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I agree While West Point is a prestigious institution, being the world’s mightiest power often leads to a dangerous ego that blinds leadership to the nitty gritty realities of modern warfare. It reminds me mongols against mamluks war of ann jajlut. if your strategic decisions are taken so badly that you don't even inform your Western allies, leading to situations like the UK having only days of gas left and facing total economic destruction. This "mythical power" is clearly flawed when a plan shifts from four days to four weeks to an indefinite struggle, proving there was no real plan for the long-term implications or the massive economic blowback. Furthermore, the very fundamental roots of the American economy are being struck as the wealthiest Arab nations and their investors—who once guaranteed this power see their own economies destabilized. Even Trump himself have admitted surprise at how effectively the Iranians fought back, showing that decades of preparation failed to account for the actual resistance. When some Western allies refuse to participate or label the actions as an illegal war, it proves that this entire strategy is a failure that ignored both the financial foundations and the legal legitimacy required to maintain superpower status.
My point is America has no policy. They have no plan, but Iranian do have plan to destroy very fundamental of American empire which feed American empire. one of the very fundamental of American empire is those Arab countries. Which are hammered badly
