An Israeli source has disclosed that Gallant again had a phone
conversation with Lloyd Austin :) (this isn't a joke)

Something like this:

https://i.postimg.cc/brsLFJtN/speaking-with-who.jpg

Gallant: "Lloyd, I'm just a bussy (boy pussy). I don't lie to you. We
have to attack Iran."

Austin: "I ain't lettin' you, no nevermind yu was ma own pussy bo naw"

Gallant: "There is no other way Lloyd. Either we attack or Arabs will
kill us all."

Austin: "ma nigga it ain't goin' down lak dat. I ain't grow ma dick dis
big to mess on that bro. Ain't nothin' gonna go down, shit"

Gallant: "What if I give ass to you?..."

Austin: "Yo! ma niggas gots pleny tenderoni rahhear. betta wonz too.

Gallant: "I want my Mama now :-("

Austin: "ma dick all you need bro. no worry bout a thin' "

Gallant: "Why did you tell me to attack the consulate?..."

Austin: "I ain't da one who told you dat, ma dick did. Ba'"

These days:

https://streamable.com/r4hnup

Exactly what I predicted two nights back. Israeli government doesn't
know what to do. Hehe :)

The actual destruction suffered is more or less handled by media lies,
and everybody (other than Arabs) supports such lies too, including Iran.
But it's the old habits that now have to change, and are bugging them
big time.

Some of the Israelis think they may still have a chance to keep up the
full deterrence image they had before, even among Iranians. But the
solutions they offer are all ridiculous and imperfect. There's been a
loss and they need to come to terms with it.

Hard to break old habits. Now they have to think ten times before
hitting Iranian targets in Syria and Lebanon cause they'd expect
retaliation from Iran directly against them. This will not change no
matter how many times they hit Iran and with what they hit Iran and what
exactly they hit in Iran. It won't change that reality. They aren't used
to that but its the new reality now. Hit and runs are over. They hit,
Iran hits THEM, not their terrorists elsewhere all around the region.

And this certainly affect their treatment of Palestinians also because
they miscalculated a simple problem. One week _after_ UN voted for cease
fire, backed by the USA as well, they attacked the Iranian consulate.
That's how they opened the way for Iran to interfere in the Palestinian
issues as well, and right there it shows they'd gotten complacent. By
that vote, Iran has now international moral backing to defend the
Palestinians also, not just her own assets and men. I think to some
extent Iran will do that from now on. Before that vote, Iran wouldn't
have a legal excuse to do so.

So they're in a dilemma right now, with themselves, really :) Read the
news, it's all over. Saturday truly was a "watershed" event.

Iran threw international atomic energy inspectors out of her facilities.
The sites are now off limit to every one of them. They're putting
Israeli threats into use. Hehe :)

And they're saying it's temporary, but we'll see :) Hahhahh :-)

Building H-bombs now? Most probably they brought in a few recently, but
perhaps they've begun building them now. Hehe :) I don't think they even
need to reverse engineer anything. They got most likely even trained for
it by Russians in that Kurchatov Institute.

Putin said (in phone conversation with Raisi) he liked what he saw in
that operation :) Several of the tactics used were in fact from the
experience in Ukraine war. But one of the top militia guys yesterday
said they learned a lot from the operation and the next one will be
quite more effective. So evidently the militia now knows something that
Putin wants to know very much, but perhaps militia will not disclose
them for real possibilities that Russians will leak them to Israelis,
and from there to NATO.

The fact that so many missiles and drones were used indicates that they
tested several different tactics. They must know now what worked and
what didn't and why. Very valuable information.

Doesn't look like Israel is retaliating though. They bombed
(ferociously) Lebanon instead, the little guys.

Does your "Israeli government" know anything other than bombing? That's
very stupid. One wonders why they are like a copy of you Americans :)

You don't have it in yourselves to do the job in any other way. If one
day in the past you had it, you don't have it today!

In article <uvl2si$igt$1@solani.org>, physfitfreak@gmail.com says...
>
> Exactly what I predicted two nights back. Israeli government doesn't
> know what to do. Hehe :)
>
> The actual destruction suffered is more or less handled by media lies,
> and everybody (other than Arabs) supports such lies too, including Iran.
> But it's the old habits that now have to change, and are bugging them
> big time.
>
> Some of the Israelis think they may still have a chance to keep up the
> full deterrence image they had before, even among Iranians. But the
> solutions they offer are all ridiculous and imperfect. There's been a
> loss and they need to come to terms with it.
>
> Hard to break old habits. Now they have to think ten times before
> hitting Iranian targets in Syria and Lebanon cause they'd expect
> retaliation from Iran directly against them. This will not change no
> matter how many times they hit Iran and with what they hit Iran and what
> exactly they hit in Iran. It won't change that reality. They aren't used
> to that but its the new reality now. Hit and runs are over. They hit,
> Iran hits THEM, not their terrorists elsewhere all around the region.
>
> And this certainly affect their treatment of Palestinians also because
> they miscalculated a simple problem. One week _after_ UN voted for cease
> fire, backed by the USA as well, they attacked the Iranian consulate.
> That's how they opened the way for Iran to interfere in the Palestinian
> issues as well, and right there it shows they'd gotten complacent. By
> that vote, Iran has now international moral backing to defend the
> Palestinians also, not just her own assets and men. I think to some
> extent Iran will do that from now on. Before that vote, Iran wouldn't
> have a legal excuse to do so.
>
> So they're in a dilemma right now, with themselves, really :) Read the
> news, it's all over. Saturday truly was a "watershed" event.

and then you woke up.

On 4/16/24 15:43, Physfitfreak wrote:
> he fact that so many missiles and drones were used indicates that they
> tested several different tactics. They must know now what worked and
> what didn't and why. Very valuable information.

Including this one. This new maneuver is right now being shown in
several telegram Russian and European news channels that deal with
Ukraine and Ghaza war.

https://streamable.com/uy0mjq

It rendered ineffective the last layer of defense right before attacking
the target. Russians were so far doing this only with their suicide
drones. A ballistic missile capable of doing that is a first time.

This is a nice one too, going around in several channels:

https://i.postimg.cc/VNcSq3y3/never-mind-my-baby.jpg

Translation from Persian:

Nut Yahoo: "Iran hurt me... :( "

Biden: "Never mind. They're crazy."

Hallahhh :) Like talking to an 8 year old.

What did I say!... An Arab channel (also two Iran channels) is saying
the USA yesterday asked Iran via their usual intermediaries to allow
Israel to save face by performing some sort of attack inside Iran. I'm
not kidding. Iran turned it down though, today.

It's obvious why. It's too late. If I know that, Arabs know that
already. It would do nothing to help Israeli government be what it was
just a week ago.

On the other hand, VOA (a U.S. government run Persian news service)
conducted a poll among its listeners (mostly anti-Iranian Iranians) and
deliberately separated the choices of Iran's government and Iran's
people, to ask who would hurt more if Iranian-Israeli war continues.
This is the result from the horse's own mouth:

Iran's government 12%
Iran's people 24%
Israel 64%

So reality even seeps through fiercest anti-Iranian nutcases.

On 4/16/24 17:36, Physfitfreak wrote:
>
>
> What did I say!... An Arab channel (also two Iran channels) is saying
> the USA yesterday asked Iran via their usual intermediaries to allow
> Israel to save face by performing some sort of attack inside Iran. I'm
> not kidding. Iran turned it down though, today.
>
> It's obvious why. It's too late. If I know that, Arabs know that
> already. It would do nothing to help Israeli government be what it was
> just a week ago.
>
> On the other hand, VOA (a U.S. government run Persian news service)
> conducted a poll among its listeners (mostly anti-Iranian Iranians) and
> deliberately separated the choices of Iran's government and Iran's
> people, to ask who would hurt more if Iranian-Israeli war continues.
> This is the result from the horse's own mouth:
>
> Iran's government  12%
> Iran's people      24%
> Israel             64%
>
> So reality even seeps through fiercest anti-Iranian nutcases.
>
>
>
>

And another very interesting piece of news. Saudis announced today that
they participated in the cooperation of USA, France, Britain, Jordan and
the rest of the coalition to help Israel in that operation... :-)

You know what that means, don't you :) As I said, they were the
likeliest ones who paid for Iran's expenses in that operation, which was
negligible anyway. That's how Arabs are. They're too polite and
conservative to be open. They probably paid a few $millions to Israelis
as well, so they could make this claim real. They're also pretending to
have closed their eyes on Israeli government's exposed vulnerabilities.
Kind of saying, "We know that but don't worry about it now."

If you ask me, this is yet one more evidence that it's too late to
remedy the situation for Israeli government. What's gone is gone.

Iran's extent of tests performed is impressive. They deliberately
allowed two weeks of warming before attack, and three full days of
saying "we will hit within 72 hours", to maximize the extent of defense
that Israeli military could arrange for itself by their own and by
getting help from other. This only says one thing. Iran wanted to
conduct many tests for the worst case scenario. And they did.

Amazing, that everything Iranians do is multi-faceted, and you and
Israel can only "bomb." I hope you understand this one day :)

Iran detained one more Israeli ship today.

In article <uvmvoc$1g6a$3@solani.org>, physfitfreak@gmail.com says...
>
> On 4/16/24 17:36, Physfitfreak wrote:
> >
> >
> > What did I say!... An Arab channel (also two Iran channels) is saying
> > the USA yesterday asked Iran via their usual intermediaries to allow
> > Israel to save face by performing some sort of attack inside Iran. I'm
> > not kidding. Iran turned it down though, today.
> >
> > It's obvious why. It's too late. If I know that, Arabs know that
> > already. It would do nothing to help Israeli government be what it was
> > just a week ago.
> >
> > On the other hand, VOA (a U.S. government run Persian news service)
> > conducted a poll among its listeners (mostly anti-Iranian Iranians) and
> > deliberately separated the choices of Iran's government and Iran's
> > people, to ask who would hurt more if Iranian-Israeli war continues.
> > This is the result from the horse's own mouth:
> >
> > Iran's government  12%
> > Iran's people      24%
> > Israel             64%
> >
> > So reality even seeps through fiercest anti-Iranian nutcases.
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
> And another very interesting piece of news. Saudis announced today that
> they participated in the cooperation of USA, France, Britain, Jordan and
> the rest of the coalition to help Israel in that operation... :-)
>
> You know what that means, don't you :) As I said, they were the
> likeliest ones who paid for Iran's expenses in that operation, which was
> negligible anyway. That's how Arabs are. They're too polite and
> conservative to be open. They probably paid a few $millions to Israelis
> as well, so they could make this claim real. They're also pretending to
> have closed their eyes on Israeli government's exposed vulnerabilities.
> Kind of saying, "We know that but don't worry about it now."
>
> If you ask me, this is yet one more evidence that it's too late to
> remedy the situation for Israeli government. What's gone is gone.
>
> Iran's extent of tests performed is impressive. They deliberately
> allowed two weeks of warming before attack, and three full days of
> saying "we will hit within 72 hours", to maximize the extent of defense
> that Israeli military could arrange for itself by their own and by
> getting help from other. This only says one thing. Iran wanted to
> conduct many tests for the worst case scenario. And they did.
>
> Amazing, that everything Iranians do is multi-faceted, and you and
> Israel can only "bomb." I hope you understand this one day :)
>
> Iran detained one more Israeli ship today.

But Iran is a toilet.

On Tue, 16 Apr 2024 17:06:05 -0600, Skeeter <skeeterweed@photonmail.com>
wrote in <661f045e$0$8087$882e4bbb@reader.netnews.com>:

> In article <uvmvoc$1g6a$3@solani.org>, physfitfreak@gmail.com says...
>>
>> On 4/16/24 17:36, Physfitfreak wrote:
>> >
>> >
>> > What did I say!... An Arab channel (also two Iran channels) is saying
>> > the USA yesterday asked Iran via their usual intermediaries to allow
>> > Israel to save face by performing some sort of attack inside Iran.
>> > I'm not kidding. Iran turned it down though, today.
>> >
>> > It's obvious why. It's too late. If I know that, Arabs know that
>> > already. It would do nothing to help Israeli government be what it
>> > was just a week ago.
>> >
>> > On the other hand, VOA (a U.S. government run Persian news service)
>> > conducted a poll among its listeners (mostly anti-Iranian Iranians)
>> > and deliberately separated the choices of Iran's government and
>> > Iran's people, to ask who would hurt more if Iranian-Israeli war
>> > continues. This is the result from the horse's own mouth:
>> >
>> > Iran's government  12%
>> > Iran's people      24%
>> > Israel             64%
>> >
>> > So reality even seeps through fiercest anti-Iranian nutcases.
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>>
>> And another very interesting piece of news. Saudis announced today that
>> they participated in the cooperation of USA, France, Britain, Jordan
>> and the rest of the coalition to help Israel in that operation... :-)
>>
>> You know what that means, don't you :) As I said, they were the
>> likeliest ones who paid for Iran's expenses in that operation, which
>> was negligible anyway. That's how Arabs are. They're too polite and
>> conservative to be open. They probably paid a few $millions to Israelis
>> as well, so they could make this claim real. They're also pretending to
>> have closed their eyes on Israeli government's exposed vulnerabilities.
>> Kind of saying, "We know that but don't worry about it now."
>>
>> If you ask me, this is yet one more evidence that it's too late to
>> remedy the situation for Israeli government. What's gone is gone.
>>
>> Iran's extent of tests performed is impressive. They deliberately
>> allowed two weeks of warming before attack, and three full days of
>> saying "we will hit within 72 hours", to maximize the extent of defense
>> that Israeli military could arrange for itself by their own and by
>> getting help from other. This only says one thing. Iran wanted to
>> conduct many tests for the worst case scenario. And they did.
>>
>> Amazing, that everything Iranians do is multi-faceted, and you and
>> Israel can only "bomb." I hope you understand this one day :)
>>
>> Iran detained one more Israeli ship today.
>
> But Iran is a toilet.

Not only that, but if you look, physhitcreek claims Iran has H-bombs.

He is not a good Persian person. He's backing yet-another
outlaw regime in the region, one he claims is a nuclear power.
He's going to get those folks in trouble.

And the H-bomb claim? Sour grapes.

--
-v

Clips are gradually seeping out from Arab sites, the only ones that
aren't banned to upload what they recorded of the operation, to social
media, and don't give a hoot what Israeli government says or feels about
it either.

This is a clip from an Arab channel in Telegram.

https://streamable.com/g1c9kv

As you see, Several of the Shaheds also managed to hit their targets.
It's pure bullshit to say none of them made it to Israel's skies. They
got in and some of them hit their targets too.

But in the clip, as soon as the first one hits, clip stops; the rest of
them aren't shown, so perhaps Arabs are also getting apprehensive about
showing too much. Showing too much will increase the likelihood that
Israelis would resort to respond, which definitely leads to escalation.
Iran's national security meeting today agreed on attacking Israel up to
10 times harder than the first attack, if necessary, when Israel
responds to that operation. That means at least that level of
preparation is already there.

So the earlier estimate of "50, 50" hit rate that was broadcast during
operation (by one of the Israeli news sources indeed) while they weren't
yet banned to do so looks reasonable. I think Shaheds' hit rate was 50%
and that of the ballistics 80%. Cruise missiles although faster than
Shaheds, are easy pray because they're also more expensive and more
powerful and are destroyed by air defense first before Shaheds' turn
begins.

In the clip I counted 13 Shaheds and some of them are hit and are
burning but about 5 of them are seen to either hit or about to hit,
which is close to 50% rate.

Damages to the targets wasn't only the result of what the ballistics did.

Nevatim airbase alone was during the operation reported "totally
destroyed" by two different news sources (I don't remember the sources).
That's the airbase that holds the F-35s. How much does an F-35 cost?...
The older pictures show at least 30 hangars there. How many of them got
destroyed? Add that to what Israelis and others used up in various
missiles to defend themselves. Plus of course what they have to spend to
repair all the structural damages.

It is now out that the Iranian militia exactly one year ago in April
2023 practiced hitting Nevatim by creating a fake replica of it in the
middle of a desert and hitting it with missiles! The pictures and news
of it are now out, now that it's DONE. Don't listen to bullshit they've
been giving the media about it.

It was also reported that Ben Gorion airport was hit, but that might be
a mistake. Or not! Do you have eye-witness account of how it looks like
right now?

The clips Israelis presented of the Nevatim after the operation were old
clips from months back. The damage holes on the ground looked at least a
few months old, all edges already smoothed out, etc. The "damage" they
showed underneath a corner of a building was just what they dug for
making repair or something because the plastic pipe there was intact!
The bomb creates a crater underneath a building but leaves a plastic
pipe intact. That's how real what they say is.

We have no news of what the damages have been because neither Israelis
nor Iranians want to publish them. What a strange situation indeed. Very
unique I'd say.

Fuck those mass murderers and publish the photographs, I'd say. Show
them what the region can do to their criminal asses. They're the ones to
be scared, not people around the world!.. Jesus.

vallor <vallor@cultnix.org> wrote:

>physhitcreek claims Iran has H-bombs.
>
>He is not a good Persian person. He's backing yet-another
>outlaw regime in the region, one he claims is a nuclear power.
>He's going to get those folks in trouble.
>
>And the H-bomb claim? Sour grapes.

Now I see why you killfiled me, white.

--
Joel W. Crump

Amendment XIV
Section 1.

[...] No state shall make or enforce any law which shall
abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the
United States; nor shall any state deprive any person of
life, liberty, or property, without due process of law;
nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal
protection of the laws.

Dobbs rewrites this, it is invalid precedent. States are
liable for denying needed abortions, e.g. TX.

On 4/17/24 00:46, Physfitfreak wrote:
> Nevatim airbase alone was during the operation reported "totally
> destroyed" by two different news sources (I don't remember the sources).
> That's the airbase that holds the F-35s. How much does an F-35 cost?...
> The older pictures show at least 30 hangars there. How many of them got s
> destroyed? Add that to what Israelis and others used up in various
> missiles to defend themselves. Plus of course what they have to spend to
> repair all the structural damages.

This requires a bit of spoon feeding. In war, as it was proven in WWII,
the targets in enemy airbases aren't the fighter jets themselves, but
the warehouses that supply parts to them. It was shown by Russians today
via satellite images that Iran hit 9 warehouses in Nevatim and 5
warehouses in Ramon. The fighter jets themselves were being flown and/or
used the whole time, none were in the bases.

But hitting warehouses renders all of them grounded very soon and for a
long time because warehousing is actually a complex and complicated and
extremely costly as well as sensitive task, as they are, but especially
after they get bombed, it halts the devices that they replenish parts
for. Americans in WWII always hit German warehouses and left their
fighters alone. And soon gained air superiority as a result. That's why
I mentioned what F-35 price was, cause all that money after the
supporting warehouses are hit is wasted and should be added to total
loss in a war situation.

If the number of hangers are still about 30, then 30 F-35's will soon be
grounded. Calculate the waste in dollars.

On 4/17/24 02:27, Joel wrote:
> vallor <vallor@cultnix.org> wrote:
>
>> physhitcreek claims Iran has H-bombs.
>>
>> He is not a good Persian person. He's backing yet-another
>> outlaw regime in the region, one he claims is a nuclear power.
>> He's going to get those folks in trouble.
>>
>> And the H-bomb claim? Sour grapes.
>
>
> Now I see why you killfiled me, white.
>

Forget that scared Nazi.

He's probably pissed that his own sons and daughters last night
participated in this little demonstration in New York subway :)

https://streamable.com/ckqv51

He knows he's been a fool and cannot fool his own children like he
himself got fooled.

Still not clear Ben Gorion airport was hit or not. During the operation
it was announced hit, but absolutely no news of it after that.

Indirectly, one may guess meaningfully that it was hit, because an Arab
source (Iraqi) claims that Israel has already lost $1 Billion in tourist
money alone. It doesn't say since when, and I have no idea what the
average tourist money has been so I could estimate this loss was since
Saturday or since October 7, 23.

Financial Times, among all bullshitters around the world, has at least a
bit of trust reserved for itself. The only Western news outlet in the
world that still has that. And it says, "Israeli air defense will
eventually face a Ukrainian type air defense fate."

Money talks! Even inside cro-magnon Nazi heads. Iran pays less than 1%
of what it takes for Israeli military to defend against it. And I can
bet my boots that Iran doesn't even pay that herself. Arabs provide the
money. And Arabs will provide the money for much, much more of war
equipment, including nukes. Iranians already 20 years back announced
they'd share the nuke know-how with any Arab country in the region any
moment they ask for it. Who knows which Arab nation provided what to
Iran to make that happen.

Financial Times also says at some point in a prolonged war between Iran
and Israel, Western nations will stop supporting Israel.

That makes sense also. That "garrison" in the region, if it turns into
anything but a functional garrison, will of course stop from getting
helped. And the rest of the Israelis will leave that country, and
Palestinians will get their lands back.

Bad mistake on you cro-magnons' part to make Iran involved in this. You
have no idea what possibilities it created for them. Israel will either
be a happy nation friendly and helpful to Palestinians and its other
neighbors, or will not be there. It will not continue to be your
"garrison" in the region. Try to Understand this with your early human
heads if you can.

Israel is not your only failing plan, of course :) There's the Korea...
and Taiwan... and this "Azerbaijan Republic" of yours :)

You will lose them too. Then of course you get locally fucked. How do
you say that? You're spinning your wheels thinking they're taking you
somewhere. No, you're not going anywhere. But down!

Speaking of Azerbaijan Republic, they just ok'ed that two to three
military bases be built inside their boundaries by Israelis (i.e. with
you Americans' money) to attack Iran from there. Wait and see what Iran
and Armenia will do to those bases, right after everything is built :-)
Even the American ones there are so-called "sites" for Iran. Ready to
turn into gas within just a few short minutes. Let alone Israeli ones. I
uploaded a similar one Israel had built in northern Iraq among Kords,
after it was leveled by Iran. Find that post and take one more look at
that. I posted that a few months back. A bunch of Israeli military
personnel in there also went up to Moses. It was in return to Israeli
killing of an Iranian militia man in Syria.

And even before that, Israelis' command center by the airport in same
area north of Iraq had been hit. This one was in reply to 4 militia
mans' death by Israeli bombing in Syria. They were under the impression
that the center was safe because it was several stories under the ground
level. Iran used special missiles that penetrated and visited them
before going off. It was their first use :) 12 Israelis of various "rank
and file" torn bodies were pulled out of that spot by Kords. But
intelligence had told the militia they were Mossad's best men.

As you get worse, you force Iran to get better. Push your cro-magnon
heads once more to understand this. There's nothing in it for you but
more trouble.

Physfitfreak <physfitfreak@gmail.com> wrote:

>Push your cro-magnon
>heads once more to understand this.

I've been telling Americans for a long time, the Israeli situation is
indefensible. And I'm in part a Jewish soul. But I'm also a humanist
person who sees that Palestinians are abused by the situation. It
predates me, and I basically stand by the radically pro-Islam stance I
took as a clueless young man, not to say I'm really against Israel,
but I'm against the occupation leading to another land grab as a
result of the war.

--
Joel W. Crump

Amendment XIV
Section 1.

[...] No state shall make or enforce any law which shall
abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the
United States; nor shall any state deprive any person of
life, liberty, or property, without due process of law;
nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal
protection of the laws.

Dobbs rewrites this, it is invalid precedent. States are
liable for denying needed abortions, e.g. TX.

An Arab news source (Almayadin) says Americans are secretly pressing
them and other Arab states to vote "no" to the upcoming Palestinian UN
membership voting in UN, so they don't have to veto it.

Don't tell me H-bombs haven't come into the picture.

USA has not had the slightest second thought about vetoing such
resolutions for 75 years, and now is apprehensive of vetoing it.

H-bombs talk too. Not just money.

Israeli news sources are saying "Mama said not to attack Iran."

So this shit is over, as was expected.

Lesson learned.

vallor wrote:
>
> On Tue, 16 Apr 2024 17:06:05 -0600, Skeeter <skeeterweed@photonmail.com>
> wrote in <661f045e$0$8087$882e4bbb@reader.netnews.com>:
>
> > In article <uvmvoc$1g6a$3@solani.org>, physfitfreak@gmail.com says...
> >>
> >> On 4/16/24 17:36, Physfitfreak wrote:
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > What did I say!... An Arab channel (also two Iran channels) is saying
> >> > the USA yesterday asked Iran via their usual intermediaries to allow
> >> > Israel to save face by performing some sort of attack inside Iran.
> >> > I'm not kidding. Iran turned it down though, today.
> >> >
> >> > It's obvious why. It's too late. If I know that, Arabs know that
> >> > already. It would do nothing to help Israeli government be what it
> >> > was just a week ago.
> >> >
> >> > On the other hand, VOA (a U.S. government run Persian news service)
> >> > conducted a poll among its listeners (mostly anti-Iranian Iranians)
> >> > and deliberately separated the choices of Iran's government and
> >> > Iran's people, to ask who would hurt more if Iranian-Israeli war
> >> > continues. This is the result from the horse's own mouth:
> >> >
> >> > Iran's government 12%
> >> > Iran's people     24%
> >> > Israel            64%
> >> >
> >> > So reality even seeps through fiercest anti-Iranian nutcases.
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >>
> >> And another very interesting piece of news. Saudis announced today that
> >> they participated in the cooperation of USA, France, Britain, Jordan
> >> and the rest of the coalition to help Israel in that operation... :-)
> >>
> >> You know what that means, don't you :) As I said, they were the
> >> likeliest ones who paid for Iran's expenses in that operation, which
> >> was negligible anyway. That's how Arabs are. They're too polite and
> >> conservative to be open. They probably paid a few $millions to Israelis
> >> as well, so they could make this claim real. They're also pretending to
> >> have closed their eyes on Israeli government's exposed vulnerabilities.
> >> Kind of saying, "We know that but don't worry about it now."
> >>
> >> If you ask me, this is yet one more evidence that it's too late to
> >> remedy the situation for Israeli government. What's gone is gone.
> >>
> >> Iran's extent of tests performed is impressive. They deliberately
> >> allowed two weeks of warming before attack, and three full days of
> >> saying "we will hit within 72 hours", to maximize the extent of defense
> >> that Israeli military could arrange for itself by their own and by
> >> getting help from other. This only says one thing. Iran wanted to
> >> conduct many tests for the worst case scenario. And they did.
> >>
> >> Amazing, that everything Iranians do is multi-faceted, and you and
> >> Israel can only "bomb." I hope you understand this one day :)
> >>
> >> Iran detained one more Israeli ship today.
> >
> > But Iran is a toilet.
>
> Not only that, but if you look, physhitcreek claims Iran has H-bombs.
>
> He is not a good Persian person. He's backing yet-another
> outlaw regime in the region, one he claims is a nuclear power.
> He's going to get those folks in trouble.
>
> And the H-bomb claim? Sour grapes.
>
> --
> -v

It takes only a couple years to make a bomb...

the question is How man atomic bombs does Iran have? more than Isreal or
half of what Israel has??

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to think the unthinkable, mention the unmentionable, say the unsayable,
and challenge the unchallengeable.

On 4/18/24 01:22, Physfitfreak wrote:
>
> Israeli news sources are saying "Mama said not to attack Iran."
>
> So this shit is over, as was expected.
>
> Lesson learned.

A Hebrew news outlet shows with very low resolution that Dimona was also
hit. Now that Israeli government has backed off, the news sources are
beginning to show more courage to show stuff.

Unfortunately Israeli government didn't fall in the trap. I preferred to
see a more decisive outcome. Iran should now be after any excuse to hit
again, very hard; otherwise genocide will resume.

Biden is signaling that Israeli government can now resume genocide in
Ghaza and "finish off" Lebanon's militia forces.

Let's see if they make a mistake from which Iran could benefit. I don't
think Israel will be the only target. I hope U.S. navy in the Persian
gulf does something silly, or another terrorist act against Iran is
discovered to be funded and managed by U.S. or Israel.

Any excuse would do. American "garrison" in Israel should get hit at
least 10 times harder. 10 times more expensive. 10 times more
undeniable. 10 times more comprehensively. Ten times more effectively.

As far as Americans goals are concerned, genocide in Ghaza means
genocide of Iranians, Russians, Indians, and the Chinese one day. Iran
and others need to respond to that threat directly. Involving anything
if needed. "Everything should be on the table - NOW".

There's simply no other way to deal with Satan.

Stupid Russians and Chinese and Indians are like kids in this. Juvenals
at best. Indians are functioning in this like worms. At the worm level.
None of them have smelled the coffee. Fucking useless people, all three
of them nations, easily fooled with cash held in front of them, just
like little kids. They'll burn one day by Americans if they continue
being so gullible.

I'd say respond to the threat. It begins with Ghaza, right now! Your
ships you feel so safe in them will get torpedoed by Americans. Wake up.
Put your grown men suits on and get busy dealing with the threat. What
you see is the aggregate of your past and present negligence. That's why
world got to this point to allow such menace to form. Deal with it and
correct it. Modify it. Weaken it. Ruin it. Hit it. Burn their currency.
Destroy their assets. Wreck their space industry. Give that motherfucker
Satan's farming BLIGHT. Make it hard for them to even breathe.

Spit on them. Let them know you hate them. Let them know you look down
on them. Let them know they're pests.

Deal with them. There's no coexistence with Satan. Wake up.

Mostashar had reported 40 dead in Nevatim right after the operation
ended. Now Hebrew news sources say it has raised to 44 dead. I have no
idea how Mostashar had accessed such information. Most likely Arab
soldiers inside Israeli military. A lot is still not being said. Or
Iranians in Israel. A lot of Iranians there have split feelings for Iran
and Israel, half and half. Once an Iranian, you'll always be Iranian.

The militia launched a huge number of ballistics after defenses in
Israel had diminished in effectiveness; after David's Sling system had
ceased to operate; and after munitions were depleted to some degree.

Militia is now saying they're making a thorough review of their nuclear
response protocols, as a result of Israel's threats in the past few
days. Including the removal of making advance notices before deployment.

Even stupid and careless talk is getting expensive for the Israeli
government. They think it's a joke, what they've been doing the past six
months.

Intelligence has reached Iran's military that their reconnaissance ship
identifying various ships in Red Sea area for the Yemenis, is about to
get hit by Israel. The ship is now getting itself distanced from the
area. The military is sure not the militia :) Coward suckers. How wise
Iran was to form the militia. No other country in the world, if not
itself a superpower, should be without a militia force alongside but
totally independent of their military forces. Existence of "superpowers"
itself dictates this. If you don't have it, you'll become Bitches of the
USA, as you can see so well.

Raisi today counted 10 countries helping Israel in Saturday's operation.
Now just three. The air defense layers were indeed extensive, and began
right after the flying bombs entered Syrian skies. Yet with so little
expenditure, a good punch was delivered despite all that. This is a
success that the world is so familiar with, and is always so silent about.

Lot's of Bitches in this world, with zipped mouths. Including right here
in this cyberspace hellhole. You guys are disgusting. You're Sheep.

Raisi said many diplomatic officers of various American and European
governments were telling Iran via their intermediaries that not one of
what Iran would launch will even get to Israel :)

You know, the same crap they had their media tell you Sheep after the
fact. Only Sheep is treated like that. Right in the face, that is. You
can tell a Sheep in the face you are about to slaughter her. Sheep will
only keep looking at you. What a familiar situation in this land of the
"brave".

Reality is that Iran tested _every_ target in Israel :-) Not to destroy
them, but to make sure they can hit them. Only Nevatim was hit hardest
because the F-35 that destroyed Iran's consulate took off from that
airbase. Ramon was also rendered inoperable for now because of their
role in bombing Ghasa.

As I said, today it was disclosed that even Dimona was hit (just one
ballistic). 100% sure only for testing it.

12 Sukhoi 35 were delivered to Iran today. Something to think about. Did
Iran earlier during Armenian operation get 12 H-bombs? :) How many times
did the Iranian cargo planes deliver stuff to Armenia? Find that out,
and if that number is 12, make a good guess :)

Why not 6 Sukhois, and why not 60. 12 of those goodies looks just about
the right number to send the "garrison" up to Moses, neatly. Or send 12
of American bases around Iran to their loved ones who've been hugging
Jesus up there somewhere. The main ones. 12 should mean something :)

Biden said his uncle was eaten by cannibals in some island in WWII when
his plane crashed. His body was never found :) Hehe :) Same fate awaits
every cro-magnon in the USA as well. American Natives and Blacks are
already eyeing you :)

Physfit: "Joe, don't worry about your uncle. Worry about the entire
cro-magnon population right here. Especially those fleshy Mormons!"

I don't think they'll even wait for them to get cooked. They begin
biting into them as soon as they get them naked. There are scores to
settle.

North Korea has begun building and testing missiles specifically for
targeting USA. I wonder where they get all that money :) Your silent
enemies are indeed plenty. If you ask me, even Japan is helping them.
Forget the Arabs and China.

The Lebanese militia is gradually going for their more powerful devices,
thanks to foolish Israeli military unfairly bombings in the past few
days. They've not even touched the best stuff they have.

If you look that their recent clips you'll notice that. The explosions
even from hand-held launchers are now at least 5 times more powerful.
Very new development. Their Almas 3 hand launched rounds with 10 km
range is now being used.

Also Hebrew sources again disclosed that more than one time Dimona was
hit. There are there is at least one other minor hit as well. It looks
like they tested it with both ballistics and Shahed :-) Both managed to
hit it.

Could it be that Dimona is just an empty shell of nothing, just there to
create an image or something? Well, either way it is bad news for
Israeli government. Either they didn't guard it because nothing is
there, or they guarded it and failed to protect it. Or both.

But tests results were positive regardless. It can be hit, no question
there. The damages delivered to it wasn't the point and is immaterial
right now.

The Sukhois are right now in Mehrabad, getting ready to go where they're
waiting for them. Earlier, like from a year or two back, Iranian pilots
were getting trained for them using Russian training aircraft. Then some
of them got additional training in Russia on the real things. I think
they're right now fully ready to use them, otherwise they wouldn't risk
flying them in. Sukhoi 35 is quite advanced. But Iranians have always
been very good at flying jet fighters. They proved themselves in the 8
year Iran-Iraq war.

The Lebanese militia's newer drone got itself inside the 5 inch opening
in the target MMR before exploding :-) To save the reader from the
horrible soundtrack music I won't show the clip. Those militias' choice
is worse than ISIS videos background "music" that fucked our ears for so
many years.

USA vetoed the UN resolution for Palestinian membership. Everybody voted
for it except Brits and the Swiss who didn't vote.

Fuck you bitches of Satan.

After Google yesterday fired a bunch of employees conducting a
demonstration in support of the Ghazan victims, other employees took
their place and are continuing the demonstration!... Talking about those
who happen not to be Sheep:

https://i.postimg.cc/ry0S5Pqr/Google.jpg

I don't know how many more are going to lose their Google jobs in this
push and pull.

The militia news outlet is now saying the sources claiming Iran hit
Dimona are lying, probably testing psychological reactions of Israelis
to it. They are also saying none of the missiles, Khorramshahr, Sejjil,
Hajghasem, Kheybarshekan, and the hypersonic 2 were used in the operation.

They're saying, "We beat their maximum defense with our minimum
capability."

Hehe :)

So when clips and pictures are forbidden to show in media, both sides
make their own use of it. Everything turns into bullshit and
uncertainty. Or could be that the Sejjils and Kheybarshekans that were
reported were earlier versions of what they presently are, so militia
refers to them as older weapons.

I tend to believe what I saw reported during the operation, cause such
later fine tuning and manipulation of facts had not yet started on
either sides.

What is certain is that Iran has not closed the door on the possibility
of Israeli military actions against Iran. Not one bit in fact. They're
still recommending both citizens of other nations in Israel as well as
Israeli citizens themselves to avoid being there, if they can,
indicating a much wider response if Israelis retaliate.

In fact Iran's foreign minister who's in UN right now said today Iran's
next response against Israeli military aggression will be to hit them at
near maximum capabilities.

"Don't commit suicide," Blinken told Netanyahu during the operation.
This was reported from within Israel itself, not necessarily leaked to
them by someone in Israel, but more likely by someone in U.S. State Dept
worried about his relatives in Israel.

I think this shit should hit the fan. Those cockheads, cro-magnon or
not, who put a nutcase like Netanyahu at the controls, should see what
happens as a result! Right now everybody around that nut believes he
should put the world in fire so their "Jewish Messiah" would come down
and end the world as it is! They're telling him he is the last leader of
Israel before their Messiah takes control! So the Israeli government
bullshit you've set up there are like you Penis X lunatics. You guys
should see the results of your foolish acts. I don't want this thing end
at this point. I want you to lose everything in that region, not just
friends. That's already done. But everything.

The UN "peace keeping" forces in Lebanon (stationed there since 2006)
are about to get kicked out for doing nothing but spying for Israeli
government. Lebanon's militia head said something that caught
everybody's attention, "If they are trying to prevent war, they should
be stationed in Israel not in Lebanon. Among the aggressors, not the
victims."

An Israeli news media is saying Ramon has had a few deads too, about 5.

28 Google employees who set up a simple demonstration in support of the
Palestinians, were fired yesterday. This is a picture of some of them:

https://i.postimg.cc/7LTd1P62/Google-fired-them.jpg

They had specifically protesting Google's recent $1.3 Billion contract
with Israeli Government. One of them is Iranian.

You can hit back. Replace Chrome with Firefox and gradually migrate from
any youtube informative and nice channel to their same offering in
similar media other than youtube. Every good youtube channel has
equivalent channels with exact same material (if not better) in other
youtube-like medias as well. All the information you need as to how to
make the migration are provided by those youtube channels themselves.
Especially music. Youtube used to be the best place to listen to music.
There are alternatives now that are growing. Join them and gradually
leave youtube behind.

Refrain from using Google search. It really sucks anyway. It fools you
instead of doing an honest search for you. Even Yandex is much better
than Google search. The Russian search engine.

Google became quite rude with people using its products several years
back anyway. They sold you. They became intrusive as intrusive can get.
Shed that scum from your lives and grow elsewhere with healthier services.

Sell your Google stocks and don't look back.

Don't underestimate what you can do as a single person. It matters a lot
for them!

I see a new attempt being made.

Looks like again a new round of funding for Persian speaking bullshit
news outlets has taken effect :) Hehe :) Guess from whose pockets.

Most of them had disappeared after mass murders began in Ghaza. They
didn't have the face to come forward telling Iranians in Persian
language how Israeli government and Nazis behind them were correct in
doing so, therefore their funds stopped and they packed their asses and
left from social media scenes.

They're appearing again! :) Like they want to pretend nothing has
happened. No mass murders. Nothing. Gee hopes you guys have for your
futures.

Israel has threatened to assassinate the leader of the part of militia
forces in Iran that deals with nukes both defensively and offensively. I
earlier mentioned what he said about reviewing and updating their
protocols regarding nuke matters with Israel after Israelis threatened
to attack Iran's nuclear industry sites.

Hit and run again? :) Demons you are, aren't you :) Can't change that
either. Well, dare to do it just once more!

Just once.

It's obvious what scared the Israelis. It was the implication of that
remark he made. It implied Iran may make preemptive nuclear attack if
Israelis keep talking about hitting Iran's nuclear sites. This is why I
mentioned it earlier today, and this is what scared the Israelis out of
their pants, now threatening his life.

So... hehe :) Go for it! Either shut your vile fucking mouths up about
anything Iranian, or go for it and do it. It will really be a good show
to see.

Iranians don't have to follow stupid "international" rules just so
motherfucker mass murderers like you and your backers would feel better.
Make threats to their nuclear sites and they'll preemptively blow your
dead asses to where you appeared from. They're the militia, you idiots,
not the regular military and all its "international rules". They will do
anything they deem necessary. So don't put your criminal asses more than
this in the wrong spots.

I think it takes time, more time, for the Israeli government and Nazis
backing them to get familiar with what changed from before, to after
their mass murdering children and their mothers.

But they don't have to grasp that. All they need is to get familiar with
it, and abide by the new changes.