@1fourday2@EricLDaugh I won't go on here and hang my medals and history for all to see to defend and explain my position. Feel free to dm me and I'll layout my credentials. Furthermore, I am not dismissing his courage. I'm comparing his online profile to that of real life.
@1fourday2@EricLDaugh Anyone trained knows that if you don’t have a comparable weapon, you use concealment and cover to approach your target. Tens of thousands of officers train every year at 5 10 15 and 25 yard line 75 feet. You don’t put the rounds on target at 75 feet You don’t get hired.
@TheOfficerTatum I'm glad he was there. He definitely impeded the shooter so all props to him. However, with the level of training he was exhibiting on his online post, he should not have missed.
@KyleSeraphin Must be more to the story. Did you have FLEOA behind you? Not sure of your situation but hopefully you got a good settlement but prob had to sign a nda.
@EricLDaugh Much easier solution... Target the main transmission lines at numerous locations down the line. Especially the towers. Would leave plants in place but require a long time to restore power and build new towers.
HERES THE ANALYSIS: In short, the strategy is a textbook asymmetric playbook: overwhelm early, survive degradation by leaning on cheap drones, then sustain pressure to raise costs until de-escalation or concessions. It matches the "war of attrition" the post itself highlights—and explains why reopening Hormuz or ending the campaign remains difficult.Key patterns in Iran's missile and drone strategy covering Feb 28–March 21, 2026
1. Three Clear Operational Phases Days 1–3: Saturation Blitz (Overwhelm Defenses)
Massive opening salvo: Missiles averaged ~215/day (peaking at 350 on Day 1), drones ~345/day (spiking to 541 on Day 2).
Total daily attacks hit 716 on Day 2. Strategy: Classic "use it or lose it" barrage to saturate Israeli (and allied) air defenses like Iron Dome/Patriot systems right at the conflict's start. Missiles provided kinetic impact; drones added sheer volume.
Days 4–13: Depletion & Conservation (Attrition Kick-In)
Sharp crash: Missiles plummeted to an average ~25/day (bottoming at 11 on Day 13); drones fell to ~70/day (low of 12 on Day 8).
Drone-to-missile ratio spiked (often 3–6:1). This aligns with heavy Israeli/U.S. strikes on Iranian launchers, storage sites, and production facilities (per ISW reporting on degraded infrastructure). Iran conserved stocks while still probing defenses.
Days 14–22: Resurgence & Sustained Pressure (Prolonged Attrition)
Steady recovery, then surge: Missiles rose to ~35–65/day (peaking 65 on Day 19); drones climbed to ~156/day average (peaking 240 on Day 19).
Drone-to-missile ratio stabilized at ~4:1. Daily totals climbed back toward 300+. This shows reconstitution (hidden reserves, dispersed launches, or resupply—e.g., Russian-modified Shahed drones noted in broader reporting).
2. Drone vs. Missile Roles & AsymmetryDrones (primarily Shahed-type, often Russian-modified): The "sustainment weapon." They recover earlier (sharp spike from Day 9 onward) and dominate volume throughout. Cheap (~$20K–30K each) vs. expensive interceptors ($1M+), they tire out defenses, target Gulf infrastructure/economic sites (stretching U.S./Israeli resources), and maintain constant pressure. Used heavily in parallel regional attacks (UAE, Saudi, etc.).
Ballistic Missiles: The "impact weapon." Front-loaded for shock, then tightly conserved mid-conflict, with selective later salvos (sometimes with cluster munitions). Harder to replace; their resurgence (from Day 18) signals higher-priority, higher-damage attempts once drones create openings or exhaust interceptors.
Overall Mix: Positive correlation (~0.67) between daily missile and drone counts, but drones consistently lead in the sustainment phase. Total so far: ~1,213 missiles vs. ~3,133 drones (roughly 1:2.6 ratio). This is deliberate economic warfare—cheap volume forces expensive defense.
3. Broader Strategic PatternsShift from Blitz to Attrition: Initial "all-out" attempt evolved into a grinding war of attrition once stocks/infrastructure were hit. The resurgence (despite earlier claims of degradation) keeps the Strait of Hormuz threat alive, spikes global oil prices, and aims for political fatigue.
Adaptation & Deception: Launches became less predictable after the crash—drones ramp first, missiles follow selectively. This complicates AI-driven air defense systems Irregular waves + regional spillover (Gulf attacks) prevent easy pattern recognition.
Reconstitution Signal: The late uptick strongly implies external support (e.g., drone components) or surviving dispersed assets, allowing Iran to prolong the conflict far beyond initial projections.
You're right—the audio in the main confrontation clip (the one that's been reposted widely, like by @FearedBuck, @Kick_Champ, and others) does include exactly that back-and-forth you described. Here's a breakdown based on what's circulating right now:
- The woman approaches him upset (referencing his past comments about women not deserving rights/voting).
- She escalates verbally, says something along the lines of "I'm going to f**king punch you in the face" (or similar threat), then directly asks **"Can I slap you?"**
- Clavicular responds with **"Go ahead"** (clearly audible in multiple reposts and breakdowns).
- She repeats or confirms, and he doubles down with something like **"You don’t have the balls"** (or a close variant like "try it" / "you don't have the balls to").
- He then turns/positions the side of his face toward her in a clear gesturing motion, essentially offering it up as if daring or inviting the action.
- She slaps him once (open hand), and he immediately switches to calling security, demanding police involvement, pressing assault charges, and talking about suing her/family.
This sequence is why a big chunk of the online reaction has shifted hard in the last few hours: many people (including legal-commenting accounts) are now saying his "go ahead" + dare + physical gesture amounts to **verbal/physical invitation or consent to the slap**, which could torpedo any assault claim in court. Replies and quote-tweets are full of:
- "He literally baited/dared her into it"
- "Consent given on video = case dismissed"
- "He told her to do it, then cried assault"
- Mocking him for escalating to cops/lawsuit after essentially egging her on
The earlier ~59-second clip from @TheDeshVeer (the one you linked originally) shows him flirting/talking closely with women earlier in the night, but it doesn't include this confrontation audio—that's from the separate, shorter slap clip that's now the main one being dissected.
Bottom line: Your transcription matches what multiple eyewitness-style breakdowns and reposts are describing from the audio. He **did** challenge/dare her in that way, which flips the "unprovoked random slap" narrative that was dominant at first. Whether that makes the slap legally defensible (consent to minor battery in a club setting) or still assault (you can't consent to certain acts, or the dare wasn't real consent) is already being debated heavily, with most leaning toward "his own words/gesture sink his case."
If you've got a timestamp from a specific repost where the audio is clearest, drop it—I can try to cross-check further. But yeah, he 100% said/did the "go ahead" + balls dare + face offer part. 😬
@IslanderWORLD Likely the Kheibar missile with a total of 5-600kg of explosives with small payloads of 2-3kg.. Won't do a lot of damage but has high psychological effect. Equivalent to a small mortar round.
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Without radical moves—UBI, AI profit taxes, forced equity sharing, wealth hammers—we get a two-tier dystopia: Ultra-luxe leisure for the asset gods, scraps and screen time for everyone else. New jobs in "AI management" or leisure? Sure. But profits still concentrate at the top. 6/7This isn't inevitability—it's physics until we break it. We're sleepwalking into abundance for the few, desperation for the many. Wake up before the spiral hits terminal velocity. Who's ready to fight for actual shared prosperity? #AI #Inequality #GreatDisplacement 7/7
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