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On 5/11/26 10:41 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
> On 5/11/26 4:32 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>> On 5/11/26 1:57 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> Shortage of sulfur is already being felt. The most used chemical 
>>> compound in the world is sulfuric acid, so .. And China, being the 
>>> main seller of sulfur in the world has subsequently banned its export 
>>> to save it for its own internal use. Therefore the world has suddenly 
>>> lost almost all its supply of sulfur from Persian Gulf and China :)
>>>
>>> You're going to live with it for a while until you realize things 
>>> aren't that simple anymore.
>>>
>>> How long is it since the end of WWII?.. Americans sure ruled 
>>> everywhere from that time on until.. until exactly when? I think the 
>>> beginning of Americans' end ruling the world was 1979 when Iran 
>>> kicked their asses out. The rest of the world, country by country, 
>>> region by region, followed suite.
>>>
>>> Since 1979 Americans did everything in their power to fuck Iranians 
>>> up, and couldn't. Everyone in the world is now watching this empire 
>>> falling. Everything the USA does shows that. Americans go around 
>>> killing fishermen in the waters to show strength! Wow. That's a dying 
>>> empire.
>>>
>>> So.. What do you do without sulfur when you want to make acid 
>>> sulfuric, phosphate fertilizers, extract and purify copper and 
>>> nickel, chip making, and even city water purification? And when 
>>> shortage of copper and nickel begins, how are you going to make 
>>> electric car batteries, for instance?.. How will you compete with 
>>> China's electric cars when they have none of these shortages? How is 
>>> Tesla going to compete with NIO or their ONVO, or the FIREFLY low- 
>>> cost electric vehicles? Those who have the money will go from Tesla 
>>> to ONVO, and those with less money will buy Firefly. Tesla will 
>>> become a dinosaur product.
>>>
>>> Price of nickel and copper is already 80% up after just seeing what's 
>>> coming!
>>>
>>> Do you Americans want to keep staying rude to Iran? It's getting very 
>>> costly for you. And this includes every layer of society in the USA, 
>>> including the top 10% wealthy ones.
>>>
>>> Iran _coordinates_ her actions with China and Russia. And vice versa. 
>>> When Iran makes a move, the two superpowers join in and adjust to 
>>> make it more deadly for your pockets.
>>>
>>> See how things work in this world? It is not like the period after 
>>> WWII when you had everything in the world and all other nations were 
>>> slowly emerging from destitute of the big war. Countries are now 
>>> fully fledged nations. Thinking, creating, producing, and conducting 
>>> wars with you bubble-heads quite cleverly :)
>>>
>>> Hehe :)
>>>
>>
>>
>> An Iranian CIA/Mossad agent who had been convicted sometime back to 
>> death sentence was hanged yesterday.
>>
>> He was a top aerospace engineer in his class finishing his master's 
>> degree in Sharif University (Iran's "MIT") and had a job in Iran's 
>> aerospace industry as a member of a team that made satellites and 
>> tested them. He was arrested after he caused extensive damages and 
>> problems in the projects and revealed the identity of just about 
>> everyone who worked in that section of the industry to both CIA and 
>> Mossad in exchange for money.
>>
>> It's not clear how he got caught. A good scientist overlooking the 
>> progress in his workplace could catch him of course, so either this is 
>> how he got caught or an Iranian spy in Israel (or CIA) blew his cover.
>>
>> So he's stiff and smells like wet cold feta cheese right now.
>>
>> What a shame.
>>
>> In his recorded confessions he said he approached the enemy himself, 
>> explaining to them what type of information he had access to.
>>
>> Funny that part of what he did for money as a spy for the enemy was this:
>>
>>      "Always inculcate and instill the following images among 
>> coworkers, family and relatives, on all social medias, in the 
>> university, and at every opportunity you get among others in the city, 
>> while shopping, while riding a taxi, etc.:
>>
>>       - Iranians are wretched in Iran.
>>       - If you educate yourself, you will have no future in Iran.
>>       - There are no jobs for you in Iran."
>>
>> And a few other images like that, all aimed at resuming the brain- 
>> drain out of Iran that USA enjoyed in the past and does not enjoy it 
>> anymore after early 1990s.
>>
>> Hehe :)
>>
>> This was one of his responsibilities. He had a whole bunch of other 
>> responsibilities too that he fulfilled in exchange for money.
>>
>> I guess he loved spy and espionage fiction. I see no other incentive 
>> in him to sell himself and his country like that while having a top 
>> job and studying in a top university at the same time.
>>
>> Makes you wonder, no?
>>
>> And then getting hanged for that. Something he knew would happen if 
>> discovered. It could be that he had major issues, like being gay, and 
>> felt punishing Iran and Iranians cause he couldn't get married to his 
>> gay partner and give birth to their kids through his ass. You know, 
>> like the first "Jew" that was ever created: a kid who was born out of 
>> the ass of an Arab man.
>>
>> Hmm..
> 
> No, turns out he (the stiff) was a graduate of Tabriz University 
> (electrical engineering) and was getting his masters in Tehran 
> University of Science and Engineering, not Sharif University.
> 
> But he _was_ the top student of his class in both universities. His job 
> involved developing software for control and navigation of satellites 
> and he has a few journal papers in his name.
> 
> The Militia counterintelligence identified and arrested him in February 
> of 2025. His earlier death sentence was approved in the highest court on 
> May 4th.
> 
> 
> Saudis are asking Russians to come for tour of Saudi Arabia. No visa is 
> needed. Flight ticket is only $213, and five-star hotels are just $625 
> for one week :)
> 
> They need cash! :)
> 
> For Russians, places in Saudi Arabia are like those in other planets. 
> Even southern Iran is quite new to them due to temperature.
> 
> But you Americans, if you want to get knifed, tour Saudi Arabia right now.
> 
> 
> I was hoping war would renew over the last weekend, but there's no sign 
> of it yet. Trump might have postponed it to after visiting Xi. Or he has 
> understood what will happen to what remains of the one-family 
> dictatorships of the Persian Gulf if he renews the war and doesn't want 
> to lose them.
> 
> Ghalibaf, on the other hand, said USA has no alternative but to accept 
> all the Iranians' terms. The sooner, the less pain for the world.
> 
> He didn't want to use the word: capitulation - as Americans would, en 
> masse, begin fingering themselves.
> 
> 
> Russians say Zelensky actually uses a lot of cocaine.
> 
> Speaking of Zelensky and Europe in general, the scene in Europe has gone 
> beyond Ukraine and Russia. Ukraine already doesn't even exist. It is 
> only Russia wanting to punish Europeans for what they did to Russia with 
> Ukraine. This includes use of nukes if conventional punishment doesn't 
> work.
> 
> Europeans have historically been the most savage humans in the world. 
> Russia is fed up with them. They caused two wars and killed millions of 
> Russians for nothing other than wanting what savages want. And now this 
> Ukraine.
> 
> Some say Europe is about to explode, but Russians say Europe is about to 
> get punished and placed in their places. Seeing this, even Americans 
> have distanced themselves from Europeans.
> 
> 35 years ago, in usenet, I said with confidence that Europeans are the 
> most savage humans in the world. I brought many reasons and clues. Their 
> 500 years of robbing the world is over and they do not want to believe 
> and accept that. Russians will this time solve this problem before 
> another disaster is created by them.
> 
> Russians connect creation of Ukraine problem, which was by the 
> instigation of Americans, with starting of the war on Iran. They think 
> both have same purposes and are parts of the same plan, mainly to 
> destroy or weaken Russia.
> 
> Some of the recent attacks on mainland Emarat, now that Iran never 
> claimed she did it, are thus known to be works of Saudis. Emarat exited 
> OPEC so it could fuck up oil sales of OPEC nations by manipulating the 
> prices at which it sells oil. Saudis are already fighting them for it.


As I said many times, a number of issues should get settled as soon as 
this coming war begins. One is that a few US warships will get sunk for 
what American submarines did to Iran's warship, Dena, when it was at a 
port in India conducting joint processions with the Indian navy.

That's for sure!

Another is American possessions in Emarat belonging to high tech 
American companies. Now that USA has openly expressed that it will not 
pay reparations for the damages done in Iran, Iran will destroy anything 
American in the West Asia in addition to what the Hormoz will do to the 
USA in the long run.

And then the issue of dead count comes up. Iran, this time around, will 
kill a whole bunch of American troops to balance it with thousands of 
Iranians who got killed by American bombings.

The above issues are irrespective of whether infrastructures on both 
sides will get targeted or not. They are waiting _only_ for the 
beginning of the next phase of war. So consider them already done! 
Something like that. There's no if's and but's about them. The reason 
they should get done is already in the 39 days of war. I.e., in the past.

Yet another one needing done is the closure or close regulation of 
Babolmandab.


The F-35 that had earlier given out emergency code 7700 over Hormoz and 
had flown over Emarat and its transponder was silenced did not land as 
was assumed then. Iranians say it was shot by an anti aircraft missile 
(the upgraded 358 loitering missile).

That whole area's space is filled with such loitering missiles all the 
time. What business does an F-35 have flying over strait of Hormoz? What 
rude motherfuckers. Serves them right. Americans are saying it was over 
Gulf of Oman, not Hormoz zone, but Iranians are saying it was on the 
Hormoz zone side of the boundary between the two as was indicated in the 
maps that Iran had provided.

In the map that Americans have provided the path of its flight is right 
on the boundary of Hormoz zone and the Gulf of Oman! Plus, the path 
begins in the middle of that straight line boundary, which means, to me 
anyway, that it was over Hormoz zone and as soon as it got hit it flew 
first to the boundary and from there to Emarat to avoid spending the 
whole flight time over Hormoz zone.

There's no more news of it which is typical if the jet has crashed. This 
jet was an F-35A Lightning II stealth fighter. A $120 million jet ready 
for combat, $82 million barebone. The upgraded 358 is, oh, about $6000 
each. The price of the inside half of your A/C unit in the house. This 
is called "winning."

It was these bombers that attacked and damaged two Iranian tankers a few 
days ago.


Even the most neo-conservative Americans are saying "walking away from 
this war now seems like the least bad option for the USA."


A 2nd LNG tanker from Qatar to Pakistan was denied crossing the Strait 
of Hormoz by Iran today. This shows the first one who got out didn't go 
as it was planned with Iran.

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