Brace Yourselves For War Between Iran and Israel
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They do appear to be two separate objects with differing functions. It could be possible that the Ark is the container, the power box, the stones were the ‘batteries’ and then according to some theories, the crystal skull acted as an interface between these two objects, the ark and the stone, and human consciousness, working as a spiritual facilitator in ‘the quest’ towards 4th density as it emitted a certain frequency that tuned DNA and re-organised junk DNA back into its original 12 strands.
Completely off topic as it might be, I’m very curious about this Ark, and what it means if it is in The Persian gulf located at Stargate 10, at the CIA documents reveal.
This was 23 years ago, I guess soon means nothing to those who live outside of constructed time…
So I deduce that the Ark and the stone function independently and CAN have nothing to do with each other, but may be once they get together along with the right FRV from an STO entity then that’s where the danger to STS lays. May be STS built the ark as a container because they were incapable of handling the mother stone without being blown to bits. They need an STO person to manipulate into handling the goods… Oh god knows.
So where are they?
Seems that the title could now be updated/amended?
Brace Yourselves For War Between Iran and Israel
Perhaps something like:
Brace Yourselves For 2026 War Between Launched on Iran by and the U.S./Israel
Brace Yourselves For War Between Iran and Israel
Perhaps something like:
Iran, Israel and Trump
Just some thoughts, no real data points and really no idea the steps that could take place.
The fist deals with Oil and the picture of it being delivered (or not) out of the Straights of Hormuz. The numbers are big – like 20%, yet what does the big global picture look like and to those that have skin in the game?
Shipping (just from easily accusable internet links).
Searching a few questions (no AI), wanted to know what the scope of shipping looked like and a further breakdown into oil. It is actually a bit mind boggling. Moreover, the commerce done in it its name; the ports, delivers, production and on and on.
The global movement of tanker oil and other liquid fuel is around 104 million b/d
In broad terms, there are 14.4 million terajoules of energy traveling on the sea each day. Not sure if Lloyds of London are the exclusive insurer of them all - think about the premiums on 60,000 ships. And speaking of Lloyd, if you look up Lloyd's List of ports, they tell us that there are (commercially active):
2,916 Ports
4,161 Harbours
15,410 Wharves
1,860 Berths:
All of this above and what it connects to is a colossal system that impacts us all.
Here is the visual shocker of the big picture on any given day provided by Marine Traffic (in no order). Hormuz is seen on the 5th:
Ship size:
This is the status quo, and it is also the big question mark as it begins to stall or stop due to war.
Cont...
Just some thoughts, no real data points and really no idea the steps that could take place.
The fist deals with Oil and the picture of it being delivered (or not) out of the Straights of Hormuz. The numbers are big – like 20%, yet what does the big global picture look like and to those that have skin in the game?
Shipping (just from easily accusable internet links).
Searching a few questions (no AI), wanted to know what the scope of shipping looked like and a further breakdown into oil. It is actually a bit mind boggling. Moreover, the commerce done in it its name; the ports, delivers, production and on and on.
- There are between 40 and 60,000 ships on any given day upon our world oceans.
- There are roughly 4,421 container ships each crossing oceans or loading and unloading (owned by 13 corporations)
- Given the average size, there are 15,000 containers per ship (incredible as that sounds) which totals 66,315,000 containers at sea. A ULCC type of ship can carry 40,000 containers - that sounds crazy.
- The average Panamax sized ships carried 2,000,000 gallons of fuel (that is 8.8 billion gallons for this container fleet).
- There seems to be about 8 - 9,000 oil tankers in range from smallest to largest – dtw is draft ton weight:
- Panamax (down to,1,000 dwt), Aframax, Suezmax, VLCC and the ULCC (up to 440,000 dwt or 2,000,000 barrels).
The global movement of tanker oil and other liquid fuel is around 104 million b/d
In broad terms, there are 14.4 million terajoules of energy traveling on the sea each day. Not sure if Lloyds of London are the exclusive insurer of them all - think about the premiums on 60,000 ships. And speaking of Lloyd, if you look up Lloyd's List of ports, they tell us that there are (commercially active):
2,916 Ports
4,161 Harbours
15,410 Wharves
1,860 Berths:
All of this above and what it connects to is a colossal system that impacts us all.
Here is the visual shocker of the big picture on any given day provided by Marine Traffic (in no order). Hormuz is seen on the 5th:
Ship size:
This is the status quo, and it is also the big question mark as it begins to stall or stop due to war.
Cont...
No wonder 3D STS are/were so keen to find it! They're running out of grenades and babies to blow up! They're so pathetic! 
Decided to look into the conscientious objector situation further. The Centre on Conscience and War is a not-for-profit that assists members of the defence forces to lodge conscientious objections with prepared objection packages. They claim that calls to their service have increased 1000% and they previously dealt with between 50-80 cases per year. They feel that they would be getting more calls if more military people knew about their service, but it's not something that defence forces share information about.
Here's a news interview with the Executive Director of The Centre on Conscience and War, Mike Prysner.
8min 46sec.
He lists one of the redlines for the objectors was the bombing of the school in Minab but also acknowledges that soldiers feel that they are being misled about the true nature of the conflict.
There's also an article detailing how military members feel about the Iran war that also quotes Mike Prysner:
Veterans warn US landing could be 'more Gallipoli than Vietnam'
Ruth
The Living Force
Iran has a 3 point plan which so far seems to be very successful:
Targeting
1. Radar, to blind air defences
2. HQ, logistic and command centers
3. Energy infastructure
$35,000 drones are taking out billion dollar early warning systems because they are not designed to spot them and there may be multiple thousands of these easy to manufacture weapons.
Video 18.12 minutes. Unfortunately satelite visuals have have been heavily restricted. Currently there's a 2 week wait time to see any activity.
Targeting
1. Radar, to blind air defences
2. HQ, logistic and command centers
3. Energy infastructure
$35,000 drones are taking out billion dollar early warning systems because they are not designed to spot them and there may be multiple thousands of these easy to manufacture weapons.
Video 18.12 minutes. Unfortunately satelite visuals have have been heavily restricted. Currently there's a 2 week wait time to see any activity.
This link is a rip off of Danny Haiphong's channel. He puts all the time and effort into gathering data and interviewing and then his work is ripped off and monetized by someone else. He has his own channel on YouTube where you can find all of his full videos as well as some "highlight" videos, as this one is. As these independent reporters are supported by their channels, from what I understand, I personally would rather watch their original videos. FWIW.
I saw the video with the young girl accusing Bibi in Parliament at least two months ago. It's not recent. As for the demonstrations, they surely predate Iran's attack on Tel Avid, because now people are hiding in filthy basements. As a very serious analyst, a historian from South America (I forget from which country), said, the rats are fleeing, hiding, fighting amongst themselves, and have become hysterical.
Since the start of the Iranian attacks, they haven't slept; they're living the nightmare that Palestinians in Gaza are experiencing. It's karma, plain and simple. They used to laugh while watching children get killed at point-blank range, and you know the rest; now they're crying and running to the basements. That's just how it is.
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