The TRUTH About Iran ATTACKS

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It's World War III, it's a RAC 2.0, it's all Israel's fault, it's all Israel, oh my god,

greetings and salutations everyone, my name is Sean and recently there was a little bit

of news that you guys may or may not have heard about but since most of you treat me as

your absolute number one source from breaking news, you're probably hearing this for the

first time and that is that the United States of America, along with Israel, has decided

to launch strikes against the nation of Edom.

Now of course, in the course of these strikes, they ended up killing the supreme leader,

and of course, they killed the second supreme leader shortly after he was announced

as somebody being in that position and obviously the internet is ablaze along with half

the Middle East due to the fact that these strikes happened and of course the usual suspects

are blamed for said strikes but weirdly enough, even though the Saudis were also lobbying

for the strikes against Iran, it appears that the Saudis have managed to ghost all blame

in this particular instance and I think this is important for us to talk about today.

What the orange man did, what's Israel's role in this, the Saudi role, the Iranian strike

back and of course, the reaction in the United States of America from all the pro-Iranian

forces that happened to be embedded in our mainstream media but before we get into that,

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So look, I got to be perfectly honest with you guys out there in the audience.

I've been having a lot of fun with this breaking news as of late and this is because

the reaction from people is essentially exactly what I was expecting but we need to get serious

for just a moment right now and I will point out the obvious that yes, there is a chance there

is a possibility if this becomes a prolonged conflict that this is yet another disaster in the

Middle East and this would be an incredible stain on the evil bad orange man's legacy.

So yes, in a certain respect, this code go horribly wrong and I think we should all understand

that possibility, we should all understand that reality and we should all understand that the

evil bad orange man didn't actually even sell the American people on these strikes prior to engaging

in them and in fact, if you looked at polling prior to the strikes, the American people were

clear majority against them. However, after the strikes and the word spread that the United

States ended up taking out the Supreme Leader of Iran in less than a day, the polling was incredibly

positive which goes to show you guys out there in the audience that the American people do not have

an ideological position on foreign entanglements. They seem to like the idea that if we do something

and something good happens quickly, that that is a W on the board for the United States of America

and a perfect example of this is Venezuela. Most Americans were against striking Venezuela but when

they heard that we managed to capture Nicolas Maduro in like less than two hours, that ended up

leading to a lot of people supporting the operation because in general, the general population just

wants win, they worry about loss, the prospect of loss is bad, therefore they're against that,

but prospect of victory is good. So we're going to set aside generalized public opinion for just a

second and of course point out some of the realities on the ground. Hey guys, editing Sean,

and as of right now, we're getting reports that three American service personnel have been

killed in this particular operation. I don't know which country they were in whether or not they

were actually participating in the attack or they were in a base in a surrounding air big nation

because multiple air big nations have been attacked by Iran after the attack on them. So yeah,

as the death toll ends up rising, there's going to be a lot of problems and a lot more hell to

pay for the orange band because unlike the Maduro operation, which had no casualties,

this is something that the American population is not going to be that forgiving of. So yeah,

just monitor this, this particular number as it grows, people are going to get angry and

deservedly so because again, there was not the convincing in this particular operation that we

even saw for the disasters operation in Iraq. So even if it goes well, people are not going to

feel like they were consulted in this operation. So first things first Iran, much larger than Iraq,

in terms of their population, they have a much more sophisticated military than the Iraqi military.

That does not put them on the same level of sophistication as the United States military,

but if you find yourself in a potential counterinsurgency situation, which by the way we found ourselves

in while we were engaged in Iraq, by the way, part of that counterinsurgency was paid for and sponsored

by the Iranian government, then yes, you could end up losing a lot of blood and treasure in

these particular conflicts and everybody who's worried about that absolutely 100% to the extent

that they're worried about that are justified in that concern because it's something that I also

worry about as somebody who is not as non interventionist as I was when I was 19, but still understands

those arguments and the reasons and rationale behind that that being said, obviously the Iranians

have started to align themselves with the Russians, which did not pay off well for them and of

course the Chinese, the majority of their oil exports end up going to China. I believe they

represent something like 15% of the oil imports of the Chinese. So yes, there is a strategic interest

if you're the United States of America in trying to cut off Chinese access to supplies. This is

something that was quite similar to the interests that was expressed related to the nation of Venezuela.

So this is the American interest not to mention the fact that Iran is a chief rival of not only

the Israelis, but the Saudis and the Saudis are part of our strategy in order to secure oil

in the Middle East. They also keep oil trading in US dollars, which benefits the whole of the

American population and the Iranians, the Shia Iranians are definitely 100% the top enemy of the

Sunni Muslims in Saudi Arabia. Now, of course, you also obviously have the Israelis, the Israelis

find the Iranians to be their chief rival in the region. They sponsor a bunch of groups that

attack Israel like Hamas, like Hezbollah, like the Syrian government that was recently overthrown

and by the way replaced by a former head of al-Qaeda, which again, probably not the best thing, but

you know, the Muslim world is in fact the Muslim world. So what do you even expect? But of course,

this has led a lot of people into celebrations if they happen to be of Iranian descent

in the United States of America, and it also leaves me personally in a bit of a pickle because I,

after finding out that one of my friends, families ended up coming from Iran after they fled the

itola because they were shawl supporters, had taken up the position that I was in fact a shawl

supporter, I did so as a meme, I did so as a joke, only to discover later that there are actually

shawl restorationists, and this is a major movement, which of course leads me to the point

where I have to decide whether or not I'm going to hold on to my joke position, or I'm going to

have to actually formulate a new position, and I've decided to hold on to the joke position.

So all hail the shawl, the king of kings, the one true ruler of Iran, the man whose dynasty

actually predates Islam, even though this shawl family's dynasty definitely doesn't,

because we absolutely love the shawl over here on the actual Justice Warrior channel.

But again, I'm just just kidding guys, everybody relax, I understand that this is incredibly

serious, there are fears that this could spiral out of control into an Iraq, this could spiral

out of control into a World War III, there are also a bunch of people who make a lot of money

demagoguing this particular issue, saying that it's going to spiral into those particular things,

but what I do want to say to you guys out there in the audience is that there is a chance there

is a possibility based on the fact that the evil arjement does not want prolonged conflicts,

that this doesn't actually spiral out of control into either of those things, because the fact is,

it's not 2003 anymore, we are not invading countries in order to install democracies,

it seems like what the goal of the Trump administration is to do is to actually get nations that

are supplying critical resources in this particular case, it is oil to the Chinese off the board,

so that way their long term military strategies can be choked off by the United States of America,

and by the way, if you're familiar with the book The Prize, which is all about oil throughout

the history of the world, then you'll understand this strategy and how useful it was during World War

II, during World War I, and throughout multiple different conflicts that we've seen across the world,

again, based on nations launching said conflicts without actually defensible supplies of oil.

Now like I said, there are a ton of people that are obviously celebrating this very similar to

the people that were celebrating the raid and capture of Nicholas Maduro that happened to be

a Venezuelan descent, and this is because if you end up leaving a country or your family ends up

leaving a country due to an oppressive regime in said country, you're very likely to end up

supporting the overthrow of that oppressive regime, or the regime that displaced your family,

whether or not it's better or worse than the previous one, now obviously the Shaw being the

king of kings is in fact the true ruler of Iran, is the true ruler of that nation for all of

eternity and deserves to be on the peacock throne, but yeah, we can expect a bunch of people that

are of Iranian descent outside of Iran in order to celebrate this particular instance, but with the

people that are in Iran, it's obviously going to be a bit more complicated than that because you

just had a popular protest movement that popped off in that nation not too long ago, and while a lot

of people speculated that was like a CIA color revolution, or that was the Israelis, and in fact

you had people suggesting inside of Israel that they were behind that popular uprising, the fact is

the US and Israel were not in a position to launch attacks that coincided with those demonstrations,

so now that we have seen that it's pretty easy for the United States of America to kill off the

supreme leader of Iran and they probably could have done this at multiple different points,

you realize that oh wait a minute, that uprising was probably not something that they had planned for

because if they were coordinating with it, we would have seen maybe this coordinated attack

along with those protests, so yeah, my thoughts do go out to those Iranians who ended up being killed

by the regime during that protest, again, it seems like their biggest crime, their biggest fault

is that they were out there in the streets too early, and of course, now we're in a situation

where who knows what might happen, but you have between five and 30,000 people that could have

been leading up the inside the country kind of protests that are no longer with us, again,

depending on what reports about the levels of execution that occurred of those protesters from

within Iran that you actually believe, that being said, we talked about earlier on how this could

go bad, how it could end up being a debacle in the Middle East, again, that is always a possibility in

that region, however, there's a flip side of this, which is there are arguments about why Iran is

different from Iraq, different from Syria, different from Libya, and those differences are not differences

that make intervention worse, they actually make it potentially better, so we all talked about how

they have a bigger military, obviously they're better organized, they have a nationalistic population,

which could or couldn't work against us, because again, they're very weary of foreigners,

but the fact is, Iran is unique in that their population is actually less radical than their

government, according to polling only about 37% of Iranians are actually seriously religious,

most Iranians actually despise the Mullahs, they despise that particular regime because it's

incredibly oppressive, so they have a negative view of that theocratic style government,

and again, Iran is actually one of the oldest civilization slash populations in the entire world,

in that they have an identity that actually predates Islam, and if you read books on the nation of

Iran, one of the things that you'll find out is that there's often conflict between Iran as it

existed prior to Islam, and the post-Islam invasion of that nation, and the conflicts and whatnot

that again exists in that particular culture, so if, and this is a big if, you end up getting a

replacement government in the nation of Iran, in reality, the chances of them being more radical

than the current regime are incredibly low, and this is different from Saddam Hussein,

who is a secular dictator, Muammar Qadafi, who is a secular dictator, or Bashar al-Assad,

who is a secular dictator, that was governing a population that was much more religiously radical,

than the government that was being run by those respective dictators. Again, so there's a chance,

there's a possibility, but the thing is, what you end up having to hope for in a situation like

this, especially when you're targeting a bunch of people in the line of succession, in the current

government of the Mullahs, is that you want to eventually get to the point where you have what is

called a palace coup, which is forces within the Iranian government decide that it's their moment

to take power, they end up taking power, and those forces are more friendly to the interests of

the United States of America, and again, if this happens, then yeah, great, that would be wonderful,

but we don't know if that's actually going to be the case, and if it does happen,

we don't know what the consequences of that is, because in reality, whenever you have a country

that's wealth is basically fueled by oil exclusively, gold exclusively, diamonds exclusively,

it's actually incredibly easy to maintain an authoritarian regime, because once you have the

control over that main resource, you can use the proceeds from that resource in order to keep

who you need to keep in power paid, and that ultimately ends up leading to the longevity

of your particular regime, so yeah, it's all maybe it's all possibilities, obviously,

there's a bunch of different attacks that are occurring against neighboring Islamic countries,

you had bombings by drone of hotels in Dubai, which by the way, I ended up seeing people start

posting negative reviews of the hotels, saying that you know, the room was nice and everything,

but they lack anti air defense mechanisms, all great stuff, all hilarious, and of course,

many, many people on the left are absolutely upset about this, and they have decided to tweet out

a great number of ridiculous things, you had Rashida Talib describing the United States of America

as they, again, separate from her, because she doesn't view herself as an American,

because she puts Islamism first, obviously not surprising, you had Ilhan Omar talking about how

she experienced the horrors of war, again, not acknowledging that her father was actually a part

of the oppressive military campaign that other people who were legitimately refugees were fleeing

from, and of course, you had jank you girl praising the Ayatollah saying, oh, well, whatever you

think about him, whatever you think about his oppression, he refused to yield to Israel,

therefore, he's a good person, but my absolute favorite is of course from the press secretary

of the Ayatollah, all those other individuals just saw him as a spiritual leader,

Medi Hassan, who decided to tweet this. God help us all if we're about to see a repeat of the post

Iraq 2003 era, illegally invade a Middle East country, energize extremists, and then get

predictable blowback terrorism in the US, Americans killed at home and abroad to serve the agendas

of GOP presidents and lukud prime ministers. Medi said this in response to an Islamic terror attack

that happened in eluson, Texas, at a bar that's located on six street, people were describing it

as one of the most popular bars slash clubs in the entire city of Austin, and that Islamist

terrorist was wearing a property of Allah shirt while he marched up and conducted this particular

attack, and apparently had a caron in the car, and he had Iranian flags at his home despite the fact

that this guy was an Islamic person from Senegal, but of course in addition to that, this shirt that

he was wearing was prominently seen on figures like Janksef you, who decided to instruct people

on Twitch on how to make bombs in order to be effective in doing terrorism, you know, just throwing

that out there. Again, that's a Shahed drone, like that's crazy. Oh my god. Bro, you really actually

don't need like, like I was thinking about this with like the Afghanistan, the Taliban,

Pakistan fight that was taking place, and I was really thinking about this, you really don't need

suicide bombing anymore, you know, because like the Taliban guy was like, oh, you have nuclear

arms, but we have like suicide bombers, like we'll just blow up your country with suicide bombers,

and it's like you really don't need that anymore in drone warfare, right? You don't need that at all,

just make drones, just you can purchase them from, you know, you can purchase them in the online

marketplace, like China literally sells like explosive ordinance delivery mechanisms that you

can put to a DJI drone that you can purchase like at virtually no significant costs in comparison

to like, you know, sophisticated equipment that you need to put together. So I guess like you

you kind of at that point, you're doing that for the love of the game, right? Like you're doing

suicide bombing just for the love of the game. So yeah, needless to say, the left and of course,

all these different various Muslims in American society, and even former Muslims now stated atheists

like Jankugur have decided to show us exactly who they are in their praise for Iran, and this is

either due to religious alignment, cultural alignment, or of course, just alignment against the

nation of Israel because these people are the primary Israel first types. If anything benefits Israel,

then therefore it's automatically bad and the fault of Israel. Even though again, there are different

reasons, although the Israeli factor is definitely a factor. They are a close ally of ours in the region,

make no mistake about it. We work close with them all the time. Yeah, but the idea that the Saudis

get ghosted in this, the other Arab countries that are Sunni Muslim that don't like the Iranians

get ghosted in this, ridiculous and absurd. But again, what do you expect? I mean, people are going

off right now on Elizabeth Warren's former staffer saying that all Americans and Israelis are valid

targets anywhere in the world, even though again, this is somebody who worked for an American public

official, but this is where we're at and this is what we're going to expect. But overall, my

predictions are is that this likely won't actually turn into a more prolonged conflict because we've

essentially been gaslit into thinking that this is happening since 2003, each and every time something

pops off in the region, people go crazy. But the way the orange man likes to operate, it seems like

he wants to do the things that he wants to do and then get out quickly, so we'll see how that

strategy works right here. But of course, I'm going to be rooting for now that we're already in

this situation. Now that there's no real backing out of it, that we get a better government in

Iran, like we get a more friendly to the United States government, maybe the show returns, maybe

returns as a transitional figure, not really my concern right now. But yeah, something better

would be a good result of this. It would be nice if an American intervention didn't completely

backfire. But yeah, that possibility is still there. And of course, I want to know what you guys

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