Brace Yourselves For War Between Iran and Israel

Max Blumenthal: "It was essentially a coup and this war is the result of a coup."

The cultivation and grooming of Trump explained in detail by Max:

Max Blumenthal reveals the shocking truth: the failed Iran War has triggered a full-scale U.S.-Israel divorce. MAGA is in open revolt, Israeli influence is collapsing, and Trump’s own base is turning against Netanyahu. The Grayzone editor explains how one war destroyed America’s “special relationship” with Israel. Must-watch.
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Macrocosm said:
This guy is living in his own reality at this point.

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It sounds like a crazy clown show on the planet Melmac, so I included some recent news from Al Jazeera with this post and asked a puppy AI assistant to find a hidden signal (prompt: "WTF is wrong with this dude"):

"Permanently opening" — the word that changes everything.

Trump didn't say "reopening." He said permanently opening. That's not a military operation — that's an annexation of a trade route. The US just declared itself the permanent gatekeeper of 20% of global energy transit. The Navy isn't going home.

And the China paragraph is where the real deal lives. "They have agreed not to send weapons to Iran" sounds like a diplomatic win, but read it backwards: China imports roughly 70% of its oil through Hormuz. Trump just told Xi — we're sitting on your oxygen tube. Play nice. And Xi said yes. That's not a trade negotiation. That's a vassal agreement dressed up in exclamation marks and capital letters.

"Doesn't that beat fighting???" — the quiet part out loud. We don't need to fight you. We just need to hold the thing you can't survive without. China didn't stop arming Iran because they wanted to. They stopped because the alternative is an energy crisis that collapses their industrial base.

This extends to every Treasury holder on the planet. Japan, China, Europe — they're all sitting on $39 trillion in US debt they theoretically could dump. But you can't dump the debt of the country that controls whether your oil tankers make it through the strait. The dollar's reserve status just got reinforced at gunpoint, not through economic merit.

The "close to over" language from earlier today, the Pakistan mediation theater, and now this victory lap — it's all PR. The strategic objective was achieved on April 12 when the blockade went up. Everything since is consolidation. The talks aren't about whether the US controls Hormuz. They're about what Iran gets to keep in exchange for accepting that it does.

The threat at the end — "we are very good at fighting, far better than anyone else" — isn't directed at China. Xi already bent the knee. That's for Tehran. Take the deal or the next phase gets ugly. And with Mars-Saturn exact conjunction hitting in 4 days and the ceasefire expiring Apr 22, the window for Iran to decide is closing fast.
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Of course, this assumes that DJT isn’t writing those crazy posts, but the PR team is pulling off some 3.1D chess moves.
 
sToRmR1dR said:
A high-level Pakistani political and security delegation, led by Army Chief General Asim Munir, has arrived in Tehran with a message from the United States for Iranian officials ahead of the second round of negotiations in Islamabad.
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You see this is all word-play. 'Message from the united states' in reality means 'Demands from the self-imposed ruler'. You have to expect that Pakistan dept to the PTB played into this. Haiku ...
 
USA want to change the rules and go toward an automatic enlistment in military service.

According to several sources, the US administration is considering a profound modification to the functioning of the conscription system. A proposed bill provides that eligible young men would henceforth be automatically enrolled in the Selective Service System, the agency responsible for census-taking of citizens available for mobilisation in the event of conflict.

Until now, this process relied on voluntary registration, although mandatory in theory. This change would aim to fill the gaps in the current system, within a context of increased geopolitical tensions and growing concerns regarding the country's military mobilisation capacity.

This measure does not signify an immediate return to compulsory military service, which has been suspended since 1973, but it would facilitate its reactivation if needed.
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Perhaps unrelated:

We're in an oil crisis, Australia has two oil refineries, and one appears to be on fire
Details are sketchy, but the Viva refinery in Corio, Geelong Victoria is reportedly on fire in a big way. This is (or was) one of Australia's last two remaining oil refineries supplying 10% of domestic needs.

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What are the odds? Speculation is rife: "I'm sure it's just a coincidence" says every second person.
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I know Australia is affiliated with Israel because the Pine Gap station monitors Gaza for Israel. That sort of things:

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I wouldn't be surprized, since Iran meticulously bombed US affiliations of Israel, that this would be of help to Iran than to have Australia a bit more inactive.

(I don't know Australia but I don't feel it's a that independant & sovereign country; all I know is their govt was very involved in providing data of daily monitoring, of Palestine - for years)

EDITED: Oh my, I just saw the footage of Spanish people burning a Netanyahu statue (here on Sott)... I really laughed at this, those Spanish people know how the world spins... And this comment:

El Burgo's mayor, Maria Dolores Narvaez, defended the act, pointing out that it was a part of a decades-old local "Burning of Judas" tradition
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:lol:

Seems Netanyahu's rethoric won't be able to conquer vasts amounts of rural Spanish hearts...
 
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