On 12/23/2023 4:59 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:
> An Israeli ship not that far from the coast of India, has been hit and
> is burning!...

If this was the same ship whose pictures were made available in the
media, then it didn't burn and nobody was harmed. I'm not sure though
the two are one and the same or not.

- Saudis officially said "No" to joining the "coalition." Their
reasoning that they put forward is the "double standards" and
"hypocrisy" that is being exercised by the USA in the region.

So the threat of opening borders for Yemenis to send troops to Israel
still stands.

- Still no word on what the Chinese warships are doing in the region.

- Of the 10 Israeli government's spies caught last September as a result
of busting the U.S. plans to introduce defective parts inside Iranian
missiles, 4 got executed today. The entire court processes that led to
the four death penalties is filmed and is available to see.

This shows either Israeli government doesn't have any Iranian locked up
for possible exchange of prisoners, or, they had no use for the four to
begin with.

- I still suspect that the process of conviction got expedited
dramatically after Israeli government's killing of one of the key
Iranian militias in Syria a few days back. But this would not be the
actual reaction to that assassination. Hopefully we will know later what
and where and how it is going to take place.

In the assassination of Soleymani four yeas back by Americans stationed
in Al-Asad base in Iraq, Iran responded by killing about 125 would be
scientists and engineers that were heading to Canada to later apply for
visas to the USA and serve the Americans for the rest of their lives.
Trump, and his cohorts were dumbfounded. The news coverage didn't say
jack about it and never connected it to the assassination. There were
about 160 passengers in that passenger aircraft. Somehow Iranians had
managed to place no less than 125 of these crème de la crème
professionals in one and the same plane without anybody noticing! The
rest of the passengers, the collateral damage, were citizens of various
countries.

They say in the four years since, the number of highly educated
professionals leaving Iran to Canada and USA has dramatically dropped.
At first I was thinking they fear they'll get the "Putin" type of
treatment like those other 125. But later it became evident that
horizons in Iran have opened up since, and these professionals are
getting nice jobs in fact, inside Iran. No need to change their country.

I couldn't get more information about that important operation, but
chances are that the 125 targeted were the result of getting filtered
more than just by level of education and excellence! I think they were
likely also individuals who exhibited a notable lack of concern or
attachment to their own country. So that operation may have been indeed
a delicate and quite successful response to American government's
assassination of Soleymani. Something that dropped the jaws of the
entire American "intelligence community". Americans thought they
couldn't be harmed by assassinating Soleymani. The absolute silence
about that, here, after that operation, only points to the fact that it
was an operation about which American intelligence people could only
drop their pants and finger themselves, like those moments that the two
WTC buildings came down, or when they actually realized that they will
never have an embassy in Iran.

Americans stay silent during and about such moments.

Other indirect clues also point to that additional filtering of the
targets. For instance, the cry of condemnation of shooting the plane
down in Iran started quite vigorously as expected, but died out
unusually fast. It was as if people soon were told these professionals
had such and such backgrounds and were to a degree "unwanted" to begin
with. Something along those lines.

So, I have no idea what the response for this other assassination a few
days back will be. And I bet my boots, not one individual in your entire
intelligence community has any idea about that either.

- Many Iranian professionals in fact returned to Iran not that long
after coming here or going to Canada. "West", in general, has no appeals
left to it. Gone are those 1960s West. Gone are 1962 to 1977 years. You
have only shit for your future left.

On 12/29/2023 11:55 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:
>
>
> - Saudis officially said "No" to joining the "coalition." Their
> reasoning that they put forward is the "double standards" and
> "hypocrisy" that is being exercised by the USA in the region.
>
> So the threat of opening borders for Yemenis to send troops to Israel
> still stands.
>
> - Still no word on what the Chinese warships are doing in the region.
>
> - Of the 10 Israeli government's spies caught last September as a result
> of busting the U.S. plans to introduce defective parts inside Iranian
> missiles, 4 got executed today. The entire court processes that led to
> the four death penalties is filmed and is available to see.
>
> This shows either Israeli government doesn't have any Iranian locked up
> for possible exchange of prisoners, or, they had no use for the four to
> begin with.
>
> - I still suspect that the process of conviction got expedited
> dramatically after Israeli government's killing of one of the key
> Iranian militias in Syria a few days back. But this would not be the
> actual reaction to that assassination. Hopefully we will know later what
> and where and how it is going to take place.
>
> In the assassination of Soleymani four yeas back by Americans stationed
> in Al-Asad base in Iraq, Iran responded by killing about 125 would be
> scientists and engineers that were heading to Canada to later apply for
> visas to the USA and serve the Americans for the rest of their lives.
> Trump, and his cohorts were dumbfounded. The news coverage didn't say
> jack about it and never connected it to the assassination. There were
> about 160 passengers in that passenger aircraft. Somehow Iranians had
> managed to place no less than 125 of these crème de la crème
> professionals in one and the same plane without anybody noticing! The
> rest of the passengers, the collateral damage, were citizens of various
> countries.
>
> They say in the four years since, the number of highly educated
> professionals leaving Iran to Canada and USA has dramatically dropped.
> At first I was thinking they fear they'll get the "Putin" type of
> treatment like those other 125. But later it became evident that
> horizons in Iran have opened up since, and these professionals are
> getting nice jobs in fact, inside Iran. No need to change their country.
>
> I couldn't get more information about that important operation, but
> chances are that the 125 targeted were the result of getting filtered
> more than just by level of education and excellence! I think they were
> likely also individuals who exhibited a notable lack of concern or
> attachment to their own country. So that operation may have been indeed
> a delicate and quite successful response to American government's
> assassination of Soleymani. Something that dropped the jaws of the
> entire American "intelligence community". Americans thought they
> couldn't be harmed by assassinating Soleymani. The absolute silence
> about that, here, after that operation, only points to the fact that it
> was an operation about which American intelligence people could only
> drop their pants and finger themselves, like those moments that the two
> WTC buildings came down, or when they actually realized that they will
> never have an embassy in Iran.
>
> Americans stay silent during and about such moments.
>
> Other indirect clues also point to that additional filtering of the
> targets. For instance, the cry of condemnation of shooting the plane
> down in Iran started quite vigorously as expected, but died out
> unusually fast. It was as if people soon were told these professionals
> had such and such backgrounds and were to a degree "unwanted" to begin
> with. Something along those lines.
>
> So, I have no idea what the response for this other assassination a few
> days back will be. And I bet my boots, not one individual in your entire
> intelligence community has any idea about that either.
>
> - Many Iranian professionals in fact returned to Iran not that long
> after coming here or going to Canada. "West", in general, has no appeals
> left to it. Gone are those 1960s West. Gone are 1962 to 1977 years. You
> have only shit for your future left.
>
>

Was it in 1968? I think it was either in 1967 or 1968 that within just 7
or 8 months, a whole number of huge advancements that were to impact
life forever, took place in the USA. Intel was founded, that was one of
them. In fact nothing else of similar importance to those advancement
was ever made in this country since. Anything we have today different
from the 1960s days as far as IT and the role of computers in concerned
is the result of those advancements within just 8 months in that year.
Another one was that famous HP programmable calculator! It came out in
that year and made a sensation even in Tehran. My elder brothers and
relatives were talking about it with awe and excitement. One of my
cousins had bought one!

Still another one was the RAM memory which was invented in that same
period. I just checked it. The email, the word processor, the hypertext,
and the mouse were all created and demonstrated in that same period. And
the first ever GUI...! Same period. USA has never seen a period like
that since. Everything started to nose dive after December of 1977, and
became institutionalized by Reagan admin. Fuck up itself became the
solution to everything. Crooks took over scientists' jobs. Scientists
began waiting tables.

Yes, gone are the days that the best of Iranians, or of any other
country, would want to come to a shitty place like this country.

- A war exercise in Iran by the militia today involving the tests of at
least three types of missiles ended fast and in total disaster. Two of
the missiles lost their software control and had to self-destruct (after
scaring the life out of the people down on the ground - both were diving
fast towards them!) and a third couldn't even self-destruct and kept
turning around itself for some time in the sky till I guess its fuel ran
out and it just dropped to the ground like a piece of log.

It was the most ridiculous exhibit of fuck up for "prowess" that I'd
ever seen about the militia...

I'm thinking that perhaps the tampered parts that they caught last
September may have not been the only aspect of that operation by
Americans. There may still be other tamperings that the militia has not
discovered yet.

Not a single missile worked. And this is after the fact that already
four years back the militia had in them to only fire a single missile to
destroy the American drone in Persian Gulf in the pitched dark and from
a great distance.

Very interesting...

Some more heads need to roll before this crap is over. I don't think the
matter of defective parts is over at all.

Of the 10 spies captured 4 got executed and the rest got 10 years each,
which shows the latter weren't even aware who their boss really was.
Probably were under the impression it was some Iranian led operation to
test something.

And none knew anything else. So if you ask me, there are other groups
like that still active and undiscovered...

There are many clips about today's fuck up show. People on the ground
were running for their lives. Running and crying! Weeping! Thinking
their deaths were imminent.

Well, at least it's out now! So the tampering wasn't complex enough to
stay hidden till the real action, which is odd. Could it be that militia
did this deliberately? Fooling the spies into thinking the missiles used
weren't going to be the ones for the war exercise? That could get the
truth out. Because every single one of them failed, looking like they
were deliberately chosen for this very test to see if they've been
tampered in some other ways or not.

That would make more sense.

At least I hope so. It would turn a total fuck up looking exhibition
into a clever operation to counter whatever else it is that the
Americans have done.

It was so ridiculous that some people on the ground were thinking the
militia were joking with them, then realized what was happening and
began running for their lives.

This crap made me remember that famous Russian test fuck up with S-300
:-) Let me see if I can find that clip...

Yep, here it is :)

https://streamable.com/txy9ta

Hahhahhahah :-))

I would show the clips of today's militia's fuck up too but ... I don't
think that's appropriate. For me they're not a laughing matter.

- For the first time since 1960 in Iran, the standard Iranian military
rifle G3 (German - Heckler & Koch) has been superseded with an Iranian
design rifle, "Masaf-2". G3 has been manufactured in Iran since 1960s
but royalties were being paid to H & K. Masaf-2 is based on another much
more uptodate copy of H&K (HK416). It is chambered for 5.56 x 45 mm Nato
rounds. G3 used 7.62 x 51 mm Nato.

I guess number of shots fired is these days the key factor rather than
the power of each round. Or probably it is the speed of the round that
determined that choice. The smaller one must be much faster.

- There is a 420 ton piece of something that's being moved 1000 km to
another city in Iran!...

https://streamable.com/iv31cb

Whatever it is, it has to do with certain treatment of iron. Obviously
it couldn't be built at where it was needed. There are only four of
these in the world.

- After 8 years of bombing the Yemenis, piloting Saudi jets and
pretending that was what "Saudi Coalition" wanted, and getting defeated
at the end, now Americans and their Bitches have begun bombing Yemenis
again, this time under their own names, thinking this will have any
effect on the Yemenis.

Stupidity is an important part of the cro-magnon species. Nothing can
beat that in them.

- Iran's threat regarding attacking Yemen has turned real. Iraqi
government is now keen on getting Americans' asses out of Iraq. Many
bases will close down (some already have). And yet the attacks on the
remaining bases are continuing.

Just to let you know, when the last American leaves Iraq, Iran will
score a major success. Cause it is to Iran that you Americans will lose,
not to Iraqis.

And that's the price of attacking Yemen.

- Also yesterday Iran got his chance to do something about its stolen
oil. On the same ship, by the way! The same ship, with Iran's oil, which
got pirated by the USA and brought to Texas shores and the oil it
carried was stolen, this time, full of oil, got seized by Iran's
military (Navy), in Persian Gulf. The U.S.-pirated oil belonged to the
militia, not the military, but in seizing yesterday's ship Iran's
military was involved, not the militia. This means that it was legally
carried out (by the order of court). So you won't see the sight of that
oil till you croak :)

- Germany for some reason has created laws forbidding the use of diesel
engine cars that are older than 2021... So the owners of such cars,
including many of them almost new, are trying to sell them dirt cheap to
foreign countries. Prices are from $500 to $1000. Many surrounding
countries, and I bet many Iranians as well, are going to have a ball for
a while!... Among them are thousands of Mercedes :)

If you travel to Europe often, or perhaps have a residence there as
well, this is the time to buy one or even more of them.

I haven't figured out yet why they banned them.

- Israelis are saying only 61000 people have left their homes in north
Israel :) The correct number is between 500000 and one million.

And most of these people sold their homes too, seeing what's coming in
the foreseeable future. So it could be that the 61000 mentioned is only
those who haven't sold their houses yet.

Whoever bought those houses, aren't living in there right now :) Things
aren't going well for the Israelis.

- Iranians are calling the pin-point missile attack on Israeli
government's establishment in northern Iraq (in cooperation with
anti-Iranian Kords) as, "part of response" to the recent terrorist
bombings in Keramn. Same for the Idlib missile attack. A bunch of key
people have been eliminated in the two operations, all having some role
in training terrorists who're later sent inside Iran for terror attacks.

By "part of" of course they mean more will be done in the future.

Israeli government (read that the USA) has been trying very hard for a
long time to do to Iran what Iran has done to them with the Hezbollah of
Lebanon, using the anti-Iranian Kords of Iraq. Any harm coming to Iran
will have likely consequences for such Kords and whoever Israli and
American that's there assisting them. This was not the first time a
bunch of them got blown to pieces.

Last time it happened, several Israeli government agents were also among
the 12 dead. This time I haven't seen any report saying Israeli agents
were killed. But the top Kord guy, Peshraw Dizayi, in charge of such
terrorist attacks backed by Israeli government got eliminated. He was an
industrialist, owning oil and construction and real estate companies. He
also sent oil to Israel. He had a private army commanded by ex-U.S.
military personnel. There were 11 targets total in north Iraq that got
hit. Dizayi residence was just one of them. They're not saying much
about what else got destroyed. But I have a feeling they hit that army's
headquarters as well. So there must be dead bodies there too, with
possible ex-military Americans among them.

- The 4 missiles used for Idlib attack were all of Kheybarshekan medium
range ballistic type, made by the militia. They were launched by the
militia from a southernmost spot in the province of Khuzestan (near the
western-most port of the Persian Gulf). The distance to Idlib is more
than 1200 km. It is, as far as I know, the farthest target from Iran
that the militia has ever hit, so far. 9 other ballistic missiles hit
other bases throughout the occupied areas of Syria, hitting various ISIS
bases.

The missiles used on the Israeli backed Kords headquarters were 4
launched from Kemranshah and another 7 from East Azerbayjan province, of
various ballistic types.

The intelligence gathered indicated the Kerman terrorist attacks were
planned and conducted in Idlib, but as I said, any attack on Iran
usually carries a toll on Israeli backed Kords as well. This shows some
other unrelated scores were also settled in north Iraq, and again, this
has been the case in previous responses as well.

So get this: The toll for carrying out terrorist attacks in Iran is
high, numerous, and always multifaceted. No enemy of Iran is safe after
such terrorist attacks. You'll all get your shares.

These missiles aren't the firecrackers that Ghazans and Lebanon's
Hezbollah throw at you. They're not built to damage a tank or a fucking
shop. They're built to destroy the strongest bunkers you can ever make.
And they're ballistic, which means they're extremely fast. When your
instruments get aware they're coming for you, it's already too late;
you'd have a split second more to live.

This is the aerial view of the Israeli-Kord center in northern Iraq
which was totally destroyed by the militia:

https://i.postimg.cc/KcHtzsRF/Israeli-Kord-center.jpg

Certainly many died as a result, but there are no reports of them. In
the last attack as well, the Israeli government agents who were
eliminated weren't reported in Western media.

- Iran's military (not the militia) conducted several missile and drone
attacks inside Pakestan, destroying two bases of anti-Iranian
terrorists. These terrorists were born in Iran and later secured
themselves inside the two bases on the other side of border with
Pakestan. There are clips showing the extent of the destruction.

And as I mentioned above, Iranian authorities are saying so far "part
of" response to the recent terrorist attack in Kerman has been carried
out. There may be more.

About 100 Iranian innocent people were killed in Kerman 10 days back in
two bombings.

Iran's response in the three attacks she carried out in the past couple
of days may have already dispatched more than 100 key terrorists.

- Ok, it is completed and tested now. The jet-engined form of Shahed 136
suicide drone is named Shahed 238 and moves 600 km/hr !... Compare that
to Shahed 136 which at fastest speed only reaches 180 km/hr.

The Chinese were also working on a similar design, I don't know if Iran
beat them to it or there's just no news of the Chinese one.

Its warhead is more powerful than even the most powerful warhead choice
on 136.

This is how Shahed 238 looks:

https://i.postimg.cc/527BfK3G/Shahed-238.jpg

136 has definitely been a successful design, selling well to many
countries, including Russia. Cheap to make, inexpensive to sell, and
able to loiter in the sky for a long time until a need arises for its
use. But the 238 remains to be seen how expensive it is. If it's too
expensive then it might not compete with 136 as far as selling them is
concerned. But definitely it remains a more valuable weapon for Iranians
themselves to use when necessary (they may have used it already in the
drone operation inside Pakestan two days back cause the extent of damage
seemed to be more than 136 could do.)

Up to speeds of 500 km/hr it can be controlled and led flawlessly, and
from 500 to 600 km/hr controlling it becomes somewhat harder and it may
lose accuracy. But for travelling the bulk of the distance to reach the
target area of course it can be used at close to 600 km/hr, then from
then it has to reduce speed to below 500 km/hr to hit target as
accurately as it can.

The test of this was carried out last year but it didn't officially get
revealed back then. I think they probably used it in Pakestan operation
and became confident of its features working properly for the missions
it is built for. I don't know, but I don't think it can loiter as long
as 136 can; so it might specifically be the tool to use for targets
decided in advance, before launching it.

- The Pakestani government, understandably, became upset about Iran's
intrusion in its space and bombing the two terrorist bases. They almost
immediately responded to it by carrying out a very similar operation on
the Iran side of the border, bombing a small area with nobody but
Pakestanis living in there, killing a bunch of them. The latter may have
been carrying out terrorist attacks inside Pakestan but Iran has denied
that.

Who knows, the whole deal may have been decided on both sides before
even Iran's attack started.

But Iran _did_ warn Pakestanis, many times, about those two bases and
the terrorism that they were constantly inflicting inside the
Baluchestan areas of Iran. So this, at the worst, has not been that much
of a surprise.

The fact is that between Iran and Pakestan (and Iran and Iraq, as well
as Iran and Syria) there are important agreements regarding terrorist
activities, and the operations needed to counter them. So nothing in
fact was done by Iran illegally against Iraq and Pakestan and Syria in
the past week.

- Iraqis are pissed, too, (they pretend so) that they were not told of
the operations in north Iraq in advance. And Arabs too quickly put up a
front saying they don't condone such operations. This points to an
important piece of information :) Since exactly these same countries who
are showing their dismay, are the ones who have maintained some degree
of relations with the USA, this way of unanimously opposing such
operation indicates that they do not wish to be punished by the USA. And
this in turn reveals what's behind the scenes :) So what's the
connection of this to some "USA" that these countries are worried about?
The connection can only be one thing: _every_ single target that got hit
was financed - and more - by the Americans to conduct terrorist
operations inside Iran. That's why all these countries were fast to
repudiate Iran's actions. These countries had no other choice but to
show some phony objection to what Iran did.

Of all the countries there, only Yemen and Syria did not put up a phony
rejection of the attacks, and these two are the ones who are actively in
war with USA inside their own countries; they have no relations with USA
to worry about losing them.

So how's that for responding to a terrorist attack inside Iran, led,
financed, and helped in every possible way by Americans? 26 different
targets were destroyed, in three countries, all set up by the USA. This
is what I was trying to tell you in the last entry in this blog. The
toll will be high, so repeat your stupid mistakes as you wish.

- A bunch of more ISIS members inside Iran have been arrested, almost
right before carrying out their terrorist attacks. Two among them were
shot dead before arrest.

These may betray more of such American backed centers and groups around
Iran, which will probably form the "next part" of response to terrorist
attacks in Kerman.

One of the members is still loose and is in hiding on the west side of
Tehran. People are given photos of him and are to call a certain number
if they spot him somewhere. Won't be long before this one also is either
eliminated or arrested.

- Egypt has started intensive talks with Iran (and Yemen) regarding the
situation in Red Sea. If you ask me, it is the USA that has given up
some sort of effort and is now seeking another point and form of
stability and balance despite the genocide in Ghaza.

And if you ask me, it is too late anyway. It is not Iran alone anymore
that despises the Nazi American Government. It is the whole region now,
including Egypt itself.

Saudis have recently shown desire to "work with Iran" about conflicts in
the region, another sign that the USA has given similar missions to them
as they have with Egypt.

Too late. These channels themselves are now against presence of the USA
in any form in the region.

- In the one before last entry of this blog I mentioned how fast a
ballistic missile is. Here is a clip showing one of them in the
operation in north Iraq, from appearing up in the sky to hitting the
target. From this great distance, the thing is seen to hit the target no
more than 2 seconds after appearing.

Note the missile from timestamp 9 to 11:

https://streamable.com/zafoiz

Do you have something to hit that thing in 2 seconds inside a height
interval seen in this clip? I don't think so! It will reach you way
before you even do anything.

Also note the remarks the guy who took that clip makes. He is so happy
(and proud) to see that operation being carried out, despite the fact
that he is by all probability a Kord himself living in that area (Erbil).

Same event, from a closer distance:

https://streamable.com/dt83fz

Doesn't seem you placed any defective part inside _these_ missiles, does
it. This yet again shows that the "disastrous" exhibition of missiles
that the militia carried out a few days ago was just to test the ones
that _did_ have defective parts in them.

They're always one step ahead of you.

And this is one of the militia's missiles just before use in targeting
the main culprits in northwest Syria (Idlib). It carries someone's
handwriting on it in Persian, saying in effect, "I'm Pink Jacket. I'm
the one that's your rival."

Pink Jacket is the name given to a 5 year old who got killed in Kerman
terrorist bombing some days back, so bad that could not be identified.
The authorities sent out messages to people asking to identify a little
girl about whom they only knew she wore a pink jacket and had heart
shaped ear-rings.

By the time she was identified, she had become famous throughout Iran
as, "Pink Jacket". The symbol of what happened in that terrorist attack.

https://i.postimg.cc/dQbqYZ52/pink-jacket.jpg

- As lately as two days back, only 6 Israeli government agents have been
identified to be among the dead in one of the north Iraq missile attacks
by the Iranian militia. Today that figure got corrected a bit!

- The analysts are saying Iran's use of mid-range missiles
(Kheybarshekan) to hit north-western Syria's Idlib, instead of using the
short range one she keeps inside Syria itself, was a sign for Israel to
notice. Puh... These "analysts" are in Israeli government itself and an
important part of their job is to bullshit. I think Iran wanted to also
test such missiles. That must be the reason to use that particular type.
All four the same type. Iran has struggled for decades to develop
reliable delivery systems. You'd wonder why :) And I think already in
2015 they had reliable enough ones to compel Europeans to push the USA
to make that JCPOA deal.

Israeli government targets have not been immune to many kinds of
ballistic missiles for a long time, but Iran's targets aren't in Israel,
sweeties. And all types of warheads whatsoever, except H-bombs, have
been at hand in sufficient quantities in case needed. This matter is not
a matter of Iran and Israel.

And the question of how far the Israeli government would follow the
USA's demands against the wishes and well-being of Israel's own people,
is not something in Iran's control. If it happens, it happens. Foolish
things are sometimes done! By the fools!

So basically, the present situation is still like it was at least 25
years back. Iran, to some extent, controls Americans' terroristic
behavior by putting the barrel of the gun on the Israelis' temples. And
Jewish influence in the USA has been thorough enough for this
arrangement to help put a harness on Nazi Americans' snouts. But this is
a temporary arrangement. Iran has been aiming at much better options :)

The arrangement to come will be the one with Britain providing such
security warranty, not Israel. Iranians have no beef with Israel. We'll
have the best of futures with them in that entire region. The future
that scared off your Carter so much.

- As I mentioned in the previous blog entry to be a possibility, now it
has become clear that Iran and Pakestan had previously agreed on both
sides' operations inside each other's territories. In both cases, the
centers hit were groups conducting terrorist attacks against their own
countries of birth, and in both cases being helped and led by Americans,
either directly, or via Israeli government, which is basically the same
thing. And the latter's main headquarters in north Iraq is now all but
flattened. 21 dead, today was reported. I wonder what the actual
iceberg's size is under that statement.

- the official reason for elimination of Dizayi by the militia has come
out from militia's news sources. His mansion got hit by one of the
missiles. It was in retaliation for Israeli government's recent killing
of a militia commander in Syria who had roles similar in opposition to
Israeli government that Dizayi had in opposition to Iran.

- Americans and their Bitches, the British, are continuing their air
attacks on Yemen. Yemen has survived about 25000 air raids in 8 years by
Saudi bombers (mostly piloted by Americans and their Bitches, the
British). Now these fools, Devil knows for what reason, are doing a few
more again. This doesn't look good for Israeli government because it is
like pretending to do something for Israeli government and yet not doing
anything for them. Are they trying to fool the Israeli government?...
Hehe :) Is that all Biden can think of? So obviously my own view of the
situation still stands. Americans are punishing Israelis for the failure
of their defective missile parts operation in Iran, which took place
last September.

- A better clip has entered internet showing militia's attack in north
Iraq on the Israeli government building in there which was responsible
for conducting some of the terrorist activities inside Iran.

Look at the speed of those things! In fact there seems to have been some
effort to counter the attacks which were obviously unsuccessful. That
compound is past history. Rubble. They first announced 4 deads, today
they say 21. I just checked again, now they say 22. I don't trust none
of these figures of course.

https://streamable.com/e4f9zf

As is evident, different types of warheads were used (tested). But don't
worry, you'll build it again. And Iran will flatten it again. The team
of scientists and engineers have not come back yet from their training
in Moscow. You're still having fun.

- Also industrial companies owned by Israeli government inside other
surrounding areas of Iran have become possible targets. Just yesterday
one in Ghazaghestan was exploded. They don't say how.

- The Iraqi militia today announced that as a result of being attacked
in their own country by American forces inside Iraq, they will begin
delivering serious damage to American and Israeli facilities both inside
Iraq and in the Mediterranean shores. Another escalation, inevitable
since American forces began attacking Yemen. Iran wasn't bullshitting
when they sent the private message to you before your attacks began.

So it's getting better! There will be less bullshit, and more busting ass.

- They've counted 95 terrorists killed in the Iranian military missile
and drone attack on two bases inside Pakestan, not that far from border
with Iran. The two bases were being assisted indirectly, but in every
way, including intelligence and equipment and management, by the Americans.

- Houthis are now saying they're living by a new principle, "A day in
which we don't hit an American or a British or an Israeli ship, is a bad
day." :)

You don't think they're kidding, do you. Fact is that very soon, you
won't have the Suez Canal anymore. Your party of decades of going
anywhere you liked via sea is over. The oceans were yours, it seemed :)
You'll find such days in your history books from this point on. Some key
routs won't work for you anymore. Forever. How many years "Iran" has
been there? For _that_ many years.

And the remaining Arab states who resist giving up their relations with
Americans will soon get forced to accept the facts. One way or another,
they'll get their priorities in order! And their priority will not be
you, the USA. You'll be no one's priority.

- Iran is about to begin selling electricity to EU (via Turkey).
Whatever happened to sanctions? :) U.S. is also buying oil from Russia
now, at somewhat higher prices than they told other countries to buy.
What a joke of a country you young Americans are inheriting. Who did
that to you? ... :)

- Literally tens of thousands of various drones, all brought up to the
state-of-the-art in features included for their types of missions, were
delivered to Iran's military in the past few days. This was in the
making for quite some time but the military would not accept them as
they were, and considered many of them obsolete. Well, they're now
meeting every demand that military placed on them. This is a huge boost
to Iran's military power, especially in the electronic warfare scene
(many of these drones can conduct such warfare now, a major reason the
delivery got postponed several times).

- Nobody is saying anything about it, but I think Iran has put some
defense related activities into high gear. And I think it began with the
ludicrous plan you had dreamt up for Syria. You exposed yourselves
pretty bad there. Even Russians who are always late to see the facts,
understood enough about you to begin getting their Ukraine back. Your
words is worth shit, and your plans are those of the insane, and you
exposed yourselves with that Syria affair as "pests" and nothing more
than pests in this world. You paid for, then used, and then bombed
Syrians in the name of fighting ISIS. And as lately as a week back Iran
had to destroy 13 different ISIS centers in the parts of Syria occupied
by you. Financed, supported, trained, and used by you. You are nothing
but pests in this world.

So stuff began to happen in Iran already then, 10 years ago. Iranians
got to their senses and put the internal push and pull away and
strengthened themselves. And it was always nothing but a delivery
system. But now that has changed! The system is there now.

A large team of Iranian scientists (and engineers) travelled to Moscow
last October to get "trained" in Kurchatov Institute, the birthplace of
the first true H-bomb. Another sign that this "delivery system" is now
working. Ready. Reliable. Which one of the 26 missiles that knocked your
evil bases around Iran a few days back could you stop? They hit 26
different establishments that you had built! In just 24 hours they were
rendered non-functional. Did you knock a single one of the missiles
down? So the delivery system is at hand. It was time to go to Kurchatov
Institute to learn the language with which your brains can process. No?
Oh, you bet you understood it was time.

China's most recent exhibition. I think it was held in Abu Dhabi.

https://i.postimg.cc/NMzjw4YW/China-copying-Shahed-136.jpg

Don't tell me they didn't copy Iran's Shahed 136 :-)

But I doubt they'll sell them cheaper than Iran's. So they must've known
the market for this type of weapon is expanding. It's really got several
important capabilities for a very low price. Iran's designs are always
multifaceted.

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On 3/6/24 13:34, Physfitfreak wrote:
>
>
> China's most recent exhibition. I think it was held in Abu Dhabi.
>
> https://i.postimg.cc/NMzjw4YW/China-copying-Shahed-136.jpg
>
> Don't tell me they didn't copy Iran's Shahed 136 :-)
>
> But I doubt they'll sell them cheaper than Iran's. So they must've known
> the market for this type of weapon is expanding. It's really got several
> important capabilities for a very low price. Iran's designs are always
> multifaceted.

Could you explain?

It would seem to me easier to attack a spotted launch site
than to intercept a moving missile.

Probably it is already standard procedure to scatter the missiles
to different launch sites and tell the one guy to get out before
launch and tell the other guy to remain there for hours after launch
if you do not like that other guy.

They everyone can falsely claim that their missiles were automatically
set to return fire to launch sites.

But what are the advantages of the Shahed 136?
>

On 3/7/2024 3:26 PM, trolidous wrote:
> Could you explain?

No.

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On Thu, 7 Mar 2024 13:26:31 -0800, trolidous wrote:

> But what are the advantages of the Shahed 136?

Among other things the cost estimate for a lawnmoer is $20K.

https://www.dw.com/en/what-is-germanys-iris-t-air-defense-system/
a-63414859

The cost for one of the IRIS-T systems's missiles is about $500K. The
Patriot system missiles may be 10 times that.

https://www.defensenews.com/land/2019/06/05/house-panel-wants-cheaper-
patriot-missile/

Ka-chinnng! If Zelensky was really paying for any of this the Ukraine
would be in debt until 2417. The famous Iron Dome must be a money sink
too. Troll them with a $5K DJI drone and you've got a hell of a cost/
benefit ratio.

On 3/7/2024 8:04 PM, rbowman wrote:
> On Thu, 7 Mar 2024 13:26:31 -0800, trolidous wrote:
>
>
>> But what are the advantages of the Shahed 136?
>
> Among other things the cost estimate for a lawnmoer is $20K.
>
> https://www.dw.com/en/what-is-germanys-iris-t-air-defense-system/
> a-63414859
>
> The cost for one of the IRIS-T systems's missiles is about $500K. The
> Patriot system missiles may be 10 times that.
>
> https://www.defensenews.com/land/2019/06/05/house-panel-wants-cheaper-
> patriot-missile/
>
> Ka-chinnng! If Zelensky was really paying for any of this the Ukraine
> would be in debt until 2417. The famous Iron Dome must be a money sink
> too. Troll them with a $5K DJI drone and you've got a hell of a cost/
> benefit ratio.

Iranian weapons are made with about 2 to 4 percent of the cost for the
similar weapons made in the USA.

The reason is obvious (to me anyway). In the United States, these
weapons are made to first rip Americans' tax money off of government,
and then used for creating more wars in the world so the ripper offers
would continually rip off the government; while in Iran, the weapons are
built to first defend Iranians against such sick poppies, and doing so
in the most cost-effective way.

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On Thu, 07 Mar 2024 18:55:05 -0800 (Seattle), Relf wrote:

> Instead of fighting a hot war, a trusted intermediary should keep track
> of:
>
> Who pays the most ( in crude oil ) to win, Ukraine or Russia ?
> The winner gets the oil.

https://www.trade.gov/energy-resource-guide-ukraine-oil-and-gas

"The Dnipro-Donetsk basin is a major oil and gas producing region
accounting for 90 percent of all current Ukrainian production. "

I think that may prove to be a problem for the Ukraine. It's a little
icing on the cake for Russia but it's not like they're hurting for oil
reserves.

On Thu, 7 Mar 2024 22:54:26 -0600, Physfitfreak wrote:

> Iranian weapons are made with about 2 to 4 percent of the cost for the
> similar weapons made in the USA.
>
> The reason is obvious (to me anyway). In the United States, these
> weapons are made to first rip Americans' tax money off of government,
> and then used for creating more wars in the world so the ripper offers
> would continually rip off the government; while in Iran, the weapons are
> built to first defend Iranians against such sick poppies, and doing so
> in the most cost-effective way.
>

Definitely but it would be nice if the US weapons actually worked. High
tech doesn't replace creativity. I forget which generation of drone it was
but it couldn't get off the ground by itself. The answer? Put it and it's
launch ramp in the back of a Toyota Hilux and start driving. At about 60
mph the drone would have enough lift to get going.

Hey, it's a step up from Qassam rockets.

On 3/8/2024 2:33 PM, rbowman wrote:
> On Thu, 7 Mar 2024 22:54:26 -0600, Physfitfreak wrote:
>
>
>> Iranian weapons are made with about 2 to 4 percent of the cost for the
>> similar weapons made in the USA.
>>
>> The reason is obvious (to me anyway). In the United States, these
>> weapons are made to first rip Americans' tax money off of government,
>> and then used for creating more wars in the world so the ripper offers
>> would continually rip off the government; while in Iran, the weapons are
>> built to first defend Iranians against such sick poppies, and doing so
>> in the most cost-effective way.
>>
>
> Definitely but it would be nice if the US weapons actually worked. High
> tech doesn't replace creativity. I forget which generation of drone it was
> but it couldn't get off the ground by itself. The answer? Put it and it's
> launch ramp in the back of a Toyota Hilux and start driving. At about 60
> mph the drone would have enough lift to get going.
>
> Hey, it's a step up from Qassam rockets.

Hehe :) It was about two of the Shahed series as far as I know. They
eventually solved the problem by adding a dried fueled little bitty
rocket at its end, underneath them, which would drop after full launch
was achieved, leaving behind the original aerodynamic surfaces. Made
them more expensive but they began working fine from any spot you placed
the rails on. Toyota or ground :)

The little ones (Shahed 131) now come in stacks of 5 or more, launched
one after the other quickly, causing havoc for the enemy defense. The
first Shaheds that hit Ukrainian targets were these little ones, not the
larger 136.

Among several other uses, they also protect the main missile, usually
very expensive, that's coming in for a worthy target, from getting
intercepted by air defense.

But by themselves, they inflict good damage if they make it to their
targets. So either way, they're too bad for the enemy. Damned if you hit
them in the sky, and damned if you don't :-) The expense inflicted can
be up to orders of magnitude higher than the cost of each.

Russians, mainly in the beginning of the Ukraine war, used them
extensively while air defense of Ukrainians was still a big problem for
them.

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On Fri, 8 Mar 2024 16:25:22 -0600, Physfitfreak wrote:

> But by themselves, they inflict good damage if they make it to their
> targets. So either way, they're too bad for the enemy. Damned if you hit
> them in the sky, and damned if you don't The expense inflicted can be
> up to orders of magnitude higher than the cost of each.

iirc, the Ukes scored some own goals shooting down missiles. I don't have
to subscribe to sci.physics to know that what goes up is generally going
to come down someplace, hopefully not on your condo.

This escapes certain segments of the US diversity that think firing .44
Magnums into the air to celebrate New Year's Eve is a good thing.

On Fri, 08 Mar 2024 18:47:25 -0800 (Seattle), Relf wrote:

> Itty-Bitty Drones, "mosquitoes", might be good in an Iranian Civil War,
> but The Crimean Bridge & The Black Sea Fleet are better chew toys;
> were it not for Putin-Jong Un's nuclear threats, they'd have been sunk
> by now.

https://www.cnn.com/2024/03/06/europe/russia-missile-odesa-greece-russia-
zelensky-intl/index.html

"“The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation launched a high-precision
missile attack on a hangar in the industrial port district of Odesa, where
preparations were underway for the combat use of unmanned boats of the
armed forces of Ukraine. The target of the strike has been achieved. The
object is hit,” it said in a statement, without mentioning Zelensky or
Mitsotakis."

I couldn't find the RT article but the gist was 'We weren't aiming at
Zelensky, honest, just those goddamn annoying drones'

On 3/8/2024 7:55 PM, rbowman wrote:
> On Fri, 8 Mar 2024 16:25:22 -0600, Physfitfreak wrote:
>
>> But by themselves, they inflict good damage if they make it to their
>> targets. So either way, they're too bad for the enemy. Damned if you hit
>> them in the sky, and damned if you don't The expense inflicted can be
>> up to orders of magnitude higher than the cost of each.
>
> iirc, the Ukes scored some own goals shooting down missiles. I don't have
> to subscribe to sci.physics to know that what goes up is generally going
> to come down someplace, hopefully not on your condo.
>
> This escapes certain segments of the US diversity that think firing .44
> Magnums into the air to celebrate New Year's Eve is a good thing.
>
>

The weapons that kill off those Shahed 136 and 131's before they reach
their targets are much more expensive than the drones themselves. The
damage that the debris can make on the ground aren't that important
unless when they contain bioweapons or something of that nature.

Americans in their bases in Iraq and Syria were trying not to use their
Patriots to hit those little drones with. Instead, they were using some
sort of device that after launch would create a hundred or two
explosions in the general area of the incoming drone. This, almost
always, worked, and was much, much cheaper than using anything
sophisticated as Patriots. But I'm sure, even the cost of such device
was at least ten times higher than each of those little drones. So
either way, those drones caused some form of damage. So they work like a
win-win weapon.

Plus, the few of the drones that happened to survive that device,
created serious damage on the warehouses and caused fires, etc, even
killed some people in the bases sometimes, without such events getting
reported to the media. One of the news outlets (Lebanese) said recently
that Americans reported only a total of 3 losses of life, while
somewhere else disclosed the actual number of dead were 186 or
something. So even the very few times that the drones made it to the
base grounds, they caused significant loss of personnel as well, if the
Lebanese source was reliable.

Anyway, this point, the "damned if you kill them in the sky, damned if
you miss", is just one of several important features of those Shahed
little drones. One other is, they can fly in the area of interest for
long periods of time (24 hours), hiding high in the sky but ready for
immediate use! The moment a reconnaissance drone identifies a target on
the ground in the area, one or several of these little drones will
attack right away. Some give the most importance to only this feature of
them and name that type of drones after it ("loitering munition"). But
other features of them are each quite important also. On some, a simpler
form of reconnaissance device can be mounted to make them function as a
reconnaissance drone as well (the Chinese one in that exhibition has it
as a permanent part of the drone), in the absence of dedicated and
better reconnaissance drones. Their warheads are also versatile, with
several different kinds for different targets, all up there in the area
of action, sometimes tens and tens of them, and selected for use for
each specific target.

So overall, they're extremely cost-effective. They weren't made to rip
their own people off with them. They were made for defending those
people. I think they got their first use by Houthis (the Aramco refinery
hit) when Saudis paid Israelis for a few raids in a row, a day or two
apart, inside Iraq, hitting Shiite sites. It did its job well! Such paid
raids didn't happen again. Even when USA recently did the same raids,
they kind of let the targets know a few days in advance to cut the
damages down. Why? Because Americans damn well remember the Aramco hit.
The Americans assets in that region are also their liability. So do not
underestimate the role that just these two little drones have in
defending those people. Iran sells a lot of them to many countries in
the world, in all continents, including the Americas. In fact the demand
is so high that the waiting time to get their orders is long. There is a
reason for Chinese getting interested in them. Soon Iran alone will not
be able to meet the demand adequately. And Russia is building their own
Gerans for their own use, at this point. Ukraine war isn't even nearly
close to end. So China has stepped in to fill the gap. For what Iran
sells, the money goes to the militia, not the military. It is their
product.

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On Fri, 08 Mar 2024 21:10:39 -0800 (Seattle), Relf wrote:

> Zelensky, Ukrainians & Jews enjoy high places everywhere;

Hanging from lamp posts?

https://digitalnz.org/records/22803619

On Sat, 09 Mar 2024 12:24:26 -0800 (Seattle), Relf wrote:

> You (rBowman) replied ( to me ):
>> > Zelensky, Ukrainians & Jews enjoy high places everywhere;
>> > Hamas & Putin-Jong Un burn in Hell.
>>
>> Hanging from lamp posts ?
>
> Hamas & Putin-Jong Un are subterranean.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Subterraneans

Not my favorite Kerouac novel but he eventually grew up.

https://www.theamericanconservative.com/the-conservative-kerouac/

The world that's pure, untainted, and guiltless, hates you motherfuckers
for harboring Satan so deep inside you.

https://streamable.com/uld55l

A breath from such sources is more powerful than your entire species.
You are goners.

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Oh .. Ok. Since the cargo ship's captain was Ukrainian then it was not a
terrorist act that he destroyed the bridge in Baltimore :)

You are some Sheep, I tell you.

"Ukrainians are bitter. Let them", you must be saying. "Let them.
Americans will easily pay for the bridge. They've already paid! :-)) The
money is right here under our dicks," someone in Washington must be
saying while sitting on 2023 taxes paid.

Hehe :)

I think there will be more and more of such "incidents."

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On Fri, 29 Mar 2024 22:12:46 -0500, Physfitfreak wrote:

> I think there will be more and more of such "incidents."

Sadly I think you are right since the government lets every damn camel
herder and goat fucker in.

The pothole fillers that went down with the bridge were from Mexico,
Venezuela, and maybe Paraguay or Columbia. Reuters had an opinion piece
this morning about the grossly underpaid illegals doing jobs that
Americans wouldn't do. I've got the feeling there are a lot of US citizen
welfare recipients in that area that should be out filling potholes and
the illegals can go back to whatever paradise they came from.