I won't argue that Bibi is a war criminal..Zeets2 » 07 Jun 2026, 12:24 pm » wrote: ↑ Oh, and you think those Hezbollah drones have inflicted the kind of damage that Israel has done to Lebanon in retaliation, genius?
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Time to face facts, Johnny.
Only a complete moron would believe that Hezbollah is winning this war because their drones have hit a few Israeli tanks, killed ONE Israeli soldier, and injured a handful of civilians.
Why don't you go and offer to help them, since you obviously hate Jews as much as Hezbollah does?
Better bring your broom!
Care to explain how a leader becomes a "war criminal" when they defend themselves and retaliate after their country has been attacked?
What's the problem? Aren't both Hamas and Hezbollah leaders guilty of war for the Hamas invasion and deliberate murder of over 1200 innocent Israeli men, women, children, and infants civilians on Oct. 7th? So even if your selective stupidity is valid (which is isn't) why should we care if both sides in a war claim the other side has committed war crimes?Hezbollah-Israel conflict 2023-present
An ongoing conflict between the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah and Israel began on 8 October 2023, when Hezbollah launched rockets and artillery at Israeli positions following Hamas's October 7 attacks on Israel.
Here's a hint, stupid.Hezbollah and Iran finalize coordinated strike strategy, expert says ...
Mar 11, 2026
Hezbollah fully joined war with Iran coordination as cluster bombs target Israeli civilians, expert warns from bomb shelter near Tel Aviv during escalating conflict.
And a pedophile.
Stuff happens at a date and time, ***.Zeets2 » 07 Jun 2026, 11:43 am » wrote: ↑ Just because Israel has been able to protect themselves with anti-missile defenses doesn't mean they haven't been attacked, dickhead!
Two things, weakness.Zeets2 » 07 Jun 2026, 11:43 am » wrote: ↑ So you choose to ignore the non-stop rocket and missile barrage that Iran's proxies Hamas and Hezbollah launched against Israel virtually every day for years, which Iran paid for with the billions that idiots Obama and Biden gave him?
Sounds like you're spitting with rage over the fact that your fellow Jew-haters in Hezbollah and Hamas are getting their asses wiped out, which is exactly what they deserve, all while you're clearly stupid enough to believe that Iran sends Hezbollah BILLIONS to use in attacks against Israel while you deny they're Iran's proxy. Time again to eat crow and educate your stupid self once again, asshole!:Cannonpointer » 07 Jun 2026, 10:18 pm » wrote: ↑ Stuff happens at a date and time, ***.
You keep running your cock trap, but you can never name the time or date. OTOH, I can name a DOZEN unprovoked attacks israel has launched against Iran, using weapons pieces of **** like you made available.
1. Until VERY recently, Hamas and Iran had nothing to talk about. It was a sunni/shia thing, ****. Look it up.
2. I absolutely deny that Hezbollah is a proxy for Iran, unless and until you admit that ISIL/ISIS/Al Qaeda is a proxy for israel and the US. If you want to compare what proxies did, we can go down that road. But not with you lying like the **** your mother raised and me being the man I am. I won't let a piece of **** tie my hands while he mouth-spews turds - **** you. And **** all the other conjob *** on this board who get their information from tranny media and vomit it back at me. **** every last one of you weak, cowardly girls. Every last one of you are tranny simps.
And you scumbag Jew-haters think everyone is as dumb as you and don't understand that the ONLY reason Iran would spend billions funding both Hamas and Hezbollah is because they would be required to use that money to continue attacking Israel. And the recent revelation of documents proving that Iran was deeply involved in the planning and execution of the Oct. 7th Hamas massacre of over 1200 Jewish civilian men, women, children, and infants expose their culpability. You think Hamas and Iran have only now gotten a reason to talk? You mean now that Hamas is almost entirely destroyed and Iran hasn't got any money left to keep their gravy train of terrorism rolling, they suddenly have something to talk about? Like what? Like how can we achieve our stated common goal to kill every last Jew in Israel when we haven't got a pot to piss in any longer, we have no hopes of acquiring nukes, our navy and air force have been destroyed, and our top leaders have all been executed, and our missile launchers and the factories to build them are mostly rubble?Search AssistYes, Hezbollah is considered a key proxy for Iran, functioning as an extension of Iran's strategic interests in the region. Iran provides substantial financial, military, and ideological support to Hezbollah, which has been integral to its development and operations.Hezbollah's Role as an Iranian ProxyHezbollah is widely recognized as a key proxy for Iran, serving as an extension of Iran's strategic interests in the Middle East. This relationship has been pivotal in shaping Hezbollah's operations and influence.Support from IranIran provides Hezbollah with significant resources, which include:
- Financial Aid: Estimated between $700 million to $1 billion annually.
- Military Support: Training and weapons supplied by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
- Ideological Alignment: Hezbollah's founding principles are closely tied to Iran's revolutionary ideology, particularly the concept of Wilayat al-Faqih.
Sorry, ******. Iran has nothing to do with Hezbollah.Zeets2 » 08 Jun 2026, 11:00 am » wrote: ↑ Sounds like you're spitting with rage over the fact that your fellow Jew-haters in Hezbollah and Hamas are getting their asses wiped out, which is exactly what they deserve, all while you're clearly stupid enough to believe that Iran sends Hezbollah BILLIONS to use in attacks against Israel while you deny they're Iran's proxy. Time again to eat crow and educate your stupid self once again, asshole!:
AGAIN, you scumbag antisemite arab hater, Iran is shia, hamas is sunni, and you're retarded.Zeets2 » 08 Jun 2026, 11:00 am » wrote: ↑ And you scumbag Jew-haters think everyone is as dumb as you and don't understand that the ONLY reason Iran would spend billions funding both Hamas and Hezbollah
Thanks.
Why would ISIL help the US take over Syria and attack DOZENS of muslim countries without ever saying a bad word to israel if they were not USA/Israel proxies?Zeets2 » 08 Jun 2026, 11:00 am » wrote: ↑Why would Iran be SO pissed off seeing that Hezbollah is ALSO getting summarily wiped out in Lebanon if they weren't ALSO an Iranian proxy
Deny facts, ignore reality, and attack anyone proving you wrong? That's your option when there's evidence proving how misled you are, asshole!Cannonpointer » 08 Jun 2026, 11:27 am » wrote: ↑ Iran has nothing to do with Hezbollah.
They've never met.
WHAT HAS THE US BEEN SUPPLYING ISRAEL WITH?
And now israel is isolated and the US is begging on its knees for help with Iran.
I refuse to pretend that Hezbollah has ever gotten a nickel from Iran. I'm done playing along with you one way nancy *** and your tranny media
So, Khomeini and the leaders of Hezbollah never met, huh? Whose asshole you pull THAT stupid lie out of, twit?:Search Assist
Yes, Hezbollah is considered a key proxy for Iran, functioning as an extension of Iran's strategic interests in the region. Iran provides substantial financial, military, and ideological support to Hezbollah which has been integral to its development and operations.Hezbollah's Role as an Iranian Proxy. Hezbollah is widely recognized as a key proxy for Iran, serving as an extension of Iran's strategic interests in the ME. This relationship has been pivotal in shaping Hezbollah's operations and influence. Iran provides Hezbollah with significant resources
And yet you demand I rub your nose in your ignorance yet again?Search Assist
Yes, Khomeini met with the leaders of Hezbollah, particularly during the early years of the group's formation, as Iran played a significant role in supporting Hezbollah's establishment and development. This relationship was rooted in ideological and religious influence with Khomeini's model guiding Hezbollah's founders.
Can't even try to muster an explanation as to why Iran is willing to risk the return to renewed attacks by BOTH the US and Israel by demanding that Israel stop attacking Hezbollah if they're NOT an Iran proxy, can you?Iran and Hezbollah: A Strategic Alliance in Proxy Warfare
Oct 23, 2024 in Articles, News
Hezbollah: Iran’s Powerful Regional Leverage, Not Just a Proxy Force
Hezbollah has never been a mere side proxy for the Iranian regime. Instead, it has served as a powerful instrument for strengthening Iran’s position in regional and international power dynamics. This role was highlighted in the Lebanese newspaper An-Nahar on 8/18/24. Hezbollah’s Naming: Inspired by an Iranian former defense minister revealed that the name “Hezbollah” was derived from the slogan, “The Party of God is the Only Party, Ruhollah is the Only Leader,” a tribute to Khomeini. Shortly after its formation, Hezbollah carried out terrorist operations on behalf of the Iranian regime, including the bombing of US and French military barracks in Beirut on Oct 23, 1983, which killed 241 American and 58 French soldiers.
Correct, queer - and I am through playing pitty pat with women like you.Zeets2 » 08 Jun 2026, 12:28 pm » wrote: ↑ Deny facts, ignore reality, and attack anyone proving you wrong?
Just can't resist doubling down on stupidity, can you asshole?Cannonpointer » 08 Jun 2026, 12:42 pm » wrote: ↑ What is default mechanism of cocksuckers who get their information from media that says Bruce Jenner is a woman?
Correct queer - and I am through playing pitty pat with women like you.
When you grow up and get your nose out of Hannity's ***, I'll debate you respectfully
I have run out of patience with you and the other left wing, faux-"conservative" pieces of **** who get their information from tranny media.
Hezbollah never got a dime from Iran. They're enemies with Iran
The “Ring of Fire”: Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Future of Network Warfare
Mar 16, 2026 by construcaodicas
The Ring of Fire and the Dawn of Network Warfare
The Middle East has entered a paradigm shift where traditional lines of state sovereignty have blurred into a complex, decentralized, and lethal digital-kinetic web known as the Iran proxy network. At the heart of this transformation is Tehran’s “Ring of Fire” strategy—a multi-front military architecture designed to encircle Israel with a coordinated “Axis of Resistance.” The modern reality of Hezbollah, Hamas, and their regional affiliates represents the most sophisticated evolution of Network Warfare in human history
Evolution of the Iran Proxy Network
Following the 1979 Revolution and the devastating Iran-Iraq War, Tehran realized it could not compete in a conventional arms race against Western-backed powers. The solution was the export of its revolutionary ideology, creating “forward defense” layers that moved the battlefield away from Iranian soil. No longer does the IRGC merely ship crates of AK-47s; today, it exports “technical blueprints” and “digital DNA.” .
Hezbollah: The Network’s “Crown Jewel”
Hezbollah serves as the primary node and regional mentor within the Iran proxy network. Often described as “a state within a state,” its role has shifted from a Lebanese guerrilla force to a regional expeditionary army. In the wake of the 2024–2025 escalations, Hezbollah demonstrated its ability to operate as a “hub” for the network, training Hamas fighters and Houthi drone operators in the art of asymmetric synergy
Iran’s Regime and Hezbollah’s Global Drug Empire: How Tehran’s Proxy Survives on Narco-Terrorism
By Pejman Amiri 12/21/25
An in-depth investigation published by The New York Sun on 12/20 sheds new light on the criminal infrastructure sustaining Hezbollah, Iran regime’s most dangerous regional proxy. As Tehran’s economy weakens, Syria’s drug factories collapse, and Lebanon begins dismantling long-protected smuggling networks, Hezbollah has increasingly relied on global narcotics trafficking to fund its military, political, and terrorist operations—revealing the true cost of Iran’s proxy strategy
Tehran’s Proxy, Built on Crime
While Hezbollah often presents itself as a “resistance movement,” the NY Sun investigation makes clear that it functions as an international criminal syndicate—one that operates with the strategic backing and ideological protection of Iran’s ruling regime.
Sorry, queer.Zeets2 » 08 Jun 2026, 2:06 pm » wrote: ↑ Just can't resist doubling down on stupidity, can you asshole?
Despite definitive proof that Iran funds Hezbollah
Really?
Sorry, queer, that's a negatory.Zeets2 » 09 Jun 2026, 10:09 am » wrote: ↑ Really?
Care to share what "media" it is that tells you that Hezbollah WAS NOT an Iranian proxy when there are mountains of proof to the contrary?
So, you admit you've got NOTHING to support your idiotic belief that Hezbollah is and has been a proxy of Iran despite the mountain of evidence you can't refute?Cannonpointer » 09 Jun 2026, 3:01 pm » wrote: ↑ Sorry, queer, that's a negatory.
I don't trade sources with tranny media girls.
You keep what you've got - you're good.
I'll keep what I've got - I'm male.![]()
Say that in english, ***. You seem to have our positions mixed up.Zeets2 » 10 Jun 2026, 9:45 am » wrote: ↑ So, you admit you've got NOTHING to support your idiotic belief that Hezbollah is and has been a proxy of Iran despite the mountain of evidence you can't refute?
Oh, I'm sure the homo community will give a *** like you PLENTY of leeway!Cannonpointer » 10 Jun 2026, 1:19 pm » wrote: ↑ Say that in english, ***. You seem to have our positions mixed up.
You just ran your own retarded position.
MY position is that Hezbollah doesn't even know where Iran is on a map. There is absolutely no relationship.
Just like ISIL/ISIS/Al Qaeda and the USA/Israel.
No relationship.
The fact that ISIL has never made one move against israel while attacking all of israel's enemies - the fact that they are linked to militias currently in Gaza doing israel's bidding - means nothing. The fact that they took over Syria with Israel's help means nothing.
They just sprung into existence and became functional without the assistance of a state security agency, just like Hezbollah.
Now, if you want to act like an adult and not a little girl, we can have THAT conversation. The conversation where israel and the usa use proxies, same is iran. But I am all done changing your panties, young lady. You and the other conjob *** have managed to wear out my patience with the homosexual community.
Exactly.
You MUST be retarded to think that the US uses a proxy like Israel in the same way as Iran uses Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis.Cannonpointer » 10 Jun 2026, 1:19 pm » wrote: ↑ Say that in english, ***. You seem to have our positions mixed up.
You just ran your own retarded position.
MY position is that Hezbollah doesn't even know where Iran is on a map. There is absolutely no relationship.
Just like ISIL/ISIS/Al Qaeda and the USA/Israel.
No relationship.
They just sprung into existence and became functional without the assistance of a state security agency, just like Hezbollah.
The conversation where israel and the usa use proxies, same is iran. But I am all done changing your panties, young lady. You and the other conjob *** have managed to wear out my patience with the homosexual community.
So why can't you answer such a simple question, ***?Between Tehran and Beirut: Iran’s Growing Commitment to Hezbollah
Against the backdrop of the recent escalation, which culminated in Israel's strike on a Hezbollah stronghold: How the linkage between Tehran and the Shiite terrorist organization was reshaped in the wake of Operation "Roaring Lion"INSS Insight No. 2151, June 9, 2026
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Since the outbreak of Operation “Roaring Lion,” and even more so against the backdrop of the escalation in Lebanon in recent weeks, the perception emphasizing Hezbollah’s importance as a strategic component of Iran’s security doctrine has grown stronger in Tehran. Hezbollah’s decision to join the campaign alongside Iran was perceived in Tehran as an expression of its commitment to the pro-Iranian axis in the region and of the continued relevance of Iran’s proxy strategy—which appeared to be eroding following the weakening of the Axis and the reluctance of Iran’s allies, including Hezbollah, to join the campaign in June 2025. Iran’s commitment to Hezbollah has been reflected in its insistence on binding any permanent ceasefire agreement with the United States to a ceasefire in Lebanon. This commitment reached its peak in Iran’s strikes against Israel on June 7, following Israeli attacks in Beirut. Nevertheless, Iran continues to face significant challenges in implementing its proxy concept in the post-war period. These include the continuation of Israeli operations against Hezbollah; Israeli-Lebanese negotiations; growing criticism of Hezbollah and Iran within Lebanon; and worsening economic constraints inside Iran. Despite these challenges, it appears that, at this stage, the linkage between Iran and Hezbollah cannot be severed, partly due to the lack of any viable alternative to Iranian support for the organization.
I think no such thing, gish galloper.