Iran’s “Fine Frenzy of Destructiveness” | Bill Henry, March 4, 1953
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A man gasses up his car near Tehran while some bit of oil infrastructure burns in the background. The gases from the fires unleashed by US and Israeli air strikes on Iran are unleshing toxic clouds that cover Tehran and other populated areas. Photo by Erfan Kouchari.
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By: Andy Borowitz
CRAWFORD, TEXAS—Stating, “I never dreamed this day would come,” former President George W. Bush confirmed on Wednesday that he is celebrating no longer having started the dumbest war in U.S. history.
“When you make a boneheaded mistake as epic as I did, you pretty much assume that no one will ever do something stupider,” Bush said. “I gotta say, I’m pinching myself.”
The former president admitted, however, that “if anyone was going to out-dumb me, it was gonna be this guy.”
“Look, I might not be the sharpest tool in the shed,” he said. “But even I know not to stare at an eclipse.”
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Please give to soften the plight and suffering of refugees as the situation in the Middle East becomes increasingly violent.
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The Epstein Regime vs Iran: Tehran Strikes Back
Fiorella Isabel: “The world is witnessing a dramatic and brutal escalation in West Asia, as the United States and Israel have launched a coordinated military campaign against Iran. From his vantage point in Tehran, Professor Seyed Mohammad Marandi, provides a harrowing, on-the-ground account that starkly contrasts with the sanitized narratives often presented in Western media. This is not, as he describes it, a precise military operation targeting strategic assets, but an unprovoked war of aggression that is systematically targeting the very fabric of Iranian civil society and Iran is responding as it is righteously entitled to. The professor states plainly, describing the constant bombing of the capital, “This is what we’re dealing with,” when talking about the bombings daily, the targeting of civilians, hospitals, schools and residential areas. The strikes, which began during what Iran viewed as good-faith negotiations, have laid bare the conviction that for Washington and Tel Aviv, diplomacy was merely a facade for a pre-planned military onslaught—as it has usually been and which Iran learned well from the 12 Day War.
The human toll of the campaign, as recounted from the streets of Tehran, paints a picture of calculated destruction. Professor Marandi details attacks that appear designed to maximize civilian suffering and terrorize the population; aimed of course to freeze them in fear and sow chaos, perfect for a regular regime change operation. He reports on the bombing of a private hospital, the Gandhi hospital, where the infant ward and the IVF unit were “particularly badly damaged,” potentially robbing countless women of the chance to become mothers. He describes the use of the “double-tap” tactic in Ferdowsi Square, where a building was struck, and then, as rescuers and ordinary citizens gathered to help those trapped under the rubble, a second strike was launched, killing the first responders. This pattern of violence, he notes, began on day one with the bombing of an elementary school in the city of Minab, killing approximately 165 young children, mostly girls. These actions, Professor Mirandí argues, are not collateral damage but a core feature of a war designed to break a nation by attacking its most vulnerable, as was done in Gaza for over two years. ….”
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“We’re liberating Iranian women!”
It’s raining black acid in Tehran.
Oil is spilling into sewers. The streets are catching on fire.
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Tehran is destroying the reputation of US weapons.
Tehran is destroying the reputation of US weapons.
170 #Iranian girls killed by #US but #Trump:“it was Iranians who bombed”
#Netanyahu ready to actions vs #Tehran not coordinated with #WA
#VdLeyen accused of abuse about #Iran
#differences btw US & #Israel increase
#China export to EU grows not viceversa
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Tehran (season 3)
Season three of Tehran follows Mossad agent Tamar Rabinyan as she navigates an increasingly dangerous situation inside Iran after the fallout from earlier events leaves her isolated and under pressure.
I had waited so long for season three that when it finally arrived, I worried I might not remember what had happened before. Thankfully, Apple included a recap that quickly brought everything back. I had forgotten just how edge-of-your-seat this series is. It’s definitely not for the faint-hearted. The action rarely lets up, and it makes for gripping viewing. I’m already looking forward to season four. If you enjoy a good thriller, this one is absolutely time well spent.
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Iran oil facilities hit for first time as war with US-Israel enters day 9
The strikes on Saturday sparked large fires as they hit four oil storage facilities and an oil production transfer centre in Tehran and the province of Alborz, the Fars news agency reported, with the Iranian state media describing it as an “attack from the US and the Zionist regime”.
The Aghdasieh oil warehouse in northeast Tehran, the Tehran refinery in the south, the Shahran oil depot in the west of Tehran, and an oil depot in Karaj city were the facilities targeted. Witnesses said oil from the Shahran depot had leaked into the streets…
…Al Jazeera’s Tohid Asadi, reporting from Tehran, said the attacks on a civil industrial facility were unprecedented.
“This is not the first time. Back in June, during the 12-day war, we saw fuel depots being targeted, but this is unprecedented,” Asadi said. “We are dealing with a critical situation in terms of war and environmental circumstances in the capital.”
He described seeing black raindrops on his windows early on Sunday morning. “There is a high risk of being surrounded by toxic air.”
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