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2020-01-06 at 3:07 AM UTC in Criminal recordGot a few drug charges that have essentially ruined my life. It was dope!The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2020-01-06 at 2:45 AM UTC in The Recovery Thread (The Other TRT)On a serious note, I hope all of you guys find happiness. Genuinely mean that. Everyone is dealing with demons. Wish every one of you all success this year.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2020-01-06 at 2:02 AM UTC in The Schplew Celebration of Life ThreadMy favorite memory of him is when I didnt have my Facebook set to private and he still be able to post on my shit even though I disregarded his endless friend requests, and hed just post "Haha your dad is dead".
It's kinda why I dont really give a fuck if sploo is dead. Whatever. -
2020-01-06 at 12:10 AM UTC in I promise I won't get all politicalThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2020-01-05 at 11:32 PM UTC in The Recovery Thread (The Other TRT)Have not been drunk since the 1st. I bought a single tallboy last night which was nice. I think i will stick to buying a single tallboy when i want a drink. I won't keep more than one at a time.
Did look at the liquor for a bit and debated it, then decided against it.
feels goodThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2020-01-05 at 3:34 AM UTC in ATTN: Actro, dietpiano, and splooThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2020-01-04 at 9:50 PM UTC in The Schplew Celebration of Life ThreadI was looking for that channel
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2020-01-04 at 6:46 AM UTC in ATTN: Actro, dietpiano, and sploo
this started autoplaying after lmao
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2020-01-04 at 6:25 AM UTC in ATTN: Actro, dietpiano, and sploo
Originally posted by mmQ Disgrace to humanity. I'm just wondering.
If sploo really reealy is dead I could make a few paragraphs of good things to say about him. Only if hes dead though.
Hes not and never was a DISGRACE . Have you seen humanity? This kid just experiences plateaus and plays drums and gets weird. That's honestly just a way to go . Why not?
He also harassed girls to the point restraining orders, tried to stab his parents, had constant violent fantasies, etc.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2020-01-04 at 4:48 AM UTC in The R'tarded thread: The Shitfucking Edidtion š©š
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2020-01-04 at 12:33 AM UTC in Iraq - Major Escalation Underway (January 2020)
Originally posted by Technologist Donāt quote me on this, but they were saying that Soleimani was making plans that was going to put us in eminent danger. Canāt say what trump is talking about for sure.
Originally posted by Erekshun Iran asked for this, Trump is giving them what they asked for.
Yeah how dare he actually bulldoze ISIS instead of just shuffling them around. -
2020-01-03 at 8:14 PM UTC in Hiki reported me for "E-bullying"No self respecting millenial woman would ever subject themselves to such degrading conditions.
SHE'S A BIG BEAUTIFUL WOMAN THAT DON'T NEED NO MAN, YOU THIRSTY ASS NIGGA -
2020-01-03 at 4:11 AM UTC in Iraq - Major Escalation Underway (January 2020)We're starting the New Year with a bang, apparently - Iraq appears to be going up in flames, and it's quite likely to spread all across the Middle East.
This current episode starts with a rocket attack (MLRS rocket artillery) on the Iraqi K1 Airbase on the 27/12/19, killing one US contractor, two Iraqi military and injuring several Iraqi and US soldiers. The US immediately blamed an Iraqi PMU, 'Khataib Hezbullah', for the attack and launched airstrikes against five installations that it characterised as 'KH bases'. The airstrikes killed 32 and injured 40+, among the dead and wounded both members of PMUs (which are now officially part of the Iraqi military) and Iraqi military regulars in the Missile Brigades. Following this attack hundreds of protesters attempted to enter the US Embassy in Baghdad (following on from mass-funerals held for the killed soldiers), overwhelming Iraqi security forces and pushing into the 'Green Zone'. In response the US military deployed around 100 marines to defend the embassy, using tear gas and less-lethal munitions to deter the protesters. The majority of them were eventually dispersed at the request of the Iraqi government and PMU leadership. On the 3/01/2020, a new attack was launched against Baghdad International Airport, ostensibly with the same 107mm rockets that'd been used previously. The rockets did little material damage to the airport but started fires, forcing it to be temporarily shut down, and destroyed the vehicle of Mohammed Redha Al-Jabri, a high-ranking official with the PMUs. Two others traveling with him were also killed, though their names have not yet been released - at the moment, one is thought to be Qassam Soleimani.
There's a lot to unpack here, so let's start from the beginning - the facts of the original K1 attack.
The Iraqi K1 airbase is known to be a hub for US PMC (Private Military Companies such as Blackwater/Academi etc.) activity, though it's also manned by Iraqi and US regular military. The attack was a barrage of ~30 107mm KAYTUSHA-style rocket artillery and killed one US contracter, two Iraqi soldiers and injured several others. The US immediately placed the blame on the Khata'ib Hezbullah PMU (Iraqi Popular Mobilisation Units are paramailitary groups that were raised to fight ISIS and were later officially folded into the Iraqi military) without providing any evidence or explanation as to why they would have targeted an Iraqi military installation rather than US forces directly. Iraqi Special Forces found what was thought to be the launch site, a makeshift MLRS rack welded into the bed of a truck, and took several photos:
There are some interesting points here:
1. Missiles do not appear to have been fired from here. Blowback would've blackened the entire enclosure, not just the actual racks.
2. Racks are at much too low an angle for rocket artillery and do not appear to be adjustable.
3. Four unfired missiles were left in the rack, likely to prove an 'Iranian link'.
3. The missiles, Iranian-made KATYUSHA clones, are of the very same batch that have been recovered from (US-backed and armed) SDF/YPG bunkers in Syria (http://archive.is/wip/r8Asr).
So we have an indiscriminate attack that happens to kill a US contractor and what is likely a staged launch site meant to point the finger at Iran. The US immediately blames an Iraqi PMU called 'Khataib Hezbullah' on the basis that it regards Hezbullah as a terrorist group, even though KH is not officially affiliated with it and does not fall under its command. Hezbullah literally translates to 'Party/Group of God' and is not an uncommon name among fighting units in general. KH in particular has fully Iraqi leadership and reports directly into the military chain of command.
It's also worth noting that the name of the contractor killed has not been released, which is strange as the US media usually plays up deaths and the loss felt by their families to generate emotional support for a military response. It is possible that the contractor death was entirely fabricated.
Next - in response to the attack, the US launched airstrikes against 5 installations it claimed to be 'Khataib Hezbullah bases'. First and foremost, KH is an Iraqi PMU and does not operate alone. The bases attacked were combined PMU/Military (PMUs are now officially part of the Iraqi military, so these attacks were directed in whole against the Iraqi military), and there were significant casualties among both the PMUs and Missile Brigades. I'll leave this one at a few notes because much more pressing issues have come up.
1. None of the bases were within 300km or so of K1, meaning none of the people killed could've been directly involved in the initial attack.
2. All of the targets were either part of or in the region of the Al-Qaim border crossing, which has long been a point of contention. It's the only border checkpoint between Iraq and Syria currently open, and it was opened by the Iraqi government to incessant protests from the US and israel. Since its opening it's been regularly attacked by israeli assets operating out of US bases. Essentially, the US wants to be the only party able to control transit into and out of Syria.
Finally, there was a barrage of assumed-KATYUSHA missiles against the Damascus International Airport. The airport itself wasn't significantly damaged, but it was temporarily shut down due to fires and it was initially reported that a car was struck in front of the airport, killing its occupants.
This was immediately treated as suspicious because the road in question is a highway with almost no traffic, meaning that the car struck was not parked and likely would've been traveling at 80+km/h, making a random strike unlikely. As it turned out, the initial missile barrage was used as a distraction to mask a targeted drone strike against that car, which killed at least two high-ranking Iraqi PMU officials as well as Qassam Soleimani, the Iranian head of the Al-Quds force and IRGC (which was only very recently confirmed).
As it stands, there are more questions that answers. It seems to me that the initial attack was staged in order to enact a pre-planned 'response', but several of the steps still do not make sense. This leads me to believe that parts are still in motion. Will post more later. -
2020-01-02 at 2:45 PM UTC in The R'tarded thread: The Shitfucking Edidtion š©šThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2020-01-02 at 4:12 AM UTC in Conflict Shitpile - TURBO EDITION
Originally posted by aldra The more I dig into this the more it seems likely that the initial attack against K1 was a staged provocation and the following strikes against the PMUs were long preplanned, though I don't understand what the goal was at this point. Might write up a dedicated thread on it later if anyone's interested
this might answer your wondering.
https://tomluongo.me/2019/12/30/pompeo-iraq-israel-iran/I have to wonder who Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is actually loyal to. Because, the U.S. strike of Kataāib Hizbullah forces near the Al Qaim border crossing with Syria in Iraq is a dangerous escalation there.
And itās completely at odds with Trumpās goals of wanting us out of the Middle East. The Al Qaim border crossing is a particular red line for Israel and their allies in the U.S. State and Defense Departments.
It represents the normalization of commerce between Syria, Iraq and Iran over time. This is the so-called Shia Crescent which is the stuff of nightmares for Benjamin Netanyahu.
And the U.S. has been hopping mad for months since now caretaker Iraqi Prime Minister Adil Abdel Mahdi opened the border because it undermines U.S. presence in Syria.
The entire point of U.S. occupation of the Al-Tanf border crossing into Jordan and the oil fields in Deir Ezzor province is about starving the Syrian government of any reliable energy and revenue.
When Al Qaim/Al Bukamai was opened it was only a matter of time before a major skirmish would occur over it. Israel staged a series of air attacks previously using U.S. assets and air bases to launch them back in September.
Now, we have the convenient excuse for attacking these forces which are part of the Popular Mobiliztion Units, PMU, which Pompeo despises by āretaliatingā for a rocket attack on the K1 base near Kirkuk where one U.S. mercenary was killed and a handful of others injured.
The response from the U.S. Air Force was completely out of line with the initial attack and occurred without any attempt by Pompeo and Secretary of Defense Mark Esper to justify it.
They just invoked the phrase, āIran-backed forcesā and then bombed troops over 200 miles away where they wanted to strike anyway.
And whatās important is what both Elijah Magnier and Moon of Alabama pointed out immediately, the U.S. struck member of Shia militias who were made official part of the Iraqi defense forces.
In other words the U.S. just attacked and killed dozens of Iraqi military personnel.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2020-01-02 at 3:50 AM UTC in I just heard this......cool.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2020-01-02 at 2:31 AM UTC in Anyone heard from Actor? AKA Needledick needledick, needledickwhat i do know, is this site is 5 years old. and within that time, it seems a core of people have become basically family. which kind of makes an outsider like me think, there should be a support system in place. and that is why i am so confused why so many here have actually taken their own life. and another reason i find this place fascinating, because, it is opening a doorway to the mentality of someone who believes life is no longer worth experiencing.
i have honestly never met so many who are this lost, with no direction, and for some weird reason, believes the very best option is to just end it all and die.
so many levels of insanity, it's like a maze of crazy in here!!The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2020-01-02 at 1 AM UTC in Conflict Shitpile - TURBO EDITIONWow, ok, I've seen very little information on the US strikes and it's now making sense as to why.
The US struck five facilities which were characterised as 'KH bases', all of which were facilities that housed both PMUs and regular Iraqi military. There were 32 reported killed and 40+ injured including several among the Missile Forces. One of the bombing targets was the al-Qaem/al-Bukamal border station; the only active border control checkpoint between Iraq and Syria and a major base for anti-ISIS operations.
This begins to explain the serious nature of the protests at the US embassy as well as the reports that Iraqi security forces allowed protesters to pass into the 'green zone'.
https://twitter.com/TomtheBasedCat/status/1211529280867459072The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2020-01-02 at 12:59 AM UTC in Anyone heard from Actor? AKA Needledick needledick, needledickThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2020-01-01 at 10:41 PM UTC in what kind of drunk are you?
Originally posted by CASPER thats kinda mean man. He has hepatitis and hes sick all the time and on a ton of different meds. His dietary choices are disgusting, but he should be applauded for getting offmeth and heroin. Jesus wouldve probably washed his feet and put some spit clay on his eyes.
i am not Jesus, but as a believer in Jesus, i would have no issue washing his feet and sticking mud into his eyes.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
