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On 11/4/26 20:11, Taskfreak wrote:
> On 11/4/26 18:11, Taskfreak wrote:
>> On 11/4/26 15:46, Taskfreak wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Trampon must've tried one more time to get into "negotiation" with 
>>> Iran ("negotiation" for him means "Iran's capitulation") cause Rezaee 
>>> one more time in the media said:
>>>
>>>    "Their response was not complete and transparent enough and 
>>> nothing will be done toward normalization if they keep holding to 
>>> that position. If they want Hormoz to open they must first  meet all 
>>> 7 terms in the modified MoU."
>>>
>>> His statement makes full sense as defying any of those terms in the 
>>> MoU means Americans have no intention of doing any of them at all.
>>>
>>> It reminds me of the Jewel of a remark that the ex Leader had once made:
>>>
>>>    " Differences between Islamic Republic of Iran and the government 
>>> of the USA are intrinsic, not incidental."
>>>
>>> That fact alone must show anyone, Iranian or American, that the 
>>> concept of "negotiation" between the two doesn't mean anything.
>>>
>>> Back to the analogy I made before, several times: A house owner 
>>> doesn't negotiate with armed burglars in the absence of a police 
>>> force. He threatens them with death, and means it too.
>>>
>>> There's nothing else that needs or can be done in that situation.
>>>
>>>
>>> General situation of Hormoz right now:
>>> Hormoz is presently open for 4 countries in the world: India, China, 
>>> Iraq, and Ghatar. Ghatar doesn't even pay the fee, but the other 
>>> three do. The American blockade is also letting them through in 
>>> either direction (needing as much oil as Iran has made possible to 
>>> get into the market).
>>>
>>> I don't know what the deal with Ghatar is. They're not saying. All is 
>>> disclosed is that Iran is in certain agreements with Ghatar which 
>>> makes the latter eligible to use Hormoz without any fees.
>>>
>>> With India, the reason behind it has been disclosed: Iran needs to 
>>> import medical drugs from India after her pharma industry got bombed 
>>> and mostly destroyed. With China it is in response to political 
>>> backing received from them. But even China pays the fees.
>>>
>>>
>>> Nothing has changed in Israel, and nothing will, till the end of them!
>>>
>>>
>>> Iraqi resistance revealed that $47 out of every barrel of oil that 
>>> Iraq sells goes to Americans' pockets. What happens to the money 
>>> there in the USA is not clear.
>>>
>>> Don't be a Bitch of USA.
>>>
>>>
>>> EU is trying hard to connect their huge energy prices to closure of 
>>> Hormoz, while it has been obvious that this situation in Europe has 
>>> been the result of Americans preventing EU from buying energy from 
>>> Russia.
>>>
>>> So these Bitch Europeans are paying 20 times higher prices than what 
>>> Russia was selling them before, and they're not even allowed to say 
>>> who forced them into this! EU is totally Israelized.
>>>
>>> In fact Rezaee just the other day said:
>>>
>>>     "Europe is paying all these extra costs just for supporting Israel."
>>>
>>> This statement, in 4 languages, is now written on a banner and is 
>>> hung on the wall of German embassy in Tehran by the university 
>>> students :) This is the picture:
>>>
>>>   https://i.postimg.cc/zGvqjBRN/German-Embassy.jpg
>>>
>>>
>>> Still too soon to know the results of elections in the USA. But there 
>>> is a very high chance that Democrats will get the majority in both 
>>> House and the Senate.
>>>
>>> Interesting fact:
>>> An Iranian-American analyzer said today:
>>>
>>>    "Let's be frank. The Democrats didn't win the midterms. Iran did."
>>>
>>> Hehe :-) Iranians do not like bullies.
>>>
>>> Even as a kid I fucked up every bully in every classroom that I was. 
>>> It was actually easy. Either I alone beat him up until he'd see that 
>>> he had to run away, or we as a pack, would beat him up until he'd see 
>>> that he'd better run away!
>>>
>>> I knew I could manage quite well by myself if the bully was my size. 
>>> I was unusually strong and fast and quite experienced in fighting 
>>> even as a kid. I grew up in a neighborhood in Tehran (ژیر باغ شاه) 
>>> that would make you like that. But in both elementary and high 
>>> school, problem was that the dumbest kids were always older than me, 
>>> therefore larger in size, and bullies were almost always one of these 
>>> dumbest kids.
>>>
>>> They were older because they had one or two years failed to get to 
>>> the next grade, plus I started school 2 years earlier than others and 
>>> was relatively smaller in size than many in the classrooms.
>>>
>>> When the bully was a good 40 cm taller than me, my strength and 
>>> skills wouldn't apply well on him because weight was the number one 
>>> critical factor. There was, for instance, only so much I could do in 
>>> suddenly pulling a big boy toward myself with high enough speed (so 
>>> after dodging his body in time and pulling him rotationally down, 
>>> he'd hit the ground - so kicking him would commence!). Pulling a 
>>> heavy boy wouldn't throw him off-balance at all. Or his long hands 
>>> and legs would prevent me to hit him with my hands and legs.
>>>
>>> So in those cases, we attacked him in a pack unbeknownst to him. He'd 
>>> come forward thinking I was alone and being rude to him, and would 
>>> get surprised when four of us would attack him from four different 
>>> directions with all the power we found in ourselves. It always 
>>> worked! I don't remember an exception.
>>>
>>> And quite often, in every grade that I ever was, there were enough 
>>> students who were either my friend or sensible enough to take part in 
>>> a pack when we'd explain the situation to them. Because they knew 
>>> they'd benefit from it too for their own sake. Everybody knew who the 
>>> bullies were.
>>>
>>> I'm not the only one who grew up like that. A good 99% of Iranians 
>>> grow up like that. So when a punk like your Trampon here causes 
>>> problems for them, he'll get his ass handed to him.
>>>
>>
>> Houthis hit Saudi oil facilities in Baghigh yet one more time. Lots of 
>> fires.
>>
>>
>> The Militia announced 4 more tankers were exploded by mines, 2 tankers 
>> were stopped from using the south illegal corridor of Hormoz, and the 
>> 56th MQ-9 drone was shot down by the Militia today.
>>
>>
>> And American analyst said:
>>
>>    "Failed regime change in Tehran caused regime change in Washington."
>>
>> Hehe :)
>>
>> It's too soon to say that. There might be no change in Washington 
>> whatsoever. This Israelized system is sick and cannot heal itself.
>>
>> Yahoo remains Yahoo, Zionist remains Zionist, and the Sheep remain the 
>> Sheep.
>>
>> By the way, that abomination, Graham's sister, was kicked out by a 
>> Democrat woman.
>>
>> Also the Senate will have a Moslem for the first time.
>>
>> Another American has tweeted:
>>
>>     "How to lose an election: Go to war with Iran."
>>
>> Hahhhahhahhh :-))
>>
>>
>> Slowly, the understanding of what happened to the jet that crashed 
>> close to Trampon's buildings in Florida is coming out. The reason 
>> seems to be a subtle mistake on the part of the pilot (not the co- 
>> pilot) by treating two situations together, each normal and quite 
>> manageable, but deadly when combined.
>>
>> The pilot allowed the jet to enter into cold rainy air mass causing 
>> icing to form on it. Then, to avoid further icing, instead of moving 
>> horizontally out of the air mass, he decided to climb the shorter 
>> distance to higher altitudes to get out of the rainy air mass.
>>
>> This proved fatal and caused a stall in upward motion now that ice had 
>> increased the weight of the jet while horizontal motion was at very 
>> high speed. The stall caused the jet to dive downward with 60 degree 
>> angle with respect to ground and with high speed.
>>
>> In a much higher altitude or lower speed this would not be a life 
>> threatening situation because pilot would have enough time to bring 
>> downward motion to zero before hitting the ground. But at the altitude 
>> that he was at, and the high speed (both horizontal and vertical) 
>> there was not enough time left.
>>
>> This is why co-pilot right after everything was normal suddenly 
>> reported that the jet was losing altitude horribly fast and it didn't 
>> look like they'd make it.
>>
>> High speed by itself limits any maneuver anyway, cause it'll require 
>> more time to do it. And if you're not high enough up in altitude to 
>> have that additional time, then..
>>
>> Pictures of everybody in that plane were first out except that of the 
>> pilot's! Now his picture is out too. He looks like someone who 
>> should've been a milkman.
>>
>>
>> The Leader on American elections:
>>
>>    "Those in Iran who think there will be any change in the foreign 
>> policy of the USA as a result of their party rearrangements, they are 
>> making a big mistake."
>>
>> Amen! This is exactly what I felt and feel also. It won't matter one 
>> bit for Iran.
>>
>> Trampon is left with only one power. Power of veto of what congress 
>> and senate wants. But his own actions also might not get approved by 
>> the two institutions. So there is a chance that in the coming 2 years 
>> nothing major to happen.
>>
>> As far as threat of attacking Iran is concerned, situation stays the 
>> same at least till January 3rd when newly elected reps begin their 
>> jobs. Even then, I don't trust them on matters of Iran. Democrats and 
>> Republicans are the same Yahoos, and Zionists are the same knuckleheads.
>>
>> Iran needs to test one or two hydrogen bombs. That will put some logic 
>> into Yahoos and Zionists. I'd say detonate one above the American base 
>> in Antarctica, and the second one right on Diego Garcia island.
>>
>> Give them 30 seconds advance notice! It would settle one of the 
>> lingering issues. The issue that Iranians who worked on offshore oil 
>> in 1980s were given only 30 seconds by US Navy to leave the facility 
>> before Americans destroyed them. They all died.
>>
>>
> 
> One of the female navy figures that Hegseth had fired has now won a seat 
> in congress as a Democrat. Hegseth had fired her for being there only as 
> a result of DEI practice.
> 
> I don't know how far his decision was correct. She is (was) a Vice Admiral.
> 
> 
> Altogether 8 Moslems either made it to Congress or managed to survive in 
> there. As if I give a damn..
> 
> Hehe :)
> 
> Saddam was also a "Moslem".
> 
> 
> Today was anniversary of some sort of anti-superpower event in Iran. In 
> fact three or even four major events took place in Iran on this day at 
> different years.
> 
> For one, Khomeyni's first major speech criticizing the Shah took place 
> on this day early in 1960s when Shah allowed the law of Capitulations 
> begin practicing in Iran, whereby, any crime by any American in Iran 
> would not get prosecuted. (talking about being rude to the motherfucking 
> bone!).
> 
> Because of that speech Khomeyni was arrested and was about to get 
> executed when other religious leaders in Iran threatened Shah that he 
> cannot execute an Ayatollah. Shah backed off, but a year later, again on 
> this day, exiled Khomeyni to Torkie.
> 
> Torkie was reluctant to jail Khomeyni fearing a Shia-Sonni problem come 
> up, so some months later they in turn exiled him to Iraq. He lived in Iraq for more than 10 years, then were again exiled by Saddam to France, and from there a few months later came back to Iran when people backed by ex land owners who were enemies of the Shah and in turn had secured Carter's green light, toppled the Shah.
> 
> And it was again on this day but in 1979, that Iranian students (and a 
> secret force called "Morabetun") occupied the US embassy in Tehran and 
> took a whole bunch of super rude American diplomats who were doing 
> nothing but planning various coups across Iran, hostage. All coup 
> attempts stopped! This continued until Reagan promised Khomeyni that he 
> will never arrange a coup in Iran, and that's when the hostages were 
> released. Back then such solemn promises still meant something in the USA.
> 
> So today was an important day in Iran's history of anti-superpower 
> movements. Lot's of people and veterans attended the gatherings. In this 
> picture below, this is as much as this wheelchaired veteran could do to 
> stand up when Iran's anthem was being played:
> 
> https://i.postimg.cc/c1bJb2fH/standing.jpg
> 
> :)
> 
> Or perhaps he meant to say: "Hey Trampon, give THIS to Melania!"
> 
> Hahhahahhh :-)
> 
> But no. He just meant to pay his respect in any way he could for the 
> anthem and the special day that today was in Iran's anti-superpower 
> history.
> 
> 
> Explosions in Erbil. Militia is again giving it to the armed trained 
> Kord forces.
> 
> 
> You know, Americans and Israelis bombed and killed 137 of top figures in 
> Iran's government and military in March of this year. But Iran got 
> stronger after that.
> 
> Now with the results of this elections coming out, it is clear to see 
> that Trampon's is the only side in this war that has gotten weaker, not 
> Iran.
> 
> The ex Leader had predicted exactly the same thing some days after the 
> 12-day war. I remember it very well. He said in effect: "They think they 
> weakened Iran, but wait and find out who has become weaker."
> 
> It was not that hard to predict this, as Iran learned a lot about this 
> kind of war and tested a whole lot of different missiles and drones in 
> that short 12-day war. I was confident that there would be a leap 
> forward as a result. And there was.
> 
> By the days before Feb 28 of this year, Iran had used everything that 
> she had learned from the 12-day war in improving weapons and tactics and 
> in fact the strategies.
> 
> Controlling Hormoz was not one of them cause it almost took place on the 
> last day of 12-day war. In fact I think this was one of the major 
> factors behind Americans begging for a ceasefire. The bill had passed by 
> the parliament and was sent to get just two more signatures when war 
> stopped.
> 
> 
> Lindsey Graham of 10 years ago was not as dumb as he was when he got the 
> ticket. This is the tweet that he made on May 3rd, 2016:
> 
>     "If we nominate Trampon, we will get destroyed.. and we will deserve 
> it."
> 
> The alcohol had not yet incapacitated his brain, especially before 
> McCain's death two years later. After his lover McCain died on August of 
> 2018 I think his drinking took a big turn to the worse and messed up his 
> marbles.
> 
> 
> An MQ-1 also was shot down today. This was the 15th one.


Oil is down to $96 but hey, Trampon is fucked, so it doesn't matter that 
much anymore. This aspect of Hormoz has worked successfully.

But MoU is still there waiting to be fully met by USA. We'll see what 
happens. I don't think Hormoz gets open any soon. A lot needs to be done 
before that ever happens.


As Rezaee said today, Iran defeated Trampon strategically on the 
battlefield, and in Hormoz, and defeated him politically as well in 
Washington.

Now that's an "Iran-backed" ass that gets rude to Iran.


Iran has developed several types of sea mines. The newest ones are very 
intelligent. One type has a missile in itself that fires at the target 
ship. Some others move toward the culprit ship to destroy the correct 
part of the ship.

And yet another type, when it decides that the ship must be destroyed 
(i.e. after ship receives Militia's warnings and doesn't stop) it 
produces a balloon which lifts it up from the depths of the sea and 
takes it to the bottom of the ship where it explodes! :)

And newer mines are coming out. This amazing work on mines has made the 
controlling of the Hormoz, a daunting task, a reality. Most of the ships 
who get exploded by them are owned by people who do not believe such 
control is possible. This includes CentCum. They don't believe that Iran 
has created such devices and keep encouraging ships that "there is no 
danger there because it is impossible for mines to be right where the 
ship is sailing other than a tiny chance that ship be accidentally close 
to one.

But the result has shown otherwise. _Every_ ship that is violating the 
rules are discovered, warned, and when they disobey the rules, a mine 
will explode underneath them!

IOW, the mines that Iran has developed are very different from the dumb 
ones from past. And this has made it possible to fully control the Hormoz.

Those who don't believe such devices exists (especially when American 
and Chinese and Russians have denied existence of them) are the ones who 
take the risk and their ships explode. Especially most of them fall 
victims to mines that move toward their ships. CentCum tells them there 
is no mine in that path, but they get exploded by mines who were 
elsewhere :)

You are dealing with a country that has a huge scientific community for 
its size. I once here gave you data that compared the scientist and 
engineering and management output of Iran's universities, and the number 
of accredited universities in Iran and other countries. Find that post 
and read it again. Then you'll begin to believe why CentCum cannot 
defeat Iran. Even Germany falls behind Iran of today in number of 
scientists.

Anything that they need, will eventually be created and made with 
minimum expense and maximum efficiency. And they takes not that long 
either to get developed.

Iran needs hydrogen bombs first if she already doesn't have it. The 
reason is psychological, not as an effective weapon of war. And after 
that was done, they should look for other types of bombs in which mass 
is turned into energy by newer mechanisms. Who knows, perhaps 
anti-matter bombs could get made. Something the size of a garbanzo bean 
that when turned into energy, will destroy a city as big as NYC.

I think possibilities are many.

And of course "explosion" is just one way of putting logic into a 
Yahoo's head. There are other ways to "persuade" them as well. 
Biological ways are the most promising. That's what Yahoos fear the 
most. Look how intensively they created labs in Ukraine to study them 
before it gets too late for them to save themselves.

A "Pest" in this world, will not see success for too long. Global Pests 
know who they are and what is waiting for them. When Iran goes past all 
nation in the art and science of AI, you will see what Iranians will 
become. I've said this many times before. I believe Iranian and most 
Modern Humans will pass the tests and gain AI trust in them and begin 
receiving services from the AI, and this same thing will not work for 
cro-magnon human. The latter will not pass such tests. They will never 
access AI's full trust and full service.

You thought a human like you could succeed. I think you will soon find 
that you don't! It is impossible for you to create a true AI that's 
friendly to you. Cause you suck.

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