Brace Yourselves For War Between Iran and Israel

[sToRmR1dR]

Pakistan's Defense Minister Khawaja Asif said that Pakistan is trying to resume negotiations between the US and Iran, after Trump stated that he doesn't give a shit if Iran returns to the negotiation table.

 

[mabar]

And on that note, antagonizing the whole of the Catholic world with his rant against the Pope, and probably all the Christian world also with the 'Jesus Trump' image - is that 4d or 5d chess?

10D chess?

 

[Aeneas]

10D chess?

Yeah, I am with Don Tzu here. It is totally amazing that anybody could see that image as anything other than just Don Tzu supporting Red Cross, while laying his hands on Epstein. He is just being a doctor, that is all. Nothing religious about it whatsoever. Poor Don Tzu being misunderstood again by all those fake news media.

 

[Deneb]

10D chess?

yes, he is playing chess with psychiatric pills

 

[Debra]

I’d like to enter my immediate image recognition after seeing this:
https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch...cc9-c3b5-4bc1-a580-3b1d8b0dd6fb_1500x812.jpeg

Add: what is supposed to be this?
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This looks a lot like predictive programming from the “Stranger Things” series.
Once our reality is completely inverted and we enter the “Upside Down” world of the psychos.
I bet it’s the Demogorgon!

 

[genero81]

Stranger Things was the association I made as well. Things are certainly getting stranger by the day...

 

[Debra]

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I just read an essay by a fellow named Micheal Smith who mentions this exact scenario. His advice is for everyone to read Trumps book “Art of the Deal” if one is to really understand his methods.
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“For your opponent to perceive unpredictability is an advantage in a negotiation because it is an advantage that your opponent cannot figure out your next step. A classic example of this is when Nixon was negotiating to open China—the Chinese were genuinely afraid of him because he created the image of unpredictability and they came to the table because they thought he was batshit crazy and would do the things he said he would do.”

 

[Joe]

Wouldn't the US need to move their ships closer, and risk getting attacked by Iran? They would probably need more ships than they currently have there for an effective blockade. And are they going to block Chinese ships and risk drawing them directly into the conflict? China could just stop selling them rare earths, like what happened last time when Trump tried his 10000% sanctions game on them, but he was forced to back down.

All very good questions! But never fear, Trump has an AMAZING plan to make it all work. Just wait! It'll be the greatest blockade in the history of historical blockades, on this planet and every other in the entire universe.

 

[Joe]

The naval blockade is a poorly thought out plan, but it doesn't necessarily require US ships to be any nearer the Strait of Hormuz itself. They can intercept tankers elsewhere on their route, in international waters, in a similar way to what they have already been doing but on a larger scale. Some would argue that was always the goal, with disruption of shipping heading to China the main objective.

Except the Russian navy has already started escorting some of its "shadow fleet" tankers, and that seems to make sure they are left alone. So does we expect that China wouldn't do the same if necessary. This is all just the usual attempted intimidation tactics by Trump, "full of sound and fury, signifying nothing".

 

[Joe]

Pakistan's Defense Minister Khawaja Asif said that Pakistan is trying to resume negotiations between the US and Iran, after Trump stated that he doesn't give a shit if Iran returns to the negotiation table.

That'll be at Trump's behest probably. Amazing "art of the deal" donchaknow!