Iran wants WAR

Is Iran trying to start a war by making the US bomb it? This is reckless regardless if I hate both Iran and Saudi Arabia for their oppressive Islamic regimes. Donald Trump just fired the Democrat-paid Walrus John Bolton to stop the war drums, but it seems that Mullahstan will try to make Trump slip into a banana peel and call for Russian help, which Putin will oblige until he won't oblige.

Look, oil prices just went up overnight, are you rejoicing one evil's fall done by another evil's way?

The Houtis should never had bombed the oil fields and instead, should have pulverized the Saudi army. But why target industries and civilians? It's cheap, regardless of what you think of it.

It's a clear signal that Iran will start a war to lure both the US and Russia in a shootout, which is a headache regardless of all sides. If the US and Russia shoot each other, China will be left to dominate and impose censorship and the New World Order unto us. You want Chinese domination over a balanced US-Russia cooperation, then go ahead schmuck! Beat the war drums for Iran or whatever you side on, promote sacrificing the younger generation for the vile wishes of the old and grumpy politicians.

The Pahlavis must be restored

In the wake of the recent Iranian protests, which is like 39 years after the CIA backed coup that brought the throwback Mullahs lead by Ruhollah Khomeini; is something like historical karma. How did that happen? Well, time will come that the works of the CIA, Jimmy Carter and those that helped bring the throwback mullahs will be gone in reality. However, the Pahlavi imperial family must be restored when the throwbacks are kicked out of Iran and into Saudi Arabia. Let the Sunnis and Shias fight in Saudi Arabia, but not in Iran.

What Iran needs to stabilize economically and socially is the Pahlavis. I know that the current head is Reza Pahlavi and is nowhere as his great father, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, but he will be the unifying force of all Iranians; and he is not a CIA agent unlike those in power.....well I am too much nit-picking on those who are really getting funds from the CIA. Oh well..

I won't support the ongoing protests if the Pahlavis won't be restored to the imperial throne. Remember, during their heyday, Iran was a regional power and feared by the Saudis and the internationalists. Now, Iran is a laughing stock that pretends to care for minorities, while they persecute non-Muslims and the world turn a blind eye, as well as on executing children!

Long live the Pahlavis! Long live Imperial Iran!

China can only win in Asia, not in the world

That was fun, seeing Chinese players lose by 40 points against a young but hungry Serbian team coached by Aleksandar Đorđević and led by team captain Miloš Teodosić. But that's not going to be my point here. I want to point out how China's basketball program still sucks despite being a FIBA Asia powerhouse. Why I said that? They can only use their height against small defenders and have the range. But why they lose when it comes to the international stage?

Lack of direction. Yes, they have Yao Ming(I grew up idolizing him with the Houston Rockets), Yi Jianlian and others but what happened to that game against Serbia even if it's just an exhibition game and they have a lot of 7 footers? No direction and it's just they are a powerhouse on paper. That's right. On paper! 

As they got trashed by the Serbs, the Chinese even resorted to injuring Miroslav Raduljica and the hammer to the face of a charging Nemanja Dangubić, which I know is a classless act by the Chinese team but Karma does still strike.

If I have to tell the Iranian, Philippine and other teams to beat China, they can even if not having the height as long as you can hasten up the pace and make them eat dust. Sure Serbia has a lot of point forwards and Raduljica can outmuscle even the taller Chinese centers but Iran has Haddadi, Philippines has a lot of  arsenal and other countries in Asia can beat China. Once they know this game and learn what tactics they can do against the once proud basketball program of China, they are just targets for hungry and motivated Asian teams.

Can We Stop the ISIS?

As long as there is the ISIS, i am deeply worried because it could spill into Syria back again, Turkey(A base of the ISIS), Saudi Arabia(a key ally), Iran(an opponent of ISIS) and the Caucasus States...If the Middle Eastern countries would count. Not being paranoid but this is happening in numbers and i can't be calm more. Up there, it's Ukraine but some ISIS fighters supports the Fascist regime as well. How's that?

Barrack Hussein Obama brainwashes Israel not to support the Kurdish fighters and the Syrian Arab Army. A few Israelis are concerned since their government is somehow a friendly puppet of the USA foreign policy.


The Iraqi government said Sunday that at least 322 members of the Al-Bu Nimr tribe were murdered by Islamic State fighters over the past week, including dozens of women and children whose bodies were found dumped in a well.
Tribal leader Sheikh Naeem al-Ga'oud said that 75 members of his tribe were killed on Sunday while trying to escape the Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS). They were gunned down and dumped near the town of Haditha.
“The number of people killed by Islamic State from Al-Bu Nimr tribe is 322. The bodies of 50 women and children have also been discovered dumped in a well," the country's Human Rights Ministry said on Sunday.

It is not just the Shiites, Christians, Kurds and numerous tribes are affected but now, the defiant Sunni tribes as well. No wonder ISIS is a foreign agent. It is not Muslim because it destroyed Mosques that have spiritual significance to Muslims around the world. Now everyone knows, the ISIS is an evil terrorist group.

Can we destroy the ISIS?

Better to watch the KRS games

Something went into my mind. Aftet seeing the Serbs having a difficult time against Iran's Hamed Hadadi, they went on to win by 13 points by the final score of 83-70.  Sure Miroslav Raduljica is 7'0 and Hadadi is 7'3 or 2 but, the Serbian defense and his illegal pick late in the 2nd quarter was the key for the Serbs to take control of the game. Like the Greeks did, the Serbs were implementing one of their best half-court pressure. Miloš Teodosić is somewhat unselfish, almost having a double-double(8 points, 9 assists) while flashing and passing the ball to make his team much better. Nemanja Bjelica had 18 and 10 while for Iran, Hadadi did scored 29 points but got that fourth foul after an illegal pick late in the second quarter.

Meanwhile, the Philippines lost another heartbraker to Argentina. The score 85-81, is somewhat my country needs to restructure it's own basketball system. Either foreigners should go through the youth system or get some with Filipino descent through careful selection. When your point guard is 5'11 that shoots first than passing and depending on American imports, we will be doomed.