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Something kicking off in Israel

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ROFL Epstein Loyalty cards sure carry weight. Basicaly Netanyahu does what he wants whenever he wants thanks to the captured US legislature and Donnie laps up after him .

Thought it would be something like, “the Democrats prevented Trump from seeing the communiqué from Israel.”

Take your pick, new category added :ROFLMAO:

HE’S BRILLIANT

It’s all a charade
It’s a chess move
It’s an opening gambit
He’s playing 4 - dimensional chess
He’s executing an interdimensional quantum transspatial backgammon move
He’s a businessman using negotiating tactics
Making outrageous plans publicly to force others for solutions
There’s a method to his madness
He’s “thinking outside the box”
It’s “control through chaos”
It’s Kissinger’s “Madman Strategy”
It’s a “reverse Kissinger”
He’s being “stupid like a fox”
“Shock and awe”
He’s made deals his entire life
It’s the art of the deal


(HE’S BRILLIANT BUT) HE’S BEING SCREWED OVER

He’s being manipulated
He’s being misled
He’s not getting the right information
He’s not getting any information because of the Democrats
He only remembers the last thing he’s told
He’s surrounded himself with idiots


HE’S ONLY CAPABLE OF DOING SO MUCH

He knows the limits of what he can and can't do or control

HE’S A TOTAL MORON

He’s unhinged



Except for the last category, of course…
 
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At the scene of the attack​

From a distance beyond the security cordon, the buildings that had housed the Hamas leadership in Doha could be seen still standing. But one room in particular appeared to have been the target of the strike — its walls had collapsed, and gray rubble could be seen inside.

Security forces and emergency personnel surrounded the site and blocked traffic.

A gas station to one side did not appear to have suffered any fire damage. The windows of the building next to the one targeted remained intact.

Israel hasn’t specified what it used to carry out the strike, beyond saying it employed precision-guided weapons meant to minimize collateral damage.

Hamas said in a statement Tuesday that its top leaders survived the strike but that five lower-level members were killed, including the son of Khalil al-Hayya — Hamas’ leader for Gaza and its top negotiator — as well as three bodyguards and the head of al-Hayya’s office. Hamas, which has sometimes only confirmed the assassination of its leaders months later, offered no immediate proof that al-Hayya and other senior figures had survived.

Wyatts take on it.