Fuelled by presidential hubris and Zionist ambitions for a “Greater Israel”. Robert Pape explains how America is facing a potential catastrophe in its war with Iran.
U.S. Senators demand an investigation into conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, following reports of food and basic-supply shortages, plumbing failures, contaminated water and mental health crises during the carrier’s recent deployment
According to Col Douglas Macgregor, Mark Levin and Mark Dubowitz from the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, which is allegedly linked to Israel’s Likud, had been to see the commander of United States Central Command, Admiral Brad Cooper, to ‘advise’ him on the war with Iran. Are Zionist agents instructing America’s most senior commander on how to fight Iran?
We cannot confirm this report; it might just be Iranian propaganda. However, given the Western media and the Trump administration’s tendency to spin the facts, and that serious discontent is being reported aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, we wouldn’t dismiss this either
The US is broke and out of weapons
A sanitised Newsweek version of events reports two but some reports claim as many as six “suicide” attempts among the crew. While former CIA analyst Larry Johnson confirms that there is a crisis aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln with a near mutinous crew.
Given that America has now demonstrated conclusively that it cannot protect its strategic partners in the Middle East, Iran’s plan to eject the U.S. from the region is entirely feasible. Col. Douglas Macgregor explains
Trump doesn’t have the conventional military capacity to compel Iran to do anything. However, he does have nuclear weapons at his disposal and the U.S. military is in a dire predicament with Iran. Scott Ritter asks if the U.S. would use nukes to resolve the situation?
President Trump sounds seriously delusional, as he demands Iran pay compensation for U.S. troops killed in a war that he initiated
While America struggles with an interceptor shortage, Iran is producing more missiles and drones than it is firing, even in the midst of war
A shortage of interceptor missiles appears to have forced Trump to postpone plans to launch more strikes on Iran
The war with Iran has led to a critical shortage of U.S. missile interceptors. The scale of the problem was evident during a recent Russian attack. According to Ukraine, Russia fired 24 ballistic missiles and four cruise missiles. None of them was intercepted