Is the regime in Iran soon to be toast?
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They killed him and then crucified him |
The image is of the martyr Kamal Nasser - Editor-in-Chief of the magazine "Palestine Revolution", after his assassination in Lebanon along with his comrades Kamal Adwan and Abu Yusuf Al-Najjar, on April 10, 1973
Where the occupation soldiers, who carried out the operation under the leadership of the criminal Ehud Barak, crucified Nasser after killing him, because he was a Palestinian Christian..
Sources also indicate that bullets were fired at his mouth and hands, in reference to silencing him and preventing him from writing, as he was a poet and journalist..
The image is of the martyr Kamal Nasser - Editor-in-Chief of the magazine "Palestine Revolution", after his assassination in Lebanon along with his comrades Kamal Adwan and Abu Yusuf Al-Najjar, on April 10, 1973
Where the occupation soldiers, who carried out the operation under the leadership of the criminal Ehud Barak, crucified Nasser after killing him, because he was a Palestinian Christian..
Sources also indicate that bullets were fired at his mouth and hands, in reference to silencing him and preventing him from writing, as he was a poet and journalist..
Scared, he ran toward his school, hid behind his nurse who pled with the Israelis "He is Autistic! Check his ID!"They fired toward Eyad and missed, he ran behind a garbage bin - an Israeli shot him in the legs, then walked up to him and put two bullets in Eyad's chest.
2020 murder, acquitted July 6th, 2023
2020 murder, acquitted July 6th, 2023
Arjun
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Good try but, the kid jumping for joy has a Khamenei picture on his right pocket!
Because Bibi wanted it to advance his Greater Israel territory steal.
Bibi owns Trump due to blackmail from the Epstein files. Epstein was an Israeli/Mossad asset
If it was not for Bibi the US likely wouldn't have gone in
Arjun
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mat200
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As per Marine Traffic AIS recordings, yes at least ONE US Destroyer went into the Gulf ..
mat200
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How Iran Can’t Find Their Mines in the Strait of Hormuz?
AiTelly
Apr 11, 2026 UNITED STATES
The Strait of Hormuz Blunder: How Iran Missing Mine Maps, are Accidentally Keeping the Strait Closed
That’s the mess in the Strait of Hormuz right now.
Back in early 2026, Iran’s Revolutionary Guard rushed to turn this narrow waterway into a massive minefield.
According to the New York Times, it wasn't a strategic masterstroke; it was pure panic.
Under pressure, IRGC teams were just throwing explosives overboard.
They were so focused on blocking Western warships that they didn't bother to record GPS coordinates or lay them in any kind of traceable pattern.
They didn't just lock the door; they welded it shut and tossed the blueprints.
Then, nature made it worse
. The currents in the Strait are brutal.
Many of these mines have snapped their anchors and started wandering.
We’re talking about "Ghost Mines"—drifting explosives turning the world's most important shipping lane into a game of Russian Roulette.
You could sweep a path today, and a mine could float right back into it tomorrow.
The result? About 20% of the world’s oil is now trapped behind a wall that Iran built but can’t take down. They’ve managed to start a fire, but they’ve lost the map to the fire hydrants.
But the IRGC just issued a new warning: if you want safe passage, it’s going to cost you a $2 million toll—payable only in crypto.
AiTelly
Apr 11, 2026 UNITED STATES
The Strait of Hormuz Blunder: How Iran Missing Mine Maps, are Accidentally Keeping the Strait Closed
That’s the mess in the Strait of Hormuz right now.
Back in early 2026, Iran’s Revolutionary Guard rushed to turn this narrow waterway into a massive minefield.
According to the New York Times, it wasn't a strategic masterstroke; it was pure panic.
Under pressure, IRGC teams were just throwing explosives overboard.
They were so focused on blocking Western warships that they didn't bother to record GPS coordinates or lay them in any kind of traceable pattern.
They didn't just lock the door; they welded it shut and tossed the blueprints.
Then, nature made it worse
. The currents in the Strait are brutal.
Many of these mines have snapped their anchors and started wandering.
We’re talking about "Ghost Mines"—drifting explosives turning the world's most important shipping lane into a game of Russian Roulette.
You could sweep a path today, and a mine could float right back into it tomorrow.
The result? About 20% of the world’s oil is now trapped behind a wall that Iran built but can’t take down. They’ve managed to start a fire, but they’ve lost the map to the fire hydrants.
But the IRGC just issued a new warning: if you want safe passage, it’s going to cost you a $2 million toll—payable only in crypto.
Note:
1- US Military rarely squawks for obvious reasons
2- Spoofing location, especially your own, is trivial.
Most reports I've seen said the did turn. They sent a message, Iran responded said turn in 30 minutes or we shoot.
Possible one of the two went ahead, possible the abrupt southward turn shown is where at least one went back?
We'll never know
mat200
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True, they can easily spoof ..
and with information warfare going on, do not know if either of the messages from Iran or from USA is true on this point.
For all we know, they could both be false.
My money is on this restarts again in a week or so
