Lulldapull
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It could be AL-Lucas drone launched from Camp AL-Victory. Could be any one playing mischief.Iran lied, video clearly shows Shahed shape drone impacting the airport
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It could be AL-Lucas drone launched from Camp AL-Victory. Could be any one playing mischief.Iran lied, video clearly shows Shahed shape drone impacting the airport
The good old war hawk Robert Kagan remains consistent about this war: A 'lost war', blames Netanyahu for the war, calls it 'the biggest strategic setback for Israel', and echoes what Prof. Pape says about Iran's rise in the region.
Pretty damning words!
The good old war hawk Robert Kagan remains consistent about this war: A 'lost war', blames Netanyahu for the war, calls it 'the biggest strategic setback for Israel', and echoes what Prof. Pape says about Iran's rise in the region.
Pretty damning words!
This guy's business is war and US domination. By saying all this he is merely laying the groundwork for a future war with Iran that involves ground troops ala Iraq. Him and other neocons haven't fully figured out the justifications or how to sell it and neither do I think they will be able to sell it to the American public. Unless there is another 9/11 style attack on US soil and Iran is found responsible.
Could be Lucas? Launched by US/Israel/GCC?
That's sad bro.The hangars were likely empty at the time of the impacts.
AOC cannot win a Presidential but she can kick out Schumer and that alone will be a huge achievement. I know I know we are straying into US politics.
Interesting
It will be a strategic blow to India in the end .
Highly unlikely. Instead his gripe is that zion burned not only the opportunity, isolated the US and further isolated zion and exposed the limits of zionist and American power. He's crowing the dawn of a new era of limited US presence globally.
Second, US simply cannot produce the man power needed for the undertaking short of a draft and that too will be futile with inherent limits to deployment and loss of life... not to mention precarious American finances to underwrite the adventure.
My skepticism is the same as what Green Greenwald mentioned in a talk with Tucker Carlson, when Carlson asked him if Greenwald thought America was going to learn anything from the Iran debacle. Greenwald recalled the 2003 Iraq war and how the rationale, the description of the threat, the methodology even the people recommending the war (neocons, AIPAC, GOP) were all the same in 2026, and hence he could not say that America would behave differently in the future.Right.
Kagan crying over the loss for his real homeland (Israel) is not going to influence American policy about any future war on Iran by crying over the losses. He is very sad and bitter but also being a realistic unlike the likes of Lindsay Graham and Ted Cruise.