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Given the F-35's current advantages over drones in command and control, resilience against jamming/hacking, electronic warfare etc. I would guess that Musk is probably angling for his starlink + drones to replace that. The guy indeed follows the motto: "Always be closing". Constant...

The thing is assuming and maintain an assertive stance, in such a contentious environment, would not only require sophisticated political institutions and military capabilities, but also economic strength. At the moment, does Turkiye have the requisite energy independence, industrial base...

He might be unconsciously or consciously part of an intelligence op.

https://thegrayzone.com/2024/11/16/uk-plot-keep-ukraine-fighting/

Another IDF soldier eliminated.

I see similar such statements used regularly on this forum to refer to terrorist groups. Why is it that when the subject is an Israeli that all of a sudden it is off limits? There appears to be a double-standard. A few examples: I will re-post the tweet with similar wording.

Also all of the religious optics and posturing in international communications (since Davutoglu i guess?). The Arabs are not ready to be allies, let alone reliable allies, either in their civil society or in their halls of power, so that approach was basically like hitching your wagon to a horse...

You might find this an interesting read, relevant to what you're saying here: https://graymirror.substack.com/p/narrative-and-reality-in-trump-47

Yep you're right. The more I investigate, the more this makes sense. Between the Afghanistan withdrawal, no new wars during his last term, supposed failed attempts at Syria withdrawal, I registered that Trump had some influence over foreign policy corresponding to his claimed viewpoints...

Look at this for example: https://americanhellenic.org/congresswoman-tulsi-gabbard-speaks-about-her-trip-to-greece/#1574217206146-a6b72d84-13de Her diagnosis? "Turkey holds a major presence in the region. I’ve been an outspoken critic of President Erdogan’s actions and the dangerous direction...

the first response here is pretty funny (about Tulsi Gabbard)

she sounds like a nice lady

Well her whole thing for the last 10 years has been campaigning against the neocons, and pushing against foreign interventions. She has previously advocated against US involvement in Syria, and Ukraine. She is however hawkish on Israel. At least in terms of the interests of Turkiye, those POV's...

@Rooxbar @Afif You're point on the Adelson money and general Zionist pressure is true for sure. At the same time, Musk, who is anti-neocon, reportedly gave $75 mill. as opposed to Adelson's $100 mill, and he provides a lot of value besides money as well. Time will ultimately tell, one thing...

He's thinking of posting a leaderboard of wasteful spending lol. Should be hilarious if true.

i bet "real men" for you is killing women and children en masse

I do not dispute the facts you lay out (in the previous post), but I think there is a miscommunication in terms of what I meant. I mean to say that I do not think the US will engage Iran directly, nor that they will pour the same amount of financial and material resources into conflict with Iran...

not much less or more than your own arrogant vagueries, channelling Bill Kristol circa 2001

No one at all is under the illusion that your people have any desire to retain the arab population in the long-term, besides some small token minority. Your side most definitely also calls for the other side to die, they go ahead and actualize it as well. It would all be fine if the jews who...