Brace Yourselves For War Between Iran and Israel

Kharag Island now seems to be a kind of consensus on my various news feeds, where the US will put its boots on.
Kharg Island handles approximately 90% of Iran's oil exports. It's the critical node. Since the Feb 28 strikes destroyed Iran's navy (17 vessels including its primary submarine) and Hormuz insurance coverage has been pulled (commercial shipping effectively zero since early March), Iran's ability to defend Kharg is severely degraded. A Marine landing on Kharg would represent the transition from "degrading Iran's military capacity" to "seizing Iran's economic jugular."
It could be a psyop, and they are planning to hit somewhere else, but something is brewing... :nuts:
 
I’ve not listened to Douglas MacGregor or Scott Ritter in a long while because I found their covering of world events in general (and the Ukraine conflict in particular) lacking quite a bit in nuances and understanding. Maybe that has changed since then, but that would actually surprise me.

When it comes to Scott Ritter, I also stopped watching him. But it’s because he suffers from the same issue as Jordan Peterson - he’s hyper emotional. Listening to him talk about how the Palestinians were winning against Israel just put me off.

When it comes to Doug MacGregor, his noise to signal ratio is just so good that it’s worth listening to him. Anything he’s said that I found a bit ‘off’ has always been rooted in his patriotism. And I don’t begrudge him that.
 
"Iran has become a bit boring for Trump. It's not that he regrets it — he's just bored and wants to move on," said an official in the White House.

Trump's statements that the war has already been won are described in the White House as "confusing, internally contradictory, and increasingly detached from the reality on the battlefield".

"This is part of Trump's desire to simply declare victory and move on," says the official.

Many people disagree with Trump, but "they're afraid of getting into trouble, so they just sit back and nod in agreement".
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The 'Greek empire' Alexander founded, was founded on the Achaemenid Empire. Did Alexander's conquest Hellenize Persia, or did Persia absorb and modify 'Hellenization'?

What if the Greeks didn't bring great learnings to the East, but rather learned great things from the East?

Dugin's been contemplating this a lot lately:




You make a very good point. The Iranians are, of course, descended from Aryans so may have retained a lot of Kantekkian/Atlantean knowledge post the Deluge. There is no question that there has been significant social, cultural and philosophical interactions between the ancient western world (Greece, Rome etc.) and the East (including Iran/Persia) over the centuries.

We must remember though that there have been two ancient Greek civilisations, one that centred on the advanced Mycenaean civilisation, which never really recovered from the eruption of Thera/Santorini and the subsequent plague that swept the Eastern Mediterranean, and the archaic Greece that emerged eventually as the classical Greece we think of today with great philosophers such as Pythagoras, Aristotle, Socrates and Plato etc. My understanding is that the early archaic period Greeks, who were not a very developed people, owed a lot to the Hittites of Asia Minor and the Phoenicians of Lebanon for the development of their culture (including their pantheon of gods) and the adoption of what would become the Greek alphabet.

Moreover, the C's have also suggested that the Greeks were assisted by the Hyperboreans or Northern peoples of Europe in the development of their knowledge base and culture, including Celts from the British Isles:​

Q: I didn't think so. Okay, in this book it says: Diodorus Siculus, writing in the 1st century B.C., said that "certain sacred offerings wrapped in wheat straw come from the Hyperboreans into Scythia, whence they are taken over by the neighbouring peoples in succession until they get as far west as the Adriatic. From there they are sent south, and the first Greeks to receive them are the Dodonaeans. Then, continuing southward, they reach the Malian gulf, cross to Euboea, and are passed on from town to town as far as Carystus. Then they skp Andros, the Carystians take them to Tenos, and the Tenians to Delos. That is how these things are said to reach Delos at the present time." So, from very ancient times, there was this practice of the Hyperboreans sending sacred offerings to the Island of Delos. Now, the Island of Delos is supposedly the birthplace of Phoebus Apollo, whose mother was Leto. Supposedly he was born on Mt. Cynthus. This is a very curious thing. This is contrary to the old view that the cultural flow was from the Mediterranean to the North, that civilization began in the Near East. It implies a cultural flow from the North to the South. What were these ancient Hyperboreans sending to the Island of Delos?

A: Leaves bearing cryptic codes.

Q: What was the connection between the Hyperboreans, including the Celts of Britain, I believe, and the people of Delos?

A: Northern peoples were responsible for civilising the Meditteranean/Adriatic peoples with the encoded secrets contained within their superior extra-terrestrially based genetic arrangement. Practice of which you speak was multi-trans-generational habit.

I understand that there is a legend that Pythagoras (whose works no doubt Plato plagiarised*) had a Druid as his teacher who may have come from ancient Gaul.
* (Ryan) How much, as a percentage of Plato's surviving work, did he plagiarize from others?

A: 80 percent.

This Druid or Scythian teacher of Pythagoras is perhaps known to Greek mythology as Abaris the Hyperborean, a legendary sage, healer, and priest of Apollo, who was supposed to have learned his skills in his homeland of Hyperborea, which he fled during a plague. It is curious that Robert Graves, the English mythologist, classical scholar and poet, claimed in his book The White Goddess that Apollo had originally been a British deity (linked with Stonehenge) who was subsequently sandwiched into the Greek pantheon of gods and came over to time to be identified with the Greek solar deity Helios or rather Helios came to be identified with Apollo. If Graves is correct, this gradual adoption of Apollo (who in myth was born on the island of Delos - the same island to which the Hyperboreans sent those sacred offerings) as a Greek solar deity might explain the influence of the Hyerporeans/British Celts over the ancient Greeks as proposed by the C's in the session extract above. Indeed, Apollo was the son of Zeus, the chief god of the Greek pantheon, who seems to have had his own links to the Hyperboreans/British Celts, as suggested by the C's in the following extract from the transcripts:​
Q: Was Stonehenge once known as the Cloister of Ambrius?

A: Yes.

Q: Who was Ambrius?

A: Druid tradition/cloak.

Q: What was it a cloak for? Who was Ambrius?

A: Not who. What.

Q: What was Ambrius?

A: They would label as a god. You might say otherwise.

Q: What was the meaning of the Sword thrust into the ground that was worshipped by the Scythians; the Scythians being connected with the Hyperboreans and Celts of Britain.

A: Scithe.

Q: Who was that?

A: Scythe.

Q: That was the Sword God? Saturn?

A: No.

Q: That was the meaning of the sword thrust into the ground; it was a scythe?

A: Empowerer, or so they thought.

Q: Which god did this sword in the ground represent?

A: Maybe Zeus.

So, I don't doubt that what Alexander Dugin is saying has a lot of truth to it but the answer as to who the classical Greeks owed their learning to may be more complex than he proposes.

The other issue to ponder is who really were the Macedonians? Were they even Greeks?

Initially, the Macedonians were a peripheral group, evolving from the fringes of the ancient Greek world. The region of Macedonia, originally inhabited by early Thracian and Phrygian tribes, was distinct from Mycenaean Greece. During the onset of the Archaic Period, the Macedonians emerged as a distinct tribe. The term 'Macedonian', derived from the ancient Greek adjective 'makednos' (meaning tall), perhaps referred to the Highlanders or tall ones. Herodotus, the 5th-century BC historian, traces the roots of the Macedonian Kingdom back to the 7th century with the reign of King Perdiccas, a descendant of the Heracleidae dynasty of Argos. Later on, philosophical and political tensions marked the relationships between Macedonians and Athenians. Prominent figures like Thrasymachus and Demosthenes expressed strong opposition to Macedonian rulers, often questioning their cultural identity.

The fact that they were viewed as being tall may suggest a northern European ancestry and linking King Perdiccas to the dynasty of Argos may provide a further clue as to their origins. Iman Wilkins in his book Where Troy Once Stood proposed that the Trojan War was fought between Northern European Celtic tribes in what is today eastern England. The C's have also told us that the story of the Trojan War inherited and written about by Homer was a combination of cataclysmic events, as well as the destruction of the City of Troy, which the C's said occurred in 1100 B:​
Q: (L) The story of the Trojan War was probably a combination of the cataclysmic events, as well as maybe the destruction of the actual city of Troy. Is that it?

A: Yes.

If I recall correctly, the Argos of the Trojan Wars period was based by Wilkins in northern France and not ancient Greece. So, it could be the case that the Macedonians were northern European refugees from cataclysms that had beset Northern Europe circa 1600 BC, which could then explain the later link between the Celts of Northern Europe and the Greek peoples as regards the transmission of the secret knowledge referred to by the C's, which they said was a multi-trans-generational habit. Perhaps the Archaic Greeks, or at least the Macedonians, were the Hyperboreans distant Celtic cousins? I find it somewhat amusing that the C's should say that the sacred offerings wrapped in leaves sent by the Hyperboreans to Delos were in fact bearing cryptic codes, since how often have they given us cryptic messages to decipher.

I appreciate that this subject is far removed from the current war in the Middle East but then the C's have extolled us to keep on networking. So, apologies to everyone for getting a bit side tracked.

BTW: I am coming round more and more to the conclusion that Roman roots may well be linked with the Trojans of England as Roman writers claimed and it was not just a fanciful legend employed to embellish their origins. I hope to do a post on this notion in due course.​
 
When it comes to Scott Ritter, I also stopped watching him. But it’s because he suffers from the same issue as Jordan Peterson - he’s hyper emotional. Listening to him talk about how the Palestinians were winning against Israel just put me off.

When it comes to Doug MacGregor, his noise to signal ratio is just so good that it’s worth listening to him. Anything he’s said that I found a bit ‘off’ has always been rooted in his patriotism. And I don’t begrudge him that.
His grandfather was Scottish and had a lot of influence over him when he was growing up. As you will know, the Scots are a no nonsense people. He knows a lot about British history too and, unlike Trump (who had a Scottish mother), he has a genuine affection for the UK. I used to love his interviews on GB News with the Scottish archaeologist and TV presenter Neil Oliver who is a real opponent of the NWO. I guess that's why they kicked him off his show.​
 
A bit of a breather from the insanity. The world is loving Iran, the sane world that is, lol.


TikTok is in LOVE with Araghchi

Israel spent nearly 3 years thirst-trapping the world with their “baddies” and failed miserably.Meanwhile, Abbas Araghchi, without even trying:



At the end of the IG video reel she says, once you are done with the war, can you come regime change - Trump? Can you come liberate the western women? pretty please!



Killer soft power: skateboarding + Fleetwood Mac.


He is drinking pomegranate juice.
 
It seems that Jordan is taking steps to protect its citizens from radiation leaks from the Israeli nuclear facility at Dimona by issuing Potassium Iodide tablets if necessary.​

Jordan Atomic Energy Commission: Distribution of potassium iodide tablets if radiation exceeds the permissible limit in Jordan.​

Arab Weather - Chairman of the Jordan Atomic Energy Commission, Dr. Khaled Toukan, said that plans to deal with any radiation leak resulting from the targeting of the Dimona reactor include distributing potassium iodide tablets to residents of specific areas to prevent the absorption of radioactive iodine gas and protect the thyroid gland.

In a statement to Ain Radio, Touqan confirmed that specialized teams are currently meeting at the Crisis Management Center, and that plans are in place for immediate response in the event of a radioactive incident . He emphasized that the potential impact on Jordan would be limited.

He explained that the Kingdom has an early warning system, along with thirty monitoring stations spread across various regions that operate automatically and monitor air, soil, and water. There are also stations near Jordan's nuclear reactor to ensure the absence of any hazards.

He pointed out that targeting fortified Israeli nuclear facilities could lead to the formation of a contaminated cloud, but its impact would be limited and would likely only reach the desert south of the kingdom, without affecting cities or population centers.

Touqan explained that there are specialized teams capable of purifying soil and water, models to track the path of the radioactive cloud , and plans to estimate doses and conduct a comprehensive environmental survey in the event of any leak.
 

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