re: Official US/Israel vs Iran war thread

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This is all true, so why does he keep saying it and why the "stalling" on his part to continue with destruction of IRGC? Why did he bring all that firepower into the region to begin with, and keep it coming after the first effort a couple of weeks ago?

He's not a stupid man, and neither are his advisers and the quantum super AI computers the pentagon must be using. Space force is watching everything, munitions by the plane loads to Israel have been reported recently. Israel keeps announcing that strikes WILL HAPPEN, not might. On and on and on.

What does all this add up to? My wish casting is that somebody, Israel?, US?, 3rd party GCC? has been secretly supplying arms and DRONES w/XBOX controllers (shout out to Auburn 1868) to resistance. This was done in WW11 to French resistance prior to D-Day. I'm really hoping resistance has been armed and our joint forces go hog wild on IRGC hard for 3 days or so. Then call to fight from resistance with back up from the air. Hoping that training has occurred during this stall to call in strikes. Also, Israeli/US personnel in position to help with air support targeting. Without air support I don't believe resistance could beat IRGC and would probably get slaughtered.

On the flip side to my wish casting, I can't believe, at least refuse to believe, that Trump is not going to follow through with aiding the Iranian people from the IRGC maniacs and no effort in getting that Uranium.

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This is hilarious.

Imagine in the middle of an ongoing war, Israel and U.S. decide to tell the world about a controversial secret plan with details… yeah because war is about transparency.

I do love how people believe it

I’ve seen enough people saying “this was a bad plan”.

People, please read some war history (anything from beginning of 20th century would do).

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On the first day of the Iran War, the Israeli Air Force carried out a strike on the Tehran home of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the former president of Iran known for his hard-line, anti-Israel and anti-American views, which was designed to free him from house arrest and place him in a position to take over the country following the elimination of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.

Plans to place Ahmadinejad in power after the weakening of the current Iranian regime had been developed by the Israelis with the knowledge of the United States, and had been briefed to Ahmadinejad, though quickly went awry after the strike on his home, according to the U.S. officials who were briefed on the matter and spoke to The New York Times.

Ahmadinejad was accidentally injured in the Israeli strike on his home, which destroyed a security outpost at the entrance to his street and killed several members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) that were holding him hostage, and though he survived, after the near miss he became disillusioned with the regime change plan and halted further communication with Israel. He has not been seen publicly since then and his current whereabouts and condition are unknown.

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An explosive was discovered underwater at the base of a dam in Alabama

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Armed clashes between the Iranian Army and the IRGC are reportedly erupting inside Iran.

According to Alhurra, citing informed military and political sources inside Iran, tensions between the regular Army and the IRGC have escalated into armed confrontations in Tehran, Tabriz, Isfahan, and Ahvaz following the death of Khamenei.

If true, this points to serious fractures inside the Islamic Republic’s military and security apparatus at one of the most dangerous moments in the regime’s history.

The backdrop here is important. The founder of the Islamic Republic, Ayatollah Khomeini, originally created the IRGC because he feared a military coup from the regular Iranian Army after the revolution.

Over decades, the regime transformed the IRGC into a parallel military empire, giving it far more funding, political influence, economic control, and ideological favoritism than the regular Army.

While the Army was often sidelined and distrusted, the IRGC became the regime’s real power center, controlling major sectors of the economy, missile forces, intelligence operations, and proxy networks across the region.

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