Formerlyfarman [none/use name] @ Formerlyfarman @hexbear.net

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The worst year was either 21 or 22 depending on where you live. The reasons there are less deaths now are underreporting, and that the most vulnerable already died.

Never left.

Union peer was also Russia based but it seems to be down.

I would have thought septic, bubonic and neumonc take longer to kill you and can be treated.

Septic kills you way to fast and is for all intents and proposes untreatable. The good thing is that it's harder to spread.

The worrying one in neumonc. Its the most easily spread. And is harder to treat then bubonic.

Yes, but not really, by 1948, Jews only owned a majority of the land in 2 districts near Haifa, and a plurality by a small margin in 2 other districts. The buy land policy was not successful at all, most of what they got they did due to the partition, international interference.

Missed opportunity, if the president was rezai, he could start with the lori, his tribe still uses the same hats they did five thousand years ago.

They say velvet worms are his cousins. You should ask them.

I don't think that's true either, flies love vinegar.

When I was in my early 20s they had an olive oil bottle meant to be seasoning in the restaurant closest to work, id pour half a bottle into the soup.

It was the only place I could eat near work and I was always hungry.

Eventually I would make instant ramen, with lard, tallow orremovedseed oil instead of water. Oils are generally cheap and have a lot of calories, the perfect food. I can still get a kg of tallow for under a dollar.

Do they are just not firing the interceptors, but every interceptor was successful?

Yet in the much less intense aggression against Yemen, they spent more missiles?

I think they are trying to intercept with everything they got, using several arrow misiles and american ones against each Iranian ballistic one. I think it is even posible that they are left with as low 130 interceptors,

I don't know either, I asume the meltdown would be slow, and the pile hard to move. But you are probably right that such a meltdown may be arranged,

This also means they fired an interceptor every 10 missiles, Wich seems weird given 1/4 of the interceptions seemed to have been from this system.

Edit: I think much more likely:

They had 620 in 2021, they make 60 a year, spent 60-80 in their war against Yemen, so they had about 800, spent about one for each of the 500 Iranian missiles, I remember them using over 40 in one of the early volleys. they have less than 300 left Wich would be 40 percent left. They would have spent on average 800 millions a day on this type of interceptor, not for the whole operation. Wich makes sense given that true promise 1 cost 2 billion to intercept half of it.

They require a certain "scholarship" level. The average age of those who are qualified to take over is 84, the youngest is in his 60s but is Iraqi so probably doesn't count...

Interesting, now that you mention it, it may be a myth.

Yes, it supposedly tastes sweet

Uranium is not good for dirty bombs. Not very radioactive. It's harmless unless you are snorting it or using it to season your sweets,

Maybe it was from Yemen, maybe it was a rogue Iranian patriot, either way just 2 missiles seems symbolic. Maybe it was another Zionist ruse, maybe there was no missile.

It should be,if anything else the militia is amalgamated into the Iranian mic, so it's in their material interest to transition into a war economy, or at least increase military production. Let's hope they are able to act on it.