This is fresh from Iran's militia forces. Regular military still cannot
carry this out (they just dump them en masse in a vertical descent with
parachutes).

https://streamable.com/le3qlr

What is its use? On whose ass will they land, dick first, to achieve any
goal? Where and in what situation, the silent presence of one or a few
makes a big difference for Iran? And how would they come back?

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On 8/26/2023 10:28 AM, Physfitfreak wrote:
>
> This is fresh from Iran's militia forces. Regular military still cannot
> carry this out (they just dump them en masse in a vertical descent with
> parachutes).
>
> https://streamable.com/le3qlr
>
> What is its use? On whose ass will they land, dick first, to achieve any
> goal? Where and in what situation, the silent presence of one or a few
> makes a big difference for Iran? And how would they come back?
>
>
>

I had posted the above because watching it had made my day of course :)
One of my cousins in the 1960s was a talented parachuter and told us
many exciting stories in several occasions. He stopped doing it after
his military service ended.

Several of Iranians in Dallas area almost as soon as they arrived from
Iran in late 1970s joined parachuting clubs :) Unlike in Iran, you
didn't have to have ties to a military organization to have that access,
so they were fast pursuing that part of their dreams, along of course
other stuff not available to ordinary citizens in Iran, like owning
guns, fucking literally any girl around them, going to topless bars,
doing their grocery shopping (and more!) at 3 am, getting their car the
same day they decided to have a car, and getting their driving licenses
in that same day... A bunch of blessings that were available to
Americans without the latter seeming to appreciate them.

So one of those blessings was parachuting :) I didn't join. But at least
two of my friends did. I was into swimming in those days, so I joined
the swimming club that used a nearby high-school's all-year-round state
of the art swimming pools (two of them). Unbelievably cheap, and always
available. Often with Texas girls of top model-type bodies mixed in!
Mostly students of that same high school. In Tehran, that would've been
a dream to have. In here, 1978 Dallas, as easily as paying I don't know
.... $7 ? 7 dollars a month. It was great :)

But!... Only as long as things hadn't changed for the worse in Iran.
Iranians back then were quite welcome in Texas. Shah was helping with
several research works done in Texas universities. Texans, in turn, at
the semester registration times treated Iranian students as residents of
Texas. I only saw just one semester of it, but you should've been there
to see what the difference was between tuition for a foreign student and
a Texas resident. So when shit hit the fan, Governor Clemens declared
Iranian students as "foreign students" and we began paying foreign
student tuition and fees.

Then soon my belongings in my locker at that high school swimming pool
facility began to one by one disappear :) Hehe :-) Those kids.. Some of
them knew I was Iranian.

Therefore, I stopped paying the membership fees and quit going there.
Dallas didn't have mountains, so I reverted to tennis, which the
university had quite a few courts for and plenty of people to play with,
again available all the time even after dark with the fees automatically
paid as part of tuition, and then added walking to it on weekends.
Pilates of course was done every day in my house, using same book I use
today :) (that son of a bitch translator... I curse his bones every
fucking day)

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This shit made my day, this evening. Hmm, an entire network of agents
have been arrested in Iran and this Israeli source says it may all be
just lies! Hehe :)

https://www.timesofisrael.com/iran-claims-to-foil-major-mossad-attempt-to-insert-defective-parts-into-its-missiles/

The Iranian sources, pro and con both, all are talking about it giving
various detail, and there's not even one report shown in Google News if
you don't know about it apriori. What a mess.

This is one of the Iranian sources. I had to download it from Telegram
and upload it again to share it.

https://streamable.com/d6f6dq

One of the arrested agents had received instructions to film herself
kill her own addicted brother while wearing "revealing" marks on her
men's clothing, and then distribute the video all over media in Iran to
show with "proof" that Iran's government had killed her brother...

?.. Is that spy work or stupidity? Mossad pressed the agent to use the
life of her own wasted addict brother, and they offered extra money for it!

Well, the addict will stay alive now. So does your agent! And they'll
both probably talk some more about how wonderful Mossad has been lately.
And tens and tens of thousands of Iranian missiles will _not_ get rigged
in the future. Ohh, but you make easy money, right? As long as Americans
don't know shit. But forcing an Iranian to videotape and kill her
helpless brother for you?

I mean, which side do you guys work for? Hahhhahhah :-)) God damn!

What a fuck up. Wow.

So...either you work for Iran, or, you work for Iran! This is ridiculous.

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On 8/31/2023 8:13 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:
> So...either you work for Iran, or, you work for Iran! This is ridiculous.
>
>

My day today was not made by the quote above (that was what did it last
night). My day was made when I opened this envelope :)

Hahhhahahh :-))

But that's none of your business.

Regardless, I like what I see in this envelope. This is still Texas
after all. Some things still work in Texas and probably nowhere else.
Otherwise who are all these Yankees who've come down and poured in the
area, trying to pick up the accent. It has been going on for 30 years
now. Something here must be working better.

Now, the quote above at the beginning of this post.

The greatest fuck up of the 20th century, they say, was that Walker navy
thing. And even that was peanuts for USA. But do you think this fuck up
is peanuts for USA?... You can ask the personnel in those 24 U.S. bases
circling Iran. Those sitting ducks.

I don't know. When I step back and look at it, I have to admit that,
ALREADY in the 21st century, this one has been greater than the previous
century fuck up number one. News today still pretends nothing has
happened :)

Perhaps Mossad is now suffering from morons. How could that happen? By
interbreeding with the central European bimbos. Their Dads, half-breds
themselves to begin with, fucked their central European bimbo mothers
without condoms. That's what I think has happened to it. They're fixing
to become fully fledged Cro-Magnons.

And this is only the American side of the matters. There is an Iranian
side to it as well.

Just for that one request that they over and over persisted the hapless
woman carry out for them, just for that, some people are going to find
them and insert zucchinis down their throats, then have them do the
Yemenite in front of them. You wait and see.

Who the fuck they are, forcing Iranians do such thing. For some _shit_
like them motherfuckers?

"Fuck you", she must've said! What I don't know is just in what
language. Hebrew or Persian or English or Arabic or... But the content
must've certainly been "Fuck you." So they're fucked now.

It's really the breeding. I haven't seen crap like that in Modern Human.

But this is of course only after assuming it was a fuck up. Cause it may
not have been a fuck up, as I'd buried it under half of the above quote.

But in case it was a pure fuck up, let me tell you, if you repeat that
behavior towards an Iranian, you'll get yourselves discarded from the
big picture. We'd treat you like any other pest in the world.

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On 8/27/2023 10:40 AM, Physfitfreak wrote:
> Several of Iranians in Dallas area almost as soon as they arrived from
> Iran in late 1970s joined parachuting clubs :) Unlike in Iran, you
> didn't have to have ties to a military organization to have that access,
> so they were fast pursuing that part of their dreams, along of course
> other stuff not available to ordinary citizens in Iran, like owning
> guns, fucking literally any girl around them, going to topless bars,
> doing their grocery shopping (and more!) at 3 am, getting their car the
> same day they decided to have a car, and getting their driving licenses
> in that same day... A bunch of blessings that were available to
> Americans without the latter seeming to appreciate them.
>
> So one of those blessings was parachuting :) I didn't join. But at least
> two of my friends did. I was into swimming in those days, so I joined
> the swimming club that used a nearby high-school's all-year-round state
> of the art swimming pools (two of them). Unbelievably cheap, and always
> available. Often with Texas girls of top model-type bodies mixed in!
> Mostly students of that same high school. In Tehran, that would've been
> a dream to have. In here, 1978 Dallas, as easily as paying I don't know
> ... $7 ? 7 dollars a month. It was great :)

This is how we felt during the first months, even the first few years :)

https://streamable.com/g531dj

See how the dog first tries to make sure the yoke is not there anymore,
and only after making sure, begins enjoying his freedom :)

The list of blessings I gave above is not complete by any means.
Concerts! The greatest rock bands in the world always had Dallas on
their tour list. I don't remember a weekend that there was not a hot
band concert in downtown, or at the most in Fort Worth. I only once
drove to Fort Worth. All the other times Dallas itself provided the best
rock concerts in the world. Every weekend! Then after Reunion Arena was
built (1980) the number of available concerts to see went up. In Iran?
Forget it. We only bought the records and dreamed of it.

And porn movies! Damit, how could I miss this one. You could always find
sessions in some movie theaters around the town that showed porn movies.
The drive in cinemas also sometimes showed porn movies. I never saw porn
movies in Iran. Magazines, sure, but movies, no way.

Other blessings? Plenty of them. In Iran, I, in my generation, competed
with 700000 other applicants in the university entrance exams, so 2000
students could be picked from us for that year. That was one chance out
of 700. It was one of the hardest things I did in my life. This got
harder and harder in later years, they were telling me, cause the number
of applicants were skyrocketing while space they were adding in schools
could not catch up at all with the demand.

In Dallas, August 1978, two and a half months after I'd arrived, I drove
to UTD and talked with the secretary of the "foreign student advisor"
(not the latter himself - he had left for the day) in physics
department's grad school for like 5 minutes. Showed my GRE and TOEFL
scores to her. She told me to hurry to the other building's basement
before the registrar hasn't left for the day. She had also called her
when I got there, the registrar was waiting for me. I spent another 5
minutes with her, at the end of which she gave me some booklets and
schedules and said you're good to go, bookstore is that way and you have
till such and such day to pay the tuition and fees, classes begin in two
weeks. Just like that. I was in. And I was in, not in any school. This
was one of the best schools in Texas.

True, my GRE and TOEFL scores (obtained in those 2.5 summer months) had
much to do with the ease with which I was registered, but ... hey, they
were there for me the moment I needed them. I didn't have to wait for it
one second extra. This is the point. The blessing, available for
everybody like myself.

The secretary, after I'd left her office to go to the other building,
must've called the registrar saying something like, "Don't go yet,
another one is coming!" The blessing was available for _everybody_ in my
shoes, not just me.

Do you think such things come by themselves? No. I can't even imagine
how much work from how many good men and women has gone into it for
things like that be as I described. Americans in general do not see
that. They think God made it available to them cause that's how things
are. No, that's not how things are.

So watch the above clip again :) It tells you a book about America of 1978.

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On 9/1/2023 10:44 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:
> Other blessings? Plenty of them. In Iran, I, in my generation, competed
> with 700000 other applicants in the university entrance exams, so 2000
> students could be picked from us for that year. That was one chance out
> of 700.

Hehe :) No that was not lack of caffeine in that one. I was just too
sleepy, past my bedtime. Plus I do these stuff very fast. The chance was
1 out of 350. Next years for people coming in universities that chance
got less and less dramatically. There was not enough facilities to serve
them. Shah was concentrating on some other (very important) stuff, and
most money was going that way. Stuff that Carter felt so deep up his
limited rural ass.

Carter fucked it up, and you Americans still do not know that. You are
sheep. We Iranians weren't sheep.

But there were "blessings" in the Texas of 1978, some of which I briefly
mentioned.

Another important one, which again you sheep do not see, was the ability
to find a job fast. To this day, it never took me more than one week to
get a job. Even from day one I could get a simple job within hours max.

My first job? :-) Hehe :) I'd secured admission in UTD and was living in
Plano. I noticed that receiving my own money from the bank in Iran was
getting problematic. So I walked across the street from my two bedroom
apt, and entered the "Mr. M" convenience store there. "M" stood for
Metzger, the owner of a large dairy company in Dallas. I asked the
casheer if they had any position open. The girl took me to the manager
(whom I later fucked many times both in store and in my apt across the
street), and the slender hot woman gave me an application to fill. Next
day she calls and says, "You can start tomorrow." :-) I was paid a
dollar or so above the minimum wage back then, which was nothing in
today's dollar, but in those days' dollar it paid for a lot of stuff :)
People could live with a "Mr M" store job in those days. Many did. It is
impossible to do that now.

So that was it. A walk across the street was what was required. In
Tehran, I had searched for 6 months to get the job that I got, even with
a fresh BS in physics degree in my pocket and knowing German. The job
paid similarly to that "Mr M" store in fact, yet required knowledge of
German language and care and precision work of a young physics graduate.
I was compiling orders for merchandise that customers would only see
pictures of in a German catalog. I would read the information for them
for each item, so they'd know exactly what they were looking at and how
much it would cost them to order from Germany. Compared to living
expenses in Tehran, with that job, since I was still in my parent's
house made me save a lot of money in bank, enough to immediately
convince the American embassy guy that I had the money for my expenses
in USA, and getting the visa.

But in Dallas, even in those days, the same amount of money wouldn't
make you able to save money, although it paid all the bills. And this Mr
M store job paid almost as much as the job I had in Iran.

That manager (may god increase her genes) lived a long way away from the
store. Somewhere north of Plano called Ana. Some nights she was just too
tired to drive the distance home, so she'd come to my bed instead. Next
day we'd wake up around noon, I'd go to school, she'd go across the
street to her store. I may even have increased her genes! :-( Seriously.
What a beautiful young woman she was. She'd received the shock of her
life when she first saw me reading a newspaper in Persian language,
airmailed to me. "WHAT IS THIS???..." She could not comprehend that I
could read and understand it :) It was like she'd discovered a Martian.
My accent was no big deal for her cause different Americans she'd come
across had to a good extent different accents and she was not that
unfamiliar to that. But when she saw the written Persian, that was a
first to her. Pure shock.

But she was both beautiful and hot. As hot as it gets.

So compare 6 months with a walk across the street. There is something
"blessed" about it. No?... But you American sheep don't see it.

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On 9/2/2023 9:55 AM, Physfitfreak wrote:
> I was paid a dollar or so above the minimum wage back then

It happened that I didn't get to use the money that I'd earned in that
store for several months. They could not issue a check for me because I
didn't have a social security number. And right in the middle of that
mess, the study in that school had taken a serious turn and I didn't
have one minute extra, let alone half a day to drive downtown and apply
for a social security number. Texas didn't have a requirement for
permission to work in applying for SSN (either legally and deliberately
according to their true plans, or illegally by looking the other way).

Right after last exams of that semester, we Iranians heard that next
semester we had to pay the "foreign student" tuition and fees and began
grappling for money to make it happen. So just the next day, I drove
downtown and applied for SSN. When I received the card, I took it to the
store I worked at and they immediately began processing what they owed
to me, knowing how long I'd worked for them without pay.

Needless to say, I got a huge check (for those days anyway) from them
which not only paid my new tuition and fees, it also made me able to buy
a nice bicycle from Sears :-)

So I added riding that bicycle to the array of physical fitness measures
I had arranged for myself. It was fun. Sometimes I rode it to school and
back! That was quite a distance, Plano to UTD. Only the Mormon professor
in physics dept did that all the time. Plus the road between was never
windless. So one way riding was quite difficult and time consuming, and
the opposite way easy and much faster. Detecting wind beforehand was a
tricky business because from my window of the apartment, the trees I
could see, none moved one bit by wind. They were so sturdy that it was
like you were looking at a picture. And it was never a steady wind, so
you couldn't just walk outside and detect it. It came for a few minutes
then was gone for a few minutes, all the time. So I could not
effectively decide whether I should use the bike or not on any
particular day. So almost all the time paid for it the way I described.
Wind is the number one factor for anybody who seriously rides bicycles.

Also, bikes could park within 10 yards of the physics building, so you
didn't have to walk a mile to get there when you used your car.

I still have the stub of that first check in the attic :) It came
extremely handy for me indeed, cause in 1985 I used that to _prove_ that
I had worked illegally already back then in 1978, and that was more than
the 5 years required by the new amnesty law. So I'd become legally
illegal from 1978 and on. This is how I got my green card! You had to be
residing in the USA "illegally" for at least 5 years to use that amnesty
law.

The stub also indicates how much they subtracted from it for medical
insurance (blue cross blue shield). A dollar and something per week :-))))

Today, you have to pay an arm and a leg each week to have that same
insurance cover.

The memory of that stub alone has made my day, already :) So fuck you
and your ilk both.

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On 8/27/2023 10:40 AM, Physfitfreak wrote:
> Several of Iranians in Dallas area almost as soon as they arrived from
> Iran in late 1970s joined parachuting clubs :) Unlike in Iran, you
> didn't have to have ties to a military organization to have that access,
> so they were fast pursuing that part of their dreams, along of

This unfortunately proved to give them grief a few short years later.
FBI repeatedly interrogated them for that. Not just once or twice! I,
the most peaceful person in the world you could imagine, was myself
interrogated by FBI _two_ times. Now imagine what those Iranians who had
made themselves experts in parachuting went through.

One of them was a friend in the same department in school that I was. I
can remember well, and for at least 5 years he'd been regularly
interrogated by FBI. He was sick of it. His blood would begin to boil
just thinking about it. And he had done nothing wrong, just like myself.
But I was just interrogated twice and never more, and he (and any other
Iranian who learned parachuting) was visited by FBI like 12 times a year.

So we guessed that they (the FBI) had some sort of protocol for that.
Under certain situations, a person who knew parachuting would
automatically become suspect.

Crazy, no? The two times FBI spoke with me (about two hours each time!),
at least were conducted very politely on their sides. Quite gentlemanly.
They did their best not to aggravate me and succeeded at that. But the
way they treated these parachuters, boy, the friend was telling me that
they weren't so careful at all. And it never ended :( Every year for at
least 5 years or so, and multiple times a year. FBI would not let them
have peace.

Hahahhhah :-)

That's how that innocent activity of their had turned out for them :)

But it was to a funny extent their own faults as well! Hahhhahahah :-)

These tootsies had to each year go see their Mums in Iran. Sometimes
twice! Some Iranians never graduate past that. I never went back to
Iran, to this day! Didn't need to, you know. Before, it was letters,
then email, and then skype or telegram. Never needed more than that. But
those other Iranians, those tootsies, had to see their mothers at least
once a year :)

So, can you blame it on FBI? I mean the suspicion that it created... I
wouldn't.

FBI _knew_ I was not a person to create any trouble even before they met
me both times. They had to just follow their routine. My encounter with
them wasn't even boring. It was like I was speaking with my professors.

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"Jim Pennino" was spotted last night vacationing in Tehran. Problem was,
he didn't have access to internet :)

https://streamable.com/bxrj6y

It was great :)

5 full minutes of total eclipse. My first time in my life. It had to
come right above me for me to see it, as I wasn't that crazy about it to
travel.

I was at the parking lot of a grocery store when it began to become
really dim. Then together with a bunch of people we waited till it
comes. Others had paper glasses for it but I could not find my very dark
sunglasses, so I had to just wait till it becomes total, then it lasted
at least 5 minutes!

Two Mexican little shitters were watching it and going this way and that
way with their paper glasses and getting excited and stuff like, "Del
sol este mucho pequito!" They were just before school age, so they
weren't at that time of the day in school. I bet those in schools had
all sorts of programs arranged for them to observe it.

There were two exceptional features about this occasion that I noticed.
The perceived diameter of the Moon was larger than that of the Sun, so
duration of total eclipse was pretty long and almost the maximum that it
can get, taking the moods of everything around right into 10 pm at
night, causing store signs and street lights automatically come up.
Another thing was the size of the amazing corona despite the fact that
part of it also was covered by Moon (chromosphere was totally missing of
course - you'd see that in annular eclipses). It was much larger than
the pictures of solar eclipse one finds in books. Sun is near its
maximum and therefore those areas around it have vastly expanded. I
tried to see if I could catch any movements, I saw a few slow movements
but it was by all probability the very thin cloud of various thicknesses
drawing a random movement inside the corona.

Also it happened when Sun was almost vertically up (1:40 pm DST local
time - 12:40 pm regular time), so much less atmosphere was blocking the way.

The intensity of light in the corona was like you were looking at the
regular Moon (no dark glasses needed). But as soon as an intensely
bright dot appeared at a spot on the diameter of the black Moon, I had
to stop seeing the event and walked inside the grocery store. If I had
my very dark sunglasses, I would watch much more before and after the
total phase.

Also I forgot all about it that I had placed my powerful binocular in
the gloves compartment of the car to use it for this occasion :) The
scene had taken my attention (and breath) totally away. So I missed
using it. People were filming and photographing it, etc. But those stuff
would take my attention away.

It was still great.

Physfitfreak wrote:
>
>
> It was great :)
>
> 5 full minutes of total eclipse. My first time in my life. It had to
> come right above me for me to see it, as I wasn't that crazy about it to
> travel.
>
> I was at the parking lot of a grocery store when it began to become
> really dim. Then together with a bunch of people we waited till it
> comes. Others had paper glasses for it but I could not find my very dark
> sunglasses, so I had to just wait till it becomes total, then it lasted
> at least 5 minutes!
>
> Two Mexican little shitters were watching it and going this way and that
> way with their paper glasses and getting excited and stuff like, "Del
> sol este mucho pequito!" They were just before school age, so they
> weren't at that time of the day in school. I bet those in schools had
> all sorts of programs arranged for them to observe it.
>
> There were two exceptional features about this occasion that I noticed.
> The perceived diameter of the Moon was larger than that of the Sun, so
> duration of total eclipse was pretty long and almost the maximum that it
> can get, taking the moods of everything around right into 10 pm at
> night, causing store signs and street lights automatically come up.
> Another thing was the size of the amazing corona despite the fact that
> part of it also was covered by Moon (chromosphere was totally missing of
> course - you'd see that in annular eclipses). It was much larger than
> the pictures of solar eclipse one finds in books. Sun is near its
> maximum and therefore those areas around it have vastly expanded. I
> tried to see if I could catch any movements, I saw a few slow movements
> but it was by all probability the very thin cloud of various thicknesses
> drawing a random movement inside the corona.
>
> Also it happened when Sun was almost vertically up (1:40 pm DST local
> time - 12:40 pm regular time), so much less atmosphere was blocking the
> way.
>
> The intensity of light in the corona was like you were looking at the
> regular Moon (no dark glasses needed). But as soon as an intensely
> bright dot appeared at a spot on the diameter of the black Moon, I had
> to stop seeing the event and walked inside the grocery store. If I had
> my very dark sunglasses, I would watch much more before and after the
> total phase.
>
> Also I forgot all about it that I had placed my powerful binocular in
> the gloves compartment of the car to use it for this occasion :) The
> scene had taken my attention (and breath) totally away. So I missed
> using it. People were filming and photographing it, etc. But those stuff
> would take my attention away.
>
> It was still great.
>
>
not totally away , don't tell me ,
it took these things totally that is so rad

On 4/8/24 17:14, Physfitfreak wrote:
> The intensity of light in the corona was like you were looking at the
> regular Moon (no dark glasses needed). But as soon as an intensely
> bright dot appeared at a spot on the diameter of the black Moon,

Wtf... diameter? I meant circumference of course.

Physfitfreak wrote:

>It was great :)
>
>5 full minutes of total eclipse. My first time in my life. It had to
>come right above me for me to see it, as I wasn't that crazy about it to
>travel.

Nice. You live in the path? I'm just too much of a lazy person to
travel for such things. Poor me.

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These two "true Nazis" were spotted in Portland yesterday.

My guess is one could be Relf and the other DFS. But outside cyberspace :)

https://streamable.com/empbbj

On 4/11/24 13:36, Physfitfreak wrote:
>
>
> These two "true Nazis" were spotted in Portland yesterday.
>
> My guess is one could be Relf and the other DFS. But outside cyberspace :)
>
> https://streamable.com/empbbj

Something went wrong with the image above. Try this link:

https://i.postimg.cc/6Qksn5Ch/Spotted-in-Portland.jpg

China has beaten Amazon to it. They've created a much cheaper way of
handling boxes inside distribution plants. Part of what made Amazon big
was their innovations in that same field, and nobody so far had a better
system, until now :-)

https://streamable.com/a65k1d

Russians must've begun invading Iran both genetically and lexically!
Iranians in foreign countries used to bring American, German, and French
wives back with them into Iran. Together with some of their words as
well. Now that's history. It is now Russians.

https://streamable.com/26pycz

In this clip, the Iranian is describing some of the Russian words that
have already entered Persian lexicon. This isn't that much of a disaster
for Persian cause Russian words are close to Persian anyway. For
instance, the word Samovar that the Russian wife is breaking into Samo
(self) and var (to boil), its var part is also Persian for swelling,
which is close to a boil process.

That Russian woman needed to put some make up on, gee. I bet his husband
didn't let her. She needs to make herself less looking like the fucking
Putin for wife. Yuck.

And marriages like that will bring disaster to the best set of genes in
the world in existence at the time being; that of the Iranian genes.

On 4/25/24 14:07, Physfitfreak wrote:
>
> And marriages like that will bring disaster to the best set of genes in
> the world in existence at the time being; that of the Iranian genes.
>

That's the exact same mistake Iranians made with Neanderthals as well,
beginning 40 thousand years back, resulting in this horrific cro-magnon
nonsense in the world. Creating weak humans easily becoming slaves of
Satan. It's a mistake! Cro-magnons were a mistake made, and we're seeing
the consequences.

They've found a simple and no-nonsense way to stop hiccups.

https://streamable.com/nibja7

It uses just a 5 inch piece of thread. Probably redirecting the reflex
to the detection of an insect sitting on the forehead, hence away from
the hiccup mechanism.

Individuals like "true American" and that "DFS" sample, should carry a
piece of thread with them at all times, so as soon as they see or hear
the word "Iran" and the temperature of their rectums drops to -10
degrees and they begin to hiccup, they could place the thread on their
foreheads to at least stop the outward exhibit of their congenital
cro-magnon fears.

Thread doesn't stay there and keeps falling? Keep it inside your rectums
instead of your pockets, then when used, it _will_ stay there attached
owing to a tiny bit of viscous turd. No extra effort involved, cause
you'll be fingering yourself anyway, at the same time.

Armenia is creating a consulate in Tabriz :) What did I say..

A lot is in store. Much more than what could get done by flying to and
from Armenia in Tehran.

And guess what. Iran has also just opened an additional consulate in
Armenia for exactly the same reasons. This one in city of Ghapan. Things
are fast going the correct way.

Another anti-Nazi development: They banned hiring women for secretary
positions higher than a certain level up in government ministries and
other government agencies. They've arrested so far some of them spying
for NATO.

All the present female secretaries in such key offices are to be removed
within two weeks.

Women have always been the first choice for intelligence gathering. Much
better social engineering skills. I'm glad the recent events prompted
those lazy asses to do something about this after 40 fucking years. My
own sister (architect) had told me a few years back how easy it was to
access future plans of ministry of urban development, and was worried if
that was also the case in other ministries. Not only the employees
themselves could put such information into use as where to invest their
money in advance when it was still cheap to do so, such information had
foreigner customers also cause the road systems of Iran is handled by
that same ministry. And road system is a vital part of defense (or
offense) plans.

So I was spitting at those who were in charge in such ministries already
back then. Clerics are strange kind of individuals. Too self-assured and
too lazy, and especially too ignorant.

The Israeli response (Mama se response) also has created a wave of
concerns and improvements that will come shortly in the defense of the
country. One of their missiles managed to go through three layers of
defense to reach Esfahan. In a nuclear scenario, this is obviously
insufficient.

The s300 itself isn't the only one at fault, as Iran already began
building improved versions of it beginning in 2019. But these improved
versions also, from Kermanshah to Esfahan, failed to stop that missile.
So this thing is a definite plus for the defenses, and they'll find ways
to prevent that from happening again. The s300 is known by Iranians to
have features hidden in its electronic system to work for what Russians
want. It's a Russian device. But the improved copies which do not have
such features in them failed also.

Israel has started the count down on destruction of Iran, to be
accomplished by October 28, 2028 :-)

A second Mama Se, I bet.

That Israeli government itself might not be there anymore by that day.
And as a country cannot function like this. Right now people from its
north are living in hotels lower down paying for what they need with
handouts from the USA. Is that a country? This isn't going to change to
a better situation. I'd say it'll get worse.

Chad is now also kicking out American military stationed there :)...

What did I say guys. U.S. government doesn't need Africa anymore. They
have YOU :-)) Hahhahahhh :) You're their Africans now.

Work guys, work, and listen to "country music." Hahhahh :-))) America
needs the money you make :) As Kennedy put it nicely:

"Aks not why your country fucks you in the ass. Aks why your country
doesn't fuck you in the throat also."

THAT'S, now, your "Constitution". Pick up your Penis X Book and search
for solace. Live with the new Constitution you Nazi motherfuckers.

Physfitfreak wrote:

>Chad is now also kicking out American military stationed there :)...

It's all about the money, man. We send $trillions to China every
year, so that we have "cheap stuff". They use that money to build
their infrastructure, their military, and their global influence.

When we're going to wake up and stop funding our enemy, I don't know.

--
"Freeloaders, thieves and general scroungers will indeed take
advantage. It's why the most used commercial SW projects in the world
do not give out their source codes as a general rule." - "True Linux
advocate" Hadron Quark

There's a huge amount of discussion right now going on in Telegram
channels about reasons for which Sonni Moslems didn't lift a finger to
help the Sonni Ghazans, while all the resistance was made by the only
four Shiite Moslem nations.

This is indeed very telling :)

The Islam when it was created, at the time of Mohammad's death, still
wouldn't and couldn't respond to newer critical situations that would
only come later in the future. That's why Mohammad, in his last annual
sermon, told others to keep working on it and not make themselves
satisfied with what it was on that today.

Sonnis stopped working at it, preferring to preserve it as it was on
that day. Shiites, never stopped working at it. And this is the general
reason behind why only the Shiite nations showed resistance to harm
delivered to a Sonni nation that Ghaza is.

There are 57 Islamic nations. 53 of them Sonni. 4 Shiite. And only 4
Shiite nations showed active resistance to harm delivered on Moslems.

So go fuck yourselves if you don't understand that. And fuck yourself if
you do understand that, because you're fucked in both cases. Suck your
Penis X stuff and hide behind your H-bombs until Modern Human gives you
a visit.

On 4/28/24 13:29, Physfitfreak wrote:
> Sonnis stopped working at it, preferring to preserve it as it was on
> that day. Shiites, never stopped working at it. And this is the general
> reason behind why only the Shiite nations showed resistance to harm
> delivered to a Sonni nation that Ghaza is.

It was not because Sonnis were stupid or intellectually challenged or
anything like that. It was because they feared the same thing could
happen to Islam that had happened to other religions after some time had
passed. They did not want what they already had to get deteriorated into
another Penis X. So they decided to preserve it.

They could do that because they were Arabs. Iranians would prefer the
intellectual aspects of Islam, so they decided to follow Mohammad's last
sermon and kept working on it.

Results are clear to see today.

Houthis have uploaded the recording of their Israeli ship hit yesterday
that was made by the onboard camera of their Samad 1 drone :) Everything
about it is low quality except its dead on bull's eye hit right where
its captain enjoys the sceneries outside.

They've used Samad 1 (and the later 2 and 3 versions) on all sorts of
targets in the past 5 or 6 years. From Saudi and Emarate targets to
Israeli and American targets, all.

There's no news whether the Ship caught fire or what the damages has
been. This ship had lied to Houthis some days back saying they were
going through Suez Canal and had nothing to do with Israel, but it was
detected to go straight to Eilat, Israel port. So on its way back
Houthis gave it to them.

https://streamable.com/42n76l

Iran has very similar drones to this one. Almost identical, and with
various different features. Both Samad 1 and the Iranian versions can
land too, so if loitering doesn't result a find and a hit, it just comes
back and lands at home before the fuel is used up. So it never gets
wasted like Shaheds sometimes do. Very interesting design. Cheap and
effective.