(The Jimmy Dore Show) Sickly IL (pronounced "ill") is Israel (by UN definition, which also calls it ISR) is out to drag a country it has controlled for decades, blackmailing a line of Zionist Christian white male presidents.
Israel and CIA run the USA
Why Iran’s strategy matrix terrifies the U.S. – Prof. Jiang Xueqin
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| Economic Hit Man |
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Tel Aviv, Israel getting pounded
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| Future of Iran: ungovernable pie to divide. |
While U.S. and Israeli forces possess overwhelming technological superiority, history tells us that power alone does not determine outcomes. Strategy, flexibility, and political endurance often matter more.
'Regime change' lie: Empire of IL
This discussion revisits the 2002 Millennium Challenge simulation, where asymmetric tactics exposed vulnerabilities in conventional military doctrine. The lesson was clear: Smaller powers avoid direct confrontation and instead redefine the battlefield through drones, decentralized strikes, and cost-imposing strategies.
When low-cost systems [like those exhibited by the outgunned Vietnamese] force billion-dollar defensive responses, war becomes an economic contest as much as a military one.
Reason to attack Iran? Destroy China
The US War on Vietnam stands as a historical reminder that rigid empires struggle against adaptable adversaries. The broader argument is that any Iranian response would not center on matching strength with strength, but on shaping the terms of engagement—uniting domestic support, building alliances, influencing global opinion, and incrementally weakening the enemy before any ground invasion ever occurs.
In this view, the decisive struggle unfolds long before tanks cross borders. The real question is not who is stronger, but who can adapt faster.
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