Originally published at: NEWS AND VIEWS FROM THE NEFARIUM SEPTEMBER 24, 2026
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 15:04 — 24.1MB) Well, the Nefarium seems to be at it again, with some time-tested psychological warfare tricks with the recent UFO flap over Tehran. Joseph offers a few interpretive possibilities (but not an exhaustive list)…: UFOs over Tehran? Mysterious multi-coloured lights spark debate amid US-Iran war
5 Likes
Hope the sinuses calm down for you Doc!
Me too!!! (snuffle sniff snort)
This Trump Madness triggered a weaponized time-machine wiping out a civilization.
Going back in time to exterminate the seeds of a future civilization.
Really hadn’t had that thought before.
With the recentl from the DEEP Seas to the Moon, the space force is weaponized.
That would cover Iran.
Taking some kind of TABLETS of DESTINY measurements?
The mind perception managent angle is something I hadn’t thought of, and no doubt is in play globally. To an extent that would blow peoples’ minds?
… Wow! over Tehran you say? … Hmmm. Why aren’t the Iranians lobbing up a little bit of anti-aircraft fire? Can anyone at this point in time think that of any reason that the Iranians would not be throwing everything they had including a kitchen sink or two at these things?
In case anyone has forgotten it looks something like this (Anti-aircraft fire over Baghdad)
So these “craft” are able to be recorded and are sometime stationary over Tehran but not a single shot fired at them? In the words of the great Maynard G. Krebs, “Come Now!”
The UFO shtick is coming to an ignominious end. It was a fun larp for a number of “media personalities” and able to be turned into profitable entertainment for the general public over the last 40 years or so but it has run its course. We should let UFOOLOGY in all of its forms die a dignified death and spend our time, effort and energy being concerned with matters of actual existential importance.
Sorry I must disagree, because the assumption here is that the Iranians would automatically shoot at it/them. We don’t know what, if any, their internal command policies might be in this regard.
It was a real close encounters job! All we need now is the 5 tones 
… When something appears in their sky under their current circumstances I have difficulty imagining that the IRGC would suddenly defer to a “wait and see what it is or if it attacks us before we shoot at it” policy. If one doesn’t shoot first one might not be on a position to ask questions later.
3 Likes
Hilarious!!! Larson was the best…
2 Likes