CastleBravo

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If he is accurate and truthful, I say, now what?
Do we just leave the wreckage behind?
That’s been the question from Day One.
It would be a breeding ground for more terrorists….
But no one wants American forces to occupy the country….

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I will assume this is a legitimate question and not you just running your usual yeast infected vagina mouth.

This will allow a new more moderate pro-western leader to step up and take over.

That is not up to us.

We are eliminating the 47 year threat that our previous weak leaders have allowed to fester.

If the new leader is someone that is a threat, they will also be removed.

Rinse and repeat.

Seems like solid plan to me.

They do realize it.

But they will never admit it.

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I remember when cigarettes were $0.75

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Ahh yes, cigarette vending machines.

They had warnings you were not allowed to use them if you were not 18.

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How many low iq Illegals do you know working in IT?

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I happen to know quite a few H1B fraudsters working in IT.

How was that ever going to work out?

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Just wait til we invade Turkey. It's next.

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Naah.

Cuba is definitely next.

Lets make drinking Cuba Libres great again!

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frick your investments.

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They were pretty fricked, now they are doing great.

The Lanchester square law explains why it’s collapsing so fast, even if Iran planned to “save the good stuff.”

Quick version: In modern ranged combat (missiles, drones, precision strikes), a force’s real power isn’t just its numbers. it’s roughly proportional to the square of its numbers.

Why?

Because every launcher can potentially target any enemy asset. So when the coalition knocks out even a modest percentage of Iran’s mobile launchers (TELs), command nodes, and air defenses, the remaining launch capacity drops exponentially not linearly.

That’s why the chart shows 350 ? 175 ? 120 ? ~50 in days, not a slow grind. Destroying one TEL doesn’t just remove one missile; it kills every future missile that truck could have fired, plus the coordination around it.

The Economist article was written before the coalition went straight for the “launcher hunt” strategy.

Iran never got the chance to cycle through cheap stuff and then unleash the hypersonics the infrastructure to do it is being dismantled faster than they can adapt.

The exponential decay we’re seeing (half-life ~1 day) is textbook square-law attrition. Classic case of quality + precision beating quantity in real time.

Makes sense.

The deportations are not going fast enough.

Lots of Americans are permanent residents there and have jobs.

I cant really see them needing to flee.

This seems like made up hysteria for clicks.

Will all due lack of respect.

F* Crenshaw.