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   >> them. In fact he cannot come inside Iran anymore.   
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   >> A huge explosion took place tonight in a military industry of   
   >> Azerbaijan Republic in Baku. There is a footage of it too. All the   
   >> Israeli fighter planes that bombed Tehran and Rasht had come from   
   >> bases in Azerbaijan. Something is prone to happen to them for this.   
   >>   
   >> The big fire that started there is still burning big in the middle of   
   >> the night. The name of that industry is "Alof".   
   >>   
   >> Tehran's refinery which was one of the targets of Israelis and had   
   >> been bombed is already repaired and back to life as usual. See,   
   >> Iranians do not have to wait 6 months for every part they purchase   
   >> from you to arrive, anymore :) Such was only in your granddad's lives,   
   >> not you Nazis lives.   
   >>   
   >> Nuclear sites? Any damage to them will get repaired in no time because   
   >> in contrast to the refineries, they have the full support of hundreds   
   >> of   thousands of the Militia. The refinery took just 10 days to get   
   >> fully repaired.   
   >>   
   >>   
   >> Israelis now that they know cannot destroy missile industries of Iran,   
   >> are saying they should prevent Yemenis from further develop their   
   >> missiles.   
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   >   
   > Bloomberg's estimate of cost of repair to Israeli buildings (only the   
   > buildings) is an additional $3 Billion that must be added to that funky   
   > report from Israel's "minister of finance" (he looks like a Texas rural   
   > thug). This does not include what got damaged inside those buildings,   
   > baby :-) And this does not include what got damaged outside of those   
   > buildings either :) All those cars, for instance, .. hehe :)   
   >   
   > Speaking of damages, newer more accurate accounts of what happened at   
   > the critical hours at the end of the war have come out. Very reliable   
   > ones also, from the foreign ministry. Araghchi in a televised interview   
   > said today that Americans had nothing to do with the stop of the war,   
   > and the request had come from Israel.   
   >   
   > He said at 1 am, while returning from Eshghabad to Tehran (after meeting   
   > with Putin) he received a phone call from one of the Arab foreign   
   > ministers (he declined to say which one) saying Israel has said they   
   > will stop their aggressive attacks inside Iran at 4 am and will only   
   > defend themselves defensively inside Israel from then on, and if Iran   
   > does not continue attacking Israel after 4 am, they would not resume   
   > attacking Iranian targets either.   
   >   
   > In the three ours left till 4 am he informed Iran's other authorities of   
   > it. Nobody was sure Israel was sincere in this of course.   
   >   
   > So this had to be tested.   
   >   
   > Israel's attacks inside Iran did stop at 4 am, and Iran did not stop   
   > attacking Israel at 4 am. To check Israelis reaction, for 3.5 hours   
   > more, till 7.30 am, Iran hit multiple Israeli cities very hard and very   
   > successfully, and no attacks were carried out against Iranian targets by   
   > Israelis. Therefore Iranians concluded that Israel means business and   
   > has actually stopped attacking Iran. So Iran also stopped attacking   
   > Israeli targets.   
   >   
   > So this was no "cease fire", he said. A cease fire requires meeting and   
   > discussions and negotiations. This was just stopping the war. Initiated   
   > by Israel, and then followed by Iran.   
   >   
   > I've seen this in cats too. Cats get themselves into horrible fights,   
   > but sometimes one side stops without losing his ground, and the other on   
   > seeing that also stops without losing his ground. And they stay there in   
   > front of each other for long moments until gradually they kind of put a   
   > stop to it all and go their own ways. This is no cease fire. It says   
   > nothing about future wars and battles.   
   >   
   > Araghchi said in the last 3.5 hours of Iran's attacks, Iran's best radar   
   > evading missiles were used, and these missiles saw very little   
   > resistance from enemy air defense cause they could not be detected as   
   > well as the other missiles.   
   >   
   > Araghchi's words are reliable, by the way.   
   >   
   > So now I'm not just making the educated guess I made in that morning,   
   > but believe this time, that Israel had reached the end of its war   
   > worthiness and was very close to total depletion of munitions, both   
   > aggressively and soon defensively as well, and in a bid for stopping the   
   > war sent that request to Araghchi via an Arab intermediary. That's why   
   > Iranians are celebrating the end of the war as "Victors." And that's why   
   > I think this was a big blunder and Iran lost the chance to really punish   
   > Israelis like what we did with Saddam's Iraq.   
   >   
   > And this is why I think a concurrent coup inside Iran became aware of   
   > Israelis' situation and seeing no more attacks from Israel are coming,   
   > they opted for the next best outcome for themselves and had Iran's   
   > counter attacks stop also.   
   >   
   > And yet another clue for the existence of a coup is that right after   
   > 7:30am on that day, the 5th column's anti-Iran activities escalated and   
   > Iran was forced to put everything aside and begin catching the suckers   
   > and their men. Hundreds upon hundreds of more men were arrested red   
   > handed. So a purely internal war started from that hour on, and is still   
   > ongoing.   
   >   
   > I think clerics are involved in this coup, just like in the one in 1953.   
   > Cleric's agreement with Shah (and USA) had made it possible to get rid   
   > of Mosaddegh because they enjoyed most of Iranians' backing. Americans   
   > paid the money needed in that coup. And to this day they take "credit"   
   > for that coup. All they did was to write a check. And their blunder in   
   > letting Churchil's men kill 300 of Mosaddegh's men cost them their   
   > embassy in Iran!   
   >   
   > And the Leader is too old now. He can barely talk anymore. He is I think   
   > almost 90. So a lot among the clerics can have the lives of their own in   
   > any way they choose, and they do not lack a high percentage of selfish   
   > and stupid among themselves. So ... I think part of the cleric's   
   > presence in the government had a coup conducted against independence of   
   > Iran to secure all sorts of money and amenities belonging to people of   
   > Iran to their exclusive selves by having USA release them to them. And   
   > this is what Trump has started to talk about in fact. He wants to   
   > release $30 Billion of frozen Iranians' money and give it to those coup   
   > leaders in the name of "creating a peaceful nuclear industry", which is   
   > nothing but bullshit. This whole nuclear excuse is nothing but bullshit.   
   > It is just an excuse for changing the nature of Iran's independence   
   > towards a Shah like regime that's dependent and is a Bitch of the USA.   
   >   
   > But it won't happen!   
   >   
   > Iranians have the experience and always remember the past mistakes of   
   > theirs and their enemies. The real damage done by these coup leaders is   
   > as I explained earlier in this blog: Both Israel and USA will without a   
   > doubt come back and hit Iran and Iranians harder. Iran lost the chance   
   > to prevent that via punishing Israel.   
   >   
   >   
   > And all these talks about Iran's newest missiles and cruises etc being   
   > "undetectable" isn't just blabber. Araghchi deals with realities. That's   
   > his job. Such tech in Iran has a solid ground behind it. Do you remember   
   > the guy who invented the technology? His name was Nowshir Gvadia, an   
   > Indian of Iranian origin (a Parsi). He was one of the main guys who   
   > developed that technology inside USA war industries, then began to   
   > secretly sell it to China, Switzerland, and a number of other countries.   
      
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