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Forgor retweeted
I support this man 100%. Whoever he is, he is making sense. If you listen to what the NPA was saying, you will just know there is is no future for innovators in this country.
The NPA went there justifying why he should stop producing. What this man is producing is not an ordinary commodity to just go there and dismiss what he is doing.
This man clearly need support and training not a shutdown.
Forgor retweeted
Iran clearly suffered a climate war before the wars of the last two years. Since Iranian forces destroyed the radars in the region, the rain has returned, and not just a little, but abundantly.
People will tell me I’m a conspiracy theorist. Come here, I’m going to tell you a story about how the empire used the weather to achieve its ends.
The Americans made a profession of using climate-manipulation methods in wars.
Operation Popeye in Vietnam at the time used chemical methods.
Which aimed to artificially prolong the monsoon period in order to make the Ho Chi Minh Trail impassable, flood the supply routes, and slow down the Vietnamese troops.
Let’s go back to Iran. You have a country that was surrounded by American bases. These American bases are equipped with extremely powerful radars capable of sending waves into different layers of the atmosphere.
Iran hit a whole series of American radar stations in the zone that were spread all along the arc along which the clouds that normally supply Iran with drinking water move.
Since the war broke out, precipitation has been excessive, with dams and reservoirs that are well above average, something that hadn’t happened for 50 years.
By crushing the radars in the region, Iran once again gained access to water and rain.
Yes, the Americans use every low blow when they want to subjugate you.
I imagine many Iranians thought this was a conspiracy theory before these wars, but the fact is there, you see a completely different climate since the radars were destroyed.
I’m telling you, they used the climate against you for many years.
What the Americans hadn’t foreseen is that the nation of Imam Hussein fights even when it is thirsty.
That’s why Iran is unbeatable.
Forgor retweeted
Iran cloned a sheep, launched its own satellites, mastered uranium enrichment, built most of its missile and drone arsenal domestically, manufactured 95% of its medicines domestically, and climbed into the world’s top 20 in scientific output, all under decades of brutal sanctions.
Yet people feel compelled to post videos of skimpily dressed Iranian women doing yoga and Pilates to convince the West that Iranians deserve dignity and shouldn’t be bombed.
Forgor retweeted
Anyone who believes the US is actually negotiating with Iran at this time, and that Iran is making compromises, is simply not paying attention to what the Iranians are saying.
Forgor retweeted
⚠️ IAEA is the Espionage branch of CENTCOM!
Spy movies have fundamentally messed up people's perception of the capabilities of the US Intel community.
Norman Rule, fmr. National Intelligence Manager of CIA on Iran, publicly stated that one of the hurdles that US has is "lack of FULL access by IAEA".
The espionage was always being carried out in broad daylight by IAEA inspectors.
Rewards for Justice is offering a reward of up to $20 million and possible relocation for information about Iran’s nuclear program, including its facilities, equipment, and associated personnel, such as those in the scientific community, or the movement of any of the above.
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Forgor retweeted
Western journalists are openly acting as state propagandists, justifying murder and aggression. They used to be more sophisticated — they at least tried to hide it. Ironically, when their economies collapse, they'll be among the first to lose their jobs.
Forgor retweeted
🤦♂️ CENTCOM is reduced to fishing for snitches.
"Tell us where Iran's nuke stuff is hiding and we'll parachute a pallet of Benjamins into your backyard."
Rewards for Justice is offering a reward of up to $20 million and possible relocation for information about Iran’s nuclear program, including its facilities, equipment, and associated personnel, such as those in the scientific community, or the movement of any of the above.
Submit a tip: rewardsforjustice.net/reward…
Forgor retweeted
No hay una sola selección en el mundo cuyo destino cambiara de forma tan radical a partir del debut de un solo futbolista. Cristiano Ronaldo convirtió a Portugal, una selección sin un solo título y acostumbrada a no acudir a las grandes citas, en un gigante, tricampeón, omnipresente en Eurocopas y Copas del Mundo.
Quien se despide hoy es el jugador con más partidos, más goles y mayor impacto en la historia del fútbol de selecciones.
Forgor retweeted
Pretty Rebeccah clearly has zero conception of the military realities that have been revealed as a result of both the war in Ukraine and the episodic wars with Iran.
There is nothing Iran, Russia, and China desire more than for the US to desperately attempt to snatch some semblance of victory from the jaws of what is unquestionably the single greatest strategic military defeat in American history, which continues to play out in West Asia.
The Iranians are champing at the bit to go another round on the battlefield with the Americans. They have surprises they sorely desire to spring, and are just patiently waiting for the appropriate moment to do so.
At some level — at least among some of the more discerning field-grade officers at the Pentagon — there simply must be an understanding that further war against Iran entails greater risks of humiliating disaster than anything the US military has faced in living memory.
I suspect some are doing their best to warn the senior brass of the dangers — but I expect it will fall on deaf ears.
The influence of the #EmpireAtAllCosts cult is very likely to hold sway when it comes to this weighty decision to relinquish empire or set the world on fire in a futile attempt to arrest its rapid decline.
Republicans supported the decision to go to war against Iran. I think we have to take into account the unhappiness with status of the war, but the support fell when officials started saying things like the terrorists in Tehran want a new peaceful path with the U.S. as they were literally shooting at our forces. Once the decision to take the fight to Iran was made, we needed to follow through and Trump should’ve put Sec Rubio and Adm Cooper in charge of explaining it to the electorate. Still should.
Forgor retweeted
Democrats will win big tonight then give their own voters the middle finger by appointing Hakeem Jeffries as Speaker and Chuck Schumer as Leader, and nothing will fundamentally change. This is how the duopoly works, which is why we need to topple the system.
Forgor retweeted
"There's no question that nuclear-armed Iran would bring stability to the region."
— John Mearsheimer
Forgor retweeted
What an ignorant neanderthal you are.
As I often note, the inhabitants of the Anglo-American empire are the most misinformed and easily propagandized people in human history.
And you are their paragon. Congratulations. 👏
Forgor retweeted
If Chiang Kai-Shek had won, today China would be utterly poverty-stricken, have zero nuclear weapons, and would probably be host to a lot of U.S. military bases
Forgor retweeted
Chinese people needs to understand that Germany is too poor to update their school textbooks because of all the money that needs to send to Ukraine and Israel
In German primary school textbooks, China is still in the 1980s (Shared by a Chinese mom in Germany).
"Many Chinese people do not have a car. Meiying’s father also rides a bike or walks…"
"Meiying doesn’t have her own room in Beijing. She has to sleep with her parents…"
"Chinese people do not shake hands to greet each other. They bow politely…"
Falseness like this breeds a natural sense of superiority in kids. And it explains why so many foreigners are stunned when they actually come to China. They’ve been fooled by bad guys.
Forgor retweeted
Here is the thing about China that American strategic culture has never been able to fully process:
It is not a country that is trying to become something else.
The entire framework of American engagement with China since Nixon has rested on a theory, explicit in the 1990s, implicit before and after, that a developing China would inevitably converge toward Western liberal political economy.
That capitalism would produce democracy.
That prosperity would produce demands for political rights that the Communist Party could not contain.
That China was on a path, and the path led, eventually, to something Washington would recognize and could work with.
This was not analysis.
It was hope dressed as analysis.
China's leadership never shared this theory of their own trajectory.
They were never on the path Washington was watching for.
They were on their own path, pursuing their own model, on their own timeline, with their own goals.
The shock in Washington when this became undeniable in the 2010s was not a strategic miscalculation.
It was the moment the hope structure collapsed.
And a foreign policy built on hope, when the hope fails, produces something that looks a great deal like panic.
ALT Beijing, 24 October 2017. Chinese President Xi Jinping stands at the centre of the closing session of the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, beneath the Party's golden hammer-and-sickle emblem, at the Great Hall of the People. Forty-five years after Nixon's historic visit to China, the country had undergone an extraordinary economic transformation without adopting the Western liberal political system many in Washington had anticipated. China had modernized. But it had never abandoned its own political path.
