Since 1948, and even before, the nation of Israel has been the enemy of most the Muslim states in the Middle East region. Interestingly, it also has been the enemy of the American republic for roughly the same period. This statement, of course, can be disagreed with and argued against, but it is observably true nonetheless, and it is likely a fatal bane — together with the suborned U.S. Congress, media, and presidency it controls — on America’s existence as a thriving republic
Currently, the Iranians and their allies in Lebanon have put Israel on its knees via an onslaught of modern weaponry that neither Israel nor its paid-off and so fully owned hit-man — the United States — seem capable of recovering from. The reason for that, of course, is not being discussed in the media or from either the flopping lips of U.S. and Western leaders , nor those of the Israelis gangsters. Those attacking Iran are now earning the horror and grief that are always commonly associated with major intelligence failures. The pattern to follow such a failure is to never admit an intelligence failure and then try your best to defeat those against whom you failed to collect accurate intelligence, and the,, in turn, pay massively in blood and treasure for the failed intelligence agencies, who, naturally, will live on and to fail another day. In the United States, for example no punishment has been handed out for failing to prevent 9/11 — a fairly easy job for which the CIA collected, vetted, and distributed intelligence to the overall U.S. intelligence community, none of the leaders of which gave a good damn about trying to stop bin Laden.
Osama Bin Laden could have been killed on any of multiple occasions after mid-September 1997, but no one in the senior levels of the U.S. Intelligence Community or in the White House tried to act on the basis of collected and vetted intelligence and instead acted shocked when the attack came. They and their political chiefs then acted like idiots, sending large armies led by incompetent flag officers to lose wars to the world’s best guerrilla fighters in Afghanistan and Iraq. The Bush Administration then prepped Americans by telling them an untrue but bellicose tale of U.S. military invincibility — based on the 1945 model — and assuring them that Afghans and Iraqis or Iraqi’s could never beat the U.S. forces that beat the Reich and Japan. Clearly, those wars did not work out to script. We got our clocks cleaned in both wars, telling defeats that were earned in spades by U.S. flag officers. Now we are trying the same effort on Iran although we clearly have infinitely worse intelligence on Iran’s capabilities than on those we faced in Iraq and Afghanistan. Likewise, the vaunted Israeli intelligence services have failed even more profoundly than the U.S. services, and their massive failures may soon permanently put the Israeli state six-feet under, the survivors of which will find very few people who want or have reason to weep over that result.
And what about the thinking and planning (?) that is driving this war against Iran toward failure. Hopefully, it will yield, at long last, bring the climax of this phase of always-losing war-making in American history, a phase that might be called “all big talk and no win.” This phase has also been marked by the belief that those we consider enemies always shiver because of our threats. Well how man shivers have we seen from those we fought in Afghanistan, Ukraine (Putin seems far from shaky, and like Xi smiles a lot), Iraq, and, now, Iran. The answer is none. And how much success have we had in those places? Again the answer is none, other than our usual specialties; namely, smashing many millions of tons of concrete, thousands of dead civilians, and some dead enemies thanks to our air power and the U.S. Marines. Perhaps most importantly, we have left in wake of each air war enemies who have been hardened by U.S. actions and are determine to fight to the last. Any Americans out there willing to do the same thing for a goal that the President has yet to define, save for the non-stop chanting of “no nukes for the Ayatollahs” and the defense of “our grerat ally” Israel.”
The behaviors and words of the U.S. and Israel military and political in this war seem not to strike much fear into Iran’s clerical big wheels, especially now that the United States has proven to them that Iran is surely deadest of ducks without nuclear weapons and so cannot give them up and hope to survive Bibi’s itchy trigger figure and Trump’s simultaneous “Aye, Aye Sir”. Where does Trump go from here, perhaps a land war? Yes, but in the past decades have we yet seen Iranian or Hezbollah fighters turn tail and run away from either the words or the deeds of their foes? Nope. Should we expect such fleeing if Trump starts a land war? Nope, although some Iranians might laugh themselves to death if that land force is the 8,000 troops that is being bandied about for our the latest remake of Normandy. We also have not yet come to grips with the fact — knowable since the first shot was fired in this war — that whatever absurd number of Iranians the U.S. intelligence agencies claimed would from would flock to support a U.S. war to rid themselves of religious rulers is a blatant lie. Millions of Iranians — beyond those already in the country’s array of military organizations — will prove they don’t share the America’s hatred for Iran leaders or, more especially, the country itself and will support the guerilla and conventional warfare forces Iran surely has ready ready to take on 8,000 U.S. superheros. On this issue, we Americans have heard no information from our sainted government about how much guerrilla-warfare-related equipment has been sent to Iran by Russia, China, Pakistan, and other Muslim countries, nor do we have the slightest handle on what the Intel boys anticipate to be number of Young Muslims — many trained or at least weapons-savvy — who will travel to Iran to have a shot at the Americans they have long hated, many would say with some reason.
Enough is enough Mr. Trump. For reasons unknown to us simple Americans who are paying for your illegal war — now with money, soon with our kids’ lives — that is paving a path toward a U.S. catastrophe in Iran, one which would not be worth the costs even if Israel ends up six-feet under. Why not use some commonsense for a change and realize a war with Iran can only hurt the United States by earning more hatred across the Muslim world, as well as more disdain for a U.S. military that has been roving the world since V-J day looking for monsters to destroy and has yet to find one that it can beat. Indeed, the best we could do in the years since 1945 is to weld the republic to a genuine world monster named Israel, whose minions and suborned U.S. citizens have thoroughly corrupted nearly all aspects of the U.S. political system. Responsibility for this miss can only be accorded to you, the above named culprits, all other presidents since 1948.






