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Tag Archives: Iran
Extremists at war
Shane Yirak observations on Substack
Posted in anthropocene
Tagged China, GCC, Hamas, Hezbollah, Houthis, international trade, Iran, IRGC, Japan, kill box, Lebanon, LNG, middle east, negotiating safe passage of tankers, oil, Persian Gulf, red sea, Russia, Strait of Hormuz, US-Israel war
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Iranian-backed terror cells respond to war on Iran
https://www.fdd.org/analysis/2026/03/12/purported-iran-backed-group-claims-responsibility-for-attacks-in-belgium-and-greece/ Who are Harakat Ashab al-Yamin? The terror group linked to Golders Green arson attack https://www.inkl.com/news/who-are-harakat-ashab-al-yamin-the-terror-group-linked-to-golders-green-arson-attack
Posted in anthropocene
Tagged Belgium, greece, Harakat Ashab al-Yamin, IMCR, Iran, Islamist terror cells, London
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Asymmetric Warfare in the day of the drone
Here is an extract of a Nigerian article on the subject: By Prof. Femi OlufunmiladeThe subject matter of this article is so urgent and important that I deemed it not appropriate for a restricted Nigerian Army Journal. Rather, I have … Continue reading
Posted in anthropocene
Tagged Africa, aid relief prevented, asymmetric warfare, Boko Harem, drone warfare, Gulf States, high cost vs low cost, Iran, Kyiv, Nigeria, RSF, Russia, sudan, supply routes, US, world conflict
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Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant: if it is hit????
Story highlights Missile strikes Iran’s only operational nuclear plant, triggering fears of a radiological disaster. IAEA confirmed that a projectile hit the premises of Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant, raising alarm on Day 19 of Iran war. Was the reactor damaged? … Continue reading
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Tagged Bushehr, Chernobyl, IAEA, Iran, Israeli strike, middle east, nuclear power station, radiation, threat, uninhabitable
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Oil and gas, a finite world resource
Oil and gas are finite resources formed from the remains of ancient organisms, and their availability is decreasing due to high global demand. Estimates suggest that oil reserves could last about 40 to 50 years at current consumption rates, while … Continue reading
Monitoring air strikes on Iran and region
You can usee this interactive map to monitor airstrikes on Iran abd region in the illegal war: https://iranstrikemap.com/
Through their eyes
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/mar/01/los-angeles-iranian-community The population of Iran: As of 2025, the population of Iran is estimated to be around 92.4 million. The population has been gradually increasing, but the growth rate has slowed in recent years. Wikipedia Trading Economics Iranians in America: As of … Continue reading
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Tagged "messiah" Trump, 2025, celebrations, deal with Iran, deportations, Iran, Iranians, Los Angeles, populations, US
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Ukraine: Nature in Wartime
Victor Kravchuk, Substack Meanwhile, as Trump lifts sanctions to promote Russian oil: America earlier announced it was temporarily easing sanctions on Russian oil (brought in to cut off funding for the Ukraine war) in a bid to bring down rising … Continue reading
Posted in anthropocene
Tagged destruction, greed, humanity, Iran, land grab, nature, Russia, Russia's war machine, suffering, Ukraine at War, US lifting sanctions, wealth
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Global economy hard hit by US/Israel (illegal?) war on Iran
Blinding the US? How Iran destroyed the $1.1-billion American missile radar in Qatar FP ExplainersMarch 5, 2026, 11:38:49 IST Satellite imagery confirms damage to the US AN/FPS-132 early warning radar in Qatar after Iran’s reported precision strike under Operation True … Continue reading
Susie Wiles: the hinge
According to various sources Susie Wiles worked on the Netanyahu campaign back in the day: Susie Wiles serves as a key enabler of Zionist interests through her direct involvement in Benjamin Netanyahu’s election efforts, leveraging her expertise to sustain Israel’s … Continue reading
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Tagged 2020, campaign support, Corey Lewandowski, Iran, israel, Netanyahu, Palestine, Susie Wiles, Tony Fabrizio, Trump, Tucker Carlson, zionism
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