Iran "attack" on Israel

[pasterno]

A new chapter in the endless book of war hoaxes.

Last night the media started spreading lies that Iran attacked Israel.

Enjoy the firework shows the coming days.

[xileffilex]

"asking for a friend".....
is this "attack" and the fake helicopter crash of the Iranian President possibly related?

As usual, not much wreckage, just a tail find dropped into position, filmed through the latest potato lens


Here come the actors carting off the Persian carpet, sorry, the President.


What a jolly hoax. No point trying to find out why.

[xileffilex]

As the BBC tells us, the above clips are all you're going to get from this staged event in the woods.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c4nnd23d505o

The head of Iran’s crisis management agency, Mohammad Nami, told the semi-official Tasnim news agency that all of the bodies were identifiable, with “no need for DNA examinations”.

He also said Ayatollah Al-e Hashem was alive for an hour after the crash and that he made contact with the head of the president’s office before he died.

No doubt laughing and joking over the phone.

Here's the Persian rug in better quality. The poster believes it's all real...
https://x.com/DrLoupis/status/1792444297150906448
the carriers need a rest, they look exhausted. I wonder how far away the "helicopter" is?

Actually the global government's client state Iran did this under orders from central control, Dr Loupis

[pasterno]

@xileffilex

100% agree.

They even found a "charred ring" by Raisi.

https://www.aparat.com/v/hhr1l24

It's such a weird event. Logical would be (if Iran was a real state) that Iran would blame Israel or hinge to it.

Anywho the event stinks.

I my opinion it's most likely an execution or a paid pension under international orders (as was done in Smolensk)

[xileffilex]

I'm pretty sure nobody died, nobody got hurt [apart from a previously dismantled helicopter]
More quality posed pictures from the man on the spot. I guess there were many "retakes" for each one.
https://www.aljazeera.com/gallery/2024/ ... was-killed

[rachel]

With me talking about UK election cycles in a different thread, I noticed the death automatically triggers an election which will take place in June. I wondered what the election cycle would have been.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024_Iran ... l_election

Electoral system
The president of Iran is usually elected every four years by a "direct vote of the people", as set out by Article 114 of the Iranian Constitution, which means that a presidential election should have taken place on or before 18 June 2025, but due to the death of the president, it will be held earlier. It is the country's highest directly elected official, the chief of the executive branch, and the second most important position after the Supreme Leader. Under Iran's political system, the Supreme Leader holds much more power than the President. The minimum voting age is 18.

According to the Islamic Republic of Iran's constitution, any Iranian citizen who believes in Shia Islam, is loyal to the Constitution, the ideology of Guardianship of the Islamic Jurist and the Islamic Republic can participate in election as a presidential candidate. An institution called the Election Monitoring Agency (EMA), managed by the Guardian Council, vets registered candidates and selects a handful to run in the election.

The Guardian Council does not publicly announce the reason for rejections of particular candidates, although those reasons are privately explained to each candidate. Women are not constitutionally restricted from running; however, all women who have registered as candidates have been excluded from standing for election by the Guardian Council, although the council has officially denied rejecting a woman's candidacy because of her gender.

Those approved by the Guardian Council are put to a public vote on the weekend. The winner is the candidate who receives a majority (50% plus one) of votes. If no candidate receives enough votes, another election is held between the two candidates with the most votes the following Friday. Iranians who voted during the election receive a stamp that indicate so on their birth certificates.

According to the constitution, once the result is known, the Supreme Leader must sign the decree of the elected president, and if he refuses to sign, the elected president will not assume the presidency. So far, Supreme Leaders have always signed the decree of the elected president. After that, the elected president must recite and sign an oath in a session of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, in the presence of the members of the Guardian Council and the head of the Supreme Court. In the Oath, the elected president must swear that he will guard the official religion (Islam), protect the Constitution and the Islamic Republic, and that he will dedicate himself to the service of the nation, its people, and its religion (among other things).

Sounds like the same Masonic script as everywhere else. But more interestingly, the crash has brought forward the election by a years. So that's with the UK, EU, US and Iran having their main Elections in 2024. The next scamdemic looks to be penciled in for 2025.

[pasterno]

I'm pretty sure nobody died, nobody got hurt [apart from a previously dismantled helicopter]
More quality posed pictures from the man on the spot. I guess there were many "retakes" for each one.
https://www.aljazeera.com/gallery/2024/ ... was-killed

Possible.

But these are not made up people. (like at 9/11)

Where did Reisi go then? What the real story?