First thing
we are gonna review:
Saturday, November 23, 2024
Tuesday, October 18, 2022
NATO and Ukraine to hold emergency talks
after
Russia’s attack with
new hypersonic missile
AP 11/22/24
"KYIV, Ukraine (AP) —
NATO and Ukraine will hold emergency talks Tuesday
after Russia attacked a central city
with an experimental, hypersonic ballistic missile
that escalated the nearly 33-month-old war."
(They hold an emergency meeting,
NATO and Ukraine?
After ONE missile is fired?
In a 33 month old conflict?
You might wanna ask yourself why that is.)
"Ukraine’s parliament canceled a session as security was tightened following Thursday’s Russian strike on a military facility in the city of Dnipro."
"Putin said Western air defense systems
would be powerless to stop the new missile."
(And we and the Ukrainians and the rest of
NATO all know it. I figure you should too.)
(Nobody has a defense for this shit!
Its what I have been saying for years!
Our interceptor missiles cant catch up to it.
One sub off the East coast.
One missile hits wall street.
One hit the Capitol
(D.C.)
Then what?
London can be hit in a matter of minutes.
Paris.
Brussels.
(NATO HQ)
all in the same boat.
NO DEFENSE FOR THIS.
Somebody knew our playbook
and knew what was coming
for his country
as far back as 2007.)
"Ukraine’s Main Intelligence Directorate said the Oreshnik missile, whose name in Russian means “hazelnut tree,” was fired from the Kapustin Yar 4th Missile Test Range in Russia’s Astrakhan region, and flew 15 minutes before striking Dnipro.
The missile had six nonnuclear warheads
each carrying six submunitions
and reached a speed of Mach 11, it said."
(It reportedly carried a multiple independently targetable reentry vehicle (MIRV) payload, as suggested by unverified footage.)
"Thats picture is not from that missile but it gives you some idea of what they are talking about. There's a cone or whatever that goes over that, but each of those black cones (Warheads)? All able to be targeted independent of each other.)"
OPB 11/23/24
"Putin said that
while it isn’t an intercontinental missile,
it’s so powerful that the use of several of them fitted with conventional warheads in one attack could be as devastating as a strike with strategic — or nuclear — weapons."
"Gen. Sergei Karakayev, head of Russia’s Strategic Missile Forces, said the Oreshnik could reach targets across Europe and be fitted with nuclear or conventional warheads, echoing Putin’s claim that even with conventional warheads, “the massive use of the weapon would be comparable in effect to the use of nuclear weapons.”
(What was said above about
“the massive use of the weapon
would be comparable in effect
to the use of nuclear weapons"
is important cause were gonna
come back to it here in a bit.)
Also: "while it isn’t an intercontinental missile" is important as well as it supposedly was the first time
an intermediate range ballistic missile with
a multiple independently targetable reentry vehicle (MIRV, shown above) payload, was used in combat.)
With me so far?
One missile used
in a 33 month old conflict
and it causes:
An emergency meeting
with NATO and Ukraine
and
Ukraine’s parliament
canceled a session.
Why?
Because there is no defense against them.
Patriots?
THADD?
Simply useless.
Okay?
Now lets fast forward to
the second thing:
"Hypersonic missiles, among other techniques, can trick air defence systems."
06/18/25
"On Tuesday, (06/17/25) Iran said it hit a military intelligence centre and a Mossad spy agency operations planning centre, breaching Israel’s advanced missile defence systems
– some of the most advanced in the world."
(That wasnt all it breached.
It got by our THADD system
deployed there,
and it got by the AEGIS systems
on our naval fleet
in the area as well.
Israel didn't think they could do it.
It was a shock to them.
That was on the June 17th.
Four days later
we bomb their sites.
06/21/25.
Three day after that?
06/24/25
With Israel low on interceptors
and Iran now using missiles
sophisticated enough
to hit a Mossad planning HQ
and a military intelligence centre?
There is a ceasefire declared.
Well I wonder why?
Saturday, June 21, 2025
the truth you didn't wanna hear about.
06/18/25
(That question:
"Can it turn the tide of the war?"
Has effectively been answered.
"Although the Fattah hypersonic missile appears to be one of the most outstanding military assets in the Iranian Armed Forces, much remains uncertain regarding its impact on the war effort,"
(Not any more it aint uncertain.)
"with this depending on a number of factors including the system’s precision, the kinds of targets it is used against, and the number of missiles in Iran’s arsenal, among others. Should the system be able to deliver the capabilities Iranian government source have claimed,
(We have now seen
that it does indeed
have those capabilities.)
and should a significant arsenal have been built up since 2023,
(Why wouldnt it have been?)
it has the potential to have a transformative impact
not only on the current conflict,
but also on broader global perceptions
of the utility of anti-missile defences."
(They are useless.)
See also:
Tuesday, June 17, 2025
"Smoke billows up from the site
of an Iranian rocket strike
in Herzliya, Israel."
06/17/25
"Also found this interesting
'Al Jazeera’s Nour Odeh, reporting from Amman, Jordan, because Al Jazeera is banned from Israel, said that the Israeli military censor has forbidden the publication of images and information about Herzliya, classifying it as “sensitive”.
“That usually means that it’s either
a military, intelligence
or strategic asset or site
that the Israeli military censor
does not want to disclose,”
Odeh said."
"She added that Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps said in a recent statement that it attacked the “intelligence buildings in Herzliya – the Mossad and the Israeli (Aman) military intelligence – so that claim remains unanswered from the Israeli side”.
(Tells you what you need to know.
They most assuredly did attack
"the Mossad and the Israeli (Aman)
military intelligence"
"Well how do you know?"
Cause four days later
with Israel low on interceptors
we tried a bombing operation
that didnt work
(and wouldn't have worked
even if it did
with all the shit they had hidden)
and then manufactured a cease fire.
Thats how.
And the third thing
to consider is:
Trump Issues Blistering Response After Iran’s Supreme Leader Threatens U.S., as All Sides Claim Victory in Conflict
06/28/25
"Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said on Friday
“If President Trump is genuine about wanting a deal, he should put aside the disrespectful and unacceptable tone towards Iran’s Supreme Leader, Grand Ayatollah Khamenei, and stop hurting his millions of heartfelt followers,” he said. "The great and powerful Iranian people, who showed the world that the Israeli regime had no choice but to run to 'Daddy' to avoid being flattened by our missiles, do not take kindly to threats and insults."
Also need to note:
Iran was stockpiling missile arsenal
that could reach Europe, FM spox. says
06/29/25
"The US estimated
Iran possessed approximately 3,000 ballistic missiles before Operation Rising Lion
began, but was undergoing attempts to increase production to 20,000, Marmorstein stated, with missiles capable of carrying two-ton payloads, The Times noted.'
"When discussing
the missile which killed four people
in Beersheba
on *Tuesday
(DING DING DING DING!
Ring a a bell?
Thats the same Tuesday
as the Mossad and Military HQ hit.)
"shortly before the ceasefire
came into effect,"
(It wasn't what happened in Beersheba on Tuesday that rattled the Israelis, it was the attack on Herzliya outside of Tel Aviv."
"On Tuesday, (06/17/25) Iran said it hit a military intelligence centre and a Mossad spy agency operations planning centre, breaching Israel’s advanced missile defence systems – some of the most advanced in the world."
(So? they don't give a shit about their hostages
but four people getting killed by a missile
is why they wanted a ceasefire?
Or the Mossad and military's intelligence HQ's got hit
and they didnt think they could be
is why they wanted a ceasefire?
Im know which one of those options Im goin with.)
Marmorstein commented,
"Imagine if Tehran sent 10,000 of those.
That threat was as existential
to us as a nuclear bomb."
They wont need to send 10,000
when you cant even defend
against one.
And you dont need 10,000.
You just need several apparently.
The Irainian one is not the same missile
but it is the same concept.
Earlier in the piece:
"Putin said that
while it isn’t an intercontinental missile,
it’s so powerful that the use of
several of them
fitted with conventional warheads in one attack
could be as devastating
as a strike with strategic
— or nuclear — weapons."
So thats
two missiles,
One Russian,
One Iranian,
The Russian One:
caused:
"An emergency meeting
with NATO and Ukraine
and
Ukraine’s parliament
canceled a session"
back in Nov.
And now
The Iranian One
Caused Israel
(along with
being low on interceptors)
to want a ceasefire.
And nobody in the world
has any defense for them.
Starting to get a sense
of what's coming here?
"Well we got our nukes."
Our adversaries
(Particularly Russia and China)
feel like
they could take out a large portion
of our first strike nuclear capabilities.
(That wasnt
a Chinese "Spy Balloon" BTW.
Dropping hypersonics
from a high altitude balloon
above its target
eliminates the most vulnerable part
of its flight path
the "flatening out"
of it's trajectory
in its terminal phase.)
And they
(Russian and China)
just think they can
survive whatever we got left
to hit em with.
And BTW:
New satellite imagery shows
ongoing activity at Iran's Fordow nuclear complex
after US airstrikes
06/29/25
"Maxar Technologies imagery shows excavators and personnel attempting repairs at damaged Fordow enrichment facility"
"The new high-resolution satellite imagery, collected by Maxar Technologies, shows an excavator and several personnel positioned immediately next to the northern shaft on the ridge above the underground complex."
"The crane also appears to be operating at the entrance to the shaft, where several additional vehicles are seen below the ridge, parked along the access path that was built to access the site."
"Analysts believe the primary goal of the strikes was to hinder access to the sites and complicate repair efforts."
(That's not exactly
"Obliterating" them BTW.)
Okay so few questions:
1) If it was "obliterated" as claimed why would the Iranians even bother trying to reaccess it?
2) And why? After "Obliterating" the site? Would you allow work crews to even try and clear it?
See:
The Iranian One
Caused Israel
(along with
being low on interceptors)
to want a ceasefire.
And nobody in the world
has any defense for them.
"I'll sure be glad
to get back to normal
once COVID is over."
I remember a bunch of people sayin.
Somebody else was saying
you could forget about it,
normal wasn't never coming back.
Honey says it wasn't ever here
to start with.
Maranatha Lord Jesus.
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