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   >> "regime change" has been part of it. That aim, by Nazis in USA and   
   >> Europe has always been part of it. And that's where they fail to hide   
   >> the fact that their nuclear concerns about Iran is all fake.   
   >>   
   >> It is all fake, because no matter what regime comes after this one, it   
   >> would also seek nuclear weapons. As simple as that. You cannot prevent   
   >> Iran from having nuclear weapons.   
   >>   
   >> So this "regime change" is out the window. The real aim of Nazis is to   
   >> cause turmoil and instability in every aspect of life in Iran, so they   
   >> can break Iran's back and prevent China from getting a large portion   
   >> of the oil they get almost half the price.   
   >>   
   >> Anything with "nuclear" word in it about Iran, expressed by Nazis, is   
   >> total bullshit.   
   >>   
   >> Israelis obviously tried to inflict maximum damage on all aspects of   
   >> industrial work in Iran, not just nuclear ones. They have the mandate   
   >> to break Iran's independence. So far, they've not been successful, and   
   >> their efforts have indeed backfired cause Iran now knows first hand   
   >> S-300 type air defense is useless. It is obsolete. Iran has developed   
   >> better systems than S-300s too, which could shoot down a few F-35s,   
   >> but that also proved not to do the job good enough. Many industries in   
   >> Iran got hit with bombs carried and released by Israeli and American   
   >> aircraft. So Iran is now going for something better!   
   >>   
   >> A Chinese war expert had an interesting little article published about   
   >> it. He said something along this: "Iran needs to get rid of s-300   
   >> models and think in terms of multiple systems that work together, if   
   >> she wishes to defend herself against Israeli and American air power."   
   >>   
   >> Then he went into explaining just what these various systems that work   
   >> together are, and why they are essential to have in addition to a good   
   >> sized fleet of jet fighters. But the funny thing about them all was   
   >> that every system he talked about was a Chinese developed system :) So   
   >> right there one doesn't really know if he was being a salesman or an   
   >> "expert." Regardless, there's no doubt that Iran must upgrade from the   
   >> ancient S-300 system.   
   >>   
   >>   
   >> The Leader showed up for Moharram's most sensitive day for Shi'ites   
   >> for the first time since beginning of the war. Many thought he   
   >> wouldn't dare the risk. Some Israeli outlets were saying he isn't even   
   >> in Tehran and is ready to fly to Russia from elsewhere in Iran. Hehe   
   >> :) Usual bullshit. Some thought he was dead too.   
   >>   
   >> But most importantly, regarding a response to a few known figures in   
   >> Iran asking him to revise his fatwa about having nukes, he only had   
   >> this to say:   
   >>   
   >>     "I stand under the flag of Abolfathl Lel Abbas (one of Hoseyn's   
   >> men who got martyred with him - extremely liked and respected by   
   >> Iranians). I will not go under any other flag."   
   >>   
   >> So, in his heart, Iran and Iranians come second in place for him.   
   >> That's the problem with having a cleric at such a powerful position.   
   >>   
   >> Iran will have to think for herself independently! Will she? .. Has   
   >> She? You bet she has.   
   >>   
   >> So let him be as he wants. Let him live and die under the flag of   
   >> Abbas. Not a bad place to be at all, but Iranians need to stay alive   
   >> first to continue Abbas's fight.   
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   > Musk, out of sheer frustration (gee I wonder why he wasn't frustrated   
   > anytime before - I've been frustrated since mid-1980s! And he's not that   
   > much younger than me - has discovered that the only political effect he   
   > can have to remedy this madness in this Nazi country is to create a new   
   > party.   
   >   
   > He first thought about it after getting kicked out of Trump's admin. For   
   > what reason and how he could see a chance at all for the fucked up   
   > system he had stepped into, blows my mind. How can a bright man think   
   > something can be done by the very corrupt and bought out system that he   
   > is in? Can a drug cartel solve the matter of drugs in people by its own   
   > tools and staff?   
   >   
   > Even an asperger cro-magnon is stupid compared to a Modern Human asperger.   
   >   
   > Anyway, that's the first time in his fucking life that Musk was   
   > confident the system cannot be used to correct itself. So with the money   
   > that he has, he began to scan from that vantage point over the   
   > possibilities, and found the way to do it. A new party.   
   >   
   > I think it can lead to a solution in the form of a possibility for   
   > people who aren't Nazi or rich and aren't tied to some form of thieves,   
   > to have a say in their fucking government. How such a party can defend   
   > itself against the assault of so many Billionaires in this Nazi country,   
   > beats me. But that's a start.   
   >   
   > But I made this entry into the blog just to wonder why he chose Trump   
   > for his attempt. He must've seen something in him that indicated it   
   > could be used to good ends. But what was that? I mean something other   
   > than "Fuck America Again."   
   >   
   > I think he did influence Trump enough to pardon the Silk Road guy,   
   > Ulbricht. That's, as far as I can see, the only move Trump made that   
   > made sense and was a correct move. Other than that, I have seen nothing   
   > in what Trump has done that's anything other than bullshit, and has   
   > failed in all of them.   
   >   
   > Just one act for a president! He pardoned him two days after assuming   
   > office, so I think Musk was very much the guy responsible for it, not   
   > Trump. If he had waited a couple of months longer, Trump would not heed   
   > to his suggestion or request anymore.   
   >   
   > Speaking of Ross Ulbricht, he is a bright guy, and had been incarcerated   
   > for life since 2015. I spoke of him once last year in another forum and   
   > expressed my bitter resentment for keeping bright guys like him in   
   > prison for trying out their strange ideas in the social activities of   
   > people in the internet. And I got immensely glad that he was released.   
   >   
   > By the way, Russians are saying that the recent cashing of almost $10   
   > Billion worth of Bitcoins spread into a few accounts that had not been   
   > touched for more than 10 years, could be those belonging to Ulbricht!   
   > The accounts received the bitcoins at way under a dollar each back in   
   > early 2010s, and they got sold just days back at around $110 Ks each :)   
   > I just checked Bitcoin price. It hasn't even budged :) You take $10   
   > Billion out and it doesn't even feel it.   
   >   
   > Now that's a secure place to keep your money :)   
   >   
   > I hope it was Ulbricht's accounts. After sacrificing 10 best years of   
   > his life in prison, so unfairly, he deserves to enjoy the life he wants.   
   > He is Texan and studied physics too in the same university that I did   
   > (but years after I did) and continued his interesting life just like a   
   > true physicist would: throw away physics and try out your own new   
   > interesting ideas! :-)   
   >   
   > Well, he went just a little bit too far in that, if I trust what I read   
   > on the internet about him some years back. I should look into it once   
   > more cause he can now speak about it more openly, especially with almost   
   > $10 B having made its way under his belt :) Hehe :) I really hope the   
   > accounts were his.   
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   This is a speech Ulbricht made about three weeks ago. He spent the   
   entire time of the speech on one theme, the most important matter that's   
   in his mind at this time.   
      
   Spending more than 10 years of your life incarcerated is a strange   
   experience, very unique, and quite lasting even if you're out now.   
      
      
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