The Caspian Sea Convention: Iranian Analysis Parliament prevents a national disaster in favor of the Baku and UAE lobby Haji Deligani: Caspian Sea Convention should not be ratified until Iran’s interests are secured The deputy chairman of the Parliament’s Article 90 Commission, emphasizing that the Convention on the Legal Regime of the Caspian Sea should not be ratified before Iran’s interests are secured, said: “Until the four annexes related to this convention are presented and the assignment of the bed and sub-bed of the southern part of the Caspian Sea is not determined, the ratification of this convention will not be in Iran’s interest.” Hossein Ali Haji Deligani, a representative of Shahinshahr, Borkhvar and Meimeh, in an interview with a Fars News Agency parliamentary reporter, regarding the bill related to the Convention on the Legal Regime of the Caspian Sea that was recently sent to the Parliament by the government, stated: The convention, which was signed in 2018 in the...
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Alaina Hall: All about Eve Alaina: "Hi, Mom! I have just met the greatest guy! Yes, he came over on a small boat. No. He doesn't really have a skill set. But he luvs Jesus. And he luvs me... and a green card... and a trip to America!" Click. I have written about my father's instruction over the years. And I have also posted this conversation. "Tammy, it was Eve who was deceived. Adam knew exactly what he was doing." The admonition was to examine everything... not to fall into deception. My father was protective of me. So he taught me logic and he offered me the gift of risk-taking. An odd combination - but it works! Alaina Hall was deceived. Sharif Ahmadzai knew exactly what he was doing. https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16026793/Parents-Afghan-killing-British-suitcase-never-marry-motives.html In the years following 9/11, Christian mission organizations began quietly calling home their single women who were working in ref...
The Iran-Oman Agreement Several important points: The Iran-Oman agreement does not necessarily mean the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz The United States was forced to accept the closure of the southern route of the strait Iran confirms that it will not allow the reopening of this passage before the war is completely and finally stopped. Nevertheless, the possibility of a confrontation with the United States remains high. Operational Assessment: On average, one violating ship is targeted daily in the Strait of Hormuz. The escort by the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) has been canceled, and the strikes targeting Iranian military infrastructure on the southern coasts and islands did not affect Iran's ability to monitor and control the strait. Furthermore, Iran will have full control over the passage of ships entering the Strait of Hormuz and will also monitor the passage of ships exiting through Omani waters. Speaking earlier today: President Pezeshkian's Sovereignty: I will ...
Diversity: A Social Engineering Falsehood Don't you just hate it when individuals lie to you with virtue-signalling? The Spanish PM did it. And now he can hardly bear to step into the shit he has created with his utterly senseless pronouncements regarding "diversity". One of the biggest whoppers of the 21st century is, "Diversity is our strength." Nope. Far from it. A canvas with fairly uniform beliefs is what forms a civilization. Islam enslaves Enlightenment brings freedom. Islam strikes a bargain for the soul. And that ultimate bargain is Jihad. (Surah 9:111) Allah has indeed purchased from the believers their lives and wealth in exchange for Paradise. They fight in the cause of Allah and kill or are killed. This is a true promise binding on Him in the Torah, the Gospel, and the Quran. And whose promise is truer than Allah’s? So rejoice in the exchange you have made with Him. That is ˹truly˺ the ulti...
Deep Fakes Moves to Satellite Imagery A couple of weeks ago, I saw this image: There were claims corroborated by satellite imagery that a THAAD AN/TPY-2 and three F-35 were destroyed. Now the satellite imagery no long exists. As to who is lying, I have no idea. We are far beyond PSYOPS with leaflets dropped from aircraft.
Fear, but not Respect To know, is not to create. President Donald J Trump knew he could effectively attack Iran. He knew there was adequate support from Middle East allies. But to know, is not to create. Something was created, of course. It is not the desired outcome. And along the same vein - security arrangements are not protection. After 9/11, my nation strengthened security arrangements across the Middle East. Iran placed this map on the page: It is a delicious irony. Our security arrangements have created liability for hosting nations. And the need to protect our vast military assets on the ground diverts resources and brings cause for logistic scrambles each time Iran lobs a missile at our bases. Iran knows that by creating diversionary tactics against Jordan... Kuwait.. UAE... Qatar... etc. it is an elaborate game of "Chicken". We are blinking first. We blinked again this weekend. Tehran's proxies are enjoyin...
Heat coming off the Quarterdeck In observation status, just one journalism thought comes to mind: Our U.S. Embassy in the Middle East are warning Americans to flee. Where, exactly - will the indigenous population choose to flee? What are their options? What are their governments providing for their instruction? Here is what is coming off just one site. The Persian Gulf and the Middle East, and perhaps the entire world, stand on the brink of an unprecedented security and economic upheaval Any attack on Iranian infrastructure could unleash a catastrophic scenario from which no one will escape unscathed And it is in the interest of all parties, regional and international alike, to prevent the crisis from sliding into a point of no return Satellite data shows that a liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier was hit by a projectile while crossing the southern route of the Strait of Hormuz. The vessel, named "Gazlog Shanghai," flies the flag of Bermuda and was transpo...