This is fresh from Iran's militia forces. Regular military still cannot
carry this out (they just dump them en masse in a vertical descent with parachutes).

https://streamable.com/le3qlr

What is its use? On whose ass will they land, dick first, to achieve any
goal? Where and in what situation, the silent presence of one or a few
makes a big difference for Iran? And how would they come back?



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On 7/27/2022 10:18 PM, Clutterfreak wrote:

On 7/9/2022 4:51 PM, Clutterfreak wrote:

Sweet 1957 :)

People in the world back then - very oddly including the CH! - knew
how to enjoy life.

Nowadays everybody in the world other than the CH know how to enjoy
life. All Cro-Magnons and most Cro-Magnoids have totally forgotten it.
Chickens running around with heads cut off, doing things not knowing
why. Noticing that made my day today :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1LRYJa9U04

En el mar la vida es más sabrosa
En el mar te quiero mucho más
Con el sol, la luna y las estrellas
En el mar todo es felicidad
Te verás bañada por las olas
Y serás sirena de mi amor
Hallarás amor entre sus aguas
Y tendrás del mar su inspiración
Que una concha nos sirva de abrigo
Con música de brisa y adornos de coral
Y al vaivén de las olas tranquilas
Los peces de colores nos lleven a pasear
En el mar la vida es más sabrosa
En el mar te quiero mucho más
Con el sol, la luna y las estrellas
En el mar todo es felicidad
Que una concha nos sirva de abrigo
Con música de brisa y adornos de coral
Y al vaivén de las olas tranquilas
Los peces de colores nos lleven a pasear
En el mar la vida es más sabrosa
En el mar te quiero mucho más
Con el sol, la luna y las estrellas
En el mar todo es felicidad
En el mar todo es felicidad
En el mar todo es felicidad

Everything about this song is great. Listen to piano how it depicts
salty water and sea and its little creatures. The bass, the poem, the
drums, the dance, the wind instruments, everything. This is some
package. MH from begin to end.

The CH for a few years just imitated it slightly. That's as far as they
could do, or go, or understand. I remember some Bing Crosby thick and
heavy records that my father and Mom listened to (and danced with on occasions) when I was tiny. They often had Latino themes about them. I
even remember a couple of them still and don't know how to find them
unless I spend a lot of time on youtube listening to tens and tens of
old songs. I don't have such time and am not interested in it either.
They were songs of my parents' generation, not even those of my elder brothers'.

But downright value is value. Nobody can touch it, and this song sure
gives a taste of it :) My day was made today earlier at work, but this
song, now that I listened to it again, made my hour before retiring to
bed :) Cubans were great at music.

Hahhahah :-) Every time I listen to this song I find it just great. It's
the simplest form of a music that's saying all that's packed in the
poem. And it does it in just the special way that Latino's have. Exactly
how they look at it and think about it.

I have worked with them and know them. All that confidence! You may be
the dorks that you are and ask, "confidence in what?" Confidence in
their ability to manage life perfectly well. Yes. Confidence in that! No
matter what you motherfuckers do to them. No matter what happens,
period. They are confident, and are certain that they will enjoy their
lives all the way to the last breath.

The _first_ chance their music telling all that got to reach Iran (late
1940s), it was an absolute winner. People understood them. My parents
who were from a totally different background, music-wise as well as
dance-wise, didn't need to get used to them first. They immediately
recognized such jewels.

Musically, the closest that Iranian music can come to theirs is the
Southern "Bandari" music, because it was that music which after Islam
began to spread was taken to Spain and from there a few centuries later
to South America. My parents never listened to Southern Iranian music intentionally on their own. They were both from northern Iran and mostly listened to those types. Nevertheless, on just one listening, they'd
recognize the gist of it. They had many records with Latino music
enhanced themes.

And dance-wise also, both my parents had their preferred dances quite
different from Latino. Latino dance is very sexual! For both men and
women. But Iranian dance is totally a reflection of Iranians themselves.
The woman moves gracefully as if she is just sliding on the floor (takes
months of practice to achieve) especially when she has long enough
skirts to reach the ground. The head must not go up and down! The man
jumps this way and that way around her doing the Lezgi foot dance. If he
is very good at it, his head also will not move up and down through all
that commotion. The dance is ancient and almost standard everywhere in
Iran, Caucasia, Turkey, Afghanestan, etc, everywhere throughout Greater
Iran.

That type of dance, my parents and rest of family did in just about all
the weddings we attended. But for more privately held parties, or just
doing it together for fun at home, they did Latino style :-))) Chacha,
Samba, Salsa, ..Those moves had a lot of you know what about them. You
just had to either do it privately or inside close friends circles at most.

I remember for a good while, perhaps a whole Summer, my father took my
mother to dance school to both learn Latino dances together :) The
school belonged to an Armenian family. I can not even count the number
of times I saw my mother practicing them in front of the large glass on
the front of the book-case we had, in which she could see a faint
reflection of hers. For me all that were just silly activity, that I
watched uninterested; I was just a little kid. My brothers understood it
better and would get excited and dhappy to see them dance. Latino style
or Lezgi, both.

I don't think you dorks know anything about Lezgi moves. You may have
seen similar moves in Russian dancers, especially in southern Russia
where Iranians have always had influence. As I said, they are totally
different for woman and for men. Two completely different form based on
how women are seen in Iran and how men are seen in Iran :)

Let me give an example of the man's side of Lezgi dance:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZnuFS7NVJY

To see how it is for women:

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/pM8K-JkKXKM

As you see, the woman is appearing to be just sliding gracefully on the
floor, a feat of skill to show off and be justly proud of. It is very
difficult to learn. And the man is doing actually very precise moves
with his feet. All standard and learnted but his other movements are
usually his own depending on how he feels at the moment. In Lezgi dance
you can see what a woman is looked upon in Iran, and how a man is looked
upon :)



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On 8/26/2023 2:25 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 7/27/2022 10:18 PM, Clutterfreak wrote:

On 7/9/2022 4:51 PM, Clutterfreak wrote:

Sweet 1957 :)

People in the world back then - very oddly including the CH! - knew
how to enjoy life.

Nowadays everybody in the world other than the CH know how to enjoy
life. All Cro-Magnons and most Cro-Magnoids have totally forgotten
it. Chickens running around with heads cut off, doing things not
knowing why. Noticing that made my day today :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1LRYJa9U04

En el mar la vida es más sabrosa
En el mar te quiero mucho más
Con el sol, la luna y las estrellas
En el mar todo es felicidad
Te verás bañada por las olas
Y serás sirena de mi amor
Hallarás amor entre sus aguas
Y tendrás del mar su inspiración
Que una concha nos sirva de abrigo
Con música de brisa y adornos de coral
Y al vaivén de las olas tranquilas
Los peces de colores nos lleven a pasear
En el mar la vida es más sabrosa
En el mar te quiero mucho más
Con el sol, la luna y las estrellas
En el mar todo es felicidad
Que una concha nos sirva de abrigo
Con música de brisa y adornos de coral
Y al vaivén de las olas tranquilas
Los peces de colores nos lleven a pasear
En el mar la vida es más sabrosa
En el mar te quiero mucho más
Con el sol, la luna y las estrellas
En el mar todo es felicidad
En el mar todo es felicidad
En el mar todo es felicidad

Everything about this song is great. Listen to piano how it depicts
salty water and sea and its little creatures. The bass, the poem, the
drums, the dance, the wind instruments, everything. This is some
package. MH from begin to end.

The CH for a few years just imitated it slightly. That's as far as
they could do, or go, or understand. I remember some Bing Crosby thick
and heavy records that my father and Mom listened to (and danced with
on occasions) when I was tiny. They often had Latino themes about
them. I even remember a couple of them still and don't know how to
find them unless I spend a lot of time on youtube listening to tens
and tens of old songs. I don't have such time and am not interested in
it either. They were songs of my parents' generation, not even those
of my elder brothers'.

But downright value is value. Nobody can touch it, and this song sure
gives a taste of it :) My day was made today earlier at work, but this
song, now that I listened to it again, made my hour before retiring to
bed :) Cubans were great at music.

Hahhahah :-) Every time I listen to this song I find it just great. It's
the simplest form of a music that's saying all that's packed in the
poem. And it does it in just the special way that Latino's have. Exactly
how they look at it and think about it.

I have worked with them and know them. All that confidence! You may be
the dorks that you are and ask, "confidence in what?" Confidence in
their ability to manage life perfectly well. Yes. Confidence in that! No matter what you motherfuckers do to them. No matter what happens,
period. They are confident, and are certain that they will enjoy their
lives all the way to the last breath.

The _first_ chance their music telling all that got to reach Iran (late 1940s), it was an absolute winner. People understood them. My parents
who were from a totally different background, music-wise as well as dance-wise, didn't need to get used to them first. They immediately recognized such jewels.

Musically, the closest that Iranian music can come to theirs is the
Southern "Bandari" music, because it was that music which after Islam
began to spread was taken to Spain and from there a few centuries later
to South America. My parents never listened to Southern Iranian music intentionally on their own. They were both from northern Iran and mostly listened to those types. Nevertheless, on just one listening, they'd recognize the gist of it. They had many records with Latino music
enhanced themes.

And dance-wise also, both my parents had their preferred dances quite different from Latino. Latino dance is very sexual! For both men and
women. But Iranian dance is totally a reflection of Iranians themselves.
The woman moves gracefully as if she is just sliding on the floor (takes months of practice to achieve) especially when she has long enough
skirts to reach the ground. The head must not go up and down! The man
jumps this way and that way around her doing the Lezgi foot dance. If he
is very good at it, his head also will not move up and down through all
that commotion. The dance is ancient and almost standard everywhere in
Iran, Caucasia, Turkey, Afghanestan, etc, everywhere throughout Greater
Iran.

That type of dance, my parents and rest of family did in just about all
the weddings we attended. But for more privately held parties, or just
doing it together for fun at home, they did Latino style :-))) Chacha,
Samba, Salsa, ..Those moves had a lot of you know what about them. You
just had to either do it privately or inside close friends circles at most.

I remember for a good while, perhaps a whole Summer, my father took my
mother to dance school to both learn Latino dances together :) The
school belonged to an Armenian family. I can not even count the number
of times I saw my mother practicing them in front of the large glass on
the front of the book-case we had, in which she could see a faint
reflection of hers. For me all that were just silly activity, that I
watched uninterested; I was just a little kid. My brothers understood it better and would get excited and dhappy to see them dance. Latino style
or Lezgi, both.

I don't think you dorks know anything about Lezgi moves. You may have
seen similar moves in Russian dancers, especially in southern Russia
where Iranians have always had influence. As I said, they are totally different for woman and for men. Two completely different form based on
how women are seen in Iran and how men are seen in Iran :)

Let me give an example of the man's side of Lezgi dance:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZnuFS7NVJY

To see how it is for women:

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/pM8K-JkKXKM

As you see, the woman is appearing to be just sliding gracefully on the floor, a feat of skill to show off and be justly proud of. It is very difficult to learn. And the man is doing actually very precise moves
with his feet. All standard and learnted but his other movements are
usually his own depending on how he feels at the moment. In Lezgi dance
you can see what a woman is looked upon in Iran, and how a man is looked
upon :)

This one is men's Lezgi at the professional level. Note that they have
to be at least two dancers so each could get a chance to catch his
breath while the other(s) perform. It is extremely demanding.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqsKjDTAtaQ



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On 8/26/2023 7:50 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 8/26/2023 2:25 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 7/27/2022 10:18 PM, Clutterfreak wrote:

On 7/9/2022 4:51 PM, Clutterfreak wrote:

Sweet 1957 :)

People in the world back then - very oddly including the CH! - knew
how to enjoy life.

Nowadays everybody in the world other than the CH know how to enjoy
life. All Cro-Magnons and most Cro-Magnoids have totally forgotten
it. Chickens running around with heads cut off, doing things not
knowing why. Noticing that made my day today :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1LRYJa9U04

En el mar la vida es más sabrosa
En el mar te quiero mucho más
Con el sol, la luna y las estrellas
En el mar todo es felicidad
Te verás bañada por las olas
Y serás sirena de mi amor
Hallarás amor entre sus aguas
Y tendrás del mar su inspiración
Que una concha nos sirva de abrigo
Con música de brisa y adornos de coral
Y al vaivén de las olas tranquilas
Los peces de colores nos lleven a pasear
En el mar la vida es más sabrosa
En el mar te quiero mucho más
Con el sol, la luna y las estrellas
En el mar todo es felicidad
Que una concha nos sirva de abrigo
Con música de brisa y adornos de coral
Y al vaivén de las olas tranquilas
Los peces de colores nos lleven a pasear
En el mar la vida es más sabrosa
En el mar te quiero mucho más
Con el sol, la luna y las estrellas
En el mar todo es felicidad
En el mar todo es felicidad
En el mar todo es felicidad

Everything about this song is great. Listen to piano how it depicts
salty water and sea and its little creatures. The bass, the poem, the
drums, the dance, the wind instruments, everything. This is some
package. MH from begin to end.

The CH for a few years just imitated it slightly. That's as far as
they could do, or go, or understand. I remember some Bing Crosby
thick and heavy records that my father and Mom listened to (and
danced with on occasions) when I was tiny. They often had Latino
themes about them. I even remember a couple of them still and don't
know how to find them unless I spend a lot of time on youtube
listening to tens and tens of old songs. I don't have such time and
am not interested in it either. They were songs of my parents'
generation, not even those of my elder brothers'.

But downright value is value. Nobody can touch it, and this song sure
gives a taste of it :) My day was made today earlier at work, but
this song, now that I listened to it again, made my hour before
retiring to bed :) Cubans were great at music.

Hahhahah :-) Every time I listen to this song I find it just great.
It's the simplest form of a music that's saying all that's packed in
the poem. And it does it in just the special way that Latino's have.
Exactly how they look at it and think about it.

I have worked with them and know them. All that confidence! You may be
the dorks that you are and ask, "confidence in what?" Confidence in
their ability to manage life perfectly well. Yes. Confidence in that!
No matter what you motherfuckers do to them. No matter what happens,
period. They are confident, and are certain that they will enjoy their
lives all the way to the last breath.

The _first_ chance their music telling all that got to reach Iran
(late 1940s), it was an absolute winner. People understood them. My
parents who were from a totally different background, music-wise as
well as dance-wise, didn't need to get used to them first. They
immediately recognized such jewels.

Musically, the closest that Iranian music can come to theirs is the
Southern "Bandari" music, because it was that music which after Islam
began to spread was taken to Spain and from there a few centuries
later to South America. My parents never listened to Southern Iranian
music intentionally on their own. They were both from northern Iran
and mostly listened to those types. Nevertheless, on just one
listening, they'd recognize the gist of it. They had many records with
Latino music enhanced themes.

And dance-wise also, both my parents had their preferred dances quite
different from Latino. Latino dance is very sexual! For both men and
women. But Iranian dance is totally a reflection of Iranians
themselves. The woman moves gracefully as if she is just sliding on
the floor (takes months of practice to achieve) especially when she
has long enough skirts to reach the ground. The head must not go up
and down! The man jumps this way and that way around her doing the
Lezgi foot dance. If he is very good at it, his head also will not
move up and down through all that commotion. The dance is ancient and
almost standard everywhere in Iran, Caucasia, Turkey, Afghanestan,
etc, everywhere throughout Greater Iran.

That type of dance, my parents and rest of family did in just about
all the weddings we attended. But for more privately held parties, or
just doing it together for fun at home, they did Latino style :-)))
Chacha, Samba, Salsa, ..Those moves had a lot of you know what about
them. You just had to either do it privately or inside close friends
circles at most.

I remember for a good while, perhaps a whole Summer, my father took my
mother to dance school to both learn Latino dances together :) The
school belonged to an Armenian family. I can not even count the number
of times I saw my mother practicing them in front of the large glass
on the front of the book-case we had, in which she could see a faint
reflection of hers. For me all that were just silly activity, that I
watched uninterested; I was just a little kid. My brothers understood
it better and would get excited and dhappy to see them dance. Latino
style or Lezgi, both.

I don't think you dorks know anything about Lezgi moves. You may have
seen similar moves in Russian dancers, especially in southern Russia
where Iranians have always had influence. As I said, they are totally
different for woman and for men. Two completely different form based
on how women are seen in Iran and how men are seen in Iran :)

Let me give an example of the man's side of Lezgi dance:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZnuFS7NVJY

To see how it is for women:

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/pM8K-JkKXKM

As you see, the woman is appearing to be just sliding gracefully on
the floor, a feat of skill to show off and be justly proud of. It is
very difficult to learn. And the man is doing actually very precise
moves with his feet. All standard and learnted but his other movements
are usually his own depending on how he feels at the moment. In Lezgi
dance you can see what a woman is looked upon in Iran, and how a man
is looked upon :)

This one is men's Lezgi at the professional level. Note that they have
to be at least two dancers so each could get a chance to catch his
breath while the other(s) perform. It is extremely demanding.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqsKjDTAtaQ

And this is the formal Lezgi, not the party type. The dresses are fully Iranian, not the western type that Iranians began to slowly change into
in the 1800s. Both men and women dresses are purely Iranian:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SCfTCB5wTI

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On 8/26/2023 9:07 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 8/26/2023 7:50 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 8/26/2023 2:25 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 7/27/2022 10:18 PM, Clutterfreak wrote:

On 7/9/2022 4:51 PM, Clutterfreak wrote:

Sweet 1957 :)

People in the world back then - very oddly including the CH! - knew
how to enjoy life.

Nowadays everybody in the world other than the CH know how to enjoy
life. All Cro-Magnons and most Cro-Magnoids have totally forgotten
it. Chickens running around with heads cut off, doing things not
knowing why. Noticing that made my day today :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1LRYJa9U04

En el mar la vida es más sabrosa
En el mar te quiero mucho más
Con el sol, la luna y las estrellas
En el mar todo es felicidad
Te verás bañada por las olas
Y serás sirena de mi amor
Hallarás amor entre sus aguas
Y tendrás del mar su inspiración
Que una concha nos sirva de abrigo
Con música de brisa y adornos de coral
Y al vaivén de las olas tranquilas
Los peces de colores nos lleven a pasear
En el mar la vida es más sabrosa
En el mar te quiero mucho más
Con el sol, la luna y las estrellas
En el mar todo es felicidad
Que una concha nos sirva de abrigo
Con música de brisa y adornos de coral
Y al vaivén de las olas tranquilas
Los peces de colores nos lleven a pasear
En el mar la vida es más sabrosa
En el mar te quiero mucho más
Con el sol, la luna y las estrellas
En el mar todo es felicidad
En el mar todo es felicidad
En el mar todo es felicidad

Everything about this song is great. Listen to piano how it depicts
salty water and sea and its little creatures. The bass, the poem,
the drums, the dance, the wind instruments, everything. This is some
package. MH from begin to end.

The CH for a few years just imitated it slightly. That's as far as
they could do, or go, or understand. I remember some Bing Crosby
thick and heavy records that my father and Mom listened to (and
danced with on occasions) when I was tiny. They often had Latino
themes about them. I even remember a couple of them still and don't
know how to find them unless I spend a lot of time on youtube
listening to tens and tens of old songs. I don't have such time and
am not interested in it either. They were songs of my parents'
generation, not even those of my elder brothers'.

But downright value is value. Nobody can touch it, and this song
sure gives a taste of it :) My day was made today earlier at work,
but this song, now that I listened to it again, made my hour before
retiring to bed :) Cubans were great at music.

Hahhahah :-) Every time I listen to this song I find it just great.
It's the simplest form of a music that's saying all that's packed in
the poem. And it does it in just the special way that Latino's have.
Exactly how they look at it and think about it.

I have worked with them and know them. All that confidence! You may
be the dorks that you are and ask, "confidence in what?" Confidence
in their ability to manage life perfectly well. Yes. Confidence in
that! No matter what you motherfuckers do to them. No matter what
happens, period. They are confident, and are certain that they will
enjoy their lives all the way to the last breath.

The _first_ chance their music telling all that got to reach Iran
(late 1940s), it was an absolute winner. People understood them. My
parents who were from a totally different background, music-wise as
well as dance-wise, didn't need to get used to them first. They
immediately recognized such jewels.

Musically, the closest that Iranian music can come to theirs is the
Southern "Bandari" music, because it was that music which after Islam
began to spread was taken to Spain and from there a few centuries
later to South America. My parents never listened to Southern Iranian
music intentionally on their own. They were both from northern Iran
and mostly listened to those types. Nevertheless, on just one
listening, they'd recognize the gist of it. They had many records
with Latino music enhanced themes.

And dance-wise also, both my parents had their preferred dances quite
different from Latino. Latino dance is very sexual! For both men and
women. But Iranian dance is totally a reflection of Iranians
themselves. The woman moves gracefully as if she is just sliding on
the floor (takes months of practice to achieve) especially when she
has long enough skirts to reach the ground. The head must not go up
and down! The man jumps this way and that way around her doing the
Lezgi foot dance. If he is very good at it, his head also will not
move up and down through all that commotion. The dance is ancient and
almost standard everywhere in Iran, Caucasia, Turkey, Afghanestan,
etc, everywhere throughout Greater Iran.

That type of dance, my parents and rest of family did in just about
all the weddings we attended. But for more privately held parties, or
just doing it together for fun at home, they did Latino style :-)))
Chacha, Samba, Salsa, ..Those moves had a lot of you know what about
them. You just had to either do it privately or inside close friends
circles at most.

I remember for a good while, perhaps a whole Summer, my father took
my mother to dance school to both learn Latino dances together :) The
school belonged to an Armenian family. I can not even count the
number of times I saw my mother practicing them in front of the large
glass on the front of the book-case we had, in which she could see a
faint reflection of hers. For me all that were just silly activity,
that I watched uninterested; I was just a little kid. My brothers
understood it better and would get excited and dhappy to see them
dance. Latino style or Lezgi, both.

I don't think you dorks know anything about Lezgi moves. You may have
seen similar moves in Russian dancers, especially in southern Russia
where Iranians have always had influence. As I said, they are totally
different for woman and for men. Two completely different form based
on how women are seen in Iran and how men are seen in Iran :)

Let me give an example of the man's side of Lezgi dance:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZnuFS7NVJY

To see how it is for women:

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/pM8K-JkKXKM

As you see, the woman is appearing to be just sliding gracefully on
the floor, a feat of skill to show off and be justly proud of. It is
very difficult to learn. And the man is doing actually very precise
moves with his feet. All standard and learnted but his other
movements are usually his own depending on how he feels at the
moment. In Lezgi dance you can see what a woman is looked upon in
Iran, and how a man is looked upon :)

This one is men's Lezgi at the professional level. Note that they have
to be at least two dancers so each could get a chance to catch his
breath while the other(s) perform. It is extremely demanding.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqsKjDTAtaQ

And this is the formal Lezgi, not the party type. The dresses are fully Iranian, not the western type that Iranians began to slowly change into
in the 1800s. Both men and women dresses are purely Iranian:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SCfTCB5wTI

This one is pure gas :-)))

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Or-_uvg-X2Y



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On 8/26/2023 10:28 AM, Physfitfreak wrote:

This is fresh from Iran's militia forces. Regular military still cannot
carry this out (they just dump them en masse in a vertical descent with parachutes).

https://streamable.com/le3qlr

What is its use? On whose ass will they land, dick first, to achieve any goal? Where and in what situation, the silent presence of one or a few
makes a big difference for Iran? And how would they come back?

I had posted the above because watching it had made my day of course :)
One of my cousins in the 1960s was a talented parachuter and told us
many exciting stories in several occasions. He stopped doing it after
his military service ended.

Several of Iranians in Dallas area almost as soon as they arrived from
Iran in late 1970s joined parachuting clubs :) Unlike in Iran, you
didn't have to have ties to a military organization to have that access,
so they were fast pursuing that part of their dreams, along of course
other stuff not available to ordinary citizens in Iran, like owning
guns, fucking literally any girl around them, going to topless bars,
doing their grocery shopping (and more!) at 3 am, getting their car the
same day they decided to have a car, and getting their driving licenses
in that same day... A bunch of blessings that were available to
Americans without the latter seeming to appreciate them.

So one of those blessings was parachuting :) I didn't join. But at least
two of my friends did. I was into swimming in those days, so I joined
the swimming club that used a nearby high-school's all-year-round state
of the art swimming pools (two of them). Unbelievably cheap, and always available. Often with Texas girls of top model-type bodies mixed in!
Mostly students of that same high school. In Tehran, that would've been
a dream to have. In here, 1978 Dallas, as easily as paying I don't know
... $7 ? 7 dollars a month. It was great :)

But!... Only as long as things hadn't changed for the worse in Iran.
Iranians back then were quite welcome in Texas. Shah was helping with
several research works done in Texas universities. Texans, in turn, at
the semester registration times treated Iranian students as residents of
Texas. I only saw just one semester of it, but you should've been there
to see what the difference was between tuition for a foreign student and
a Texas resident. So when shit hit the fan, Governor Clemens declared
Iranian students as "foreign students" and we began paying foreign
student tuition and fees.

Then soon my belongings in my locker at that high school swimming pool
facility began to one by one disappear :) Hehe :-) Those kids.. Some of
them knew I was Iranian.

Therefore, I stopped paying the membership fees and quit going there.
Dallas didn't have mountains, so I reverted to tennis, which the
university had quite a few courts for and plenty of people to play with,
again available all the time even after dark with the fees automatically
paid as part of tuition, and then added walking to it on weekends.
Pilates of course was done every day in my house, using same book I use
today :) (that son of a bitch translator... I curse his bones every
fucking day)













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This shit made my day, this evening. Hmm, an entire network of agents
have been arrested in Iran and this Israeli source says it may all be
just lies! Hehe :)

https://www.timesofisrael.com/iran-claims-to-foil-major-mossad-attempt-to-insert-defective-parts-into-its-missiles/

The Iranian sources, pro and con both, all are talking about it giving
various detail, and there's not even one report shown in Google News if
you don't know about it apriori. What a mess.

This is one of the Iranian sources. I had to download it from Telegram
and upload it again to share it.

https://streamable.com/d6f6dq

One of the arrested agents had received instructions to film herself
kill her own addicted brother while wearing "revealing" marks on her
men's clothing, and then distribute the video all over media in Iran to
show with "proof" that Iran's government had killed her brother...

?.. Is that spy work or stupidity? Mossad pressed the agent to use the
life of her own wasted addict brother, and they offered extra money for it!

Well, the addict will stay alive now. So does your agent! And they'll
both probably talk some more about how wonderful Mossad has been lately.
And tens and tens of thousands of Iranian missiles will _not_ get rigged
in the future. Ohh, but you make easy money, right? As long as Americans
don't know shit. But forcing an Iranian to videotape and kill her
helpless brother for you?

I mean, which side do you guys work for? Hahhhahhah :-)) God damn!

What a fuck up. Wow.

So...either you work for Iran, or, you work for Iran! This is ridiculous.








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On 8/31/2023 8:13 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

So...either you work for Iran, or, you work for Iran! This is ridiculous.

My day today was not made by the quote above (that was what did it last
night). My day was made when I opened this envelope :)

Hahhhahahh :-))

But that's none of your business.

Regardless, I like what I see in this envelope. This is still Texas
after all. Some things still work in Texas and probably nowhere else.
Otherwise who are all these Yankees who've come down and poured in the
area, trying to pick up the accent. It has been going on for 30 years
now. Something here must be working better.

Now, the quote above at the beginning of this post.

The greatest fuck up of the 20th century, they say, was that Walker navy
thing. And even that was peanuts for USA. But do you think this fuck up
is peanuts for USA?... You can ask the personnel in those 24 U.S. bases circling Iran. Those sitting ducks.

I don't know. When I step back and look at it, I have to admit that,
ALREADY in the 21st century, this one has been greater than the previous century fuck up number one. News today still pretends nothing has
happened :)

Perhaps Mossad is now suffering from morons. How could that happen? By interbreeding with the central European bimbos. Their Dads, half-breds themselves to begin with, fucked their central European bimbo mothers
without condoms. That's what I think has happened to it. They're fixing
to become fully fledged Cro-Magnons.

And this is only the American side of the matters. There is an Iranian
side to it as well.

Just for that one request that they over and over persisted the hapless
woman carry out for them, just for that, some people are going to find
them and insert zucchinis down their throats, then have them do the
Yemenite in front of them. You wait and see.

Who the fuck they are, forcing Iranians do such thing. For some _shit_
like them motherfuckers?

"Fuck you", she must've said! What I don't know is just in what
language. Hebrew or Persian or English or Arabic or... But the content
must've certainly been "Fuck you." So they're fucked now.

It's really the breeding. I haven't seen crap like that in Modern Human.

But this is of course only after assuming it was a fuck up. Cause it may
not have been a fuck up, as I'd buried it under half of the above quote.

But in case it was a pure fuck up, let me tell you, if you repeat that
behavior towards an Iranian, you'll get yourselves discarded from the
big picture. We'd treat you like any other pest in the world.









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On 8/27/2023 10:40 AM, Physfitfreak wrote:

Several of Iranians in Dallas area almost as soon as they arrived from
Iran in late 1970s joined parachuting clubs :) Unlike in Iran, you
didn't have to have ties to a military organization to have that access,
so they were fast pursuing that part of their dreams, along of course
other stuff not available to ordinary citizens in Iran, like owning
guns, fucking literally any girl around them, going to topless bars,
doing their grocery shopping (and more!) at 3 am, getting their car the
same day they decided to have a car, and getting their driving licenses
in that same day... A bunch of blessings that were available to
Americans without the latter seeming to appreciate them.

So one of those blessings was parachuting :) I didn't join. But at least
two of my friends did. I was into swimming in those days, so I joined
the swimming club that used a nearby high-school's all-year-round state
of the art swimming pools (two of them). Unbelievably cheap, and always available. Often with Texas girls of top model-type bodies mixed in!
Mostly students of that same high school. In Tehran, that would've been
a dream to have. In here, 1978 Dallas, as easily as paying I don't know
... $7 ? 7 dollars a month. It was great :)

This is how we felt during the first months, even the first few years :)

https://streamable.com/g531dj

See how the dog first tries to make sure the yoke is not there anymore,
and only after making sure, begins enjoying his freedom :)

The list of blessings I gave above is not complete by any means.
Concerts! The greatest rock bands in the world always had Dallas on
their tour list. I don't remember a weekend that there was not a hot
band concert in downtown, or at the most in Fort Worth. I only once
drove to Fort Worth. All the other times Dallas itself provided the best
rock concerts in the world. Every weekend! Then after Reunion Arena was
built (1980) the number of available concerts to see went up. In Iran?
Forget it. We only bought the records and dreamed of it.

And porn movies! Damit, how could I miss this one. You could always find sessions in some movie theaters around the town that showed porn movies.
The drive in cinemas also sometimes showed porn movies. I never saw porn
movies in Iran. Magazines, sure, but movies, no way.

Other blessings? Plenty of them. In Iran, I, in my generation, competed
with 700000 other applicants in the university entrance exams, so 2000
students could be picked from us for that year. That was one chance out
of 700. It was one of the hardest things I did in my life. This got
harder and harder in later years, they were telling me, cause the number
of applicants were skyrocketing while space they were adding in schools
could not catch up at all with the demand.

In Dallas, August 1978, two and a half months after I'd arrived, I drove
to UTD and talked with the secretary of the "foreign student advisor"
(not the latter himself - he had left for the day) in physics
department's grad school for like 5 minutes. Showed my GRE and TOEFL
scores to her. She told me to hurry to the other building's basement
before the registrar hasn't left for the day. She had also called her
when I got there, the registrar was waiting for me. I spent another 5
minutes with her, at the end of which she gave me some booklets and
schedules and said you're good to go, bookstore is that way and you have
till such and such day to pay the tuition and fees, classes begin in two
weeks. Just like that. I was in. And I was in, not in any school. This
was one of the best schools in Texas.

True, my GRE and TOEFL scores (obtained in those 2.5 summer months) had
much to do with the ease with which I was registered, but ... hey, they
were there for me the moment I needed them. I didn't have to wait for it
one second extra. This is the point. The blessing, available for
everybody like myself.

The secretary, after I'd left her office to go to the other building,
must've called the registrar saying something like, "Don't go yet,
another one is coming!" The blessing was available for _everybody_ in my
shoes, not just me.

Do you think such things come by themselves? No. I can't even imagine
how much work from how many good men and women has gone into it for
things like that be as I described. Americans in general do not see
that. They think God made it available to them cause that's how things
are. No, that's not how things are.

So watch the above clip again :) It tells you a book about America of 1978.






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On 9/1/2023 10:44 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

Other blessings? Plenty of them. In Iran, I, in my generation, competed
with 700000 other applicants in the university entrance exams, so 2000 students could be picked from us for that year. That was one chance out
of 700.

Hehe :) No that was not lack of caffeine in that one. I was just too
sleepy, past my bedtime. Plus I do these stuff very fast. The chance was
1 out of 350. Next years for people coming in universities that chance
got less and less dramatically. There was not enough facilities to serve
them. Shah was concentrating on some other (very important) stuff, and
most money was going that way. Stuff that Carter felt so deep up his
limited rural ass.

Carter fucked it up, and you Americans still do not know that. You are
sheep. We Iranians weren't sheep.

But there were "blessings" in the Texas of 1978, some of which I briefly mentioned.

Another important one, which again you sheep do not see, was the ability
to find a job fast. To this day, it never took me more than one week to
get a job. Even from day one I could get a simple job within hours max.

My first job? :-) Hehe :) I'd secured admission in UTD and was living in
Plano. I noticed that receiving my own money from the bank in Iran was
getting problematic. So I walked across the street from my two bedroom
apt, and entered the "Mr. M" convenience store there. "M" stood for
Metzger, the owner of a large dairy company in Dallas. I asked the
casheer if they had any position open. The girl took me to the manager
(whom I later fucked many times both in store and in my apt across the
street), and the slender hot woman gave me an application to fill. Next
day she calls and says, "You can start tomorrow." :-) I was paid a
dollar or so above the minimum wage back then, which was nothing in
today's dollar, but in those days' dollar it paid for a lot of stuff :)
People could live with a "Mr M" store job in those days. Many did. It is impossible to do that now.

So that was it. A walk across the street was what was required. In
Tehran, I had searched for 6 months to get the job that I got, even with
a fresh BS in physics degree in my pocket and knowing German. The job
paid similarly to that "Mr M" store in fact, yet required knowledge of
German language and care and precision work of a young physics graduate.
I was compiling orders for merchandise that customers would only see
pictures of in a German catalog. I would read the information for them
for each item, so they'd know exactly what they were looking at and how
much it would cost them to order from Germany. Compared to living
expenses in Tehran, with that job, since I was still in my parent's
house made me save a lot of money in bank, enough to immediately
convince the American embassy guy that I had the money for my expenses
in USA, and getting the visa.

But in Dallas, even in those days, the same amount of money wouldn't
make you able to save money, although it paid all the bills. And this Mr
M store job paid almost as much as the job I had in Iran.

That manager (may god increase her genes) lived a long way away from the
store. Somewhere north of Plano called Ana. Some nights she was just too
tired to drive the distance home, so she'd come to my bed instead. Next
day we'd wake up around noon, I'd go to school, she'd go across the
street to her store. I may even have increased her genes! :-( Seriously.
What a beautiful young woman she was. She'd received the shock of her
life when she first saw me reading a newspaper in Persian language,
airmailed to me. "WHAT IS THIS???..." She could not comprehend that I
could read and understand it :) It was like she'd discovered a Martian.
My accent was no big deal for her cause different Americans she'd come
across had to a good extent different accents and she was not that
unfamiliar to that. But when she saw the written Persian, that was a
first to her. Pure shock.

But she was both beautiful and hot. As hot as it gets.

So compare 6 months with a walk across the street. There is something
"blessed" about it. No?... But you American sheep don't see it.













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On 9/2/2023 9:55 AM, Physfitfreak wrote:

I was paid a dollar or so above the minimum wage back then

It happened that I didn't get to use the money that I'd earned in that
store for several months. They could not issue a check for me because I
didn't have a social security number. And right in the middle of that
mess, the study in that school had taken a serious turn and I didn't
have one minute extra, let alone half a day to drive downtown and apply
for a social security number. Texas didn't have a requirement for
permission to work in applying for SSN (either legally and deliberately according to their true plans, or illegally by looking the other way).

Right after last exams of that semester, we Iranians heard that next
semester we had to pay the "foreign student" tuition and fees and began grappling for money to make it happen. So just the next day, I drove
downtown and applied for SSN. When I received the card, I took it to the
store I worked at and they immediately began processing what they owed
to me, knowing how long I'd worked for them without pay.

Needless to say, I got a huge check (for those days anyway) from them
which not only paid my new tuition and fees, it also made me able to buy
a nice bicycle from Sears :-)

So I added riding that bicycle to the array of physical fitness measures
I had arranged for myself. It was fun. Sometimes I rode it to school and
back! That was quite a distance, Plano to UTD. Only the Mormon professor
in physics dept did that all the time. Plus the road between was never windless. So one way riding was quite difficult and time consuming, and
the opposite way easy and much faster. Detecting wind beforehand was a
tricky business because from my window of the apartment, the trees I
could see, none moved one bit by wind. They were so sturdy that it was
like you were looking at a picture. And it was never a steady wind, so
you couldn't just walk outside and detect it. It came for a few minutes
then was gone for a few minutes, all the time. So I could not
effectively decide whether I should use the bike or not on any
particular day. So almost all the time paid for it the way I described.
Wind is the number one factor for anybody who seriously rides bicycles.

Also, bikes could park within 10 yards of the physics building, so you
didn't have to walk a mile to get there when you used your car.

I still have the stub of that first check in the attic :) It came
extremely handy for me indeed, cause in 1985 I used that to _prove_ that
I had worked illegally already back then in 1978, and that was more than
the 5 years required by the new amnesty law. So I'd become legally
illegal from 1978 and on. This is how I got my green card! You had to be residing in the USA "illegally" for at least 5 years to use that amnesty
law.

The stub also indicates how much they subtracted from it for medical
insurance (blue cross blue shield). A dollar and something per week :-))))

Today, you have to pay an arm and a leg each week to have that same
insurance cover.

The memory of that stub alone has made my day, already :) So fuck you
and your ilk both.







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On 8/27/2023 12:10 AM, Physfitfreak wrote:

This one is pure gas :-)))

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Or-_uvg-X2Y

This one is also a lot of gas :) Check out the demeanor of the bride
around the end of the festivity. Pure humility. Pure patience. So
Iranian from begin to end :-)

Russian southern area were either part of Iran recently (up to 1830s) or
are strongly influenced by anything Iranian. Dance, music, traditions, anything.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkWdBZif3p8





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On 8/27/2023 10:40 AM, Physfitfreak wrote:

Several of Iranians in Dallas area almost as soon as they arrived from
Iran in late 1970s joined parachuting clubs :) Unlike in Iran, you
didn't have to have ties to a military organization to have that access,
so they were fast pursuing that part of their dreams, along of

This unfortunately proved to give them grief a few short years later.
FBI repeatedly interrogated them for that. Not just once or twice! I,
the most peaceful person in the world you could imagine, was myself interrogated by FBI _two_ times. Now imagine what those Iranians who had
made themselves experts in parachuting went through.

One of them was a friend in the same department in school that I was. I
can remember well, and for at least 5 years he'd been regularly
interrogated by FBI. He was sick of it. His blood would begin to boil
just thinking about it. And he had done nothing wrong, just like myself.
But I was just interrogated twice and never more, and he (and any other
Iranian who learned parachuting) was visited by FBI like 12 times a year.

So we guessed that they (the FBI) had some sort of protocol for that.
Under certain situations, a person who knew parachuting would
automatically become suspect.

Crazy, no? The two times FBI spoke with me (about two hours each time!),
at least were conducted very politely on their sides. Quite gentlemanly.
They did their best not to aggravate me and succeeded at that. But the
way they treated these parachuters, boy, the friend was telling me that
they weren't so careful at all. And it never ended :( Every year for at
least 5 years or so, and multiple times a year. FBI would not let them
have peace.

Hahahhhah :-)

That's how that innocent activity of their had turned out for them :)

But it was to a funny extent their own faults as well! Hahhhahahah :-)

These tootsies had to each year go see their Mums in Iran. Sometimes
twice! Some Iranians never graduate past that. I never went back to
Iran, to this day! Didn't need to, you know. Before, it was letters,
then email, and then skype or telegram. Never needed more than that. But
those other Iranians, those tootsies, had to see their mothers at least
once a year :)

So, can you blame it on FBI? I mean the suspicion that it created... I wouldn't.

FBI _knew_ I was not a person to create any trouble even before they met
me both times. They had to just follow their routine. My encounter with
them wasn't even boring. It was like I was speaking with my professors.






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In mens' side of Lezgi dance as I mentioned before, the foot work is all
pretty standard and involves several forms that are practiced until done automatically. The hand moves also are mostly standard but with more
variety depending on how they guy feels. And at the end of each session,
the dancer freezes into certain poses that I think have various
underlying mental reactions behind them. You know, like the poses that
animals freeze into at moments of excitement or play (i.e. faking such excitements).

We all have seen cats doing it, both when they're serious and when
they're joyfully playing and are faking it. For instance, this is a pose
this cat has frozen into which is not fake, but is his reaction to the
sudden possibility that his human companion might be actually another cat!

https://streamable.com/4qtzez

On other joyful occasions, they play by faking such situations and
getting themselves frozen into same poses in an imaginary situation.
Very young cats do that all the time.

Even raccoons do that, did you know that? I've seen them freezing in a
pose when surprised. Here is an example I found and saved. One of the
raccoons on suddenly realizing that he is being seen by human just stops
in a normal pose, and the other gets into a special pose saved for such
special situations:

https://streamable.com/zwrpyk

I think the various poses one sees that a Lezgi dancer ends his moves in
is of the same type. They're automatic, but can be faked for purposes of
having fun.

Lezgi dance in the Greater Iran is ancient and slowly varies from region
to region, because it is a reflection of how those people see themselves
as men and women. In Iran and nearby countries both men and women
participate in it, but as you go east, by the time you reach India, the
dance is all done by women. I don't think Indians have a traditional
dance for men. A woman is doing it and is very advanced as well, with
quite a lot of skills built into them. That shows India (in fact Greater
India) consists of people distinct from Iranian people as far as how
they look at their men and women. Come to think of it, in Greater China
as well I don't think people have a dance performed by men. It is always
women and they do not have fast movements in them. In Japan, the men who
dance have to put women make up and clothing on to dance. I think
because there's just no dance in there for men specifically. They also
do not have fast movements.

Indian dance has quite a lot of very fast movements done by women.

These are all based on how each people look at their men and women.




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As I said, as far as I know there is no male role in any of the Indian
dances. If there is, I suspect they have identical moves with women
dances, which is absurd. Well, to an Iranian that is :) Cause it would
mean that women and men are looked upon identically in there. A strange proposition for an Iranian. In Iran women are in no way identical to men
in any respect. Including legally! They have their own unique roles and
men have their own unique roles in life. And it is reflected so well in
Lezgi dance.

So Indians are culturally quite different from Iranians. And this gets
weirder if you go farther east into the Greater China areas. All the
fast moves that still exists in some Indian dances, disappear in their
dances, the latter also always performed by women.

A few examples of Indian dance:

Eastern India. Odissi dance. No fast moves. No male part.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52bscmW8x80

Southern India. Bharatanatyam dance. Some fast moves. No male part.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2qmRc1YEU0

Southwest India. Kathakali dance. Here the man has to wear women dress
and put make up on to dance (like in Japan). No fast moves:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBbcYtkqVKQ

North Inida. Kathak dance. Fast movements. No male part.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBYqv21c0Yk

Northeast India. Manipuri dance. Now one begins to see the Chinese
influence. No fast moves. No male part:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKCeGwTTLmY

Southeast India. Kuchipudi dance. Some Chinese influence. But some fast
moves. No male part.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/sfgqTiILKd0

So it makes me wonder where men are in all this. Why are they absent? I
really don't know the answer. And it starts eastward from India and gets
more and more so as one goes east, all the way to Japan _and_ beyond to
the Polynesian islands people. I've only seen their women dance.




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So it makes me wonder where men are in all this. Why are they absent? I really don't know the answer. And it starts eastward from India and gets
more and more so as one goes east, all the way to Japan _and_ beyond to
the Polynesian islands people. I've only seen their women dance.

So, can one conclude that (beside Africans - I don't know anything about
them) men dancing at all is and has always been an Iranian (Aryan) thing
only? In lezgi dance men are almost doing the whole dance. Women's part
is rather trivial and yet at the same time everything the man is doing
is for her, and because of her. It very much reflects how men-women relationship is throughout life in Iran, not just in how they dance with
each other. In an Iranian life, women are at the center of everything,
not needing to lift a finger, almost; and men are struggling to show
their appreciation of them as well as trying to get their attention.
THAT I know.

But how is it that this behavior is absent in India and China? I mean,
how can that be? Where is the "man" in the fabric of life in those regions?

A possible scenario:
The meaning of dance itself is different in those people. They look at
dance as something like cooking! Or giving birth. Or ... singing.

Another possible scenario:
They are so thoroughly separate from each other in the life they're
living together, that nothing in the form of dancing together ever
formed in them. Woman was just the baby maker and house cleaner, and man
was minding his business bringing in the money and otherwise giving no
damn about her presence in there, and vice versa.

Cause this is _not_ so among Iranians! Women are not only present, they
are present right at the center of lives they have together, providing
all the influences you can think of on how those lives are proceeding,
yet needing no advertising for it at all. They're the human that's
behind the family, staying in the shadows. They have no need to come to
the front to get what they want.

I think in India and China things must be very very different between
men and women who live their lives together.








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Another pure gas, this is more recent.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBSnJhwOEs4


And one from my own generation:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87rCmEeaGcs


Jews do it too of course: (gas begins at 43:30 min timestamp)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qG1S-f6IwfY


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On 9/3/2023 5:05 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

Southern India. Bharatanatyam dance. Some fast moves. No male part.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2qmRc1YEU0

What an awesome display of "womanhood" among the Modern Humans. Here is
another one:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUpxj7CyxEM

Very logical, explanatory, analytic. Just like my two-rule set for
leaving behind the apes dictates.





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On 9/14/2023 6:33 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 9/3/2023 5:05 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

Southern India. Bharatanatyam dance. Some fast moves. No male part.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2qmRc1YEU0

What an awesome display of "womanhood" among the Modern Humans. Here is another one:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUpxj7CyxEM

Very logical, explanatory, analytic. Just like my two-rule set for
leaving behind the apes dictates.

Even a double is done by two women, not a man and a woman.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TdYWOr12ONU

I think I'm beginning to understand why it is all done by women only.
Men do not count! I told you that. It goes back to those same two rules
at the heart of what made Modern Human. Men didn't take us here (they
only preserved some of the better genes from earlier humans). Women did.
It was all done by women.

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On 9/14/2023 9:26 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 9/14/2023 6:33 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 9/3/2023 5:05 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

Southern India. Bharatanatyam dance. Some fast moves. No male part.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2qmRc1YEU0

What an awesome display of "womanhood" among the Modern Humans. Here
is another one:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUpxj7CyxEM

Very logical, explanatory, analytic. Just like my two-rule set for
leaving behind the apes dictates.

Even a double is done by two women, not a man and a woman.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TdYWOr12ONU

I think I'm beginning to understand why it is all done by women only.
Men do not count! I told you that. It goes back to those same two rules
at the heart of what made Modern Human. Men didn't take us here (they
only preserved some of the better genes from earlier humans). Women did.
It was all done by women.

This is a rare one involving men as well. I'd never seen one with male
dancers in it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTrGVHvWfPA



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On 9/16/2023 1:53 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

This is a rare one involving men as well. I'd never seen one with male dancers in it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTrGVHvWfPA

But this might be using them as gays, not men. It could be a new trend
after woke culture hit the industry, or perhaps very old, like what
Moslems did with their gays.

Moslems, traditionally, convince gays to go back to that which created
them, usually with a service done while on the way there. For centuries
back, they'd be the ones to carry out suicide missions (using either
swords, or mostly a dagger). Nowadays, they wrap them with explosives
and send them to serve god and be with god...

Gays in non-Moslem countries usually jump down multistory buildings. No
serving god included.

So these few Indian dances that involve men along their women are
suspect to me. They may all be something new and meaningless.





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Today Azarbayejan began using more of Israeli made Harops against
Armenia's military posts. Take a look at one of these things:

https://i.postimg.cc/CLMrt36h/Harop.jpg

Don't tell me they didn't copy Iran's Shahed 136 (made by Shahed
helicopter factories) and just decorated it with bullshit :-) Very high-schoolish additions. Hahhhah :) Products of high-schoolish imagination.

Even Israeli's smaller version of Harop (mini-Harop) looks like a copy
of Iran's smaller version, Shahed 131.

What does that say? I think Iranians may have advanced past Israelis in designing war equipments.

But with what Azarbayejan revealed today (videos of its destruction of
Armenian targets) it seems that Harop might be somewhat more accurate
than the Iranian Shahed 136. But this is just a wild guess, as Shahed's
degree of accuracy is still a war secret. We do know that some of the
targets in Ukraine (and Saudia Arabia) were hit with pin-point accuracy,
but there's not even one clip showing it from Shahed's own camera, while Harop's camera video clips are all over.

Other than Azarbayejan, India also buys Harops from Israel, but now that
Iran is in BRICS they may change to Shahed 136 from now on. I'm sure the
Iran's is at least 3 times less expensive than its Israeli copy.
Otherwise, Russia would be buying them from their buddies in Israel, not
Iran.

Iran sells her Shahed 136 and 131 to several African and Asian nations;
it is so much in demand there's a long wait time to get them. It is
after all a helicopter factory that builds them on the side. Yet the
media in USA only points to Russia as its customer. Cowards!

Iran gave the know-how some years back to Houthis whore presently
manufacturing their own. It is possible that part of the know-how making
the heart of its success got from Houthis to Israel via their Jewish
faction.

And best design for what it is and can do, is best design no matter who
wants to do what with it. When it comes to cost vs capability, there's
not an equal. And those "additions" to it by Israel still make me laugh.
Like you've asked Mr Vulva here to think of something for their
improvements :) Hahhahah :) It is that joke of additions that made my
day today :)

But... Now that I talked about it so much, how about seeing the latest
from Shahed 136 in Ukraine? :-) This is from last night indeed:

https://streamable.com/o5zgdf

Ooollalla!... :)

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On 9/19/2023 8:52 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

Even Israeli's smaller version of Harop (mini-Harop) looks like a copy
of Iran's smaller version, Shahed 131.

What, Iran stole Israel's drone designs?

What does that say? I think Iranians may have advanced past Israelis in designing war equipments.

Iran even advanced on Israel's drone design?

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On 9/13/2023 7:03 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

Another pure gas, this is more recent.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBSnJhwOEs4

And one from my own generation:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87rCmEeaGcs

Jews do it too of course: (gas begins at 43:30 min timestamp)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qG1S-f6IwfY

So as you see, the southerin Russia and the entire Caucasian people also
do Lezgi dance.

How about the rest of Russia? I don't know what they were doing before
in the name of dance, but this is what they're doing now:

https://streamable.com/s7wfxi

Which means, same African trait that exists in all cro-magnon peoples.
So I'm not interested in that. We have the originals, Africans, to do
that for us.

So don't, ever, mistake Lezgi dance with what some of the cro-magnon
people do today. Lezgi is Iranian in origin, not cro-magnon.

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On 9/13/2023 7:03 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

Another pure gas, this is more recent.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBSnJhwOEs4

And one from my own generation:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87rCmEeaGcs

Jews do it too of course: (gas begins at 43:30 min timestamp)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qG1S-f6IwfY

So as you see, the southern Russia and the entire Caucasian people also
do Lezgi dance.

How about the rest of Russia? I don't know what they were doing before
in the name of dance, but this is what they're doing now:

https://streamable.com/s7wfxi

Which means, same African trait that exists in all cro-magnon peoples.
So I'm not interested in that. We have the originals, Africans, to do
that for us.

So don't, ever, mistake Lezgi dance with what some of the cro-magnon
people do today. Lezgi is Iranian in origin, not cro-magnon.

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In the news today, Kissinger is in Ukraine advising Zelensky.

https://i.postimg.cc/wv6kDx8M/Kissinger-in-Ukraine.jpg

From reading Zelensky's face I can see that Kissinger is telling him:

Kissinger:
"Listen to me my little Bitch, sometimes one needs to sit back and
realize that he's simply fucked. Why do you feel bad about it? We
Americans do it all the time, and life goes on. In fact every single
time we come across even the word, "Iran", we feel fucked. My Bitch, it
is ok to feel fucked."

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Tehran Times hits again :)

Back in July it leaked secret U.S. documents into media (letter and
voice recordings) causing Rob Malley's losing his security clearance.
Now it has revealed Israeli secret documents showing Yahoo Netan Yahoo
suffers from dementia.

https://i.postimg.cc/PxJNZ0xY/Yahoo-Netan-Yahoo.jpg

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On 9/25/2023 7:11 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

Tehran Times hits again :)

Back in July it leaked secret U.S. documents into media (letter and
voice recordings) causing Rob Malley's losing his security clearance.
Now it has revealed Israeli secret documents showing Yahoo Netan Yahoo suffers from dementia.

https://i.postimg.cc/PxJNZ0xY/Yahoo-Netan-Yahoo.jpg

Oops, that's Tehran Times' first page. The article itself is at:

https://www.tehrantimes.com/news/489348/Nuclear-dementia

I'm sure you read and remember what I posted about recent busting of
Mossad agents in Iran (and outside Iran). Yes, the news that none of you
saw in your media if you weren't aware of it beforehand :) I think as a
result of the treatment which that Iranian woman had received from
Mossad, a bunch of people are pissed and are doing what they can.

This article says "70000" court documents of Israelis, many of them
stamped, "top secret", has been sent to Tehran Times! So we'll see more
of these revealings in this magazine.

Plus, Americans never found out how Tehran Times got to those classified
letter and recordings pertaining Malley.

Don't piss off Iranians. Do you ever learn? Go play with your Bitches
around the world. Iran is not your Bitch. Even in 1960s Iran fooled you
in every which way she wanted. Forget now!

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On 9/19/2023 7:52 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

Today Azarbayejan began using more of Israeli made Harops against
Armenia's military posts. Take a look at one of these things:

https://i.postimg.cc/CLMrt36h/Harop.jpg

Don't tell me they didn't copy Iran's Shahed 136 (made by Shahed
helicopter factories) and just decorated it with bullshit :-) Very high-schoolish additions. Hahhhah :) Products of high-schoolish
imagination.

Even Israeli's smaller version of Harop (mini-Harop) looks like a copy
of Iran's smaller version, Shahed 131.

What does that say? I think Iranians may have advanced past Israelis in designing war equipments.

But with what Azarbayejan revealed today (videos of its destruction of Armenian targets) it seems that Harop might be somewhat more accurate
than the Iranian Shahed 136. But this is just a wild guess, as Shahed's degree of accuracy is still a war secret. We do know that some of the
targets in Ukraine (and Saudia Arabia) were hit with pin-point accuracy,
but there's not even one clip showing it from Shahed's own camera, while Harop's camera video clips are all over.

Other than Azarbayejan, India also buys Harops from Israel, but now that
Iran is in BRICS they may change to Shahed 136 from now on. I'm sure the Iran's is at least 3 times less expensive than its Israeli copy.
Otherwise, Russia would be buying them from their buddies in Israel, not Iran.

Iran sells her Shahed 136 and 131 to several African and Asian nations;
it is so much in demand there's a long wait time to get them. It is
after all a helicopter factory that builds them on the side. Yet the
media in USA only points to Russia as its customer. Cowards!

Iran gave the know-how some years back to Houthis whore presently manufacturing their own. It is possible that part of the know-how making
the heart of its success got from Houthis to Israel via their Jewish
faction.

And best design for what it is and can do, is best design no matter who
wants to do what with it. When it comes to cost vs capability, there's
not an equal. And those "additions" to it by Israel still make me laugh.
Like you've asked Mr Vulva here to think of something for their
improvements :) Hahhahah :) It is that joke of additions that made my
day today :)

But... Now that I talked about it so much, how about seeing the latest
from Shahed 136 in Ukraine? :-) This is from last night indeed:

https://streamable.com/o5zgdf

Ooollalla!... :)

Iran has begun manufacturing a new one... And this sure made my day
today :)

This new one has a jet engine, making it much much quieter, and much
much faster, with _somewhat_ more explosive power! Hahhhahah :-)) You
know what I mean.

And guess what, not much more expensive to make than 136 model! They're
going to meet you baby :-) Somewhere around the world, one day, they
will meet you when you get rude.

https://streamable.com/qpoluv

Plus pinpoint accuracy. Launched from anything that moves. Including
your own pickup truck. The company that makes them are setting aside new
plants focusing on that one product as opposed to making them alongside helicopters, etc. So experiment phase must be over. It really made my
day this evening :)

Don't tell me Israelis aren't right now at this moment running around
like agitated ants trying to copy that for their Harops with those
vulvatic additions :-))) Hehe :)

This model was unveiled just yesterday. They haven't even said what its
model number is :)

So with its new incredibly higher speed and quiet performance, you
understand that the scenario below is now unlikely. In fact, it is nommo! :)

https://streamable.com/ytm2i0

You can't find it in the night sky, forget a cloudy one, and even if you
do, it'll be useless to shoot at. In no time it'll disappear in your
horizon fast and softly, continuing its incredibly shorter journey
towards where your asses are!

It makes the world safer against Global Pests. It does. That's why the
best of Iran builds it. Those who're not hired in your "JPL" anymore.
Those who're not "serving your tables in Dallas restaurants." Those days
don't exist anymore.

So suck on it first, then think hard.

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On 9/26/2023 6:25 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

Iran has begun manufacturing a new one...  And this sure made my day
today :)

This new one has a jet engine, making it much much quieter, and much
much faster, with _somewhat_ more explosive power!  Hahhhahah :-)) You
know what I mean.

And guess what, not much more expensive to make than 136 model! They're
going to meet you baby :-) Somewhere around the world, one day, they
will meet you when you get rude.

https://streamable.com/qpoluv

Plus pinpoint accuracy. Launched from anything that moves. Including
your own pickup truck. The company that makes them are setting aside new plants focusing on that one product as opposed to making them alongside helicopters, etc. So experiment phase must be over. It really made my
day this evening :)

Don't tell me Israelis aren't right now at this moment running around
like agitated ants trying to copy that for their Harops with those
vulvatic additions :-))) Hehe :)

This model was unveiled just yesterday. They haven't even said what its
model number is :)

So with its new incredibly higher speed and quiet performance, you
understand that the scenario below is now unlikely. In fact, it is
nommo! :)

https://streamable.com/ytm2i0

You can't find it in the night sky, forget a cloudy one, and even if you
do, it'll be useless to shoot at. In no time it'll disappear in your
horizon fast and softly, continuing its incredibly shorter journey
towards where your asses are!

It makes the world safer against Global Pests. It does. That's why the
best of Iran builds it. Those who're not hired in your "JPL" anymore.
Those who're not "serving your tables in Dallas restaurants." Those days don't exist anymore.

So suck on it first, then think hard.

According to this report (came out July 27, 2023) China was working on
the concept a couple of months ago. Gee I wonder where they got that
concept from. In any case, looks like Iran beat them to it.


https://en.defence-ua.com/news/chinas_developing_own_shahed_136_analog_with_a_jet_engine-7444.html

It says, "The project is so far just a concept but still deserves
attention."

This was only two months back :-)

So there is a chance China buying them from Iran now. What would those hurriedly put together plants for after all? Or could it have been a
joint project?

Anyway, very interesting. Poor Israelis.. They're falling behind Iran :)

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On 9/26/2023 8:00 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

And guess what, not much more expensive to make than 136 model!

136 costs like a car, and this new one still costs like a somewhat
better car. Nothing like the astronomical prices with which Americans
used to sell their stuff to get the petrodalla's back.

Now Americans are charging their own people such prices for those same crap-for-the-cost weapons. Sheep!

"one by one", almost one night by one night :)

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"Say that again?..."

https://streamable.com/mxpiul

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On 9/25/2023 7:25 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 9/25/2023 7:11 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

Tehran Times hits again :)

Back in July it leaked secret U.S. documents into media (letter and
voice recordings) causing Rob Malley's losing his security clearance.
Now it has revealed Israeli secret documents showing Yahoo Netan Yahoo
suffers from dementia.

https://i.postimg.cc/PxJNZ0xY/Yahoo-Netan-Yahoo.jpg

Oops, that's Tehran Times' first page. The article itself is at:

https://www.tehrantimes.com/news/489348/Nuclear-dementia

I'm sure you read and remember what I posted about recent busting of
Mossad agents in Iran (and outside Iran). Yes, the news that none of you
saw in your media if you weren't aware of it beforehand :) I think as a result of the treatment which that Iranian woman had received from
Mossad, a bunch of people are pissed and are doing what they can.

This article says "70000" court documents of Israelis, many of them
stamped, "top secret", has been sent to Tehran Times! So we'll see more
of these revealings in this magazine.

Plus, Americans never found out how Tehran Times got to those classified letter and recordings pertaining Malley.

Don't piss off Iranians. Do you ever learn? Go play with your Bitches
around the world. Iran is not your Bitch. Even in 1960s Iran fooled you
in every which way she wanted. Forget now!

More is out! Last month's row with Mossad is continuing. A document is published by Iranians that shows it wasn't just Israeli court documents
that went to Iranians. This one is a secret list of about 30 or so
journalists of major newspapers around the world (including American)
who were on Yahoo's payroll to promote him in their news outlets. Did
you see it? $15000 a month isn't a bad way of making you say what Yahoo
wants.

I would've posted that list here, but the information on the bribed
individuals are so invasive that I cannot do that. Even their social
security numbers and passport numbers and birth dates and full legal
names and their citizenship and place of work were listed! From $2000
per month to $15000 per month are in that list, and these bribes
continued till Yahoo won again.

I think Iranians in Israel got really pissed at Mossad by the way they
treated their Iranian agent. I don't know. I got pissed when I found
out. Iranians say the list came out of Yahoo's office via an "electronic storage device" and is one among many other types of information.

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On 9/25/2023 7:25 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 9/25/2023 7:11 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

Tehran Times hits again :)

Back in July it leaked secret U.S. documents into media (letter and
voice recordings) causing Rob Malley's losing his security clearance.
Now it has revealed Israeli secret documents showing Yahoo Netan Yahoo
suffers from dementia.

https://i.postimg.cc/PxJNZ0xY/Yahoo-Netan-Yahoo.jpg

Oops, that's Tehran Times' first page. The article itself is at:

https://www.tehrantimes.com/news/489348/Nuclear-dementia

I'm sure you read and remember what I posted about recent busting of
Mossad agents in Iran (and outside Iran). Yes, the news that none of you
saw in your media if you weren't aware of it beforehand :) I think as a result of the treatment which that Iranian woman had received from
Mossad, a bunch of people are pissed and are doing what they can.

This article says "70000" court documents of Israelis, many of them
stamped, "top secret", has been sent to Tehran Times! So we'll see more
of these revealings in this magazine.

Plus, Americans never found out how Tehran Times got to those classified letter and recordings pertaining Malley.

Don't piss off Iranians. Do you ever learn? Go play with your Bitches
around the world. Iran is not your Bitch. Even in 1960s Iran fooled you
in every which way she wanted. Forget now!

Oh boy, there are also a lot of secret information about Ehud Barak,
Benny Gantz, Ehud Olmert, and others together with pictures of them,
pointing to extremely embarrassing situations and facts, which Yahoo
wanted to put into use (or did put into use secretly) against them to
win the elections. All that also was obtained from Yahoo's office and is presently in the hands of Iranian security people.

So this isn't anything done by supporters of opposition to Yahoo, they
wouldn't publish damaging facts about Yahoo's internal enemies. This is
about Iran's row with Mossad which started last month. Very interesting
stuff.

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On 10/4/2023 10:51 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 9/25/2023 7:25 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 9/25/2023 7:11 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

Tehran Times hits again :)

Back in July it leaked secret U.S. documents into media (letter and
voice recordings) causing Rob Malley's losing his security clearance.
Now it has revealed Israeli secret documents showing Yahoo Netan
Yahoo suffers from dementia.

https://i.postimg.cc/PxJNZ0xY/Yahoo-Netan-Yahoo.jpg

Oops, that's Tehran Times' first page. The article itself is at:

https://www.tehrantimes.com/news/489348/Nuclear-dementia

I'm sure you read and remember what I posted about recent busting of
Mossad agents in Iran (and outside Iran). Yes, the news that none of
you saw in your media if you weren't aware of it beforehand :) I think
as a result of the treatment which that Iranian woman had received
from Mossad, a bunch of people are pissed and are doing what they can.

This article says "70000" court documents of Israelis, many of them
stamped, "top secret", has been sent to Tehran Times! So we'll see
more of these revealings in this magazine.

Plus, Americans never found out how Tehran Times got to those
classified letter and recordings pertaining Malley.

Don't piss off Iranians. Do you ever learn? Go play with your Bitches
around the world. Iran is not your Bitch. Even in 1960s Iran fooled
you in every which way she wanted. Forget now!

Oh boy, there are also a lot of secret information about Ehud Barak,
Benny Gantz, Ehud Olmert, and others together with pictures of them,
pointing to extremely embarrassing situations and facts, which Yahoo
wanted to put into use (or did put into use secretly) against them to
win the elections. All that also was obtained from Yahoo's office and is presently in the hands of Iranian security people.

So this isn't anything done by supporters of opposition to Yahoo, they wouldn't publish damaging facts about Yahoo's internal enemies. This is
about Iran's row with Mossad which started last month. Very interesting stuff.

Another possibility. The most likely one indeed. It is also likely that
it was the Americans who disclosed such information to Iranians. If last month's Mossad behavior was not a goof up but was meant to get that vast operation busted, then it showed Israeli's are siding with Iran on
matters of missiles carrying any type of warheads that can reach Europe.
So Americans, to retaliate, are disclosing embarrassing Israeli
information to Iranians.

Fact is, before the turn of this century Iran had enough nukes to wipe
out all 24 American bases around Iran. Half of them were simply
purchased in early 1990s, and the other half were made locally by
improving upon them. This was 25 years back!

Those bases are still there encircling Iran on almost all sides. Iran
only ceased to develop nukes for a couple of years total, as an
agreement with Bush regarding the attack on Saddam's Iraq. It only had
two terms, stopping the developments and not interfering with US
invasion of Iraq (staying neutral). In return Bush would destroy
Saddam's regime.

During any other period until this day today, Iran has been developing
more and more of them. It is a known fact too. There are waves after
waves of Iranians retiring from spending all their careers on making
nukes in Iran! So who's kidding who here. Hundreds of physicists alone
among them.

Here's a clue. By 2015 European countries had become 100% Bitches of
USA, totally subjugated to Americans' wishes. This made them aware that
now they're also targets if USA gets rude with Iran. Iran's missiles
back then could only reach Germany, but that's the known part of this.
The real range, especially by now, is a secret. But the threat of
getting nuked by Iran was so intensely felt by Europeans that they
pressed / cooperated with USA to remove sanctions on Iran so peace and
business would overwhelm the threats.

But the problem was, Europeans were the only ones who felt more secure
after that deal; those 24 American bases around Iran remained primary
targets of getting wiped in less than half hour should Iran get prompted
in some way. So Trump wanted the deal gone because only Europeans were benefitting from it. He never gave a damn about them or "NATO" and was
pissed indeed that Americans were spending their own resources
protecting them. So the deal was thrown away, which helped Iran gear up
again the never ceasing the rush to develop better and more nukes.

And future of Israel is only through Iran. Like Pakestan's,
Afghanestan's, all the Caucasus little countries, in fact any country in
the Middle East and west Asia, including Israel and Turkey. There's only
Iran there. To the east of her is India, to the north, Russia, and to
the west is Europe, and to the south is Africa. There's nothing else
there! West has _nobody_ in that entire region that they didn't lose by mistakes and arrogance, long ago.

Carter's wish had coincided with some freak situation in Iran's history;
that's how it turned out successful. But the process cannot be stopped
forever. His "another Japan the size of the entire Middle East" will
come again and this time no freak in the world will be there to stop it.
Israel knows that. That's why they sided with Iran last month.

That's why these strange documents found their ways into Iran. Some side
other than Iranians in Israel were more pissed than such Iranians. So
this is also a strong probability.

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Mis sa veiderdad siin ?


On Friday, May 13, 2022 at 4:43:41 AM UTC+3, Clutterfreak wrote:

I know you Americans and Europeans have been fucked up a few million
times too often to put much weight into what your heads of state or politicians tell you. But Russians are no Americans. When they say something, you can bet your fucked up ego on it that they mean it.

Russians today said their positions on two matters have changed as a
result of how the war in Ukraine has been handled by EU.

1- "NATO" countries aren't any more the only threat and the focus for Russia. EU itself is the threat and is no different from what "NATO" countries have stood for.

2- Terms of stopping the war in Ukraine has changed now. Even if Ukraine succumbs to Russia's previous terms and promises to stay away from NATO, matters of security of Russia aren't resolved far enough to end this
war. Now Ukraine must also promise to never become part of EU. Only
then, this war will end.

So, you Europeans fucked it up. You do that, don't you. You've been
doing it for centuries now. You know, since those large scale unforeseen events saved you as an earlier form of human species and gave you
another chance, you've been busy doing it, fucking things up.

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I just saw the launch of Nur-3 satellite and it made my day this
wonderful morning. This is from last week's third launching of imaging satellites into orbit by Iran's militia forces.

https://streamable.com/foqam5

All three launches in the past three years have worked perfectly. Not a
glitch left. First one was in 2020. The rocket used is Ghased.

So, as far as Iran's defense related satellites are concerned, now it is satellites "forever" (copyright Starmaker) :-) Gone are the days Iran
had to ask adversaries to obtain high resolution images after
earthquakes, floods, etc.

Ghased uses three components, the design of one of which (last stage) is
not disclosed (possible nuke related stuff). But the first (Ghadr) and
second (Salman) stages are well known components that have worked
flawlessly before.

It is a small rocket, overall. Solid fuel. This is intentional, cause it
has other uses too :) Hehe :) Ease of deployment, ease of movement, etc.

And the mastery in the militia to rival the regular military can be seen
in their flawless equipments they've developed. There are so many of
them now. All types. Gee, no wonder you don't see any young newly
arrived Iranians around yourselves anymore :) What a relief, huh? :)
They were making Ross Perot proud of himself, serving his dinner table
in Dallas restaurants. Now you have plenty many cannibals pouring into
your communities, straight from heart of Africa!

Yep, the best of Iranians sure didn't just disappear after those sweet
days and times of yours.

Not a single one from Taiwan, China, and India will stay here, when
slightest shit hits the fan. They know you. They'll leave you behind.
But you _will_ have the cannibals keep living right beside you. Eying
you up and down.

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Latest performance by Shahed 136 and the aftermath: (from today's news)

https://streamable.com/ahwqmb

https://streamable.com/5gno4f


As you can hear in the aftermath clip, a bomb explodes in the fire,
indicating the warehouse hit stored military stuff.

Early this morning I spoke of Iran's militia's amazing products and
designs. Shahed is also made by them, but with some collaboration from a semi-private company that was created out of remnants of Bell helicopter factory of Shah's time (late years).

When the product is sensitive and classified information, it is always
solely made by the militia. Even kept secret from regular military.
Other ones, like Shahed 136 aren't that hot at all. In fact they gave
the entire design and know-how to Houthis years ago to build and use
them against Saudi Arabia. Then soon after that Israeli Harop appeared
with same design but with a few meaningless cosmetic additions, so
ridiculous that the idea could've come from the resident "Vulva" here,
or from a cartoonist working for a magazine.

And of course Shahed's design was given to Russians as well based on
which Gerans were made.

The militia has products that outdo what Patriots can do. The regular
military as well have their own designs which are equal or superior to Patriots. And everything is getting better by the end of each day :)
They're all undergoing all sorts of improvements.

The jet engined form of Shahed was just unveiled a week or so ago!

Militia's Shahed 136 can have different payloads. The Gerans, all, have slightly more powerful payloads than regular Shahed's. But Shahed also
has a payload that is more powerful than all the Geran's. A few of them
were used in Ukraine and Ukrainian became certain Iran-made products
were being used against them, cause Russians didn't have any Geran
matching that level of explosive power.

I have seen just one video of its action (in Ukraine), made by an
amateur Ukrainian woman at night inside her dark room looking out the
window. In the clip you can hear the sound of a Shahed 136 from a long distance, then some time later a quick strong and extremely short flash
is seen far from her which made her jump, but no more fire or light, but
the buzz of the Shahed kept going and going. Then some moments later the
shock wave at last reached the window with a horrible bang and window
glass gets shattered and the shocked and scared woman begins cursing.
The explosion was very far away, judged by the time it took for the
sound to reach here, and yet, was so powerful that shattered her window
glass. That's the strong type load that I am talking about.

Those payloads are rarely ever used now. Probably cost much higher.

If I stumble upon that video again, I'll sure make a copy :) I should've
made a copy then, last year, but didn't know that the event was a
special one.

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Looks like Americans are indeed punishing Israel these days in every way
they can. Somebody has given Palestinians this morning green light to
attack Israel straight on via land, air (powered paragliders!), and sea. They've used bulldozers to open wholes in the walls around Gaza Strip
and simply drove into Israel by motorcycles and trucks full of
Palestinian soldiers. Lot's of videos taken from both sides are in the
media right now (especially Telegram).

Americans wouldn't do this to Israel if last month bust of Iranian
missile parts was a goof up. They _would_ do this if it was a deliberate
goof up though.

This is Israeli commander in chief of special forces, Nimrod Aloni,
captured this morning by Palestinians right inside his house while
asleep! How would they know where he was, and why nothing was in the way
of Palestinians to his house? I think this is USA facilitating it.

https://i.postimg.cc/YSh8LxGh/Nimrod-Aloni.jpg

And I think all this is pointing to the fact that indeed last month's
Mossad goof up was in fact not a goof up! But deliberate.

Another clue pointing to it is that forces around Israel under the
influence of Iranians have not participated in this attack! This is very
fishy and very interesting :)

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On 10/7/2023 6:30 AM, Physfitfreak wrote:

Looks like Americans are indeed punishing Israel these days in every way
they can. Somebody has given Palestinians this morning green light to
attack Israel straight on via land, air (powered paragliders!), and sea. They've used bulldozers to open wholes in the walls around Gaza Strip
and simply drove into Israel by motorcycles and trucks full of
Palestinian soldiers. Lot's of videos taken from both sides are in the
media right now (especially Telegram).

Americans wouldn't do this to Israel if last month bust of Iranian
missile parts was a goof up. They _would_ do this if it was a deliberate
goof up though.

This is Israeli commander in chief of special forces, Nimrod Aloni,
captured this morning by Palestinians right inside his house while
asleep! How would they know where he was, and why nothing was in the way
of Palestinians to his house? I think this is USA facilitating it.

https://i.postimg.cc/YSh8LxGh/Nimrod-Aloni.jpg

And I think all this is pointing to the fact that indeed last month's
Mossad goof up was in fact not a goof up! But deliberate.

Another clue pointing to it is that forces around Israel under the
influence of Iranians have not participated in this attack! This is very fishy and very interesting :)

This is not Ukraine! This is Israel this morning. Palestinian drones are throwing grenades on Israeli soldiers.

https://streamable.com/4z6zzm

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Who saw this annular eclipse last month? :)

https://streamable.com/ca8x4w

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On 11/14/2023 1:32 AM, Physfitfreak wrote:

Who saw this annular eclipse last month? :)

https://streamable.com/ca8x4w

Check out those mass ejections from the corona. Earth's size compared to
Sun is like a millet seed to a watermelon. The mass ejected in many of
those flares is several time that of the Earth. And that's only by the
EM force.

When I once mentioned that with usch force one could move the Moon, the resident "engineers" thought I had smoked something. Very typical of them.

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On 11/14/2023 6:14 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 11/14/2023 1:32 AM, Physfitfreak wrote:

Who saw this annular eclipse last month? :)

https://streamable.com/ca8x4w

Check out those mass ejections from the corona. Earth's size compared to
Sun is like a millet seed to a watermelon. The mass ejected in many of
those flares is several time that of the Earth. And that's only by the
EM force.

When I once mentioned that with usch force one could move the Moon, the resident "engineers" thought I had smoked something. Very typical of them.

The entire crossing of the Moon across the sun takes no more than a
couple of hours. Say 2 hrs. In the accelerated time of the video, the
Moon crosses in 52 seconds. So time is accelerated by a factore of 138.
So one second for the ejection seen in the video means only 138 actual
seconds! In 138 seconds, a mass, several times greater than the Earth's,
is thrown several Earth diameters away from the sun. Imagine the speed!
The force involved..

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On 11/14/2023 6:34 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 11/14/2023 6:14 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 11/14/2023 1:32 AM, Physfitfreak wrote:

Who saw this annular eclipse last month? :)

https://streamable.com/ca8x4w

Check out those mass ejections from the corona. Earth's size compared
to Sun is like a millet seed to a watermelon. The mass ejected in many
of those flares is several time that of the Earth. And that's only by
the EM force.

When I once mentioned that with usch force one could move the Moon,
the resident "engineers" thought I had smoked something. Very typical
of them.

The entire crossing of the Moon across the sun takes no more than a
couple of hours. Say 2 hrs. In the accelerated time of the video, the
Moon crosses in 52 seconds. So time is accelerated by a factore of 138.
So one second for the ejection seen in the video means only 138 actual seconds! In 138 seconds, a mass, several times greater than the Earth's,
is thrown several Earth diameters away from the sun. Imagine the speed!
The force involved..

And this is at Sun's surface, not the Earth :) Under such gravity force, throwing that much mass, at that speed, up and away from surface is just inconceivable.

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On Wednesday, 15 November 2023 at 12:48:29 UTC+11, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 11/14/2023 6:34 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 11/14/2023 6:14 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 11/14/2023 1:32 AM, Physfitfreak wrote:

Who saw this annular eclipse last month? :)

https://streamable.com/ca8x4w

Check out those mass ejections from the corona. Earth's size compared
to Sun is like a millet seed to a watermelon. The mass ejected in many
of those flares is several time that of the Earth. And that's only by
the EM force.

When I once mentioned that with usch force one could move the Moon,
the resident "engineers" thought I had smoked something. Very typical
of them.

The entire crossing of the Moon across the sun takes no more than a
couple of hours. Say 2 hrs. In the accelerated time of the video, the
Moon crosses in 52 seconds. So time is accelerated by a factore of 138.
So one second for the ejection seen in the video means only 138 actual seconds! In 138 seconds, a mass, several times greater than the Earth's,
is thrown several Earth diameters away from the sun. Imagine the speed!
The force involved..

And this is at Sun's surface, not the Earth :) Under such gravity force, throwing that much mass, at that speed, up and away from surface is just inconceivable.

Scattering pearls before swine:
(I am not Christian!)

The way the universe operates:

The cause of gravity https://groups.google.com/g/sci.physics/c/mmigkl3yZYc/m/8Rs16NCXAAAJ

Explaining the nova and supernova phenomena with new physics theories - 1 https://groups.google.com/g/sci.physics/c/6UIGDNHH7n0/m/U0t-kYqgAAAJ

Explaining the nova and supernova phenomena with new physics theories - 2 https://groups.google.com/g/sci.physics/c/CffbGTXV72c/m/5ONP6J6gAAAJ

Learn, Roachie, learn. :-)

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On 11/14/2023 7:48 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 11/14/2023 6:34 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 11/14/2023 6:14 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 11/14/2023 1:32 AM, Physfitfreak wrote:

Who saw this annular eclipse last month? :)

https://streamable.com/ca8x4w

Check out those mass ejections from the corona. Earth's size compared
to Sun is like a millet seed to a watermelon. The mass ejected in
many of those flares is several time that of the Earth. And that's
only by the EM force.

When I once mentioned that with usch force one could move the Moon,
the resident "engineers" thought I had smoked something. Very typical
of them.

The entire crossing of the Moon across the sun takes no more than a
couple of hours. Say 2 hrs. In the accelerated time of the video, the
Moon crosses in 52 seconds. So time is accelerated by a factore of
138. So one second for the ejection seen in the video means only 138
actual seconds! In 138 seconds, a mass, several times greater than the
Earth's, is thrown several Earth diameters away from the sun. Imagine
the speed! The force involved..

And this is at Sun's surface, not the Earth :) Under such gravity force, throwing that much mass, at that speed, up and away from surface is just inconceivable.

Check out this one. Look at the size of it. At least 20 times the mass
of Earth is thrown around like it's nothing.

https://streamable.com/tgckzx

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On 11/15/2023 1:02 AM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 11/14/2023 7:48 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 11/14/2023 6:34 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 11/14/2023 6:14 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 11/14/2023 1:32 AM, Physfitfreak wrote:

Who saw this annular eclipse last month? :)

https://streamable.com/ca8x4w

Check out those mass ejections from the corona. Earth's size
compared to Sun is like a millet seed to a watermelon. The mass
ejected in many of those flares is several time that of the Earth.
And that's only by the EM force.

When I once mentioned that with usch force one could move the Moon,
the resident "engineers" thought I had smoked something. Very
typical of them.

The entire crossing of the Moon across the sun takes no more than a
couple of hours. Say 2 hrs. In the accelerated time of the video, the
Moon crosses in 52 seconds. So time is accelerated by a factore of
138. So one second for the ejection seen in the video means only 138
actual seconds! In 138 seconds, a mass, several times greater than
the Earth's, is thrown several Earth diameters away from the sun.
Imagine the speed! The force involved..

And this is at Sun's surface, not the Earth :) Under such gravity
force, throwing that much mass, at that speed, up and away from
surface is just inconceivable.

Check out this one. Look at the size of it. At least 20 times the mass
of Earth is thrown around like it's nothing.

https://streamable.com/tgckzx

They say Sun loses mass at the rate of 4.26 million tons per second. I
wonder if this includes loss by ejections as well, or it's just the
hydrogen to Helium conversions.

Look at this mass ejection!

https://streamable.com/iq0dmk

Probably a 100 Earth mass ejection in only that event.

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On 11/15/2023 9:59 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 11/15/2023 1:02 AM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 11/14/2023 7:48 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 11/14/2023 6:34 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 11/14/2023 6:14 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 11/14/2023 1:32 AM, Physfitfreak wrote:

Who saw this annular eclipse last month? :)

https://streamable.com/ca8x4w

Check out those mass ejections from the corona. Earth's size
compared to Sun is like a millet seed to a watermelon. The mass
ejected in many of those flares is several time that of the Earth.
And that's only by the EM force.

When I once mentioned that with usch force one could move the Moon,
the resident "engineers" thought I had smoked something. Very
typical of them.

The entire crossing of the Moon across the sun takes no more than a
couple of hours. Say 2 hrs. In the accelerated time of the video,
the Moon crosses in 52 seconds. So time is accelerated by a factore
of 138. So one second for the ejection seen in the video means only
138 actual seconds! In 138 seconds, a mass, several times greater
than the Earth's, is thrown several Earth diameters away from the
sun. Imagine the speed! The force involved..

And this is at Sun's surface, not the Earth :) Under such gravity
force, throwing that much mass, at that speed, up and away from
surface is just inconceivable.

Check out this one. Look at the size of it. At least 20 times the mass
of Earth is thrown around like it's nothing.

https://streamable.com/tgckzx

They say Sun loses mass at the rate of 4.26 million tons per second. I
wonder if this includes loss by ejections as well, or it's just the
hydrogen to Helium conversions.

Look at this mass ejection!

https://streamable.com/iq0dmk

Probably a 100 Earth mass ejection in only that event.

Herschel (the scientist who found Uranus planet) believed inside the Sun
was populated with humans! ... Also claimed he had seen "ample evidence"
of people living on the Moon. In fact he believed all other planets were populated with humans.

The spirit of having found a "new world" with people living in it, on
the other side of the Earth, must've still been roaming :) He was sure
if they look more, they'll discover more and more people living in areas
of the solar system that they hadn't visited yet.

He kept making bigger and bigger telescopes in search of other
civilization. Driven by that passion, he'd become an ardent telescope
maker. An extremely tough job in those days for the bigger ones.

He's the one who began tabulating sunspots over many years, but it
happened that in those years sunspots were few, so he didn't discover
the 11 year cycle of sunspot activity.

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On 11/14/2023 6:14 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

On 11/14/2023 1:32 AM, Physfitfreak wrote:

Who saw this annular eclipse last month? :)

https://streamable.com/ca8x4w

Check out those mass ejections from the corona. Earth's size compared to
Sun is like a millet seed to a watermelon. The mass ejected in many of
those flares is several time that of the Earth. And that's only by the
EM force.

When I once mentioned that with usch force one could move the Moon, the resident "engineers" thought I had smoked something. Very typical of them.

Ejection takes place at time-stamp 1:05 from approximately 8 o'clock
direction on the Sun.

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On 5/26/2024 5:31 PM, Physfitfreak wrote:

Ok, ... The realities have begun to seep out in this strange struggle.

Looks like the incident with Iran's President and Foreign Minister has
been a calculated one. They had caused the failure in seizing the opportunities offered by China to be part of their long-term future
supplier of oil. China preferred the independent Iran over Saudi Arabia,
but Raisi's administration proved to be unresponsive to China's efforts.

This was the biggest issue for this administration to deal with, because Iran's decision-making structure itself is divided over such long-term futures. About half of them, the traditional West-leaning thinkers (I'm
going to call them Conservatives although that's not how they're named
in Iran), think that Iran is safer with major relations with known and well-studied culprit superpowers than with the new inexperienced China.
The other half, the risk-takers (I'll call them Progressives, again
despite they being called in Iran quite differently), think exactly the opposite.

This administration began work _seemingly_ with the intention to satisfy
the Progressives and people backing them. That's how they won the
elections. All my folks in Iran, practically anyone I'm still in touch
with, had changed side for that and voted for Raisi's admin exactly for
the purpose of cutting ties with Nazis and Global Pests. But in action,
this admin proved they were serving the Conservative side in Iran.
Result is that China went to their second option, the Saudis, and began creating that "Oil City" (or whatever they call it) with them, and
placed their remaining eggs as far as oil was concerned inside that
basket. This admin _let_ the chance go.

When the Progressives realized that the chance was gone, they got rid of
the culprits that had fooled them. Probably a tiny little bomb somewhere inside the helicopter where the pilots were. Too little to cause
destruction of the helicopter, but enough to cause the pilots to lose
the controls for a few seconds.

Conservatives aren't and weren't that fool to have decided to act that
way regarding China's offer. Their logic is like, "Let's have Saudi
Arabia test China, not Iran." This has two important advantages of
course. It keeps Iran safe from unknown future behavior of China. And it provides several steps for Saudi Arabia to walk into that new pathway,
_away_ from Nazis and Global Pests. So this type of thinking points to a quite _regional_ way of seeing the future, not a way just for Iran. It
might be the correct view too. And they _did_ act according to that view also.

But Progressives want to leave Nazis and Global Pests behind and
forever, with _any_ risk or even cost involved. They wanted to get what
China had offered to Iran.

China's need for oil is huge. Russia alone, which has sold even the
future 30 years of its oil to China, cannot and couldn't satisfy the
demand. China needed more, and Iranian Progressives wanted to get the contracts for the remaining Chinese demands for oil. They did everything
for that, even changed sides and voted for such promises. But Raisis
team promised that and then slowly let it go to Saudis, not Iran.
Essentially doing exactly what the Conservative camp wanted.

But what good would a little bomb the size of a cigarette lighter do? It looks, at first, to be doing nothing. But without doubt, it also talks
to the Conservative side. "You fool the Iranians, you die!"

So next time, for important Iranian issues, Conservatives will know in advance that it would be their lives if they commit to such
Machiavellian methods and intrigues.

You can do that all the time to people in the USA and Europe, and get
away with them too. But in Iran, fooling people in such deceptive ways
costs your life.

That's what happened.

Note that neither deals with China, nor complete loss of such
opportunities, are totally over for Iran. In fact Iranians are now busy
to place their own men in there to push Iran towards increasing
relations with China. The big deal has now gone to Saudi Arabia, but the
rest of opportunities are there to jump on.

Nazis and Global Pests have always been better for the Conservatives in
Iran. This isn't anything new. They know each other very well. They have decades and decades of experience in that. Both sides. Nothing is
totally unknown about them. But Iranians want more, cause they're not
happy. It doesn't provide enough for them. And as you see, they'll
literally kill you if you keep blocking them while saying otherwise.

It was Mossad. Everyone knows it was Mossad. They're just getting even
for that missile barrage, even though that barrage made Iran the
laughing stock of the world and revenge was really unnecessary.

Regardless, hell has a new devil in it.

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