shapurzolaktaf
SpeedLimited
The regional fools who work against Iran don't know what's coming for them after Iran is destabilized.
Iran - Israel/US War: Israel-US declare war on Iran, Iran responds
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AZ_HighCountry
INT'L MOD
Interestingly, while there are a number of links the US did indeed ban the Iranian delegation from going on shopping excursions, I am unable to find any evidence of the sign allegedly paid for by Israel in the post by BHAN85.
Until someone can provide irrefutable proof of such, I'm going to chalk it up as more AI-generated fake Twitter postings.
AZ_HighCountry
INT'L MOD
What we have here are a bunch of young kids mostly inexperienced who think this is nothing more than COD. They have no idea as to the ramifications of such a use and the decisions that would lead up to the employment of. They've been convinced because the US used nuclear weapons once before, they would use them again.
They seem to overlook or perhaps just don't know that MacArthur wanted to use nuclear weapons in Korea and Truman rightly shut him down. For it was Truman who gave the order in 1945 and saw what the result of that was.
There was very limited discussion considering such a scenario in Vietnam. Again, shut down.
When your all favorite nation of Israel threatened to use them, that too was shut down.
Things are going to have to get a whole lot worse on the world stage before a nuclear weapon is employed.
Frankly, all this flippant talk regarding the use of a nuclear weapon on Iran is quite disturbing.
Flotilla
Trusted Member
If what really worries you is the veracity of the sign... then we might as well pack it in.
Sometimes I think it was actually the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela that invaded the United States, and not the other way around.
Expropriate it!
AZ_HighCountry
INT'L MOD
The sign does not bother me in the least. It's simply another data point confirming how easily many here fall for fake news, including Twitter, without even bothering to check it.
As for your comment regarding Venezuela, nice try at being flippant but you're really not wrong. The previous administration allowed many Venezuelans in unvetted including Tren de Aragua. Of the many places those bangers set up shop, one was in Denver. And, ironically, a few miles from one of my distribution centers. And with them came the crime.
Zhuge Liang
Registered Member
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Iran’s SNSC Secretary, Major General Mohsen Rezaei:
‘I advise Trump: Don’t waste time, just submit to our demands.’
@Middle_East_Spectator
/ Iran’s SNSC Secretary, Major General Mohsen Rezaei:‘I advise Trump: Don’t waste time, just submit to our demands.’
@Middle_East_Spectator
ShapurII
Trusted Member
I was looking at the flight information of IKIA (Imam Khomeini International Airport).
All of our flights are now from a handful of countries:
1. Turkey (Istanbul, Izmir, Van)
2. The Emirates (Yes, surprisingly! Our trustees love Dubai)
3. Thailand (Where else would our beloved trustees spend their money on prostitutes?)
4. Iraq (Only Najaf, Karbala has cancelled all Iranian flights in accordance with US sanctions)
5. China (Beijing and Guangzhou. Where else would the beloved oligarchs go to for importing the lowest quality of goods that China produces and sell them at high prices?)
6. Armenia (I'm sure Armenia will cancel Iranian flights too. Pashinyan is a Western stooge).
So, basically, the people of Iran can only fly to Turkey and Armenia now. The rest of those countries are reserved for Ayatollahs and their fanbase. I couldn't find even a single flight to Moscow or Saint Petersburg, by the way. Or even to Minsk
The least Iran can do is close its airspace to countries that have banned Iranian flights. That's like the minimum thing to do. Oman will be hugely affected by that at least Yet, these people are so eager to be meek and submissive to wait out Trump that they don't dare to do that either.
All of our flights are now from a handful of countries:
1. Turkey (Istanbul, Izmir, Van)
2. The Emirates (Yes, surprisingly! Our trustees love Dubai)
3. Thailand (Where else would our beloved trustees spend their money on prostitutes?)
4. Iraq (Only Najaf, Karbala has cancelled all Iranian flights in accordance with US sanctions)
5. China (Beijing and Guangzhou. Where else would the beloved oligarchs go to for importing the lowest quality of goods that China produces and sell them at high prices?)
6. Armenia (I'm sure Armenia will cancel Iranian flights too. Pashinyan is a Western stooge).
So, basically, the people of Iran can only fly to Turkey and Armenia now. The rest of those countries are reserved for Ayatollahs and their fanbase. I couldn't find even a single flight to Moscow or Saint Petersburg, by the way. Or even to Minsk
The least Iran can do is close its airspace to countries that have banned Iranian flights. That's like the minimum thing to do. Oman will be hugely affected by that at least
Yet, these people are so eager to be meek and submissive to wait out Trump that they don't dare to do that either.
ShapurII
Trusted Member
From the looks of it, it is the Islamic Republic that submits to the US orders at every turn.—
‘I advise Trump: Don’t waste time, just submit to our demands.’
@Middle_East_Spectator
Persian Gulf
INT'L MOD
Remember when the U.S. said they will hit an Iranian tanker every time Iran hits a tanker?
Persian Gulf
INT'L MOD
I agree on closing airspace but I’m not sure how much they use Iranian airspace now anywayI was looking at the flight information of IKIA (Imam Khomeini International Airport).
All of our flights are now from a handful of countries:
1. Turkey (Istanbul, Izmir, Van)
2. The Emirates (Yes, surprisingly! Our trustees love Dubai)
3. Thailand (Where else would our beloved trustees spend their money on prostitution?)
4. Iraq (Only Najaf, Karbala has cancelled all Iranian flights in accordance with US sanctions)
5. China (Beijing and Guangzhou. Where else would the beloved oligarchs go to for importing the lowest quality of goods that China produces and sell them at high prices?)
6. Armenia (I'm sure Armenia will cancel Iranian flights too. Pashinyan is a Western stooge).
So, basically, the people of Iran can only fly to Turkey and Armenia now. The rest of those countries are reserved for Ayatollahs and their fanbase.
The least Iran can do is close its airspace to countries that have banned Iranian flights. That's like the minimum thing to do. Oman will be hugely affected by that at least
And if Iranians can’t go to other countries they will have to spend more money inside Iran
ShapurII
Trusted Member
What if somebody wants to visit their parents in Iran, or parents want to visit their children abroad? What about importing red meat from abroad? Are we going to construct something like the Berlin wall between over 3 million Iranians abroad and Iranians inside?
Oman has to use Iranian air space to go to most countries in the northern hemisphere. Otherwise, their flights will be hours longer and much more expensive.
Iraq also has to use Iranian airspace for flights to the Far East at least. Fortunately, Iran is a large country. That's the minimum we can do.
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Persian Gulf
INT'L MOD
ShapurII
Trusted Member
We have had capable nuclear scientists and nuclear engineers in Iran who sacrificed their lives for our country, most of them at young age in their late 20s and early 30s, to give Iran nuclear deterrence and guarantee our national security and development.
Unfortunately, all of those sacrifices, besides sacrifices by ordinary Iranian citizens who tolerated sanctions for over 2 decades, were wasted by people who chose "strategic patience" after Israel started to decapitate our nuclear scientists and engineers in 2005 onwards and later by the signing of the JCPOA.
Sharif University was put on the list of US, Europe, even Russian and Chinese sanctions over our nuclear program, and the sanctions on Sharif University were never lifted after that. All in vain.
The US and Israel launched their final attack on Iran after they took care of Iran's metal uranium conversion facility and heavy water production. Ironically, uranium metal conversion was an important point of failure in the development of nuclear weapons, which had been built on the ground, and it was easily bombed.
Immortals
Elite Member
lol Kharrazi was a massive reformist who strongly advocated for western relations and had lunch with Kerry and the Americans. He was in the Khatami and Rouhani bloc.
His threats were just bluffs. The reason Israel killed him was because he was someone the Americans could “work with” just like Larijani. And Israel doesn’t want American and Iran to have relations. They much rather have the hardliners in power in Tehran.
