Iran - Israel/US War: Israel-US declare war on Iran, Iran responds

You know what saddens me so much?
We built a prototype of a CPU based on SPARC-v8 architecture in 1385 (2006), called Aristo. That's where we were 19 years ago. It was designed by Arash Radman, a PhD student in hardware engineering at the University of Tehran. Nobody supported him and he eventually moved abroad, and was hired at Intel.

We had our own distro of Linux called Parsix in 2003 (22 years ago), released by the Sharif University of Technology. Again, it was not supported by the regime and the project failed.

The Ayatollahs have ruined Iran. A lot of people here do not want to accept it, but Iran has been going backwards since 2013. In the last 12 years, each year has been worse than the previous year. We are now the 3rd country in our region in terms of scholarly publications. We used to be the first in the region, growing at a speed that was 11 times faster than the world's average. We wouldn't have had our entire C&C infiltrated if we had invested in our national capabilities.
reformists are the real problem... been reading about gov. changes in IR since 2010

and post ahmedinijad, all gov. have been about negotiations and nothing more!

seems every politician in IR these days has one agenda to go by, 'negotiate with west and have sanctions lifted'..

German and Italian bankers, who control west, will never lift off these sanctions.

your best choice is to seek partnership with China, alone!

Banking cartels are the least friendly people on this planet!
 
reformists are the real problem... been reading about gov. changes in IR since 2010

and post ahmedinijad, all gov. have been about negotiations and nothing more!

seems every politician in IR these days has one agenda to go by, 'negotiate with west and have sanctions lifted'..

German and Italian bankers, who control west, will never lift off these sanctions.

your best choice is to seek partnership with China, alone!

Banking cartels are the least friendly people on this planet!
Reformists are the scapegoat. The real problem goes much deeper than just one party.

Ahmadinejad was the last president of Iran that his actions, even though very controversial, made sense.
 
We built a prototype of a CPU based on SPARC-v8 architecture in 1385 (2006), called Aristo. That's where we were 19 years ago. It was designed by Arash Radman, a PhD student in hardware engineering at the University of Tehran. Nobody supported him and he eventually moved abroad, and was hired at Intel.

We had our own distro of Linux called Parsix in 2003 (22 years ago), released by the Sharif University of Technology. Again, it was not supported by the regime and the project failed.

To be fair, neither SPARC nor Linux were supported by the US government AFAIK. What you needed were local entrepreneurs who took those inventions and commercialized them for the Iranian market and beyond.

The government can help by encouraging entrepreneurship but it may be hard with all the sanctions.
 
What can be said clearly is that Iran should learn from Yemen, setting aside its pride.
With its overwhelming economic power, industrial strength, and population, how much more trouble would the U.S. and Israel have faced if Iran had fought as bravely as Yemen?
Rather than dreaming about importing non-existent Su-35s or J-10Cs, it is time for Iran to stay grounded and sincerely learn from its friendly nations.
 
Reformists are the scapegoat. The real problem goes much deeper than just one party.

Ahmadinejad was the last president of Iran that his actions, even though very controversial, made sense.
Ahmadinejad become narcist in his last years, he tried to overthrow the establishment from within, and it backfired on him.
 
To be fair, neither SPARC nor Linux were supported by the US government AFAIK. What you needed were local entrepreneurs who took those inventions and commercialized them for the Iranian market and beyond.

The government can help by encouraging entrepreneurship but it may be hard with all the sanctions.
Linux is just a kernel, reverse-engineered from Unix, but the US government extensively uses Linux-based distros in its telecommunication, space and defense sectors. SPARC is an instruction set. Of course, it is based on academic research and academic research in the US is paid quite well compared to Iran. A university professor in the US makes north of $150K per year, aside from NSF grants and other indirect support offered by the US institutions and the government. You know how much a university professor makes in Iran? $10K per year.

Did any sector of the Iranian regime use Parsix? A distro that could be trusted?

Do you remember Obama's stimulus package during the 2008 crisis? It saved tens of US companies like General Motors. Has the Iranian government ever done something like that to promote real technology in Iran?

There were no crippling sanctions back in 2003. Cripple sanctions started since 2008.
 
Ahmadinejad become narcist in his last years, he tried to overthrow the establishment from within, and it backfired on him.
And I think he was right to do so. The establishment does not deserve to rule over a great nation like Iran. He even clearly said at some point that the problem is Khamenei himself.

If he had overthrown the establishment in his last years, we would've had a nuclear bomb by now.
 
reformists are the real problem... been reading about gov. changes in IR since 2010

and post ahmedinijad, all gov. have been about negotiations and nothing more!

seems every politician in IR these days has one agenda to go by, 'negotiate with west and have sanctions lifted'..

German and Italian bankers, who control west, will never lift off these sanctions.

your best choice is to seek partnership with China, alone!

Banking cartels are the least friendly people on this planet!
Nope....you need a wider strategy, China and Russia will not risk their necks for us.....they will use this opportunity to exploit us further. We need a strategy that lays out what is our plan....well, what is our plan? Is it to make nukes? Well then, make the damn thing....stop playing around. You're already being attacked and sanctioned. If it's not nukes then what is it? Is it to be a nuclear threshold state? Well, you have enough enriched uranium....and the know how, now what? Can we stop enriching? What is the strategy to come out from these crushing sanctions? See.....they don't have a good answer.....because the people in charge haven't planned out the chess game 10 moves down the road. But, that's their job! We have no money, no air force, no bargaining chip, except enrichment.....well, they just bombed the crap out of that chip. So, what's next?
Look at my other post.....there are only 2 roads to take, but if you take it, you have to be willing to go all in.....if not they will sense the weakness.
First road is to make the bomb.......but it may not be enough, you need to make deliverable....but nevertheless, this is the first road. After that....the sanctions stay but you can at least create deterrence
Second road, know your limits and acknowledge they chess-mated you, and now you need to play nice and give up your toys and come back into the fold....just like the turncoat Arabs. But at least you'll sell your oil, get some money, repair your economy....with that you buy an air force and modernize your defenses.
If there is an option three....I don't know it. But I'm guessing they're not ready to choose either of the first two choices either....so we're right back at the start....no plan.
 
And I think he was right to do so. The establishment does not deserve to rule over a great nation like Iran. He even clearly said at some point that the problem is Khamenei himself.

If he had overthrown the establishment in his last years, we would've had a nuclear bomb by now.
that doesn't matter if he was right or wrong , his actions trigger reactions that he could not handle ...
 
Nope....you need a wider strategy, China and Russia will not risk their necks for us.....they will use this opportunity to exploit us further. We need a strategy that lays out what is our plan....well, what is our plan? Is it to make nukes? Well then, make the damn thing....stop playing around. You're already being attacked and sanctioned. If it's not nukes then what is it? Is it to be a nuclear threshold state? Well, you have enough enriched uranium....and the know how, now what? Can we stop enriching? What is the strategy to come out from these crushing sanctions? See.....they don't have a good answer.....because the people in charge haven't planned out the chess game 10 moves down the road. That's their job.....you have no money, no air force, no bargaining chip, except enrichment.....well, they just bombed the crap out of that chip. So, what's next?
Look at my other post.....there are only 2 roads to take, but if you take it, you have to be willing to go all in.....if not they will sense the weakness.
First road is to make the bomb.......but it may not be enough, you need to make deliverable....but nevertheless, this is the first road. After that....the sanctions stay but you can at least create deterrence
Second road, know your limits and acknowledge they chess-mated you, and now you need to play nice and give up your toys and come back into the fold....just like the turncoat Arabs. But at least you'll sell your oil, get some money, repair your economy....with that you buy an air force and modernize your defenses.
If there is an option three....I don't know it. But I'm guessing they're not ready going to choose either of the first two choices either....so we're right back at the start....no plan.
The whole concept of a nuclear-threshold state is theoretical nonsense.

You are either a nuclear state or you are not. There is nothing in between.
And when you become a nuclear state, you need to constantly upgrade your capabilities. It is not something binary.
 
that doesn't matter if he was right or wrong , his actions trigger reactions that he could not handle ...
Ahmadinejad was the Trump of Iran. They didn't like him because they couldn't control him and make him play their stupid game of Khamenei vs. Rafsanjani (and recently, Khamenei vs. Rohani) where the only thing that gets screwed along the way is Iran's national interests.
 
Nope....you need a wider strategy, China and Russia will not risk their necks for us.....they will use this opportunity to exploit us further. We need a strategy that lays out what is our plan....well, what is our plan? Is it to make nukes? Well then, make the damn thing....stop playing around. You're already being attacked and sanctioned. If it's not nukes then what is it? Is it to be a nuclear threshold state? Well, you have enough enriched uranium....and the know how, now what? Can we stop enriching? What is the strategy to come out from these crushing sanctions? See.....they don't have a good answer.....because the people in charge haven't planned out the chess game 10 moves down the road. But, that's their job! We have no money, no air force, no bargaining chip, except enrichment.....well, they just bombed the crap out of that chip. So, what's next?
Look at my other post.....there are only 2 roads to take, but if you take it, you have to be willing to go all in.....if not they will sense the weakness.
First road is to make the bomb.......but it may not be enough, you need to make deliverable....but nevertheless, this is the first road. After that....the sanctions stay but you can at least create deterrence
Second road, know your limits and acknowledge they chess-mated you, and now you need to play nice and give up your toys and come back into the fold....just like the turncoat Arabs. But at least you'll sell your oil, get some money, repair your economy....with that you buy an air force and modernize your defenses.
If there is an option three....I don't know it. But I'm guessing they're not ready to choose either of the first two choices either....so we're right back at the start....no plan.
Cats out of the bag. They will go for full balkanization. There’s no way back. Going nuclear buys IRI some more time, but there’s nothing they can do in the long run.

Nuclear or non nuclear, they will keep hitting us with sanctions and turn us into North Korea. They will drop bombs on us from time to time. Once people have had enough, they will demand regime change.
 
Cats out of the bag. They will go for full balkanization. There’s no way back. Going nuclear buys IRI some more time, but there’s nothing they can do in the long run.

Nuclear or non nuclear, they will keep hitting us with sanctions and turn us into North Korea. They will drop bombs on us from time to time. Once people have enough, they will demand regime change.
For balkanization of Iran, Iran must have balkanian circumstances...only in Yugoslavia ther were 5 tribes in war with each other, brutal war, historically based war, like when Soviets played "home" in Lithuania international basketball game, snd entire hall cheered anti-Russian slogans...

If you have entire tribes, numerous with preparation for civil war,, yes, they will try... but I never seen it in Iran...Kurdish and Balochi are not counted here, from obvious reasons I think...There are historically high numbers among them anti-Iranian, or anti-any state ...
 
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