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From: Physfitfreak <physfitfreak@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: Israeli Faces From Earlier Today :-)
Date: Mon, 10 Jun 2024 15:23:32 -0500
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Let's have a bit of fun now.



- Houthis, for the first time, published an image of the American cargo 
ship that they had hit in March (5th):

https://i.postimg.cc/mkPj9gfK/American-cargo-ship-after.jpg

It's name is "true Ameri...", I mean "true Confidence". Check out how it 
looks :-) Are those burnt skeletons of busses sitting on the deck? This 
was an oil tanker, so evidently they trade other stuff with them also. 
Pretty much junked after Houthis attack. I bet Americans traded it with 
a lollypop :-)))

Hahhahhahhahh :-)) Lollypop's better than nothing .. no? Did Israelis 
even grab that lollypop from your hands for themselves? :) You guys know 
how to conduct "biznes" with Israelis.

It might be the attack that killed a few Nazis too. One of the attacks did.


- Ghalibaf seems to be the favorite of Israel and Nazis/Bitch nations 
because they know him very well, while they know nothing about other 
runners. Not that they don't know their backgrounds, but they can't 
figure them out in a presidential position. Ghalibaf, on the other hand, 
is a known book, like a play-dough to those Nazis. They can press and 
shape him into any sorry ass form that they want. Even Rohani had more 
resilience.

So Ghalibaf will not win. He's probably tossed in there to see who among 
Iranians are under the spell of foreign countries.

Regionally it was best for Larijani to run and win. I think GC has used 
the excuse of his birth country to eliminate him. He was not born in Iran.

I also do not think GC decided on Larijani exclusively by themselves. 
Aside from VF, who's always in the shadows behind, there's a chance 
heads of other nations in the region were also consulted on this matter 
before eliminating him. In regional matters, Iran even confers with 
Israelis, but not the Israeli government. They have their own channels 
set up with the Israeli people. How much the latter shares with the 
Nazis and lunatics there, is anybody's guess.

Iran has electronic voting machines but is not trusting them. They think 
it can be rigged, which is true. So everything other than electronically 
monitoring and preventing repeat voting, will be handled by hand.

Financial help to runners are reported live and transparently via many 
news media, including one that only reports such sums. The source of 
money as well as the amount are disclosed.

The number of voters in Iran has dropped significantly. Contrary to what 
Bozos say, it has had nothing to do with people hating the government. 
It has had two other reasons behind it:

1- GC not identifying the best candidates. The GC members are very old, 
and being trusted with matters that traditionally in Iran are given to 
the oldest, like to the grandpas and grandmothers to decide. Well, the 
latter could perhaps do a wonderful job of settling family matters, but 
choosing who to run for President's office? I think this isn't wise. And 
this is certainly part of the reason for people's lack of interest to vote.

2- The other reason is of course making strategical mistakes by 
Presidents, admins after admins. Result has been that people gradually 
got the idea it doesn't matter who is in the office.

But Raisi proved it matters immensely who is in that office! Both 
internally and externally. So Iranians are now expecting a higher 
turnout this time.


- Bagheri (new foreign minister) flew to Russia for first BRICS 
gathering since Iran became a member. He says his participation is quite 
active, and not like before as those of observers, and that he plans to 
also discuss matters extensively with other countries present, on the side.

No doubt, Amir-Abdollahian's super hectic schedule has been simply 
placed on this guy's lap :) It is difficult to be in those shoes. 
Baghery sometimes looks tired in brief news interviews, cannot find the 
right words fast, and looks like has to force himself to talk. But other 
times he's rested and talks well.

Amir-Abdollahian was used to it because Raisi worked weekends too (all 
his life) and often took his foreign minister along with him cause many 
of what Raisi did was in relation to various foreign governments. But 
Bagheri is not used to that level of function.