On the MSN earlier it was just a missile into Iran one into Iraq and one into Syria but this is a very different report.
This is a huge attack against Iran's nuclear facilities and military.
How accurate this report is I know not just yet.
Maddog wrote:Three missiles and none have hit any nuclear facilities. Israel is letting Iran know that Iran can't stop their missiles. If they want to play this game it can be 300 missiles next time and 98% of them will hit what they are pointed at..
Three missiles and none have hit any nuclear facilities. Israel is letting Iran know that Iran can't stop their missiles. If they want to play this game it can be 300 missiles next time and 98% of them will hit what they are pointed at..
It was three missiles this morning now it's dozens of war planes but is it accurate?
jackb wrote:On the MSN earlier it was just a missile into Iran one into Iraq and one into Syria but this is a very different report.This is a huge attack against Iran's nuclear facilities and military.
"According to behavioural models, exposure to misinformation increases the odds that people will believe it, which in turn increases the odds that they will spread it."
https://www.apa.org/topics/journalism-facts/how-why-misinformation-spreads
Yeah this very well presented news report is looking a little overblown... in fact it resembles bullshit!
On the MSN earlier it was just a missile into Iran one into Iraq and one into Syria but this is a very different report.
This is a huge attack against Iran's nuclear facilities and military.
How accurate this report is I know not just yet.
Israel is letting Iran know that Iran can't stop their missiles.
If they want to play this game it can be 300 missiles next time and 98% of them will hit what they are pointed at..
It was three missiles this morning now it's dozens of war planes but is it accurate?
"According to behavioural models, exposure to misinformation increases the odds that people will believe it, which in turn increases the odds that they will spread it."
https://www.apa.org/topics/journalism-facts/how-why-misinformation-spreads
Yeah this very well presented news report is looking a little overblown... in fact it resembles bullshit!