Kitkat

Born-again Christian. God 1st, country 2nd.
God is Pro-Israel 🇮🇱
Biblical on EVERY issue!
Sola Scriptura
Abortion is murder!

[Kitkat @Kitkattbars]

I want to share with the body of Christ what God reveals to me. I want to edify the body. Perhaps that is my gift & calling.

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@leese_tina52015 @NiohBerg What chance did we give them?

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@NiohBerg I hate Trump now

[𝐍𝐢𝐨𝐡 𝐁𝐞𝐫𝐠 🇮🇷 ✡︎ @NiohBerg]

This is President Trump's "regime change":

The same crazy fanatics are still chanting "Death to America" while vowing to destroy the Western world - only now they're even more rabid.

This is what happens when you don't finish what you started.

[Mark R. Levin @marklevinshow]

Yesterday, the enemy gathered en mass all in one place.  Opportunity lost.

[Mosab Hassan Yousef @MosabHasanYOSEF]

According to the Jerusalem Post, a major plan to topple the Iranian regime using Kurdish forces, backed by Israeli air support was ready.

Trump vetoed it at the last minute.

Israeli sources accuse JD Vance of leaking the entire operation to Erdogan.

A 41-year-old Vice President with zero experience in the region decided he knew better than seasoned strategists who have fought the Islamic Republic for decades.

This is not a policy disagreement.

This is a serious betrayal.

[Kitkat @Kitkattbars]

@mitchellvii Iran will never give Trump what he wants. If you don't understand that, then you don't understand the regime or Islam. Why do you lie?

[John Spencer @SpencerGuard]

To be very clear: reality is very different from the rhetoric. The IDF takes extraordinary measures to mitigate civilian harm in Lebanon. In fact, as in Gaza, it employs more civilian harm mitigation measures than any military in past or current operations.

The IDF issues evacuation warnings through multiple channels including text messages, phone calls, voicemails, flyers, radio, television, and social media. It operates dedicated civilian harm mitigation cells, tracks civilian presence through drones, cell phone data, and other ISR capabilities, and uses rigorous targeting processes that include legal reviews and proportionality assessments for any planned strikes. Legal reviews at lowest tactical level, and with the ability (which happens often as well as command decisions not to strike based on all context) to override commander decisions, unlike any other military.

In southern Lebanon, these measures are particularly effective because civilians can move away from military objectives and active combat areas.

Even in Beirut, the IDF has repeatedly provided warnings identifying specific buildings that will be struck and when. The warnings have proven so reliable that Lebanese citizens and journalists have set up cameras in advance to record the strikes. When targeting Hezbollah senior leaders, command meetings, or other military objectives in densely populated areas such as Dahiyeh (the Hezbollah controlled neighborhood of Beirut), the IDF relies on precision-guided munitions, small diameter munition (warheads with less explosives), and other low collateral damage munitions, detailed intelligence, and other methods designed to limit collateral damage while achieving the legitimate military objective.

There is also no equivalency. Israel does not intentionally target civilians. Hezbollah is a U.S.-designated terrorist organization whose strategy includes deliberately attacking civilians. Hezbollah launches rockets, missiles, and drones at civilian communities in northern Israel (daily, despite any cease fires), targeting homes, schools, businesses, and civilian infrastructure.

One side conducts legal reviews, proportionality assessments, civilian warnings, and precision strikes against military objectives. The other is a international designated terrorist group that intentionally places military assets among civilians while deliberately targeting civilians.

[John Spencer @SpencerGuard]

The relationship between the U.S. and Israel is not transactional, it is a long and vital partnership, but the next time you hear the tired question of "What does the U.S. get for $3.8 Billion to Israel," answer simply - RETURNS.

R – Research, Innovation, and the Combat Laboratory
Access to one of the world's most active laboratories for military innovation, where new technologies, concepts, and operational methods are developed, tested, and refined under real combat conditions. Combined with one of the world's leading defense technology and startup ecosystems, this environment generates technological advancements, operational insights, and innovation that would be difficult, expensive, and in many cases impossible to replicate through peacetime experimentation, exercises, simulations, or war games.

E – Economic Benefits
American jobs and manufacturing supported through purchases of U.S.-made military equipment, while strengthening the U.S. defense industrial base through joint production, co-development, and missile defense cooperation for the benefit of the U.S. military and American national security.

T – Technology
Access to military technologies refined in combat, from active protection systems and missile defense to counter-drone capabilities, artificial intelligence, and other emerging technologies.

U – Unique Understanding of Modern Warfare
Battlefield lessons drawn from one of the world's most active conflict environments, providing insights into urban warfare, tunnel warfare, missile defense, drones, battlefield medicine, artificial intelligence, and modern combat. These lessons help the United States adapt and prepare without having to learn them first through American casualties, American mistakes, or American wars.

R – Regional Stability Through Alliance
A capable ally helping deter common adversaries and maintain stability in one of the world's most strategically important regions while remaining willing and able to fight alongside the United States when necessary.

N – National Security Intelligence
Intelligence that helps prevent attacks against Americans, American forces, and American interests while improving U.S. understanding of shared threats, adversaries, and emerging security challenges.

S – Strategic Freedom to Focus on China
Greater freedom for the United States to concentrate military, diplomatic, and economic resources on long-term competition with China in the Indo-Pacific while helping preserve a favorable balance of power in the Middle East.

[Mark R. Levin @marklevinshow]

Trying to incentivize the behavior of 7th century barbaric Islamists with promises of money.   We just don’t comprehend what we’re dealing with.  They’ll take us to the bank and never alter their political-ideological death cult. The West is being conquered and losing time.

[Kitkat @Kitkattbars]

@mitchellvii So bad deals are OK as long as they don't have a nuke?

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@Shawn_Farash The blockade hurt the Iranian people more than it hurt the IRGC

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@Shawn_Farash Who did it help? The US or the Iranians?

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@TruthHurtsTKV OK Terrorist simp

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@Graviddeen They never had the opportunity. They were never given guns! They tried in January without guns and look where that got them.

[Kitkat @Kitkattbars]

@HopefulHana @MorseReport @rmacdon627 Nothing in the MOU about its proxies, ballistic missiles, and allows Iran to enrich Uranium. Hezbollah violated the ceasefire everyday but won't violate the MOU? Iran able to sell oil and toll the Strait after 60 days.

But sure, call this a win.

[Kitkat @Kitkattbars]

@MorseReport The MOU was written by Qatar, not the US.

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@EricLDaugh Those defensive weapons wouldn't be necessary if Trump had let Israel finish the job in 2025, while Trump was in the White House. Moron.

[Kitkat @Kitkattbars]

@catturd2 Those defensive weapons wouldn't be necessary if Trump had let Israel finish the job in 2025. Moron.

[Kitkat @Kitkattbars]

@mitchellvii It may hold only as long as Trump is in the WH. Trump just gave them a lifeline and told them not to act up while he's in office. Meanwhile, they will use funds to rebuild what they lost (military, not civilian infrastructure).

[Kitkat @Kitkattbars]

@Shawn_Farash That helped us, not the Iranians. They were told not to leave their homes. We took out machinery but not the evil wielding it. The people never received guns. But you're wanting a repeat of January. Trump said it'd be theirs to take. That moment never arrived.