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

[Persian Gulf]

we should lie more ...

I think it is worse than that, they even start to believe their own lies

that's why Hajizadeh and Bagheri etc were not taking precautions in the middle of an obvious war because they convinced themselves Israel will not attack

 

[ShapurII]

Do you really think Larijani is lying? The IRI is trapped in its own propaganda. One official claims “we fired 5 missiles, hit 1 target, but could have launched 10 more.” The next says “we destroyed 3, damaged 2, but could have fired 20 more.” It turns into a game of one up until they’re convincing themselves they can launch 10,000 missiles at once and flatten Tel Aviv and Haifa. Add in all the grand, flowery language, and they end up believing their own hype more than anyone else.

I mean, does it even matter?
Whether 1 missile hit or 6 missiles hit, it was still a very weak symbolic attack.
The US destroyed 3 of our nuclear facilities and let's assume 6 of our missiles hit Al-Udeid. Does that establish deterrence?

 

[Arash]

Such an idiot

 

[Persian Gulf]

Israeli army used schools while attacking Iran

 

[Arash]

@Hack-Hook can you argue otherwise?

This man is not in charge, just like Joe Biden before him.......

 

[Persian Gulf]

 

[shapurzolaktaf]

Some people are waking up after wasting billions on national tv and radio.
Even "boom boom Tel-Aviv" (few dollars cost) was more effective than 45 years Islamic republic media.

 

[BigMela2onin]

Only few old people in diaspora, some handicapped (physically and mentally) are pro Reza "joon" & Netanyahu, would not be surprised if they are less than 20%. They just scream very loud like netanyahu.

20% is a lot

 

[mangekyo]

I mean, does it even matter?
Whether 1 missile hit or 6 missiles hit, it was still a very weak symbolic attack.
The US destroyed 3 of our nuclear facilities and let's assume 6 of our missiles hit Al-Udeid. Does that establish deterrence?

Honestly, they probably believe all their own hype about having unbeatable technology and what they could do. It’s like a retard who thinks he’s so deadly he has to “hold back” or he’ll destroy everyone, while he’s just standing there getting kicked in the ass over and over.

 

[tsunset]

Only few old people in diaspora, some handicapped (physically and mentally) are pro Reza "joon" & Netanyahu, would not be surprised if they are less than 20%. They just scream very loud like netanyahu.

20%? More like 0.05%

Everyone pisses at the Shah in Iran, what has failed in the past will inevitably fail if reinstalled

 

[ShapurII]

Honestly, they probably believe all their own hype about having unbeatable technology and what they could do. It’s like a retard who thinks he’s so deadly he has to “hold back” or he’ll destroy everyone, while he’s just standing there getting kicked in the ass over and over.

It's really hard to understand what the IR thinks. I mean these people seem absolutely clueless to me. They have no master plan, they just want to stay in power for one more day, it seems. How can you run an astronomically costly nuclear program for +35 years, get it bombed eventually but not build the bomb?

I was watching the interview of Ali Alizadeh with Hooshang Amir-Ahmadi. Amir-Ahmadi said that the Islamic Republic is an ideologue regime that believes they should hand over Iran to Imam Mahdi. So, their priority is to keep the political system in place only.
Even if it means that the ruins of Iran will be handed over, they're fine with it. It's hard to argue that he is wrong. We are in war and they aren't even opening public bunkers for the people.

 

[mangekyo]

Some people are waking up after wasting billions on national tv and radio.
Even "boom boom Tel-Aviv" (few dollars cost) was more effective than 45 years Islamic republic media.

If we survive this war, maybe IRI will finally embrace real Iranian nationalism. Funny thing is, we wouldn’t even have to try hard, we could just hire consultants from Tajikistan to teach us how.

 

[ShapurII]

He's explaining the nuclear contamination at Sanandaj

 

[Persian Gulf]

It's really hard to understand what the IR thinks. I mean these people seem absolutely clueless to me. They have no master plan, they just want to stay in power for one more day, it seems. How can you run an astronomically costly nuclear program for +35 years, get it bombed eventually but not build the bomb?

I was watching the interview of Ali Alizadeh with Hooshang Amir-Ahmadi. Amir-Ahmadi said that the Islamic Republic is an ideologue regime that believes they should hand over Iran to Imam Mahdi. So, their priority is to keep the political system in place only.
Even if it means that the ruins of Iran will be handed over, they're fine with it. It's hard to argue that he is wrong. We are in war and they aren't even opening public bunkers for the people.

what public bunkers? there are only metro stations

but that's kind of normal for huge countries

 

[mangekyo]

It's really hard to understand what the IR thinks. I mean these people seem absolutely clueless to me. They have no master plan, they just want to stay in power for one more day, it seems. How can you run an astronomically costly nuclear program for +35 years, get it bombed eventually but not build the bomb?

I was watching the interview of Ali Alizadeh with Hooshang Amir-Ahmadi. Amir-Ahmadi said that the Islamic Republic is an ideologue regime that believes they should hand over Iran to Imam Mahdi. So, their priority is to keep the political system in place only.
Even if it means that the ruins of Iran will be handed over, they're fine with it. It's hard to argue that he is wrong. We are in war and they aren't even opening public bunkers for the people.

The IRI is basically bipolar. One day they’re playing Age of Empires waging war on imperialism, the next they’re acting like “Nobel Peace Prize” diplomats, and then they’re back to liberating Quds and preparing for the Mahdi. I don’t want to point fingers, but it’s the Supreme Leader’s job to actually organize the country and set a clear vision. It’s like a car company with a dozen divisions, all with talented engineers and big budgets, but instead of one team designing the engine and another working on the transmission, everyone’s making their own version of the same part that doesn’t even fit the car.