ShapurII
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I agree that it's normal, but we had public bunkers during the Iraq-Iran war.what public bunkers? there are only metro stations
but that's kind of normal for huge countries
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I agree that it's normal, but we had public bunkers during the Iraq-Iran war.what public bunkers? there are only metro stations
but that's kind of normal for huge countries
It is more like one team designing a car going east and the other team designing the same car going west. It seems Iran is made up by factions that have diametrical ideas on which direction the nation should follow.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.
Yes a major issue is governments undoing the work of the previous every cycle. If one good thing can come from this conflict it may be that they will decide on one fixed goal.It is more like one team designing a car going east and the other team designing the same car going west. It seems Iran is made up by factions that have diametrical ideas on which direction the nation should follow.
can you show me? a bit before my timeI agree that it's normal, but we had public bunkers during the Iraq-Iran war.
Hopefully. Before the Japanese invasion of China in WWII, China was like that, too. Chaotic and direction-less. It was Japanese invasion that brought the entire nation together. It is sad that it only happens when existential threat becomes real.Yes a major issue is governments undoing the work of the previous every cycle. If one good thing can come from this conflict it may be that they will decide on one fixed goal.
not sure this is still an effective bunker
If we survive this war, I believe that Iran will be a lot more united and powerful than before. But first, we need to survive.Hopefully. Before the Japanese invasion of China in WWII, China was like that, too. Chaotic and direction-less. It was Japanese invasion that brought the entire nation together. It is sad that it only happens when existential threat becomes real.
Yes, times have changed for sure. Today's wars are fought completely differently.not sure this is still an effective bunker
the bigger problem is lack of early warning systems
No we are not, that's BS Iranian/Shia partisans love to spew just because we kicked them and their beloved dictator out of power. Keep crying.Turkey and Syria are both ultra pro-Israel
In USA they did a reseach, it was 13% (which now maybe would be 6%)20% is a lot