Re: Israeli Faces From Earlier Today :-)

Ok, got time to sit and catch up with the events.
Looks like "Hezbollah of Kordestan" wasn't just a joke. Their heads visited Iran and spoke in detail with authorities, and as soon as they returned to Kordestan of Iraq, they have banned any negative remark against Iran and Iranians. So, as far as it seems, three entities in the region developed their own equivalents of "Hezbollah" after the massacre in Ghaza. Armenia, Bahrein, and the Kordestan region of Iraq.
Kords of Iraq are the same people with whom Israeli government had all sorts of deals and plans and establishments to conduct terror missions inside Iran. Look at the difference now! The Israeli government only has Azerbaijan Republic to help them in such missions. Not even one base in the Persian Gulf. Turkey as a member of NATO is a bitch of USA, but it doesn't have to align its plans with that of the Israeli government.
Iraq's government must've goofed it up. The government there has a vital handicap. It maintain relations with the USA. That's how it lost its Kord areas in the north. Iran seems to have taken steps towards dealing with those Kords as a separate entity from Iraq.
In that region in and around Iran, you become a nobody, a nonexistent thing, as soon as you establish relations with the USA. Iraq is now Iraq, not its government! They conducted a show of independence from Americans after the latter began attacking Yemen, trying to force Americans out of Iraq. But in reality, they didn't lift a finger. What drove the Americans out of Iraq (to some extent - there are still some based in there) and into Syria was the Hezbollah of Iraq and later Kords of Iraq themselves (proven by Kords hitting American bases in north-eastern Syria).
Another factor that helped Kords free themselves from Americans and the Israelis was the observation of futility of it all. They saw what Iran could do with Israel and realized the plans the latter had concocted with them were all bogus and none would work for them. They'd be and stay just used victims in the future. So they changed side.
Iraqi government, right now, is something like the Lebanese government. They maintain relations with the USA and thus shoot themselves in their feet. And when they need action, it is the Hezbollah of such countries that does the job, not the government.
Saudi Arabia and Emarat and Ghatar are only as much an existing entity as they are independent of the USA.
And even that is not guaranteed one bit. I think that, if those states keep their relations with the USA as they are now, they will one day get occupied by Israel, exactly because there was nothing of a "country" there to begin with. I know it because that has been the plan from day 1 when superpowers took advantage of some crazy "zionism" idea and put their supports behind it. They wanted the entire middle east, then. They want the entire middle east now!
I think right now, Egypt is glancing at it too. Israelis acted in total disregard toward their pact of 1979. Now they can see for themselves, that Israel may as well come occupy Egypt. Their military men are frightened right now, going around like chickens without heads. They haven't understood their enemies. They're not prepared.
Azerbaijan Republic's turn will come also. I give it a chance Iran has not openly dealt with that matter only because a good degree of intelligence is coming in from the Azerbaijani side. Baku, as soon as superpowers were formed, has been a hub for important information for Iranians. Something like Austria during cold war.
Warrant for the arrest of Netanyahu and a few other Nazis aren't yet issued. The Nazis in the U.S. government threatened that court for it. So the fate of that warrant is not clear at this point. It may or it may not get issued.
It's been a few weeks now that some of the countries in which anti-genocide demonstrations are going on, in order to confuse the police and stay on the safer side, they do not, in their own languages, say "death to Israeli government", but they use the Persian form of it :-) It began in Italy, and now it is in a few other countries as well, including in Japan :)
And the dumb authorities of course don't quite know what they're saying. It works both for the demonstrators and the officials in those countries, saving them from getting heat from Nazis and Global Pests.
Chabahar project is going strong :)
Americans have feared that project since its inception, and have been conducting terrorist activities in the south east Iran to hold it off since at least 4 years back. There are more than 20 terrorist organizations in the countries around Iran, with bases, equipment, training, entirely paid and managed by the USA, to conduct terrorist acts in that region of Iran to scare off the Chinese and Indians from that project. Iran destroyed a few of them in Syria, Iraq, and Pakestan a few months back within one night, using missiles and drones alone. The operation was so directly anti-American that all the bitches of USA in the region had to condemn it to escape retributions from the Americans. Right there, for the nth time, you could read their names and count their numbers :)
Well, China never backed down, and India has been reassuring their role in the project a number of times, including just yesterday where the volume of investment got increased by a factor of four. A joint Iranian-Indian shipping company is forming as part of Chabahar project.
This project is no "Nord Stream" that Americans can stop it. The reason is that Iran is not Germany. Iran is independent, Germany is not. And when the push would come to shove, Germany could not have Russia and China and India on their side. So they lost it, exactly because they're a bitch of USA.
It is not clear (to me) how many terrorist organizations Americans are supporting to damage and delay the Chabahar project of Iran. Iran hit 26 different spots in that night with precise ballistic missiles (newer and far better than the ones used against Israel - none were intercepted). So their number was at least 26 before that fateful night. Many of them were in the American occupied sections of Syria, and a few used to be in north Iraq, and at least two of them in south west Pakestan. There were American personnel among the dead too. Later when Americans at last opened their traps, a figure of 186 deaths were given with no mention of how many were the results of Iraqi militia sporadic attacks on their bases and how many died in that night by Iran's missiles. They probably just combined the two to sell such facts easier to their own public. The act of terror that triggered that response from Iran was the terrorist bombing in Kerman which killed 110 men, women, and children in a certain event they had held. So it might be a good guess to think of about 110 of the 186 that Washington announced later, was the result of Iranian response to that terrorist act.
They're not fully eradicated (and probably never will), but judging on the frequency and scale of such terrorist acts, their means and abilities have dramatically changed after getting directly hit. I think Americans didn't know the extent of intelligence Iran had on those organizations and their training grounds, and subsequently lost something like 3/4th of them. The present terrorist activities are about 3/4th of what it used to be for the last 5 years.
Pakestan also, after seeing Iran won't wait to get permission from them to hit such bases inside their country (for purely intelligence reasons), began to cooperate with Iran in destroying them. In return, Iran has been cooperating with the Pakestanis against anti-Pakestani groups and bases inside Iran (also supported entirely by the Americans) close to Pakestan border.
There has also been terrorist activities against the project for Sahalan Center, an important hub for international business close to Tabriz and right on the trade highway to Russia as well as Europe which is going to get much, much more important in coming years. Turkey is already heavily investing in it and Japan joined last year. But the construction and plan is going strong and is quite promising despite terrorist acts. The terrorists caught in relation to that center were also all supported entirely by the Americans.
It can't be just in Iran and the region. I think USA is losing grounds in the world despite doing everything it can to halt it or slow it down. It will be like that for a number of years. A good sign of that retreat is what I began this blog entry with. The Kords of north Iraq.
Iran now is openly claiming to have the means of "immediately assembling 10 nuclear bombs" if threatened... Heh. That was 2002, not 2024. You know, what led Bush to avoid messing with that particular member of the "axis of evil." So the recent announcement is just so the enemies of Iran could keep their dreams. But the fact that they're admitting to it shows it is an already obsolete piece of information. I give it a good chance H-bombs have entered into the picture, since last November. You know, stuff that actually _make_ some difference that a Nazi could feel!
Iran's projects for creating a few more "Hezbollahs" - in South America! - are under way too. So a bit of hope is seeping in where it's due. I think that of Venezuela's is almost completed. I don't know what Venezuelans themselves call them. But they'll soon make their own missiles, like the Yemenis :) Next will be Bolivia, they say. Brazil will have its "proxies" to deal with you kind of locally, sweeties.
30 years ago, right here in this forum, I told you the world is coming to you to modify your overgrown asses. Now you don't even need a Physfitfreak to see that.
And last but not the least, Iran immediately after UN's vote for giving statehood to Palestine was passed, moved and created a Palestinian embassy in Tehran. They're working hard right now to make it functional in their computer systems.
You know what that means when the actual building is designated, don't you. Iran will have, similarly, an embassy in Palestine. And if your "Israeli government" touches it, you'll see what will happen to them. They haven't yet decided on the site of the building in Tehran, but they have sure created it in the system that ministry of foreign affairs uses. It is at the present all virtual, but is fast materializing.
I think I'm caught up now.