Iranian Chatter


Thoughts coming out of the science and technology community:

"China's first nuclear test (nuclear fission bomb) codenamed Project 596 was conducted on October 16, 1964 at the Lop Nor test site.

After going nuclear, China saw many doors in front of it to get out of the economic crisis.

Because the nuclearization of China made this country change from the role of a speed breaker between the Soviet Union and the United States to a significant one.

For this reason, he quickly went to his nuclear development and this time to the hydrogen bomb.

China reached the hydrogen bomb at a very high speed (only 32 months after the atomic bomb), which is considered one of the fastest developments in the history of the world's nuclear programs.

After the nuclearization of China, the Soviet Union was forced to look at China as an ally, not as a communist servant.

China's economic situation quickly improved, and Russia allowed China's regional trade to expand and have more special support for China, which means it considers China's interests.

After that, China started expanding its regional power and turned itself into a trans-regional power and became so strong that in less than 20 years it became an established regional power and completely separated from the Soviet flag, which was a great power at that time. In January 1979, Jimmy Carter's government officially recognized the People's Republic of China and established full diplomatic relations with Beijing. On the same day, the US severed official ties with Taiwan.

The important thing is that China did not experience such a disaster after nuclearization, and its security has been ensured until today.

This is a historical lesson to learn from.

Today, Iran has its regional dominance and has officially become a hegemon, according to friends and enemies, and with only one nuclear test, it can overcome all these problems and get rid of its enemies forever, and economic openings will begin.

It is not necessary to go through the black period of China, but a will to go nuclear is enough.

I don't know where this doesn't make sense.

Today, we are in the period of the end of the previous world order, i.e. the American order, which ends in regional war and then world wars, and even a moment of delay in nuclearization is equivalent to shedding the blood of more Iranians.

Our duty is to explain and create demands.

As long as Iran does not become nuclear and nuclear weapons do not fall into the hands of our military, a part of our political community may trade the achievements of the military at any moment because they have nothing of their own except the trade of the achievements of the country, especially the Iranian military."


And a couple of images:  


Mourning for the Grand Ayatollah



The IRGC informs there is no such thing as "joint management" of the Strait of Hormuz.  The IRGC will provide the sole means of arbitration for passage through the choke point.


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