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  "Intercept" THIS :-) Taskfreak <taskfreak@gmail.com> - 2026-02-07 17:20 -0600
    Re: "Intercept" THIS :-) Taskfreak <taskfreak@gmail.com> - 2026-02-08 12:36 -0600
      Re: "Intercept" THIS :-) Taskfreak <taskfreak@gmail.com> - 2026-02-08 12:47 -0600
        Re: "Intercept" THIS :-) Taskfreak <taskfreak@gmail.com> - 2026-02-09 20:19 -0600
          Re: "Intercept" THIS :-) Taskfreak <taskfreak@gmail.com> - 2026-02-17 19:37 -0600
            Re: "Intercept" THIS :-) Taskfreak <taskfreak@gmail.com> - 2026-02-17 20:18 -0600
              Re: "Intercept" THIS :-) Taskfreak <taskfreak@gmail.com> - 2026-02-25 12:29 -0600
                Re: "Intercept" THIS :-) x <x@x.net> - 2026-02-26 12:21 -0800
                Re: "Intercept" THIS :-) Taskfreak <taskfreak@gmail.com> - 2026-02-26 14:59 -0600
                  Re: "Intercept" THIS :-) Taskfreak <taskfreak@gmail.com> - 2026-02-26 15:48 -0600
                    Re: "Intercept" THIS :-) Taskfreak <taskfreak@gmail.com> - 2026-02-27 14:21 -0600
      Re: "Intercept" THIS :-) athel.cb@gmail.com <user12588@newsgrouper.org.invalid> - 2026-02-09 09:50 +0000
        Re: "Intercept" THIS :-) Taskfreak <taskfreak@gmail.com> - 2026-02-09 19:37 -0600

#895076 — "Intercept" THIS :-)

https://i.postimg.cc/YSHGPvRs/Khorramshahr-4.jpg


Hehe :)

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#895079

On 2/7/26 5:20 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
> 
> 
> 
> https://i.postimg.cc/YSHGPvRs/Khorramshahr-4.jpg
> 
> 
> Hehe :)
> 
> 



Iran's military has just found one of the American bunker buster 14 ton 
bombs that were dropped last June in Iran has failed to go off. 
Scientists are now struggling to have the military move the unexploded 
ordinance to their labs for reverse engineering :-)

Hehe :)

If you found a piece of news later that said Iran has made a special 
missile that can carry a 15 or so tons payload, you know what that will 
mean.

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#895080

On 2/8/26 12:36 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
> On 2/7/26 5:20 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>> https://i.postimg.cc/YSHGPvRs/Khorramshahr-4.jpg
>>
>>
>> Hehe :)
>>
>>
> 
> 
> 
> Iran's military has just found one of the American bunker buster 14 ton 
> bombs that were dropped last June in Iran has failed to go off. 
> Scientists are now struggling to have the military move the unexploded 
> ordinance to their labs for reverse engineering :-)
> 
> Hehe :)
> 
> If you found a piece of news later that said Iran has made a special 
> missile that can carry a 15 or so tons payload, you know what that will 
> mean.
> 
> 


This was by the way disclosed by Iran's foreign minister himself. This 
is how it looks like:

https://i.postimg.cc/MKb1Z1Tq/bunker-buster.jpg

I know why Araghchi revealed this. I see no other reason for it. He is 
probably indirectly telling Israelis their nuclear industries will soon 
be reachable, then toast :-)

Hehehehe :)

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#895087

On 2/8/26 12:47 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
> On 2/8/26 12:36 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>> On 2/7/26 5:20 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> https://i.postimg.cc/YSHGPvRs/Khorramshahr-4.jpg
>>>
>>>
>>> Hehe :)
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Iran's military has just found one of the American bunker buster 14 
>> ton bombs that were dropped last June in Iran has failed to go off. 
>> Scientists are now struggling to have the military move the unexploded 
>> ordinance to their labs for reverse engineering :-)
>>
>> Hehe :)
>>
>> If you found a piece of news later that said Iran has made a special 
>> missile that can carry a 15 or so tons payload, you know what that 
>> will mean.
>>
>>
> 
> 
> This was by the way disclosed by Iran's foreign minister himself. This 
> is how it looks like:
> 
> https://i.postimg.cc/MKb1Z1Tq/bunker-buster.jpg
> 
> I know why Araghchi revealed this. I see no other reason for it. He is 
> probably indirectly telling Israelis their nuclear industries will soon 
> be reachable, then toast :-)
> 
> Hehehehe :)
> 
> 


But that would require a HUGE rocket, going straight above into space, 
then coming back down just as Earth's rotation places Israel smack 
underneath, so the least amount of fuel would be needed for such an 
unusually heavy payload. A one-use type of weapon. Made for Israel :)

Iran, by the way, has developed (and tested) ICBM type also. Tests were 
done on them launching from a distant point in Iran and coming down on 
northern Siberia. The orbits they tried were rather similar to orbits 
from north Siberia to the United States. And they are for now stationed 
in Northern Siberia in case of USA doing something out of proportion to 
Iran. These orbits pass over Greenland and Canada both, but mainly 
Greenland :) So Trump must've become aware of such missiles in the 
northern Siberia, belonging and under the control of Iranians, shortly 
before he began thinking about Greenland (and Canada). Hehe :)

Russians by all probability voluntarily helped Iranians on that 
particular form of project, much in contrast to their extreme 
unwillingness in helping Iran against Israel. They even secretly help 
Israel against Iran. Definitely at least in intelligence gathering.

And since it wouldn't make much sense to build ICBMs for conventional 
payloads, these Iranian ones must be all ready to carry nuclear bombs.

Since they're long-range, European countries can also become targets for 
them, should that day arrive. For Iran, these ICBMs are a must to have 
for survival. Without them USA would've certainly used nukes against Iran.

So none of you Bitch countries and your boss, USA, can nuke Iran. You 
can only lick those thousands of nukes you have, for now.

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#895143

On 2/9/26 8:19 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
> On 2/8/26 12:47 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>> On 2/8/26 12:36 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>> On 2/7/26 5:20 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> https://i.postimg.cc/YSHGPvRs/Khorramshahr-4.jpg
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Hehe :)
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Iran's military has just found one of the American bunker buster 14 
>>> ton bombs that were dropped last June in Iran has failed to go off. 
>>> Scientists are now struggling to have the military move the 
>>> unexploded ordinance to their labs for reverse engineering :-)
>>>
>>> Hehe :)
>>>
>>> If you found a piece of news later that said Iran has made a special 
>>> missile that can carry a 15 or so tons payload, you know what that 
>>> will mean.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>> This was by the way disclosed by Iran's foreign minister himself. This 
>> is how it looks like:
>>
>> https://i.postimg.cc/MKb1Z1Tq/bunker-buster.jpg
>>
>> I know why Araghchi revealed this. I see no other reason for it. He is 
>> probably indirectly telling Israelis their nuclear industries will 
>> soon be reachable, then toast :-)
>>
>> Hehehehe :)
>>
>>
> 
> 
> But that would require a HUGE rocket, going straight above into space, 
> then coming back down just as Earth's rotation places Israel smack 
> underneath, so the least amount of fuel would be needed for such an 
> unusually heavy payload. A one-use type of weapon. Made for Israel :)
> 
> Iran, by the way, has developed (and tested) ICBM type also. Tests were 
> done on them launching from a distant point in Iran and coming down on 
> northern Siberia. The orbits they tried were rather similar to orbits 
> from north Siberia to the United States. And they are for now stationed 
> in Northern Siberia in case of USA doing something out of proportion to 
> Iran. These orbits pass over Greenland and Canada both, but mainly 
> Greenland :) So Trump must've become aware of such missiles in the 
> northern Siberia, belonging and under the control of Iranians, shortly 
> before he began thinking about Greenland (and Canada). Hehe :)
> 
> Russians by all probability voluntarily helped Iranians on that 
> particular form of project, much in contrast to their extreme 
> unwillingness in helping Iran against Israel. They even secretly help 
> Israel against Iran. Definitely at least in intelligence gathering.
> 
> And since it wouldn't make much sense to build ICBMs for conventional 
> payloads, these Iranian ones must be all ready to carry nuclear bombs.
> 
> Since they're long-range, European countries can also become targets for 
> them, should that day arrive. For Iran, these ICBMs are a must to have 
> for survival. Without them USA would've certainly used nukes against Iran.
> 
> So none of you Bitch countries and your boss, USA, can nuke Iran. You 
> can only lick those thousands of nukes you have, for now.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 


Iran's leader today in a live speech broadcast in front of a large 
number of people said this:

    "A U.S. warship is a very dangerous piece of equipment. But 
something that can send it down to the depths of the ocean is more 
dangerous!"

Hahhahahhh :-)) Well said, old man :)

He was probably referring to the Hoot. None of these ships are safe 
against Hoots. There's simply no defense against Hoots. Look that up :)

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#895144

On 2/17/26 7:37 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
> On 2/9/26 8:19 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>> On 2/8/26 12:47 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>> On 2/8/26 12:36 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>>> On 2/7/26 5:20 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> https://i.postimg.cc/YSHGPvRs/Khorramshahr-4.jpg
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Hehe :)
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Iran's military has just found one of the American bunker buster 14 
>>>> ton bombs that were dropped last June in Iran has failed to go off. 
>>>> Scientists are now struggling to have the military move the 
>>>> unexploded ordinance to their labs for reverse engineering :-)
>>>>
>>>> Hehe :)
>>>>
>>>> If you found a piece of news later that said Iran has made a special 
>>>> missile that can carry a 15 or so tons payload, you know what that 
>>>> will mean.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> This was by the way disclosed by Iran's foreign minister himself. 
>>> This is how it looks like:
>>>
>>> https://i.postimg.cc/MKb1Z1Tq/bunker-buster.jpg
>>>
>>> I know why Araghchi revealed this. I see no other reason for it. He 
>>> is probably indirectly telling Israelis their nuclear industries will 
>>> soon be reachable, then toast :-)
>>>
>>> Hehehehe :)
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>> But that would require a HUGE rocket, going straight above into space, 
>> then coming back down just as Earth's rotation places Israel smack 
>> underneath, so the least amount of fuel would be needed for such an 
>> unusually heavy payload. A one-use type of weapon. Made for Israel :)
>>
>> Iran, by the way, has developed (and tested) ICBM type also. Tests 
>> were done on them launching from a distant point in Iran and coming 
>> down on northern Siberia. The orbits they tried were rather similar to 
>> orbits from north Siberia to the United States. And they are for now 
>> stationed in Northern Siberia in case of USA doing something out of 
>> proportion to Iran. These orbits pass over Greenland and Canada both, 
>> but mainly Greenland :) So Trump must've become aware of such missiles 
>> in the northern Siberia, belonging and under the control of Iranians, 
>> shortly before he began thinking about Greenland (and Canada). Hehe :)
>>
>> Russians by all probability voluntarily helped Iranians on that 
>> particular form of project, much in contrast to their extreme 
>> unwillingness in helping Iran against Israel. They even secretly help 
>> Israel against Iran. Definitely at least in intelligence gathering.
>>
>> And since it wouldn't make much sense to build ICBMs for conventional 
>> payloads, these Iranian ones must be all ready to carry nuclear bombs.
>>
>> Since they're long-range, European countries can also become targets 
>> for them, should that day arrive. For Iran, these ICBMs are a must to 
>> have for survival. Without them USA would've certainly used nukes 
>> against Iran.
>>
>> So none of you Bitch countries and your boss, USA, can nuke Iran. You 
>> can only lick those thousands of nukes you have, for now.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
> 
> 
> Iran's leader today in a live speech broadcast in front of a large 
> number of people said this:
> 
>     "A U.S. warship is a very dangerous piece of equipment. But 
> something that can send it down to the depths of the ocean is more 
> dangerous!"
> 
> Hahhahahhh :-)) Well said, old man :)
> 
> He was probably referring to the Hoot. None of these ships are safe 
> against Hoots. There's simply no defense against Hoots. Look that up :)
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 


There was another thing about that speech that's worth mentioning. Right 
behind an above him, a large banner was held against the wall with a 
piece of calligraphy in the style of 9th century Iran written on it. The 
words were in Arabic, a quote from Quran (in a paragraph in Baghareh, 
194th Ayeh). It translates to:

    "So whoever has assaulted you, then assault him in the same way that 
he has assaulted you."

This, I think, carries two significant messages. One is that of course 
when hit, Iran _will_ hit back at U.S. possessions in the region. So 
here the leader had one more time emphasized this decision of his. It 
will be a very messy war! The second significant message in it is more 
ominous. I think it points to a nuclear scenario, in which the USA's 
nuclear attack on Iran (to make things less expensive) will be responded 
with nuclear attack by Iran, on the USA. I mentioned earlier the 
existence of Iranian ICBM stationed in Northern Siberia. I think he has 
ordered the commanders to hit mainland USA by those nukes right after 
Iran is hit by nukes. "... the same way"!

So watch out. He isn't bullshitting. He never bullshits. This thing, 
should you get cute, can cost you dearly. So forget the "cheapest way" 
scenario crap. It won't be cheap. It will be the most expensive.

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#895194

On 2/17/26 8:18 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
> On 2/17/26 7:37 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>> On 2/9/26 8:19 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>> On 2/8/26 12:47 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>>> On 2/8/26 12:36 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>>>> On 2/7/26 5:20 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> https://i.postimg.cc/YSHGPvRs/Khorramshahr-4.jpg
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Hehe :)
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Iran's military has just found one of the American bunker buster 14 
>>>>> ton bombs that were dropped last June in Iran has failed to go off. 
>>>>> Scientists are now struggling to have the military move the 
>>>>> unexploded ordinance to their labs for reverse engineering :-)
>>>>>
>>>>> Hehe :)
>>>>>
>>>>> If you found a piece of news later that said Iran has made a 
>>>>> special missile that can carry a 15 or so tons payload, you know 
>>>>> what that will mean.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> This was by the way disclosed by Iran's foreign minister himself. 
>>>> This is how it looks like:
>>>>
>>>> https://i.postimg.cc/MKb1Z1Tq/bunker-buster.jpg
>>>>
>>>> I know why Araghchi revealed this. I see no other reason for it. He 
>>>> is probably indirectly telling Israelis their nuclear industries 
>>>> will soon be reachable, then toast :-)
>>>>
>>>> Hehehehe :)
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> But that would require a HUGE rocket, going straight above into 
>>> space, then coming back down just as Earth's rotation places Israel 
>>> smack underneath, so the least amount of fuel would be needed for 
>>> such an unusually heavy payload. A one-use type of weapon. Made for 
>>> Israel :)
>>>
>>> Iran, by the way, has developed (and tested) ICBM type also. Tests 
>>> were done on them launching from a distant point in Iran and coming 
>>> down on northern Siberia. The orbits they tried were rather similar 
>>> to orbits from north Siberia to the United States. And they are for 
>>> now stationed in Northern Siberia in case of USA doing something out 
>>> of proportion to Iran. These orbits pass over Greenland and Canada 
>>> both, but mainly Greenland :) So Trump must've become aware of such 
>>> missiles in the northern Siberia, belonging and under the control of 
>>> Iranians, shortly before he began thinking about Greenland (and 
>>> Canada). Hehe :)
>>>
>>> Russians by all probability voluntarily helped Iranians on that 
>>> particular form of project, much in contrast to their extreme 
>>> unwillingness in helping Iran against Israel. They even secretly help 
>>> Israel against Iran. Definitely at least in intelligence gathering.
>>>
>>> And since it wouldn't make much sense to build ICBMs for conventional 
>>> payloads, these Iranian ones must be all ready to carry nuclear bombs.
>>>
>>> Since they're long-range, European countries can also become targets 
>>> for them, should that day arrive. For Iran, these ICBMs are a must to 
>>> have for survival. Without them USA would've certainly used nukes 
>>> against Iran.
>>>
>>> So none of you Bitch countries and your boss, USA, can nuke Iran. You 
>>> can only lick those thousands of nukes you have, for now.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>> Iran's leader today in a live speech broadcast in front of a large 
>> number of people said this:
>>
>>     "A U.S. warship is a very dangerous piece of equipment. But 
>> something that can send it down to the depths of the ocean is more 
>> dangerous!"
>>
>> Hahhahahhh :-)) Well said, old man :)
>>
>> He was probably referring to the Hoot. None of these ships are safe 
>> against Hoots. There's simply no defense against Hoots. Look that up :)
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
> 
> 
> There was another thing about that speech that's worth mentioning. Right 
> behind an above him, a large banner was held against the wall with a 
> piece of calligraphy in the style of 9th century Iran written on it. The 
> words were in Arabic, a quote from Quran (in a paragraph in Baghareh, 
> 194th Ayeh). It translates to:
> 
>     "So whoever has assaulted you, then assault him in the same way that 
> he has assaulted you."
> 
> This, I think, carries two significant messages. One is that of course 
> when hit, Iran _will_ hit back at U.S. possessions in the region. So 
> here the leader had one more time emphasized this decision of his. It 
> will be a very messy war! The second significant message in it is more 
> ominous. I think it points to a nuclear scenario, in which the USA's 
> nuclear attack on Iran (to make things less expensive) will be responded 
> with nuclear attack by Iran, on the USA. I mentioned earlier the 
> existence of Iranian ICBM stationed in Northern Siberia. I think he has 
> ordered the commanders to hit mainland USA by those nukes right after 
> Iran is hit by nukes. "... the same way"!
> 
> So watch out. He isn't bullshitting. He never bullshits. This thing, 
> should you get cute, can cost you dearly. So forget the "cheapest way" 
> scenario crap. It won't be cheap. It will be the most expensive.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 



Speaking of missiles, Iran used only a few of her best missiles in the 
12-day war last June. Less than 5 of them in fact. They did it! Here is 
the newly come out video of the very last one which hit Israel right 
before cease fire went into effect:

https://streamable.com/677dqz

This link will expire in 2 days, so download it if you want to keep it.

Did you see the speed of the thing?.. Virtually impossible to intercept. 
Perhaps 1% chance of accidentally intercepting it. It is just too fast. 
Israel boasts that Iran's skies were under its control within a couple 
of days. Well, Israel's skies were also under Iran's control from the 
day one!

Iran used the old and earlier versions to both inflict harm and use up 
most of Israel's and its allies' defensive missiles. This task was 
completed in about 10 days. Then Iran began to launch the best ones, one 
by one! No need to provide distractions. Each one of them safely passed 
through all layers of defense and hit their targets (two ports in Haifa 
and Ashdod). And Israelis immediately urged USA to ask Iran for cease fire.

Funny to see that even in this unforeseen operation, Iran attempted to 
test a bunch of stuff :) Truly some commanders there know what they're 
doing without getting distracted by losses. In the midst of all that 
crap, they tested to find what uses up enemies' defensive systems for 
sure, and what can make it there at the targets without any support 
system, and with dead certainty!

Iran is ready for this "war" (fake one). More than that, I'm personally 
itching for it to start. I have desired it since a quarter of a century 
back. It must happen. It is only fair that this war happens. It is good 
for Iran and Iranians, and it will resolve a horde of problems that 
Americans have, all stemming from the question of Israel.

Any advancement in the defenses in Iran, under this notoriously lazy 
regime, has taken place when a certain threat against her was realized. 
Each one of such advances has that reason behind it. This is crap. This 
is not building defense. I think in a real war against USA and Israel, 
Iran will rapidly advance in creating defensing systems. Time will be on 
Iran's side.

And time won't be on Iran's side without a war.

To kick a mullah's ass into action, nothing short of war works. It has 
to come to immediate threat for their existence for them to lift their 
unbelievably lazy and selfish asses to do their jobs properly. Israelis 
in fact love those mullahs. If any other Iranians were in their shoes, 
Israel would've turned into a tame sheep decades back.

But now Israelis are talking about invading the whole region. This is 
the effect of having mullahs in power in Iran.

Iranians, one way or another, will correct that! Wait and see for 
yourselves. If this fake war doesn't materialize, another real one will 
begin. Cause it must happen.


So watch this video, Iran's last cordial message for you Israelis, and 
then "intercept" THIS!

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#895202

On 2/25/26 10:29, Taskfreak wrote:

> So watch this video, Iran's last cordial message for you Israelis, and 
> then "intercept" THIS!

Clearly you controlled by machines called 'television sets and radios'
which you worship as gods.  These demons have eaten your soul.  As
long as you consider a television set or radio as an arbiter of
morality then you have sold your soul to Satan and you will not
get it back.

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#895204

On 2/25/26 12:29 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
> On 2/17/26 8:18 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>> On 2/17/26 7:37 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>> On 2/9/26 8:19 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>>> On 2/8/26 12:47 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>>>> On 2/8/26 12:36 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>>>>> On 2/7/26 5:20 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> https://i.postimg.cc/YSHGPvRs/Khorramshahr-4.jpg
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Hehe :)
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Iran's military has just found one of the American bunker buster 
>>>>>> 14 ton bombs that were dropped last June in Iran has failed to go 
>>>>>> off. Scientists are now struggling to have the military move the 
>>>>>> unexploded ordinance to their labs for reverse engineering :-)
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Hehe :)
>>>>>>
>>>>>> If you found a piece of news later that said Iran has made a 
>>>>>> special missile that can carry a 15 or so tons payload, you know 
>>>>>> what that will mean.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> This was by the way disclosed by Iran's foreign minister himself. 
>>>>> This is how it looks like:
>>>>>
>>>>> https://i.postimg.cc/MKb1Z1Tq/bunker-buster.jpg
>>>>>
>>>>> I know why Araghchi revealed this. I see no other reason for it. He 
>>>>> is probably indirectly telling Israelis their nuclear industries 
>>>>> will soon be reachable, then toast :-)
>>>>>
>>>>> Hehehehe :)
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> But that would require a HUGE rocket, going straight above into 
>>>> space, then coming back down just as Earth's rotation places Israel 
>>>> smack underneath, so the least amount of fuel would be needed for 
>>>> such an unusually heavy payload. A one-use type of weapon. Made for 
>>>> Israel :)
>>>>
>>>> Iran, by the way, has developed (and tested) ICBM type also. Tests 
>>>> were done on them launching from a distant point in Iran and coming 
>>>> down on northern Siberia. The orbits they tried were rather similar 
>>>> to orbits from north Siberia to the United States. And they are for 
>>>> now stationed in Northern Siberia in case of USA doing something out 
>>>> of proportion to Iran. These orbits pass over Greenland and Canada 
>>>> both, but mainly Greenland :) So Trump must've become aware of such 
>>>> missiles in the northern Siberia, belonging and under the control of 
>>>> Iranians, shortly before he began thinking about Greenland (and 
>>>> Canada). Hehe :)
>>>>
>>>> Russians by all probability voluntarily helped Iranians on that 
>>>> particular form of project, much in contrast to their extreme 
>>>> unwillingness in helping Iran against Israel. They even secretly 
>>>> help Israel against Iran. Definitely at least in intelligence 
>>>> gathering.
>>>>
>>>> And since it wouldn't make much sense to build ICBMs for 
>>>> conventional payloads, these Iranian ones must be all ready to carry 
>>>> nuclear bombs.
>>>>
>>>> Since they're long-range, European countries can also become targets 
>>>> for them, should that day arrive. For Iran, these ICBMs are a must 
>>>> to have for survival. Without them USA would've certainly used nukes 
>>>> against Iran.
>>>>
>>>> So none of you Bitch countries and your boss, USA, can nuke Iran. 
>>>> You can only lick those thousands of nukes you have, for now.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Iran's leader today in a live speech broadcast in front of a large 
>>> number of people said this:
>>>
>>>     "A U.S. warship is a very dangerous piece of equipment. But 
>>> something that can send it down to the depths of the ocean is more 
>>> dangerous!"
>>>
>>> Hahhahahhh :-)) Well said, old man :)
>>>
>>> He was probably referring to the Hoot. None of these ships are safe 
>>> against Hoots. There's simply no defense against Hoots. Look that up :)
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>> There was another thing about that speech that's worth mentioning. 
>> Right behind an above him, a large banner was held against the wall 
>> with a piece of calligraphy in the style of 9th century Iran written 
>> on it. The words were in Arabic, a quote from Quran (in a paragraph in 
>> Baghareh, 194th Ayeh). It translates to:
>>
>>     "So whoever has assaulted you, then assault him in the same way 
>> that he has assaulted you."
>>
>> This, I think, carries two significant messages. One is that of course 
>> when hit, Iran _will_ hit back at U.S. possessions in the region. So 
>> here the leader had one more time emphasized this decision of his. It 
>> will be a very messy war! The second significant message in it is more 
>> ominous. I think it points to a nuclear scenario, in which the USA's 
>> nuclear attack on Iran (to make things less expensive) will be 
>> responded with nuclear attack by Iran, on the USA. I mentioned earlier 
>> the existence of Iranian ICBM stationed in Northern Siberia. I think 
>> he has ordered the commanders to hit mainland USA by those nukes right 
>> after Iran is hit by nukes. "... the same way"!
>>
>> So watch out. He isn't bullshitting. He never bullshits. This thing, 
>> should you get cute, can cost you dearly. So forget the "cheapest way" 
>> scenario crap. It won't be cheap. It will be the most expensive.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
> 
> 
> 
> Speaking of missiles, Iran used only a few of her best missiles in the 
> 12-day war last June. Less than 5 of them in fact. They did it! Here is 
> the newly come out video of the very last one which hit Israel right 
> before cease fire went into effect:
> 
> https://streamable.com/677dqz
> 
> This link will expire in 2 days, so download it if you want to keep it.
> 
> Did you see the speed of the thing?.. Virtually impossible to intercept. 
> Perhaps 1% chance of accidentally intercepting it. It is just too fast. 
> Israel boasts that Iran's skies were under its control within a couple 
> of days. Well, Israel's skies were also under Iran's control from the 
> day one!
> 
> Iran used the old and earlier versions to both inflict harm and use up 
> most of Israel's and its allies' defensive missiles. This task was 
> completed in about 10 days. Then Iran began to launch the best ones, one 
> by one! No need to provide distractions. Each one of them safely passed 
> through all layers of defense and hit their targets (two ports in Haifa 
> and Ashdod). And Israelis immediately urged USA to ask Iran for cease fire.
> 
> Funny to see that even in this unforeseen operation, Iran attempted to 
> test a bunch of stuff :) Truly some commanders there know what they're 
> doing without getting distracted by losses. In the midst of all that 
> crap, they tested to find what uses up enemies' defensive systems for 
> sure, and what can make it there at the targets without any support 
> system, and with dead certainty!
> 
> Iran is ready for this "war" (fake one). More than that, I'm personally 
> itching for it to start. I have desired it since a quarter of a century 
> back. It must happen. It is only fair that this war happens. It is good 
> for Iran and Iranians, and it will resolve a horde of problems that 
> Americans have, all stemming from the question of Israel.
> 
> Any advancement in the defenses in Iran, under this notoriously lazy 
> regime, has taken place when a certain threat against her was realized. 
> Each one of such advances has that reason behind it. This is crap. This 
> is not building defense. I think in a real war against USA and Israel, 
> Iran will rapidly advance in creating defensing systems. Time will be on 
> Iran's side.
> 
> And time won't be on Iran's side without a war.
> 
> To kick a mullah's ass into action, nothing short of war works. It has 
> to come to immediate threat for their existence for them to lift their 
> unbelievably lazy and selfish asses to do their jobs properly. Israelis 
> in fact love those mullahs. If any other Iranians were in their shoes, 
> Israel would've turned into a tame sheep decades back.
> 
> But now Israelis are talking about invading the whole region. This is 
> the effect of having mullahs in power in Iran.
> 
> Iranians, one way or another, will correct that! Wait and see for 
> yourselves. If this fake war doesn't materialize, another real one will 
> begin. Cause it must happen.
> 
> 
> So watch this video, Iran's last cordial message for you Israelis, and 
> then "intercept" THIS!
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 



A list of improvements in Iran's air defense and offense capabilities in 
land and sea wars, since the 12-day war last June, is out now. I wonder 
why they should publish such facts. Situation is indeed very different 
from previous wars, isn't it. It's a whole new world. In normal or 
perhaps past wars such info would be kept secret.

I think it is most probably to make Americans understand what Iran can 
do in this coming war, so costs on both sides would remain minimum 
rather than reaching such understanding after a very costly war.

Here is some of the facts revealed today:

- A new software package was added to what controls the midterm phase of 
the missile via the so-called "vernier thrusters".

- A new software package was added to what controls the terminal phase 
of the missile's optics in the visible range.

- Several new software packages were added to what controls the terminal 
phase of the missile's optics in the thermal range.

- A new software package was added to what controls how fuel burns.

- Two new types of liquid fuel ballistic missiles are created.

- Three new types of solid fuel missiles are created (their range aren't 
specified)

- Several aspects of offensive command and control are now mutually 
interfaced to create hybrid navigation. In the last war such controls 
were carried out separately with obvious sabotage and/or enemy 
manipulations involved. The new improvements will not rely only, say on 
GLONASS, or on GPS, or even on BeiDou which is newly made possible to 
use. It will be quite difficult to fool the missiles away from their 
intended targets.

- Many native "command and control" systems across Iran are now 
implemented that are developed and tested by the Militia several times 
over, but were not used in the 12-day war despite the recommendations of 
the scientists. The mullahs preferred Russian systems (which in 
retrospect makes one wonder why), all of which proved useless and 
deliberately made ineffective by Russians themselves. Now the sucker 
mullahs, including the traitors among them, are tame enough to allow 
what the scientists want. These C2 systems are almost impossible to get 
manipulated _or_ disturbed by the enemy, be it Israelis, Russians, 
Chinese, or the Americans. Iran's skies will not be as yielding to 
attacks as it were in the 12-day war.

- Several low quality sensors that failed during the war are now 
replaced with the state of the art ones purchased from the Chinese right 
after war ended.

- Several low quality modules that failed during the war are replaced 
with high quality ones using high quality parts purchased from China.

- The warfare designs and protocols have been thoroughly adjusted with 
tactics and strategies discovered to be vital, and yet absent, in the 
last war. AI is now fully implemented to assist the operators as well as 
the decision makers.

- Surveillance, and the immediate use of war designs based on it, has 
been increased. A large number of radars have been newly purchased from 
China and employed across Iran. AI have been trained for many situations 
and are fed with the surveillance information directly to assist forming 
and using the best war designs in response.

- The existing surveillance at the time of the last war, itself, has 
been upgraded both in quantity and quality, now heavily using AI that 
are trained for them.

- The tactics used in the last war which failed are now abandoned and 
replaced with new much more intelligent ones that adjust themselves 
almost automatically as war proceeds.

- War related infrastructure has been strengthened. Tunnels are now 
longer and more numerous. War sites are now more numerous, more 
hardened, and more sophisticated.

- AI controlled launchers have become commonplace. Not even one of them 
existed in the last war.

- The "kill zone" in the sea war is now significantly expanded, and is 
expanding rapidly (probably why Iran agreed to "negotiate" to buy time) 
by using what was purchased from China directly in connection with U.S. 
Navy intentions.

- More efficient quadcopter-killers have been purchased from China, and 
tested and installed at numerous locations to lower the impact of 5th 
column activities.

- A huge number of 5th column enemy nuclei across Iran were discovered 
and dismantled since the last war. It is an ongoing process.


That's the gist of what was published yesterday in Persian. I listed 
these improvements here in the hope that U.S. military may have access 
to it should the Israelis and their cohorts in USA and Europe prevent 
such information from reaching its intended audience.

Every improvement made since the 12-day war has been based on the test 
results obtained through it. Thank you for pressing Iranians the right 
way! In the absence of it, many of the improvements would not have taken 
place today. Mullahs need to be kicked hard intermittently - if not 
periodically! - to allow what Iranian scientists and the Militia want 
done. Mullahs are sitting on the oil wells all by themselves, and have 
complete monopoly on the funds, and will NOT share it with Iranian 
scientists unless they're forced to, out of fear of death itself! That's 
how they are and have been.

The given estimate is that Iran's defenses are now an order of magnitude 
stronger than it was at the 12-day war. 10 Irans instead of just one.

Truly god bless Israelis' notorious dimness, and God Bless America!..

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#895206

On 2/26/26 2:59 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
> On 2/25/26 12:29 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>> On 2/17/26 8:18 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>> On 2/17/26 7:37 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>>> On 2/9/26 8:19 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>>>> On 2/8/26 12:47 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>>>>> On 2/8/26 12:36 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>>>>>> On 2/7/26 5:20 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> https://i.postimg.cc/YSHGPvRs/Khorramshahr-4.jpg
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Hehe :)
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Iran's military has just found one of the American bunker buster 
>>>>>>> 14 ton bombs that were dropped last June in Iran has failed to go 
>>>>>>> off. Scientists are now struggling to have the military move the 
>>>>>>> unexploded ordinance to their labs for reverse engineering :-)
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Hehe :)
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> If you found a piece of news later that said Iran has made a 
>>>>>>> special missile that can carry a 15 or so tons payload, you know 
>>>>>>> what that will mean.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> This was by the way disclosed by Iran's foreign minister himself. 
>>>>>> This is how it looks like:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> https://i.postimg.cc/MKb1Z1Tq/bunker-buster.jpg
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I know why Araghchi revealed this. I see no other reason for it. 
>>>>>> He is probably indirectly telling Israelis their nuclear 
>>>>>> industries will soon be reachable, then toast :-)
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Hehehehe :)
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> But that would require a HUGE rocket, going straight above into 
>>>>> space, then coming back down just as Earth's rotation places Israel 
>>>>> smack underneath, so the least amount of fuel would be needed for 
>>>>> such an unusually heavy payload. A one-use type of weapon. Made for 
>>>>> Israel :)
>>>>>
>>>>> Iran, by the way, has developed (and tested) ICBM type also. Tests 
>>>>> were done on them launching from a distant point in Iran and coming 
>>>>> down on northern Siberia. The orbits they tried were rather similar 
>>>>> to orbits from north Siberia to the United States. And they are for 
>>>>> now stationed in Northern Siberia in case of USA doing something 
>>>>> out of proportion to Iran. These orbits pass over Greenland and 
>>>>> Canada both, but mainly Greenland :) So Trump must've become aware 
>>>>> of such missiles in the northern Siberia, belonging and under the 
>>>>> control of Iranians, shortly before he began thinking about 
>>>>> Greenland (and Canada). Hehe :)
>>>>>
>>>>> Russians by all probability voluntarily helped Iranians on that 
>>>>> particular form of project, much in contrast to their extreme 
>>>>> unwillingness in helping Iran against Israel. They even secretly 
>>>>> help Israel against Iran. Definitely at least in intelligence 
>>>>> gathering.
>>>>>
>>>>> And since it wouldn't make much sense to build ICBMs for 
>>>>> conventional payloads, these Iranian ones must be all ready to 
>>>>> carry nuclear bombs.
>>>>>
>>>>> Since they're long-range, European countries can also become 
>>>>> targets for them, should that day arrive. For Iran, these ICBMs are 
>>>>> a must to have for survival. Without them USA would've certainly 
>>>>> used nukes against Iran.
>>>>>
>>>>> So none of you Bitch countries and your boss, USA, can nuke Iran. 
>>>>> You can only lick those thousands of nukes you have, for now.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Iran's leader today in a live speech broadcast in front of a large 
>>>> number of people said this:
>>>>
>>>>     "A U.S. warship is a very dangerous piece of equipment. But 
>>>> something that can send it down to the depths of the ocean is more 
>>>> dangerous!"
>>>>
>>>> Hahhahahhh :-)) Well said, old man :)
>>>>
>>>> He was probably referring to the Hoot. None of these ships are safe 
>>>> against Hoots. There's simply no defense against Hoots. Look that up :)
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> There was another thing about that speech that's worth mentioning. 
>>> Right behind an above him, a large banner was held against the wall 
>>> with a piece of calligraphy in the style of 9th century Iran written 
>>> on it. The words were in Arabic, a quote from Quran (in a paragraph 
>>> in Baghareh, 194th Ayeh). It translates to:
>>>
>>>     "So whoever has assaulted you, then assault him in the same way 
>>> that he has assaulted you."
>>>
>>> This, I think, carries two significant messages. One is that of 
>>> course when hit, Iran _will_ hit back at U.S. possessions in the 
>>> region. So here the leader had one more time emphasized this decision 
>>> of his. It will be a very messy war! The second significant message 
>>> in it is more ominous. I think it points to a nuclear scenario, in 
>>> which the USA's nuclear attack on Iran (to make things less 
>>> expensive) will be responded with nuclear attack by Iran, on the USA. 
>>> I mentioned earlier the existence of Iranian ICBM stationed in 
>>> Northern Siberia. I think he has ordered the commanders to hit 
>>> mainland USA by those nukes right after Iran is hit by nukes. "... 
>>> the same way"!
>>>
>>> So watch out. He isn't bullshitting. He never bullshits. This thing, 
>>> should you get cute, can cost you dearly. So forget the "cheapest 
>>> way" scenario crap. It won't be cheap. It will be the most expensive.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Speaking of missiles, Iran used only a few of her best missiles in the 
>> 12-day war last June. Less than 5 of them in fact. They did it! Here 
>> is the newly come out video of the very last one which hit Israel 
>> right before cease fire went into effect:
>>
>> https://streamable.com/677dqz
>>
>> This link will expire in 2 days, so download it if you want to keep it.
>>
>> Did you see the speed of the thing?.. Virtually impossible to 
>> intercept. Perhaps 1% chance of accidentally intercepting it. It is 
>> just too fast. Israel boasts that Iran's skies were under its control 
>> within a couple of days. Well, Israel's skies were also under Iran's 
>> control from the day one!
>>
>> Iran used the old and earlier versions to both inflict harm and use up 
>> most of Israel's and its allies' defensive missiles. This task was 
>> completed in about 10 days. Then Iran began to launch the best ones, 
>> one by one! No need to provide distractions. Each one of them safely 
>> passed through all layers of defense and hit their targets (two ports 
>> in Haifa and Ashdod). And Israelis immediately urged USA to ask Iran 
>> for cease fire.
>>
>> Funny to see that even in this unforeseen operation, Iran attempted to 
>> test a bunch of stuff :) Truly some commanders there know what they're 
>> doing without getting distracted by losses. In the midst of all that 
>> crap, they tested to find what uses up enemies' defensive systems for 
>> sure, and what can make it there at the targets without any support 
>> system, and with dead certainty!
>>
>> Iran is ready for this "war" (fake one). More than that, I'm 
>> personally itching for it to start. I have desired it since a quarter 
>> of a century back. It must happen. It is only fair that this war 
>> happens. It is good for Iran and Iranians, and it will resolve a horde 
>> of problems that Americans have, all stemming from the question of 
>> Israel.
>>
>> Any advancement in the defenses in Iran, under this notoriously lazy 
>> regime, has taken place when a certain threat against her was 
>> realized. Each one of such advances has that reason behind it. This is 
>> crap. This is not building defense. I think in a real war against USA 
>> and Israel, Iran will rapidly advance in creating defensing systems. 
>> Time will be on Iran's side.
>>
>> And time won't be on Iran's side without a war.
>>
>> To kick a mullah's ass into action, nothing short of war works. It has 
>> to come to immediate threat for their existence for them to lift their 
>> unbelievably lazy and selfish asses to do their jobs properly. 
>> Israelis in fact love those mullahs. If any other Iranians were in 
>> their shoes, Israel would've turned into a tame sheep decades back.
>>
>> But now Israelis are talking about invading the whole region. This is 
>> the effect of having mullahs in power in Iran.
>>
>> Iranians, one way or another, will correct that! Wait and see for 
>> yourselves. If this fake war doesn't materialize, another real one 
>> will begin. Cause it must happen.
>>
>>
>> So watch this video, Iran's last cordial message for you Israelis, and 
>> then "intercept" THIS!
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
> 
> 
> 
> A list of improvements in Iran's air defense and offense capabilities in 
> land and sea wars, since the 12-day war last June, is out now. I wonder 
> why they should publish such facts. Situation is indeed very different 
> from previous wars, isn't it. It's a whole new world. In normal or 
> perhaps past wars such info would be kept secret.
> 
> I think it is most probably to make Americans understand what Iran can 
> do in this coming war, so costs on both sides would remain minimum 
> rather than reaching such understanding after a very costly war.
> 
> Here is some of the facts revealed today:
> 
> - A new software package was added to what controls the midterm phase of 
> the missile via the so-called "vernier thrusters".
> 
> - A new software package was added to what controls the terminal phase 
> of the missile's optics in the visible range.
> 
> - Several new software packages were added to what controls the terminal 
> phase of the missile's optics in the thermal range.
> 
> - A new software package was added to what controls how fuel burns.
> 
> - Two new types of liquid fuel ballistic missiles are created.
> 
> - Three new types of solid fuel missiles are created (their range aren't 
> specified)
> 
> - Several aspects of offensive command and control are now mutually 
> interfaced to create hybrid navigation. In the last war such controls 
> were carried out separately with obvious sabotage and/or enemy 
> manipulations involved. The new improvements will not rely only, say on 
> GLONASS, or on GPS, or even on BeiDou which is newly made possible to 
> use. It will be quite difficult to fool the missiles away from their 
> intended targets.
> 
> - Many native "command and control" systems across Iran are now 
> implemented that are developed and tested by the Militia several times 
> over, but were not used in the 12-day war despite the recommendations of 
> the scientists. The mullahs preferred Russian systems (which in 
> retrospect makes one wonder why), all of which proved useless and 
> deliberately made ineffective by Russians themselves. Now the sucker 
> mullahs, including the traitors among them, are tame enough to allow 
> what the scientists want. These C2 systems are almost impossible to get 
> manipulated _or_ disturbed by the enemy, be it Israelis, Russians, 
> Chinese, or the Americans. Iran's skies will not be as yielding to 
> attacks as it were in the 12-day war.
> 
> - Several low quality sensors that failed during the war are now 
> replaced with the state of the art ones purchased from the Chinese right 
> after war ended.
> 
> - Several low quality modules that failed during the war are replaced 
> with high quality ones using high quality parts purchased from China.
> 
> - The warfare designs and protocols have been thoroughly adjusted with 
> tactics and strategies discovered to be vital, and yet absent, in the 
> last war. AI is now fully implemented to assist the operators as well as 
> the decision makers.
> 
> - Surveillance, and the immediate use of war designs based on it, has 
> been increased. A large number of radars have been newly purchased from 
> China and employed across Iran. AI have been trained for many situations 
> and are fed with the surveillance information directly to assist forming 
> and using the best war designs in response.
> 
> - The existing surveillance at the time of the last war, itself, has 
> been upgraded both in quantity and quality, now heavily using AI that 
> are trained for them.
> 
> - The tactics used in the last war which failed are now abandoned and 
> replaced with new much more intelligent ones that adjust themselves 
> almost automatically as war proceeds.
> 
> - War related infrastructure has been strengthened. Tunnels are now 
> longer and more numerous. War sites are now more numerous, more 
> hardened, and more sophisticated.
> 
> - AI controlled launchers have become commonplace. Not even one of them 
> existed in the last war.
> 
> - The "kill zone" in the sea war is now significantly expanded, and is 
> expanding rapidly (probably why Iran agreed to "negotiate" to buy time) 
> by using what was purchased from China directly in connection with U.S. 
> Navy intentions.
> 
> - More efficient quadcopter-killers have been purchased from China, and 
> tested and installed at numerous locations to lower the impact of 5th 
> column activities.
> 
> - A huge number of 5th column enemy nuclei across Iran were discovered 
> and dismantled since the last war. It is an ongoing process.
> 
> 
> That's the gist of what was published yesterday in Persian. I listed 
> these improvements here in the hope that U.S. military may have access 
> to it should the Israelis and their cohorts in USA and Europe prevent 
> such information from reaching its intended audience.
> 
> Every improvement made since the 12-day war has been based on the test 
> results obtained through it. Thank you for pressing Iranians the right 
> way! In the absence of it, many of the improvements would not have taken 
> place today. Mullahs need to be kicked hard intermittently - if not 
> periodically! - to allow what Iranian scientists and the Militia want 
> done. Mullahs are sitting on the oil wells all by themselves, and have 
> complete monopoly on the funds, and will NOT share it with Iranian 
> scientists unless they're forced to, out of fear of death itself! That's 
> how they are and have been.
> 
> The given estimate is that Iran's defenses are now an order of magnitude 
> stronger than it was at the 12-day war. 10 Irans instead of just one.
> 
> Truly god bless Israelis' notorious dimness, and God Bless America!..
> 
> 
> 



The upcoming improvement in the sea war, resulting from newly made 
agreement between Iran and China to purchase anti-ship cruise missiles 
is not part of what was listed above. Depending on when the war begins, 
such improvement will most likely not be made until sometime in the 
middle of the war.

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#895215

On 2/26/26 3:48 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
> On 2/26/26 2:59 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>> On 2/25/26 12:29 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>> On 2/17/26 8:18 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>>> On 2/17/26 7:37 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>>>> On 2/9/26 8:19 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>>>>> On 2/8/26 12:47 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>>>>>> On 2/8/26 12:36 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>>>>>>> On 2/7/26 5:20 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> https://i.postimg.cc/YSHGPvRs/Khorramshahr-4.jpg
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Hehe :)
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Iran's military has just found one of the American bunker buster 
>>>>>>>> 14 ton bombs that were dropped last June in Iran has failed to 
>>>>>>>> go off. Scientists are now struggling to have the military move 
>>>>>>>> the unexploded ordinance to their labs for reverse engineering :-)
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Hehe :)
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> If you found a piece of news later that said Iran has made a 
>>>>>>>> special missile that can carry a 15 or so tons payload, you know 
>>>>>>>> what that will mean.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> This was by the way disclosed by Iran's foreign minister himself. 
>>>>>>> This is how it looks like:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> https://i.postimg.cc/MKb1Z1Tq/bunker-buster.jpg
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> I know why Araghchi revealed this. I see no other reason for it. 
>>>>>>> He is probably indirectly telling Israelis their nuclear 
>>>>>>> industries will soon be reachable, then toast :-)
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Hehehehe :)
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> But that would require a HUGE rocket, going straight above into 
>>>>>> space, then coming back down just as Earth's rotation places 
>>>>>> Israel smack underneath, so the least amount of fuel would be 
>>>>>> needed for such an unusually heavy payload. A one-use type of 
>>>>>> weapon. Made for Israel :)
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Iran, by the way, has developed (and tested) ICBM type also. Tests 
>>>>>> were done on them launching from a distant point in Iran and 
>>>>>> coming down on northern Siberia. The orbits they tried were rather 
>>>>>> similar to orbits from north Siberia to the United States. And 
>>>>>> they are for now stationed in Northern Siberia in case of USA 
>>>>>> doing something out of proportion to Iran. These orbits pass over 
>>>>>> Greenland and Canada both, but mainly Greenland :) So Trump 
>>>>>> must've become aware of such missiles in the northern Siberia, 
>>>>>> belonging and under the control of Iranians, shortly before he 
>>>>>> began thinking about Greenland (and Canada). Hehe :)
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Russians by all probability voluntarily helped Iranians on that 
>>>>>> particular form of project, much in contrast to their extreme 
>>>>>> unwillingness in helping Iran against Israel. They even secretly 
>>>>>> help Israel against Iran. Definitely at least in intelligence 
>>>>>> gathering.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> And since it wouldn't make much sense to build ICBMs for 
>>>>>> conventional payloads, these Iranian ones must be all ready to 
>>>>>> carry nuclear bombs.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Since they're long-range, European countries can also become 
>>>>>> targets for them, should that day arrive. For Iran, these ICBMs 
>>>>>> are a must to have for survival. Without them USA would've 
>>>>>> certainly used nukes against Iran.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> So none of you Bitch countries and your boss, USA, can nuke Iran. 
>>>>>> You can only lick those thousands of nukes you have, for now.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Iran's leader today in a live speech broadcast in front of a large 
>>>>> number of people said this:
>>>>>
>>>>>     "A U.S. warship is a very dangerous piece of equipment. But 
>>>>> something that can send it down to the depths of the ocean is more 
>>>>> dangerous!"
>>>>>
>>>>> Hahhahahhh :-)) Well said, old man :)
>>>>>
>>>>> He was probably referring to the Hoot. None of these ships are safe 
>>>>> against Hoots. There's simply no defense against Hoots. Look that 
>>>>> up :)
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> There was another thing about that speech that's worth mentioning. 
>>>> Right behind an above him, a large banner was held against the wall 
>>>> with a piece of calligraphy in the style of 9th century Iran written 
>>>> on it. The words were in Arabic, a quote from Quran (in a paragraph 
>>>> in Baghareh, 194th Ayeh). It translates to:
>>>>
>>>>     "So whoever has assaulted you, then assault him in the same way 
>>>> that he has assaulted you."
>>>>
>>>> This, I think, carries two significant messages. One is that of 
>>>> course when hit, Iran _will_ hit back at U.S. possessions in the 
>>>> region. So here the leader had one more time emphasized this 
>>>> decision of his. It will be a very messy war! The second significant 
>>>> message in it is more ominous. I think it points to a nuclear 
>>>> scenario, in which the USA's nuclear attack on Iran (to make things 
>>>> less expensive) will be responded with nuclear attack by Iran, on 
>>>> the USA. I mentioned earlier the existence of Iranian ICBM stationed 
>>>> in Northern Siberia. I think he has ordered the commanders to hit 
>>>> mainland USA by those nukes right after Iran is hit by nukes. "... 
>>>> the same way"!
>>>>
>>>> So watch out. He isn't bullshitting. He never bullshits. This thing, 
>>>> should you get cute, can cost you dearly. So forget the "cheapest 
>>>> way" scenario crap. It won't be cheap. It will be the most expensive.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Speaking of missiles, Iran used only a few of her best missiles in 
>>> the 12-day war last June. Less than 5 of them in fact. They did it! 
>>> Here is the newly come out video of the very last one which hit 
>>> Israel right before cease fire went into effect:
>>>
>>> https://streamable.com/677dqz
>>>
>>> This link will expire in 2 days, so download it if you want to keep it.
>>>
>>> Did you see the speed of the thing?.. Virtually impossible to 
>>> intercept. Perhaps 1% chance of accidentally intercepting it. It is 
>>> just too fast. Israel boasts that Iran's skies were under its control 
>>> within a couple of days. Well, Israel's skies were also under Iran's 
>>> control from the day one!
>>>
>>> Iran used the old and earlier versions to both inflict harm and use 
>>> up most of Israel's and its allies' defensive missiles. This task was 
>>> completed in about 10 days. Then Iran began to launch the best ones, 
>>> one by one! No need to provide distractions. Each one of them safely 
>>> passed through all layers of defense and hit their targets (two ports 
>>> in Haifa and Ashdod). And Israelis immediately urged USA to ask Iran 
>>> for cease fire.
>>>
>>> Funny to see that even in this unforeseen operation, Iran attempted 
>>> to test a bunch of stuff :) Truly some commanders there know what 
>>> they're doing without getting distracted by losses. In the midst of 
>>> all that crap, they tested to find what uses up enemies' defensive 
>>> systems for sure, and what can make it there at the targets without 
>>> any support system, and with dead certainty!
>>>
>>> Iran is ready for this "war" (fake one). More than that, I'm 
>>> personally itching for it to start. I have desired it since a quarter 
>>> of a century back. It must happen. It is only fair that this war 
>>> happens. It is good for Iran and Iranians, and it will resolve a 
>>> horde of problems that Americans have, all stemming from the question 
>>> of Israel.
>>>
>>> Any advancement in the defenses in Iran, under this notoriously lazy 
>>> regime, has taken place when a certain threat against her was 
>>> realized. Each one of such advances has that reason behind it. This 
>>> is crap. This is not building defense. I think in a real war against 
>>> USA and Israel, Iran will rapidly advance in creating defensing 
>>> systems. Time will be on Iran's side.
>>>
>>> And time won't be on Iran's side without a war.
>>>
>>> To kick a mullah's ass into action, nothing short of war works. It 
>>> has to come to immediate threat for their existence for them to lift 
>>> their unbelievably lazy and selfish asses to do their jobs properly. 
>>> Israelis in fact love those mullahs. If any other Iranians were in 
>>> their shoes, Israel would've turned into a tame sheep decades back.
>>>
>>> But now Israelis are talking about invading the whole region. This is 
>>> the effect of having mullahs in power in Iran.
>>>
>>> Iranians, one way or another, will correct that! Wait and see for 
>>> yourselves. If this fake war doesn't materialize, another real one 
>>> will begin. Cause it must happen.
>>>
>>>
>>> So watch this video, Iran's last cordial message for you Israelis, 
>>> and then "intercept" THIS!
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>> A list of improvements in Iran's air defense and offense capabilities 
>> in land and sea wars, since the 12-day war last June, is out now. I 
>> wonder why they should publish such facts. Situation is indeed very 
>> different from previous wars, isn't it. It's a whole new world. In 
>> normal or perhaps past wars such info would be kept secret.
>>
>> I think it is most probably to make Americans understand what Iran can 
>> do in this coming war, so costs on both sides would remain minimum 
>> rather than reaching such understanding after a very costly war.
>>
>> Here is some of the facts revealed today:
>>
>> - A new software package was added to what controls the midterm phase 
>> of the missile via the so-called "vernier thrusters".
>>
>> - A new software package was added to what controls the terminal phase 
>> of the missile's optics in the visible range.
>>
>> - Several new software packages were added to what controls the 
>> terminal phase of the missile's optics in the thermal range.
>>
>> - A new software package was added to what controls how fuel burns.
>>
>> - Two new types of liquid fuel ballistic missiles are created.
>>
>> - Three new types of solid fuel missiles are created (their range 
>> aren't specified)
>>
>> - Several aspects of offensive command and control are now mutually 
>> interfaced to create hybrid navigation. In the last war such controls 
>> were carried out separately with obvious sabotage and/or enemy 
>> manipulations involved. The new improvements will not rely only, say 
>> on GLONASS, or on GPS, or even on BeiDou which is newly made possible 
>> to use. It will be quite difficult to fool the missiles away from 
>> their intended targets.
>>
>> - Many native "command and control" systems across Iran are now 
>> implemented that are developed and tested by the Militia several times 
>> over, but were not used in the 12-day war despite the recommendations 
>> of the scientists. The mullahs preferred Russian systems (which in 
>> retrospect makes one wonder why), all of which proved useless and 
>> deliberately made ineffective by Russians themselves. Now the sucker 
>> mullahs, including the traitors among them, are tame enough to allow 
>> what the scientists want. These C2 systems are almost impossible to 
>> get manipulated _or_ disturbed by the enemy, be it Israelis, Russians, 
>> Chinese, or the Americans. Iran's skies will not be as yielding to 
>> attacks as it were in the 12-day war.
>>
>> - Several low quality sensors that failed during the war are now 
>> replaced with the state of the art ones purchased from the Chinese 
>> right after war ended.
>>
>> - Several low quality modules that failed during the war are replaced 
>> with high quality ones using high quality parts purchased from China.
>>
>> - The warfare designs and protocols have been thoroughly adjusted with 
>> tactics and strategies discovered to be vital, and yet absent, in the 
>> last war. AI is now fully implemented to assist the operators as well 
>> as the decision makers.
>>
>> - Surveillance, and the immediate use of war designs based on it, has 
>> been increased. A large number of radars have been newly purchased 
>> from China and employed across Iran. AI have been trained for many 
>> situations and are fed with the surveillance information directly to 
>> assist forming and using the best war designs in response.
>>
>> - The existing surveillance at the time of the last war, itself, has 
>> been upgraded both in quantity and quality, now heavily using AI that 
>> are trained for them.
>>
>> - The tactics used in the last war which failed are now abandoned and 
>> replaced with new much more intelligent ones that adjust themselves 
>> almost automatically as war proceeds.
>>
>> - War related infrastructure has been strengthened. Tunnels are now 
>> longer and more numerous. War sites are now more numerous, more 
>> hardened, and more sophisticated.
>>
>> - AI controlled launchers have become commonplace. Not even one of 
>> them existed in the last war.
>>
>> - The "kill zone" in the sea war is now significantly expanded, and is 
>> expanding rapidly (probably why Iran agreed to "negotiate" to buy 
>> time) by using what was purchased from China directly in connection 
>> with U.S. Navy intentions.
>>
>> - More efficient quadcopter-killers have been purchased from China, 
>> and tested and installed at numerous locations to lower the impact of 
>> 5th column activities.
>>
>> - A huge number of 5th column enemy nuclei across Iran were discovered 
>> and dismantled since the last war. It is an ongoing process.
>>
>>
>> That's the gist of what was published yesterday in Persian. I listed 
>> these improvements here in the hope that U.S. military may have access 
>> to it should the Israelis and their cohorts in USA and Europe prevent 
>> such information from reaching its intended audience.
>>
>> Every improvement made since the 12-day war has been based on the test 
>> results obtained through it. Thank you for pressing Iranians the right 
>> way! In the absence of it, many of the improvements would not have 
>> taken place today. Mullahs need to be kicked hard intermittently - if 
>> not periodically! - to allow what Iranian scientists and the Militia 
>> want done. Mullahs are sitting on the oil wells all by themselves, and 
>> have complete monopoly on the funds, and will NOT share it with 
>> Iranian scientists unless they're forced to, out of fear of death 
>> itself! That's how they are and have been.
>>
>> The given estimate is that Iran's defenses are now an order of 
>> magnitude stronger than it was at the 12-day war. 10 Irans instead of 
>> just one.
>>
>> Truly god bless Israelis' notorious dimness, and God Bless America!..
>>
>>
>>
> 
> 
> 
> The upcoming improvement in the sea war, resulting from newly made 
> agreement between Iran and China to purchase anti-ship cruise missiles 
> is not part of what was listed above. Depending on when the war begins, 
> such improvement will most likely not be made until sometime in the 
> middle of the war.
> 
> 
> 
> 



Did you download the clip that I gave the link here? I hope you did 
cause it is educational :)

You may be under the impression that there is something in the world 
that can intercept and destroy them. Unless such air defense missiles 
(or other types of weapons) are still kept secret, there's nothing that 
can stop them.

Patriots and THAADs, they commonly say, are only effective against 
missiles traveling under Mach 5 speeds, and travelling on a more or less 
straight line. All the missiles Iran has been building since the 12-day 
war, move, the rumor says, up to Mach 25..

None of them move straight, they sort of spiral forward. This design was 
successfully tested in the 12-day war and definitively proved its 
usefulness. The spirals in their motion changes the game for the weapons 
used against them. These defensive missiles oftentimes come directly at 
the offensive one, on the same path that the latter is moving, but in 
the opposite direction (so time would not be working against them - they 
stay much longer on the path). In the new picture that the spiral in the 
motion provides, the defensive missiles will have to be satisfied with a 
probability of hit much less than what the cross-section of hit would've 
been if the offensive missile moved on a straight line. The larger the 
radius of the spiral is, the less the probability of hit.

The underlying physics of the problem is simple :) There's no way to 
exactly oppose the direction of motion of an oncoming missiles that has 
a spiraling motion added to it as well, when speeds are extremely high. 
The reaction time is not long enough to hold the defensive missile's 
path directly opposite to that of the incoming offensive missile. The 
radius of the spiral is constantly changing to begin with, requring 
constant recalculations and readjustments of path of the defensive 
missile. And such changes have to be made under speeds equal to the sum 
of the two missiles' speeds! Do you see the picture?

Let me exaggerate and give a simple analogy to get you to see the 
mechanism, the idea, utilized in this: The situation is far different 
for the defensive missile compared to the offensive one because (when 
exaggerated) it would be like someone turning a cup of water downward 
pouring it down through the air (what the offensive missile is doing), 
compared with trying to move something upward from below to oppose 
water's motion so ideally that it would go up and get poured back in the 
cup! (what the defensive missile is trying to do).  Do you see it now? 
That's what the introduction of a random spiral to the motion of the 
offensive Iranian missile creates for the enemies of Iran to intercept 
that missile successfully.

That's why nobody can stop these newest missiles.

When Israelis were busy selling skins and organs of Palestinian kids, 
Iranian scientists have been busy finding out how they can send them up 
to their Moses. Iranians are alert and thoughtful. Israelis have been 
dim and/or deranged, and certainly _unhinged_.

Trump keeps bullshitting too. Imagine how many of these latest missiles 
will get launched in Iran to hit the enemies' carriers and warships 
under the first 4 or 5 minutes of the start of the war. Virtually every 
one of them will hit their targets, be it American naval and land 
forces, or the big businesses in the Emarat, or virtually every oil 
industry in the entire region.

You know, every time American "analyzers" on their web sites ridiculed 
some claim Iranians made about an advance in their air defense and 
offense systems, they would announce the claim to be nonsense and would 
not believe them. And then, the claims would eventually turn out to be 
true in the action. This has happened a few times.

I hope it happens again. I hope this war begins. It will solve a number 
of rotten issues this region has been engulfed with for decades.

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#895082

Taskfreak <taskfreak@gmail.com> posted:

> On 2/7/26 5:20 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
> > 
> > 
nothing of relevance to this news group.

Time for the killfile, I think

-- 
athel

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#895086

On 2/9/26 3:50 AM, athel.cb@gmail.com wrote:
> 
> Taskfreak <taskfreak@gmail.com> posted:
> 
>> On 2/7/26 5:20 PM, Taskfreak wrote:
>>>
>>>
> nothing of relevance to this news group.
> 
> Time for the killfile, I think
> 


Hehe :)

How high schoolish. If it was "time" you didn't have to advertise it, 
so... Keep reading me through the cracks in the walls, as before.

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