Senator Rick Scott ...

 ... needs to update his "navy experience" as applied to 2026 and choke points operations ... choking them. Houthis have demonstrated how little it takes to shut down a strait, but those are Houthis. Iran is a completely different weight category--much, much heavier. So ...

So, his 29 months tenure as a radarman, mostly in the dry dock, and his lawyer degree are not sufficient for handling the situation around Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz, especially since Iran now states that it will use this shaitan-weapon derived from Russia's Shkval rocket-torpedo and that complicates even more already dire situation in the Gulf and around, while Salalah burns. 

In conclusion "the best air defense" at work. /s Tel-Aviv. 

Israel may not survive as we know it, after all. Now, THE question--anybody saw BiBi recently? Just asking. I do not imply anything, I am just interested. 

On St.Petersburg's Terrorist Act.

I am not going to elaborate here--everything is as clear as possible. Most of the immediate details of Islamic Wahhabi atrocity in St. Petersburg are already known. The issue now is to find those who "ordered" it, albeit it is known by anyone with more than once cell in their brains. But among pathetic reaction of Europe to St. Petersburg's tragedy, suddenly a courageous and unexpectedly warm voice from Daily Mail.  

 

Why did the liberals care more about four dead in London than 14 dead in St Petersburg? Or do they hate Putin so much that Russians don't count? 

I applaud Katie Hopkins for her great rant: 

Only Trump called to offer support. And only Tel Aviv lit up the City Hall with the colours of the Russian flag. Thank God for the decency of these two leaders — for both of whom the threat posed by Islamic extremism is so stark.

I didn't doubt for a second that Trump will call Putin immediately. And it is a very warm gesture from Israel to fly Russia's colors--gestures do matter. The rest? You know, who cares, after all those are merely Russians. I imply no bitterness nor thirst for sympathy, by now Russians do not care about EU's political class and its views, everything has been said long ago. But I, being a non-religious man, still would say--pray for St. Petersburg.