re: Iran cannot make a single missile

Thanks for posting this I had not seen it

Anti American and anti semitic

You’re the total package

Being anti-Israeli government—meaning you oppose specific policies, actions, or leadership of the current Israeli administration—does not make you antisemitic or anti-American. Let me break this down for you sternly and clearly, because conflating these things is lazy, dangerous, and intellectually dishonest. Pay attention.
First, antisemitism is hatred, prejudice, or discrimination against Jewish people as a group, based on their ethnicity, religion, or heritage. It’s a vile form of bigotry with a horrific history, from pogroms to the Holocaust. Criticizing the Israeli government, however, is criticizing a political entity—a state with elected officials, laws, and policies. Governments are not ethnic groups. You can condemn Netanyahu’s policies on settlements, Gaza, or human rights without hating Jews any more than criticizing Biden’s foreign policy makes you anti-Christian or anti-Irish. Plenty of Jewish people, including Israelis like those in groups such as Peace Now or Breaking the Silence, are fiercely critical of their own government. Are they antisemitic? Of course not. Stop equating policy critique with ethnic hate; it’s a cheap tactic to silence debate.
Second, being anti-Israeli government isn’t anti-American. The U.S. has alliances based on shared interests, not blind loyalty. America supports Israel strategically—for reasons like regional stability, intelligence sharing, and democratic values—but that doesn’t mean every American must rubber-stamp every Israeli action. Think about it: the U.S. criticizes allies all the time. We’ve sanctioned Turkey (a NATO member) over human rights, pressured Saudi Arabia on Yemen, and called out the UK on Brexit fallout. Does that make U.S. leaders anti-Turkish, anti-Saudi, or anti-British? No. It’s called diplomacy and accountability. If you’re American and oppose certain Israeli policies—say, because they conflict with U.S. values on international law or aid spending—that’s exercising your right to free thought and speech, core American principles. Blind allegiance to any foreign government isn’t patriotism; it’s subservience.
In short, grow up and learn the difference between governments, policies, and people. Conflating them doesn’t make you insightful; it makes you part of the problem. If you keep spreading this nonsense, you’re just muddying waters that bigots love to exploit. Do better.

So glad a lot of these morons were never in the military.

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Great for now, but China will have them back up and running as soon as they can build the buildings unfortunately

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So you think China is going to produce missiles for us???

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I want them to shoot zero. But that isn't what I asked.

You made the assertion that Iran has thousands upon thousands of missiles in their arsenal. You seem quite confident about your knowledge.

If they have "thousands", why are they only shooting 2 or 3 per day? Seems silly to save them while your country if being ran through.

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doesn't seem that they need to now that their main bargaining chip is the straight of hormuz.

assuming that they need to randomly blast off hundreds of rockets daily is silly when they're trying to prolong the conflict as long as possible. we are trying to end the conflict as quickly as possible. it aint that hard to figure out brother.

This is starting to feel like all the gaslighting with Russia. If Iran is tapped out, why aren't we taking our win and going home?

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doesn't seem that they need to now that their main bargaining chip is the straight of hormuz.

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BARGAINING CHIP!!!!!