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 (DIR) Post #B547lrWMCcdWhaiatU by apropos
       2026-04-07T23:19:29.291545Z
       
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       >Iran accepts a two-week ceasefire.>US accepts a two-week ceasefire.isn't there somebody you forgot to ask?
       
 (DIR) Post #B548cOLJPu3PYVbGMa by apropos
       2026-04-07T23:28:58.891960Z
       
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       takes>Israel gets to re-arm ADthe west doesn't have significant production of AD and Iran has significant production and stocks of missiles, so this doesn't really matter>more Hormuz traffic eases pressure on westbro the economy's been shot in the back of the head. Pressure is going to mount as the realization sets in, no matter what happens, and blame is going to continue to heaped on Trump for triggering it.>Israel will continue to attack Iran during the ceasefire, then cry blood when Iran responds. The Epstein coalition will attempt to restart the war as the defending side this time, having seen that starting it as the aggressor was too shameless.>Israel has literally done this hundreds of times in the last two years alone.>This is obviously what's going to happen.lying really isn't a superpower and Iran's in a position to respond.the only scenario where Iran just takes this like abuse prior parties have is the one where it was secretly losing anyway. What's more likely is that there are some isolated exchanges or the ceasefire simply breaks down and the "actually Iran is starting it this time!" cries have no effect.None of these are unreasonable suspicions, but this isn't obviously doomed.
       
 (DIR) Post #B54AEZCBcADoAo6AwS by apropos
       2026-04-07T23:47:05.151149Z
       
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       yeah, there are some ways this could go bad, but that's always true. On the balance this remains positive. For one thing it's nice to delay Armageddon a bit longer.