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Get ready to flee, Americans in ten countries warned

https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16021741/flee-Americans-nine-countries-US-embassies-Iran-war.html
21•Bender•2h ago

Comments

cjbenedikt•1h ago
'The Iranian regime is unpredictable, as seen by its recent decisions to attack areas in the region without warning or provocations ...hmmm...remind me again: who started this without warning of provocation?
downrightmike•1h ago
thanks obama
TaboZ•1h ago
are you real?
WolfeReader•1h ago
"Thanks Obama" is sometimes used sarcastically by people who actually don't mind Obama, as a parody of how conservatives would blame literally anything on him.

Too bad the above post didn't give enough context to say which sense they're using it.

lokar•12m ago
If not for that tan suit gas would be $1/gal and America would own Iran.
bix6•58m ago
Hey come on it was all Joe!!!
wseqyrku•1h ago
Where you were for the last 47 years? Turn on the news.
slillibri•33m ago
Hmm, what could have happened 47 years ago. Is that when the current islamist regime overthrew the dictator that the US & UK put into place by orchestrating a coup against the democratically elected government because they wanted to nationalize the oil industry? Seriously this 47 years ago BS needs to stop.
wseqyrku•27m ago
I meant the entire time not 47 years ago sharp. You won't see what you're ignoring no matter how close it gets to you.
danbruc•31m ago
Ohh, you mean when the CIA supported a coup d'état in Iran? No, sorry, that was 73 years ago. When the USA supported Iraq in attacking Iran including the use of chemical weapons in an 8 year long war? No, that was only 46 years ago. You mean when the Iranian people protested against their government and replaced the monarchy with a Islamic republic?
rayiner•1h ago
“Without warning or provocation” lol.
an0malous•1h ago
The United States of Israel
xdennis•28m ago
The current round of conflict in the Middle East started with the Oct 7 attack by Hamas, an Iranian proxy.
g8oz•19m ago
Glad at least that you can understand America's aggression as being at Israel's behest. And that concerns over a nuclear weapon program were just a pretext.
throw1234567891•15m ago
“The current round”.
AnimalMuppet•1h ago
UAE, Qatar, Oman, Iraq, Jordan, Israel, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Egypt, if you don't want to have to hit the link.
charlieyu1•27m ago
I mean clearly there are so many expats in these countries, especially the wealthy ones
mannanj•50m ago
Wondering when did political discourse become so prevalent in hacker news? I have now become accustomed to it being normal, but I remember the hacker news of 10 years was not like this.

Why has this become so normal? I miss the days where this was focused on technology and, well, hacking.

Can we stop engaging this political commentary please.

Philpax•45m ago
You may not want to engage with politics, but politics will engage with you.
phoghed•44m ago
Maybe something external changed and not HN? Can’t quite put my finger on what has changed in the last decade…
BoxOfRain•29m ago
The hacker community has always had a strong political element to it, what else is the GNU GPL but a statement of political intent? Anything which deals with the allocation of power and resources is political.
felooboolooomba•45m ago
Is politics allowed now when people feel shit's hitting home.
krapp•37m ago
No. If anything the more real it gets, the harder people put the hammer down on it.

Makes them feel bad, see, and people don't come to HN to feel bad.

ajb•18m ago
That's a likely motivation, but it's worth pointing out that it's against one of the HN community's other values: thinking things through properly, not just picking an option.

The hacker mindset values understanding how the moving parts fit together, and thinking about whether better strategies than the "received wisdom" exist. Politics is often a demand to pick a side, which is against that, but "we just don't do politically contraversial subjects here" is even more against that.

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