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> of their flights. But the overall air defense failed.
>
> Underestimating "enemy"s capability of their weapons is a major military
> mistake. There's no excuse for goofing this up. Iranian missiles got to
> their targets in large enough numbers to really fuck some
> infrastructures that they had nicely formed and packed in there. The
> missile attacks worked! And it was managed and directed from places way
> more than a thousand kilometers from them. It worked so effectively that
> the Israelis were the ones who requested ceasefire. They begged Trump to
> find a way for it. Trump called Ghatar's foreign minister to call
> Araghchi and tell him what I said earlier in this blog.
>
> Their number 2 mistake was that they miscalculated Iranians' general
> sentiments! Israelis had planned for, and were under the impression that
> Iranian people will pour in the streets against their own government
> right after top military and Militia figures were eliminated by Israel,
> and would take this chance to change the hated regime after 46 long
> years of being subjected to it.
>
> But their calculations were totally off. The sentiment of "Women, Life,
> Freedom" desires and movement in Iranians is far less important compared
> to seeing Nazis bombing their country. So the sentiment that those Bozos
> in Israel were so banking on, disappeared the moment Israeli bombs began
> hitting Tehran and other cities. And I mean totally disappeared. The
> bombs, in fact, worked exactly the opposite of what Israelis expected.
> The political matters disappeared and Iranians became just one people
> and began doing what they could to fight Israel.
>
> A huge amount of help from individual civilians poured in to inform them
> of suspicious activities, causing a major disruption in the plans of
> thousands of 5th column agents. Israelis were thinking they could change
> the regime. A big mistake.
>
> The third mistake of the Israelis was to think that the amount of time
> Iranians needed to control matters in the initial chaos at the beginning
> of this surprise war would be at least one or two days. Bad mistake. It
> took Iranians only three hours to get things under control and begin
> proper defense and offense. This was more than a military mistake. To
> calculate the extent of time the chaos would last requires several
> different capabilities, only one of which being correct intelligence.
> Israelis didn't have that. In their years of planning this, their Mossad
> could not get a correct estimate of how long that chaos would last. This
> is a severe limitation, and this information about Israelis is new. It
> is something to learn of its existence!
>
> So I learned two facts about Israel for the first time:
>
> 1- Israelis proved to be prone to make huge mistakes. All three mistakes
> described above are huge ones for a country who initiates a war. This
> says that they're not war-worthy. Proof of it also was an only 12 day
> war ending with Israelis requesting ceasefire.
>
> 2- Israelis have solid limitations in their capacity to study other
> nations, and almost no amount of time will added in that study improves
> it. Iran is not USA. Modern Human is not cro-magnon human. USA is a huge
> chicken industry with incubators hatching waves after waves of
> look-alike, act-alike, and think-alike Americans. It is a nation that's
> made to be used as Sheep, so I don't give Jews credit for mastering the
> controlling of them where credit is not due. Iran is a different nation.
> From genes and up! And in every respect. In this war, I found out
> Israelis are not capable of understanding Iranians under any situation.
>
> How can a nation be like that? First off, Nazis aren't very objective
> people. Plus, being utterly tribal doesn't help tribals understand
> people like Iranians who are true "citizens". Iranians are ages and I
> mean eras ahead of Israelis by being citizens, not tribal entities.
> Therefore, Iran is not the only nation that Israelis cannot understand.
> Any nation, any Modern Human nation, is beyond the Israelis' grasp for
> understanding them enough to start a war with them.
>
> But I thought by carefully choosing the talented and giving it enough
> time, even Israelis could manage to understand a nation like Iranians,
> but this war changed my mind.
>
> I learned these two matters about Israelis. I didn't know them before.
>
>
>


40 Million Pakestani Shi'ites joined the two Marja's in Iran in warning
Trump and Netanyahu about harming the Leader of Iran. Their reps in
front of cameras told them, "The leader of Iran is our Marja' and our
political leader both. We won't stay inactive with regards to Trump and
Netanyahu if any harm is done to our Leader."

Perhaps these stuff sound like fairy tale to Trump and his cohort
Netanyahu, but obviously the two do not know their positions in this world.

Reporters asked a top Militia in Iran about possibility of true peace
with Israel. He responded, "Not even the word 'cease fire' applies to
Israelis. They will always remain our target for destruction because
they themselves have no other plan about us but destruction."

So Militia's sentiment is much closer to the realities than Iran's
foreign ministry's is. In fact it is another way of saying Israelis are
Nazis who start wars in the region.

The Leader hasn't responded to Iranians appealing to him to modify or
annul his fatwa against nuclear weapons. This guy can only hold on to it
for so long. Already it doesn't look good for him at all, but after that
point - the point that will reach for him to come to his senses - he'll
begin more like the Israel's number one hand inside Iran..

Could be that he thinks he may (naturally) die before he has to change
his anti-Iranian fatwa. But things may happen before he naturally dies.
Some of his own men right inside TV interviews are indirectly saying he
has stayed in his position way too long after his retirement time came
and passed.

I never personally trusted him 100%. A lot of clerics in Iran are past
Jews. Including Khomeyni. Iran has a large population of Moslems who
have been Jews a few generations earlier. So I simply do not trust the
clerics with leaving Iran in their laps to manage. And his fatwa was
directly an anti-Iranian and pro-Israel act.

Pakestanis are Moslems too, and they openly build and keep nuclear
weapons. Therefore the Leader's fatwa was directly anti-Iran and
pro-Israel.

But regardless of who the Leader is and what his intention has been in
issuing that fatwa, half of the dead in this 12 day war in Iran were
civilians, many of them kids and women. Total death has reached close to
1000 now as they are being pulled from under the rubble.

When half of the dead are civilians, the Leader cannot argue against
nuclear weapon use, using this same fact, that it would kill civilians
also. Iranians are trying, in nice words by the way, to tell him that.

So let's see what his reaction to this request will be. He doesn't talk
much these days. He must be thinking hard!

Assembly of Experts is the body in Iran that appoints and/or replaces
the Leader. God knows what percentage of THAT body have Jewish pasts.. :-(

So there is a chance that to remove the Leader - should people decide
that - they have to remove the entire Assembly of Experts members as
well for that to happen. People can do that cause they're the ones who

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