Iran's Isotope Cathedrals





Hauntingly beautiful - if not absolutely terrifying.  But then again, we are in possession of our own isotope cathedrals.

Above the ground, the almost complete structural blockage of the Strait of Hormuz and the erosion of Oman's coastal waters as an alternative route for shipping.  The IRGC's miniaturized tour de force continues to be problematic.


I can only hope the statement released by the IRGC is a false flag.  They thanked the Jordanians who assisted in the attacks on the Americans.  Was there an intelligence leak?  Regardless, Iranian leadership is now considering the Port of Aqaba as a target-rich environment for their drone activity.  During the Iran-Iraq war it was a critical supply artery for Baghdad.



I cannot confirm the narrative with this image - but it is that visuals such as the one below are circulating claiming that Iranian drones over Kuwait are monitoring HIMARS and ATACMS systems deployed on Kuwaiti soil.  This may just be the stuff of a rumor mill - but the image might be useful.



Iran is also issuing a call to Kuwait to "purify their land from the Occupiers".  They are channeling their inner Osama bin Ladin - stating the bases are staging areas to kill Muslims in other lands, asking Kuwait to rise (an important word in Islam) to their Divine duty.  The Covenant of Madinah comes to mind. Muslims are told to "Rise as One Man".  It is happening politically in the West. But ff it ever really happens - we are all "toast"... burnt toast.... or reduced to the "grilled cheese of the Virgin Mary" for our Christian faith.

https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/article223941560.html

Meanwhile, Kuwait is using large mobile electric generators to take up the slack from the damage caused to the Subiya Power Plant.  These are being moved to residential areas on large flatbed trucks.

Iran states they have also targeted data belonging to Amazon in Bahrain.  (Maybe that is why my package was never delivered to a relative? Hmmm.)

Meanwhile - Iran is fully aware that we have E3 surveillance and early warning aircraft aloft in the Persian Gulf.  The IRGC thumb their nose, and take note that $1.5 billion in refueling tankers are parked on the runways of Ramon Eilat airport.  They seem nonchalant - even as they have launched further attacks against our Gulf allies today.



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