Re: Israeli Faces From Earlier Today :-)

- Iran has sent a bill to parliament for "expansion of nuclear sector". Read that, "H-bombs" :)
We'll see how it passes. Already 40 Iranians in the parliament have written a letter to VF asking him to change Iran's nuclear policy. Realities changed last November. Matters are straightened out.
Time is right to get out of NPT also. Bullshit sold to Iran and the world for ages, must be over by now.
- Araghchi met Ben Salman. Talking about money for where good money is needed :)
Ben Salman's excuse for seeing him? He handed a message from Americans to Araghchi.
But the real deal is always money. Saudis are very good at that. It's the only weapon they can use.
- five towns, so far, the Israeli military attacked to invade in south Lebanon. They failed at each one of them. Lebanese Shi'ites are no Palestinians. They have deep ties with Iran for obvious reasons.
What Israelis have so far is one hill :) Hehe :) A few houses also I think. They're doing worse than 2006 not because Lebanese militia are stronger now, but mainly because those Israelis that were still alive and active in 2006 and had real dreams of themselves are all gone. Present Israelis are like people of a banana republic but in a different setting which is artificially keeping them around. A strange fucked up place to be and live in.
They remind me of Iran of Shah's time from mid 1940s to the middle of 1950s. Only when SAVAK was formed, Iran began doing some stuff of her own without asking for permissions.
- Mark this day and number. So far, Israeli ministry of health is saying the number of injuries brought to hospitals in the last one year has been a little less than 20 thousand. As time goes by I'll be looking for their later remarks and will compare the injuries to the first year. I think it will show, clearly, that Lebanese war will be taking much heavier toll.
If Israel does not back off like in 2006 I think that number will at some point dwarf the number of injured Ghazans (so far about 100k).
Israelis attempt to go to war with Lebanon might indicate they thought their enemy will run short of weapons and fighting men. Both are mistakes. Shi'ites of Lebanon are at least a third of the population of Lebanon (much more in fact - some say more than half of Lebanese - but Lebanese Christians do not want to address that). And more and more of those fighters are created. No matter what Israel does, Lebanese fighters may in fact increase in number and what they build themselves and get from Iran will definitely increase.
Time is on their side! Israeli government people are too stupid to see that.
I think in about 5 more years of this, the number of injured Israelis will dwarf the preset 100k Ghazans' injuries. And the situation might turn into one in which Israel would not even have the option of peace and retreat.
Iran's authorities look at this war as one that Israel will lose at least a third of its lands to Lebanon and Syria. Ghazans not only will keep Ghaza, other Palestinians will populate a third of present day Israel.
My main point is this: Things will not stay the way they are now. Israel's actions only see the present (same two-dimensionality I talked about). They're not aware that situation about both Iran and Lebanese Militia are evolving.
5 years ago, Iran didn't have anything to hit the enemy with other than the cantankerous Scud imitations and a few little drone for reconnaissance. But now, 5 years after that time, Iran is packed with missiles that _will_ make themselves reach their targets. And something like a hundred different drones are now in operation for various tasks. And 5 years later, this present picture will be in the far past and forgotten.
Iran has a huge body of scientists and engineers now, involved in defense work. From those just graduating and starting in their carriers to those who have retired from lifetime lives in defense industries. And this picture is only the one at the present.
And Iran will soon test H-bombs in a way to show the enemy what they can do, not just something carried out underground. They've already begun the underground tests.
Even Armenian Republic is reporting the seismic effects of them in their country more than 1000km away!
If you Israelis can today dare to assassinate Iran's friends, do you think you can do that five years from now? Think of the future and shit your pants, fools.
And this is just in matters of defense! In several different directions Iran is moving fast. Take agriculture for instance. Iran's _present_ areas with enough water for agricultural development equals the entire area of France! Not only such areas are now getting ready for agriculture use, many plans are in the works for increasing the water in other areas of Iran that are not at the time being suitable for agriculture.
There are rivers flowing into the mighty Loot desert in all directions! Disappearing as they flow forward towards the center more and more, these rivers are some there all year round and some only appear at certain months of the year. There are plans to save these waters from getting wasted in the desert. They are working on narrowing the circle of arid areas around the desert, using these waters. As soon as the water creates suitable soil for agriculture, the soil will not move by wind anymore. It stays put, and become more areas for agricultural work.
The number one reason these rivers disappear in the desert is evaporation because the water gets spread later on over very large areas and the evaporation caused by high wind finishes it up. But when such water are controlled before getting too far into the desert, every drop of it can be used for creating fertile land.
Even smack in the middle of the Loot desert, there are some rains at certain periods every year. That rain water goes to waste also, at the time being because of high winds. Loot desert is very windy. But there are even plans to save that rain water as well!
Agriculture is just a sample from many other lines of work that have now just begun. From what I've read (and studied to an extent) recently, I can name a few more from the back of my head:
- work to make the environment sustain itself
   * They are planning to make use Persian Gulf water, desalinate it and send it in pipes to arid areas in south and central Iran. Anywhere this water goes, some degree of plants and fertile land is created; which in turn, affects the environment accordingly. This is just one of many plans.
- work toward economic developments
   * They have begun working on reducing inflation
   * making Iran an important transit path for goods between east and central Asia and Europe.
   * creating many refineries, instead of selling oil and purchasing refined products from other countries.
   * Entrepreneurship and startups are strongly supported now. They get all sorts of support from government and some businesses.
- education
     * lots of universities are being built right now! Iran was still losing a hefty part of its university students by eliminating them from the list of university entrance enthusiasts, using a harsh exam, only because there weren't enough professors and equipment to teach them. Now the number of professors have increased dramatically, and equipment are being manufactured locally in Iran (making them about 50 times cheaper than what they had to buy from other countries). These students were ending up going to European, Chinese, and Russian universities. Some went to Canada as well but their number later severely dropped. A tiny number of them still come to USA, almost always the Jewish ones, but even that number is going down. Things aren't geared presently in USA for healthy education.
- healthcare:
   * There's been an explosion in number of physicians, biologists, biochemists, ..., as well as the institutions that hire these graduates. The healthcare as a result of it is improving very fast. Now almost all the medicine and drugs needed are being manufactured inside Iran. The situation was very, very, different just a few short years back. For instance, when Covid hit Iran, although Iranians could create several vaccines for it, they weren't still able to manufacture them fast enough and had to rely on Chinese and Russian vaccines to purchase. I think even one Indian developed vaccine was purchased to help meet the demand. But things are different today!
- Public safety:
   * There was a time government goons could do anything to individual Iranians. Those times are over. Policing as a result has evolved and is being done carefully and justly. Today, government does not dare to treat people bad, and things are fast going towards better and better times in that respect.
- economic development:
   * Even USA went to its knees in destroying economic development in Iran. All they could do was to shoot themselves in their own feet. Today's Iran has no fear of Dollar control. And Iran in general will get more and more independent of Dollar and the very existence of the U.S. superpower. She's moving very fast in that direction too. Plus scores of other nations in the world are watching Iran closely to see how that's done, and will follow suit right after. USA, in fact, will become immaterial to the entire world. USA and its cohorts, combined.
Ok, what else did I read about lately... The _governance_ itself is evolving. Institutions that were not that long ago only a shell of what they were supposed to be, are now getting real. Flesh and bones are setting in. They're getting functional because the need for it is rising.
This holds especially for research institutions. A lot of research is going on in Iran. You won't believe it! When I read a research paper these days from someone in some university in Iran, the list of references given at the end of it are almost entirely other research works of other Iranians. Rarely ever you'd notice one or two German or English papers mentioned among tens and tens of Iranian research papers.
So Iran of a few years later, will not be Iran of today! Israelis were too stupid to understand that. Extremely myopic. Two-dimensional. And they will pay for their mistakes as certainly as sin. Getting compensated nicely doesn't mean growth! Two very different things.
They lost the big chance. They're already eliminated from the future of the region. They just don't know it yet. They have to see it to believe it. If they stay around at all, they become, like in the past, a Jewish minority in each country there. Of course this time around tolerated even less amicably.
I think they'll take their rude asses to USA. Even Europeans won't be welcoming them in large numbers. They say Thailand is forming a huge immigrant Jewish faction these days. But these are the temporary lodging to see what becomes of Israel, not permanent settlement. I think they will stay in other countries for a while, then they'll come to USA. Modern Human is too difficult for them. Cro-magnons are easier to fool.
Shah knew better, and Iranians in general knew better. Iranians, in those years, were under the impression that together with Israelis they would create a superpower in the region. But as time went on and Israelis' reactions to various important events were seen and studied, especially after last November, things showed that Israelis aren't the suitable people for that. Put a bow tie on a pig, you still get a pig.
And those "pigs", as you know, are literally _covered_ with bow ties. Yet you're only looking at a "pig" that doesn't know what it's doing.
So, we Iranians are not only different from them, we are better than them. We are well-rounded, resilient, extremely resourceful, and quite potent in every venue of human activity as well as thought.
We're not good just in matters of defense.