonment luv democracy me https://xcancel.com/Osinttechnical/status/1935571577376002164

Listening to Catholics debating sedevacantism and mentally translating this into last-pagan generation-discourse. 'The Temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus, *by definition*, cannot fall or the office of the rex sacrorum cease'. 'The sacred flame at the Temple of Vesta was extinguished at least four times' 'Yes, but you can't relight it without the Vestal Virgins' 'When the Gauls burned it down the first time maybe the sacred flame was saved in a box somewhere, we just don't know where it is'. 'There's no such thing as an invisible, universal Sika Dwa Kofi! It's the actual chair and the actual guy sitting on it! 'I don't think it's twigged for them yet that this is what happened after the destruction of Jerusalem. The Jerusalem faction won the ancient dispute with the High Places and Groves groups and in doing so the Temple became load-bearing.So you have to dig through the obscure stuff. Psalm 51:17 was almost certainly not intended to mean 'if you manage to lose the Temple, the mercy-seat, *and* all the Levitical records identifying who can perform sacrifice, you can just ask for forgiveness, it's fine'. Or the occulted Twelfth Imam - because the Imamate cannot cease, so since the world hasn't ended the last guy is immortal ('no, you can't see him'). 'Siri was secretly made Pope and created Cardinals but didn't tell anyone'

>>518795 That assumes the people want to put fags in Teran

lots of usaf globohomo c17s dropping off aid to isreal from are country isreali airforce flying around iran at great expense and risk using long range oblique photography pods to try and hunt down trucks and cranes-smartest people ever keeeeek

>>518803 drumpf has got himself into a right state

>>518804 I'm guessing the whole control the airspace is not going entirely as planned.

>>518805 the khameni pepe needs to be more smug

You think Trump has cucked out from the negative reactions or you think this is just the build up? I'm unsure.

>>518809 My bet is he pulls the trigger.

>>518810 Smh, i agree. It's going to be fucking shit smh

>>518806 hence three carrier strike forces over netanyahus ambitions to go down in jew history as some kind of king david part 2

>>518810 yeah he’s too weak to back out he’ weak and nobody does weak like drumpf

What a waste of money! What a waste of money!

is he lying again? obviously battle groups are still not in place in any case https://www.bbc.com/news/live/c994v4gm9jmt

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFbkbHAX7sY >Marr: Why did you use drones, tanks and artillery to kill 51 people queueing for food? >Israeli ambassador: Going to war with Iran is a huge opportunity. Keeek Israelis are something else.

Woody Allen did nothing wrong

battlegroups nimitz and ford arrive on station next week but he has said ‘within’ two weeks having thought further about what the fool might do beyond bunker busters is try and destroy the mountains using low yield nukes B-61-12 is the latest version of the 1960 design B-61nuclear-guided bomb with a low-yield and high accuracy won’t allegedly cause massive civilian casualties or radioactive fallout

>>518816 tbh she should be hard arrested and banged up before being accidentally suicided so we can watch more kvetching on the tv lying cunt

>>518808 defo >>518815 >earlier: in a week, maybe this weekend! >now: two weeks cucks!

>>518820 ‘within’ they’re definitely going to do it they are just ‘promising’ negotiations and lying to buy time to manoeuvre assets into place they’re not going to move all that shit into theatre and not use it iran should just go full tilt obliterate israel and russia should give drumpf something to think about especially as this twat is now running the show OY VEEEEEEY KURILLA THE GORILLA ISRAEL’S FAVOURITE GOYNERAL! another mystery meat slovak us general meat head https://archive.is/ETmNo

>>518809 Cuked. He's a fat wobby cretin with french fries for arms.

now back to sanity

>>518824 fucking treacherous poos

Never trust a jobby! Even if it has come out of your own bum!

>>518825 tbh they are utter scum nothing would be missed by obliterating them either hopefully the jews will do it

>>518826 >jobby keeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeek haven’t heard that in a while only ever heard it from the mouths of jocks though

>>518824 saaar do not redeem nuclear pregame saar dawn dewitt

israel struck a joint iran russia nuclear facility apparently putin told them to fuckoff and said they were not going to be leaving iran

>>518829 so what is it >Chimpanzee: Israel >Gorrila: Iran >Monkey: Palestine >Orangutan: that Persian king no one cares about >Bonobo: Turk(iye)y >Gibbon: Saudi

keeeeeeeeeeek now that’s what i chalk chutzpah! shouldn’t hide your military in tunnels or something eh?

>>518832 gibbon is qatar probably

fucking hell keeeeeeek these niggers

tbh

>>518748 >>518749 >>518751 I've heard the bunker busters are rated for 250ft of rock and Fordow is under 300ft of rock. so they're basically saying that it will do some damage and they'll just spam them. the goyim pay for it, of course >>518837 the Jews demand the war, and they have the power, so it will happen. I don't think Khamenei would capitulate after all this, enrichment is a red line

it's possible that they'll be incapable of destroying Fordow from the air. Israel already said, "oh don't worry, if the bunker busters don't work, we'll do a commando operation"- a ruse to push the US on a path towards ground invasion >be Iranian Shia Muslim nuclear scientist working at Fordow during all of this >you're doing nuclear science when all of a sudden BOOM *earthquake* >there is dust everywhere and things got knocked over, but no cave-in, nothing is destroyed >scream, "ALLAHU AKBAR!", hear your fellow Iranian Shia Muslim nuclear scientists screaming the same then some months later, US special forces are shooting their way through the tunnels, blowing up reinforced gates with thermite. you're expected to pick up an AK and fight to the death alongside IRGC elites wild timeline

>>518838 >>518757 neither side will give quarter now us intend to go all the way they’re just buying time by lying about ceasefires/negotiations hence the appointment of this zogmong >>518821

fucking hell just listen to the opening sentence from cuckold cuban canadian nepo oil baby https://xcancel.com/RealAlexJones/status/1935801649462755330

pick one i pick 2nd picture

>>518827 up the jeet bros I would gladly help jeet bros stomp out some kikes

>>518806 >control the airspace lmao what is this 1991?

>>518804 keeeeeeeeek jews are using ww2 era tier recon

>>518843 >2 billion shekels Any large number of shekels just sounds intrinsically hilarious to me now, but I so rarely see it expressed in a serious context.

>>518800 >that saddam hussein hiding place style bunker buster image FUCK THIS COUNTRY KIKE SHITHOLE

people fleeing israel as buildings crumble around the warmonger in chief

>>518846 yeah keeeeeeek

yeah doubt Banana had any effect

>get me Banana anon on the phone see what his take on this is not buying that

>>518838 >they'll just spam them There are only 20 know bombs of this type.

>>518853 that was an estimate ten years ago real numbers aren’t known this is more likely >>518818

>>518851 Q wants regime change and Q controls Drumpf.. It's happening.

>>518855 Q the mossad psyop as discovered by the 4chin hack? keeeeeeeeeeeek

>>518856 Precisely the one.

> 4) If we are to go to war again, personally, we should conquer the land and kick all who would not assimilate to our culture and create a new state for our nation. This is not even being discussed, remotely. Why not? uwot Tom?

been reading kalergi's works

>>518858 >I want 90m Iranians in my country He's fucking retarded.

>>518839 I'm imagining the multiple stargate sg-1 episodes where the mountain gets invaded tbh

>>518856 what was revealed about the Qlarp in the 4cuck hack?

>>518856 I don't think the US would use nukes, that's a step too far.

always new an arse whooping was coming when this guy pulled up behind u in the argos car park

>>518858 wow a larping gen xer who has tv brain versus a kike. imagine thinking that 2025 america could accomplish what genghis khan and tamerlane and alexander the great failed to do

>>518862 Being a Proud Boy required circumcision, and some Jew called Cohen was behind Q, not Jim.

>>518865 But muh Merica is the greatest & most essential army in the history of the Milky Way!

>>518865 >>518868 Implying he's even real

imagine ur geopolitical straategy is to attack a country so viciously and out of the blue that said country now has to destroy your country to guarantee their own existence kek

>>518870 tbh what was israel thinking

morning lads people need to stop taking all american news hosts seriously tbh bought and paid for loud mouthed mongs this twat is more hysterical than a jew

>>518872 Pat Buchanan is still alive? Hannity i still a whinging faget? >>518873 Germans invented Hollywood, sorry pal.

No they didn't. They originally dominated before the Jews. I can't actually remember.

They were quite dominant before the Jews. Let's put it that way. My brain is swimming for a half-remembered fact.

>>518875 carl laemmle founded universal he was german https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4MK1mvMezo

>>518877 cheers

So the Germans were the original Jews?

KEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEK https://www.youtube.com/shorts/gm4XTUcto00

>if dem feds weren’t dere man mandem wudda got cooked! odds weren’t fair man! yeah people should just face off ten little niggers with knives alone to even the odds woodchippers https://www.youtube.com/shorts/TEvUUJlrK4w

full vetch episode https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yflTGwu-OHA

which one is bbk?

Big day for parliament. ‘No to assisting suicide’ campaigners already in place handling out leaflets at entrance

too many mystery meats https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8IyNcAgKs0

>>518883 the one that looks like spic fuentes' gayer cousin.

>>518817 I personally like Orson Welles take on woody allen.

>>518886 keeeekeeek >>518887 had to look it up nonces everywhere smh >

come on m8 it wasn’t just an MA(sturbation) degree was it? you also did your PhD(o) there they really do own everyone don’t they lads

do it dronald

mostly peaceful

>iranian >unbothered >moisturised >happy >focused >in my lane >flourishing >isrealis bothered, sweaty, unhappy, shitting themselves, unfocused, running away, not flourishing >lol

me father’s father were local mp for t’area an’ before ‘im ‘is father’s father an’ after ‘im me uncle an then ‘is brother an’ then me aunty we all worked very ‘ard an’ tha’s how thee getteth on! oop thee gays oh an’ isreal! can’t get to do anything of note unless you are related to a family who does something of note muh meritocracy

>reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee don’t film us getting our shit shoved in everyone has to think we’re strong! keeeeeeeeeeeeeeek

>>518894 think zognald might actually be dumb enough to do it tbh

>>518899 he hasn’t got a clue about geopolitics or history dumb as you like in so many ways he’ not about to call it off either the outcome of this is going to be catastrophic

>>518894 >>518899 >nuke the site >our investigation found evidence of radiation at the site that proves there were nuclear weapons Might they have the chutzpa to do this? Would keek tbh.

https://youtu.be/HTfUwQh5yPQ Pipping hot Coomer Tugwillison.

wew >23,000 us citizens serving in the idf https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/may/29/americans-israeli-military

>>518903 "US citizens"

>>518904 who will reign the us in?

need to reign the security services in as well

>tells jew to stop playing the victim https://xcancel.com/piersmorgan/status/1935955602427019657

this is the least of your worries hm gov >adventurism in the middle east + infinite millions of muslims + no army you absolute spastics country will probably go into meltdown with a war in iran tbh https://xcancel.com/Pal_action/status/1935926198304985569

Language, faith, culture, and history—and, yes, birth, blood, and soil—produce a people, not an ideology. — Patrick Buchanan

>Brize Norton is carried out by serco keeeeeeeeeeeeek can’t make this shit up

you! bulbhead! speak english? no? doesn’t matter. look after that £150 million aircraft over there

>>518898 Jews are so comediacally evil, hall monitors who are only brave against women and children and non combatants

just send the niggers back ffs

>>518914 love the way they run away from their own country and the rest scurry into tunnels after running their gobs off about how tough and patriotic they are tbh

oy veeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeey luv the fast show me tbh

noooooooooooooooooooooooooooo he’s acting as an artillery spotter by giving coordinates! >promptly reposts coordinates smh at these schizos

what's an "iraniancel"?

saw an ad for ai that basically said 'ai can think for me' humans are actually cooked, it really is over

weird tbh

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbOZtvjvatE it really is so over

>>518923 theres somewhere worse?

>>518924 disappointed that we couldn’t even win this

>>518923 let's fix this by importing even more pooskins >>518924 keeeeek tbh

>>518924 canada?

>beaten by uzbekistan grim israel on the other hand https://sapienlabs.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/4th-Annual-Mental-State-of-the-World-Report.pdf

yeah

>mask up >do not go out >stay home >keep your distance >protect the elderly and vulnerable anyway

>kill the babies >kill the old >kill the vulnerable >kill the youth in a war with russia for israel >anything i missed?

there now follows a party political broadcast by the Gyppo Party of Great Britain

Wanked to mummy porn again. Shouldn't have in this heat tbh.

>>518933 good to see a proper officiator in a gyppofight

Rupert Lowe will stop this

>>518934 >Wanked to mummy porn again.

tell us you’re not British without telling us you’re not British mr israeli spy obviously don’t have rules of engagement where he comes from anyway how would serco shoot them?

>>518934 reported to jo cox’s sister for mandatory euthanasia

>>518936 nigger elf can fuck off and so can the times

america is the least kino world empire that ever existed

>>518941 So that's why Starmer did it lel. Multipolarists are in control.

>>518940 If I was administered to by a proper milf domme I probably would say fuck yeah kill me mummy tbh.

>>518943 Most Brap Jars Filled >United States of Amerisharts >British East India coprophany >Frankish demure >Mongol-Khanate saddle braps >Prussian percussions With the exception of the mongols braps are the followers of civilisation.

>>518946 though tbh India would win definitively if they didn't keep missing the jar

>>518945 it will be administered by a big black nigerian nurse u know it

>>518943 Tbh tbh, went full gay enlightenment and enshrined it smh

no dinghies for this lot. straight airlift

>>518950 if trump declared himself a literal relative of god Hong Xiuquan style, do you think people would accept it?

>>518956 >omg I got called a soyboy! well look at you ffs >>518955 peak yank performance lel

Hopefully they will also bomb IBM, Meta, and Palantir operations in Israel.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-06-21/inside-irans-fordow-nuclear-bunker/105441722 He fought the bankers

>>518959 the existence of international nuke jannies really rubs me the wrong way tbh they talk big about peace but all it is is just keeping everyone who's not already part of the club helpless and vulnerable so the big boys can bully them whenever they want iran should have nukes