Comments by "Fabian Schrötter" (@fabianschrotter) on "Iran's Elite IRGC Force Holds Rare Meet With Hamas, Houthi, Hezbollah Leaders Amid Raisi Rumours" video.

Are the rumors true that the presidential lice survived in Raisi's turban?
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 @radio9730 We are becoming increasingly popular with the Abduls, I take that as a good sign.
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Israel has nothing to fear from a country that lets its own president fly through rugged, fog-shrouded mountains in a 40-year-old helicopter.
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@radio9730 Have you seen the drone footage of the S 400 system trying to intercept an ATACMS attack with 6 of its own missiles? 15 seconds later, the ATACMS hits the field with a tungsten warhead (I think) and wipes out the entire system worth several hundred million dollars. All four batteries plus radar.
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@ariaspes3842 But as someone with no history of your own, desperately trying to connect with the historical name Ariaspes, to whom you have no relation at all, you probably know nothing about history.
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Well, the relatives of his thousands of victims are of course at other funerals...
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@ariaspes3842 Again Schrötter is not a Dutch name genius...😆 "According to the Gotha genealogical documents, the old Schrötter family belonged to the Swabian and Swiss knighthood as early as 1203. According to Weckmüller's chronicle, Eberhard von Schrötter was bishop of Basel and Rudolf von Schrötter was governor of Schaffhausen. Peter Gebauer gives eulogies to von Schrötter, who appeared in the thirteenth century as custodian at the cathedral in Costnitz, high praise. Fröbenius says that Bernhard von Schrötter won first prize at the tournament of Emperor Otto IV in Augsburg bloody battle of Laupen.
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 @ariaspes3842 I could now say I feel sorry for your ignorance. But instead I ask which missile has Mach 20, the ATACMS or the S 400 (Triumph)?
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@ariaspes3842 Because you don't seem to have the slightest idea what you're talking about, I'll answer the question myself. S 400 missiles have an intercept speed of 3.7 to mach 4. ATACMS have a speed of mach 3. But now comes the intellectually demanding part, pay attention. The S 400 has to accelerate. It may shock you that this missile actually launches like any other in a launch pad at Mach 0.
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@ariaspes3842 Don't try desperately to change the subject when you're publicly displaying your cluelessness. Mach 4 is 1372 meters per second right? Do you think it is possible for a camera to see an area of 1372 meters? And do you think a camera is capable of recording something that moves in this section for a whole second? But that's just for the sake of completeness. Because as I said, the S 400 missiles are still subsonic for the first few hundred meters after launch. Can you understand that?
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@ariaspes3842 Let us note that trigonometry was invented by the Greeks and not the Persians. Otherwise Ariasper's direct descendant would understand why he could film the International Space Station, which moves at 7,660 meters per second, with a normal camera without breaking his neck.
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They found the Israeli fog machines?
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 @Italia-pe6gz Yes, I agree, Russia is several hundred percent more successful in this regard.
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@naimgrizzly7280 Ok, well, then that's clarified (in your world)... But what hasn't been clarified yet is why S 400 batteries and radars always explode so spectacularly when they try to intercept a slow old ATACMS missile
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@ariaspes3842 Ok, your excellently maintained high-tech helicopter flew into the mountain without any fog involved.... But were they intentionally looking in the wrong place or why did it take over a dozen hours for the Iranian government to find its own president on Iranian territory? It amazes me how the Iranian army even researched the correct direction for their drone attack on Israel.
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@naimgrizzly7280 Wait, you also claim that the speed of S 400 missiles (or ATACMS?) Is Mach 20? That's 6,860 meters per second or, in other words, almost as fast as the international space station, which orbits the earth every 90 minutes. Are you serious?
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 @naimgrizzly7280 Yes, definitely straight facts..That S 400 missiles or ATACMS move at mach 20? Welcome to the land of the clueless.
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@ariaspes3842 I'm not sure if it was tungsten ammunition because its impact cannot always be distinguished from cluster munitions. You, on the other hand, as always, are talking about something you have no idea about and haven't even seen the video yet. After all, Suchomimus uploaded a geolocation an hour ago in case you want to do something about your general ignorance on the subject. "S-400 Embarrasses Itself -- Six Failed Interceptions Before ATACMS Strike!" By Suchomimus
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@ariaspes3842 It has already been analyzed and confirmed by several war analysts. The Russians also don't deny the loss as they usually do. Your delusion is very amusing.
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@ariaspes3842 It's a shame that your elaborate answer, full of desperate excuses, was shadowbanned. You probably also deny the explosion and the ammunition cookoff of the launch batteries.😄 Unfortunately, due to the extreme zoom, the video is not as good as the Russians' own footage of the destroyed S 400 Systems last week on Crimea. But I looked at it again and it actually looks like a tungsten warhead. Very effective against soft targets and inferior Russian air defenses.
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@ariaspes3842 You're misunderstanding again, I wasn't talking about the subsonic speed of the ATACMS but about that of the launching S 400 missiles. You can tell that it was an ATACMS and not a Stormshadow by the scattering effect on the ground as the warhead releases several thousand tungsten balls in the air.
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@ariaspes3842 You still don't understand the working principle of ATACMS. (Because you're not interested in this old junk) At 25 seconds there is already no more ATACMS Missile because it blows up its warhead over 100 meters above the target and scatters the tungsten balls or cluster munitions over a target area of 33,000 square meters. The first numerous small impacts begin at 0:23. However, at 0.25 times the speed, I have to admit that it was cluster munitions as some media claimed already. Tungsten balls do not flash when they struck.
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@ariaspes3842 Trigonometry Ariaspers, Trigonometry. If the reconnaissance drone were even further away, it would be even easier to track the impact. Things get difficult when the drone is only 40 centimeters away from the S 400 battery.😉 Admittedly, the S 400 radar probably wouldn't even notice that, let alone the Russian with the half-empty vodka bottle in front of the screen, but reconnaissance drones usually circle at a slightly greater distance.
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@ariaspes3842 An Amsterdam Jew who receives US food aid and bears the name Schrötter, which is first mentioned in documents of the Swiss knighthood in 1203? Well, then you probably really think that you are Ariaspes himself and not some uneducated Iranian gutter boy?
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 @YeshuaIsrael722 This goes beyond Ariaspe's geographical understanding. For him, anyone who doesn't shout Allahu Akbar in Iran or Gaza is a Jew from Amsterdam.
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 @Italia-pe6gz Very worrying, I have the same problem with Palestine.
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 @Italia-pe6gz An Italian sports bot that specializes in cognitive Paralympics and Belarusian artistic gymnastics refers to others as bots. Comical
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@ariaspes3842 Hey Ariaspes, it's a shame your comment is shadowbanned, but how does it feel to be proud of a "nation" that can't find its own president on its own territory for over a dozen hours?
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 @Italia-pe6gz Hundreds of thousands of potential new athletes are added every year. Was this Putin's master plan from the start?
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 @ariaspes3842 But you're not Ariaspes Iranian gutter boy right?
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 @Italia-pe6gz Indeed, thanks to the invasion of Ukraine, Russia is about to become a superpower in the Paralympics.
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 @ariaspes3842 How does it feel as a gutter boy to hide behind the name of a historical figure instead of using the name of his ancestors? Are you ashamed?
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 @paintslover3429 Do you think the United States wouldn't be able to build any more helicopters if Iran sanctioned them?
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