Brace Yourselves For War Between Iran and Israel

[MJF]

Unfortunately, it's a fact. We're trapped in a "3D STS system" that's nothing but a trap. It is certain that we always have a choice; either you embark but you will "restrict" your free will but while allowing you to learn, or you choose "death" (from an economic or relational point of view) but you will miss out on the lessons to be learned.

So, whether I observe this situation in a personal context or as a leader, choosing to "get on board" will always present opportunities to exploit the system's weaknesses to our advantage, to pull the best "cards from the deck" for our benefit, and even to influence the system's "mechanics" with a STA force to counterbalance it.

I assume you meant an "STO force to counterbalance it"?

 

[aragorn]

I don't see what they hope to accomplish with such a small force. Ok, so they might be able to capture an island or two, or establish a beachhead, but then what? It's not likely going to open the Strait of Hormuz.

Neocon Think Tank documents, like Which Path to Persia, from 2009, about an invasion of Iran talk about 250 000 soldiers, and I'm not sure if that would be enough.

Iran also successfully fought off the invasion from Iraq in 1980, consisting of some 200 000 soldiers, in a war that lasted 8 years, with millions of casualties.

There's, of course, wishful thinking in this but sending US boots on the ground and getting them killed might also be in someone's/Israel's interest in order to ignite things even more. It will give a casus belli to start dropping the big bombs, maybe even the nuclear ones, and sending more and more troops – hurray, we now have a real and big war! So, maybe the Zionist faction inside the US is pushing this option and selling it to Trump et co. as a great idea (also giving false intelligence on the possible outcome). It's like with Vietnam: to start a war CIA sends a 'small advisory group' and then when they get in trouble, as expected, the US military is forced to join the fight.

 

[sToRmR1dR]

Israeli Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir warned during a cabinet meeting that Israeli forces are on the brink of internal collapse amid the war with Iran, stressing that reservists "will not hold".