The Raw Deal (16 March 2026) with co-host Joe Olson
Jim Fetzer and Joe Olson dissect "Operation Abbot Av Hop," detailing catastrophic U.S. losses including destroyed KC-135s, F-35s, and the Demona nuclear facility amid accusations of AIPAC corruption under Trump allies like Kushner and Rubio. They critique the administration's dismissal of Iran's 252,500-year history and alleged AI-generated destruction images while warning that one-ton warheads could trigger a global oil crisis. Ultimately, the hosts condemn rogue state actions violating international treaties, suggesting current conflicts serve to de-fang BRICS nations rather than secure peace. [Automatically generated summary]
This is Jim Fetzer, your host on the raw deal right here on Revolution Radio Studio B, this 16th day of March 2026.
We begin with mounting evidence of Operation Abbot Av Hop.
As Ross Winner, my dear colleague, would put it, there is more and more proof.
Things are going terribly for the United States and Israel.
The Matrix fantasy between Operation Av hop continues to hit the hard wall of reality.
One revelation is the use of Marine Expeditionary units.
An MEU consists of 2,500 Marines.
This Marine vet and former MEU soldier explains the purpose.
This Marines Veteg is spot on.
He has real experience from deploying to the Strait of Hormuz in 2010.
Explained that an MEU is a rabid response force for maritime security evacuation limited ops, not a full invasion army.
A lot of people saying right now that the deployment of the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit to the Straits of Hormuz means the United States is about to launch a ground invasion of Iran.
As someone who actually deployed to the Straits of Hormuz with the 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit back in 2010, 16 years ago, let me slow that conversation down a little bit because you're wrong.
A MU, a Marine Expeditionary Unit, is not an invasion force.
A MU is about 2,000 Marines on a few amphibious ships broken up amongst them.
It's basically a floating crisis response team.
They train for raids and evacuations and securing small objectives, anti-piracy missions, maritime security, things like that.
If the United States were about to invade Iran on foot with mechanized infantry and armor, you wouldn't see 2,000 Marines broken up on a few ships on a MU.
You would see hundreds of thousands of troops, months of buildup, massive amounts of logistics being shifted, entire armored divisions moving into the theater.
That's not really happening, is it?
What a MU is actually useful for in a place like the Straits of Hormuz is much narrower in scope.
They are there to secure shipping lanes, respond to attacks on tankers, evacuate civilians if they have to, maybe seize a small island or a port if something escalates.
That's the kind of mission that a MU is designed for.
That's what they are set up for.
They couldn't do a ground invasion of Iran if they wanted to.
Could the situation get worse?
Sure.
Wars tend to escalate.
Are the people in charge, people that I trust 100% to do the right thing?
No, of course not.
But the idea that a single Marine expeditionary unit, which is about three to four ships max, showing up in the Straits of Hormuz means that the invasion of Iran has begun.
That is people online who have never served, never deployed.
They have no combat experience whatsoever.
They have no experience in the military at all.
And honestly, they don't understand how military operations work.
Sometimes the loudest voices in these crises are the people with the least amount of experience.
And this is exactly one of those moments.
That being said, every Marine that's out there, I hope you get a piece.
I hope you get some.
I hope you get your combat action ribbon, and I hope you come home alive.
The Straits of Hormuz is a very tense place.
Even 16 years ago, every time we went through it, the ship got very quiet.
Everyone was tense.
Everyone was at their action stations.
Everyone was ready to go at the moment's notice.
Of course, today is a lot different than it was 16 years ago.
So I wish you all godspeed, good luck, and get some today.
I'm joined by co-host Joe Wolson.
Joe, this is a Marine who was actually deployed to the Straits of Or Muswak in 2010 and explained it's not an invasion force.
He described what it could do, which appears to be what Trump has in mind, to wit, to take the island, which is the facility that Iran uses to put oil into ships to load the ships with oil.
But I don't see how it's going to make any difference.
I also am puzzled how they expect to get into the Persian Gulf in order to take, you know, capture the island if the straits are closed.
How the hell do they expect?
Because the straits are the only way in and the only way out.
Your thoughts.
Yeah, well, I trust Marine veteran Brian Berlick, who has a website called New Atlas.
He did a great presentation called Why the Marine Expedition Unit is Being Sent to Iran.
Pretty interesting.
But then let's figure out what the rest of the landscape is.
Over the weekend, Prince Sultan Air Force Base in Saudi Arabia was hit.
Five KC-135 tankers were burned.
UAE, seven F-35s were destroyed in their hangars.
Qatar at the El Od airport, six F-15s were destroyed.
And then in general, for the Gulf Corporation Council, this is the group that covers everybody except Iran in the Arab Peninsula.
This had attacks in three different countries.
They blew out four E-3 Sentry AWACS airplanes.
And then we had a hit at Ben-Guerian, multiple hits at Ben-Guerian airport, where 73 commercial airplanes were damaged and 19 military airplanes were damaged.
So what have we got in the way?
We've got no radars because all the TAD systems and Patriot systems have been taken out.
Got no air defense.
We've got no fighter jets.
We have no airfields that we can use anywhere outside of Israel.
And those airfields are being hit constantly.
This is the most insane thing.
And I've decided over the weekend, this is not Epic Fury.
This is AIPAC Fury for being caught with Epstein and their last bribed and blackmailed president.
And this is their last gasp to try to steal whatever land they can and steal whatever money they can from America.
And another thing that came out, and this I haven't been able to research yet, there's a site called Democracy Defender Substack, and he has evidence of all of the stock trading and deal making that's going on by the Jewish cabinet that Donald Trump has in place.
So they're profiteering enormously.
I haven't had a chance to read it, but the way it was described, it's going to be really interesting.
We can discuss later in the week.
Well, here's more.
Charles Freeman, former U.S. Ambassador, reveals a rather brilliant strategy allowing the U.S. and Israel to exhaust their interceptors before unleashing reserved 1,500 kilogram heavy missiles.
Now, Israeli intel is terrified of an undisclosed new powerfund.
Yes, the Iranians really have.
I wanted to make a fundamental point here, which is that if you look at Moscow, look at Tehran, look at the Palestinians, they've all come to the same conclusion.
There's no point in negotiating with the United States.
Diplomacy is useless.
These issues are going to be solved on the battlefield, on the ground.
Or in the case of Iran and Israel, they're going to be settled by the industrial capacities and inventories of weapons and defensive systems that each side possesses.
And it's very clear that, as I've said before on your show, the Iranians have adopted Muhammad Ali's strategy of Rope Adope.
You know, allow your opponent to punch you and exhaust himself before you deliver a knockout blow.
We just have seen in the last day or two the beginning of Iranian use of heavy missiles with warheads of around 1,000 or 1,500 kilos, depending on how they're loaded, aimed at Israel.
And these warheads, these missiles, are extremely hard to intercept.
And they have clearly saved these.
These are in storage.
I think what we're seeing is a very clearly articulated, phased strategic plan on the part of Iran, in which each phase makes the success of the next phase more likely.
And we're now in a phase where the reserved, most destructive weapons are beginning to be used.
Apparently, they've got another missile which they plan to use, which they have not fielded yet.
That's according to the Israeli intelligence, which is quite fearful and has put the entire air defense system in Israel in a state of panic, Job.
I think we're in the 54th or the 55th wave of ballistic attacks from Iran.
They had such a well-thought-out, well-defined game plan.
They're adhering to it and they're dominating in all regions of combat here.
Your thoughts.
Yeah, so one of the guys I follow on a daily basis is Mahoud OD on YouTube.
And here's what the current headline is.
They weren't expecting this.
22 operations in 24 hours.
So that's just, and those are waves where they send over a half dozen missiles at the same time, making it impossible for the tracking systems to know what's going on and be able to defend against them.
And it turns out that every one of their defense mechanisms, their David Sling and Iron Dome and their Iron Beam, they had a Dew weapon that was supposedly going to be taking stuff out.
It's proven to be completely ineffective, too.
So bottom line is Israel's getting hit like they deserve to be hit.
They deserve to understand what it's like to be a Gazan for a little while.
And I don't think this is going to last much longer.
But there's also reports of numerous different naval ships.
And I'm trying to sort out which ones could possibly be true.
But they've claimed that the Ford, the Bush, the Lincoln have all been hit, and that the Tripoli Marine Unit landing aircraft carrier has also been hit.
And so it's like, I can't sort that out at this particular point, but it doesn't look like surface ships are going to stand much of a chance in any future war.
Yes, there are reports that the Aegis-class destroyer Kearney has been sunk.
There's another report that the Ford itself has been sunk, but I'm skeptical.
I'm having trouble finding additional confirmation for either of those events.
The explanation about the carney was rather convincing with a Chinese narrator.
I mean, it was an AI generator, but that does not mean the content cannot be accurate and true.
That it turns out that the Phalanx support system aboard requires eight seconds to identify incoming targets and then 12 seconds altogether to lock on and fire at a phenomenal rate, 4,500 rounds per minute.
But that the Iranians discovered, you know, knew this and designed weapons to take advantage of the loopholes so that the way they have hit only gave four seconds to respond, which meant it was far too fast for the system to be able to defend the ship, and that they fired two missiles concurrently,
one at the forward where all the security apparatus to secure the safety of the ship was located, the other the engine components.
The description of the ship sinking like in 23 minutes sounded highly plausible to me, but Joe, I'm unable to find verification, though I have had indirect from two or three other sources who believe it's also true.
I do not believe, however, the Ford has been sunk, though it may very well have been hit.
And I also believe the Abraham Lincoln has, in all probability, been hit.
Your thoughts?
Well, it's not real hard to sink if you've got a 1,500-kilogram warhead and you hit anywhere on an aircraft carrier, you're going to hit something that's going to be combustible and explosive.
So that's not an impossibility.
The other thing that's complicating the situation is I mentioned the four E-3 Sentry AWAX planes.
Those are actually mobile air control traffic, and they give incoming threat vectors and they also direct all the traffic.
Well, guess what?
Over the weekend, we had two KC-130 tanker planes have a mid-air collision.
One of them took the tail off the other one and ended up crashing with a loss of at least six members on that flight crew.
And the other one circled and finally managed to land safely back in Israel.
So bottom line is when you're taking out the tankers, you limit the range of the fighter jets and the bombers because most of them have limited range, particularly the fighter jets.
Under combat conditions, they only have about a 600-mile flight radius.
And so that means that they have to be refueled on the way over and on the way back from a mission.
And if you take out the tankers and you take out the AWACS and you have nothing to direct the traffic and nothing to tell you what your incoming threats are and no way of getting anything other than just bombers and bombers, all of our bombers are subsonic.
Even the B-2 is barely sonic.
It's like Mach 1.2.
But those are going to be really easy targets once they start getting close enough to do anything but standoff attacks against Iran.
And that means when you're using glide bombs or gravity bombs, you have to be close enough to be able to hit targets that are deep inside Iran.
And Iran's a really big country.
It's like twice the size of Ukraine.
And so there's not going to be any way that we're going to make a ground invasion engagement.
And there's no way we're going to be able to hit all of the critical structures that it would take to take them out.
Israel Exposed to Danger00:09:39
And there's no excuse for it.
This is an absolutely insane thing for any president to do.
And Trump has just completely lost it.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Here's a report, by the way, from Israel.
A settler wrote, I can hardly believe it.
Bodies everywhere.
No one is intercepting the rockets.
You know, it signed Israel's death certificate.
Who will protect us from Iran now?
And I understand they passed draconian censorship laws.
And if you report, actually show video of damage in Israel, you're going to have five years in jail.
Here's Israel bit off more than it could chew.
I mean, this was a calamitous decision, and the idea that the United States went in, you know, all in on this is just outrageous.
We do have questions about whether DB is dead or alive.
We get this, Joe.
Demona.
Demona has been hit by Iran.
Here's a report.
The place that was never supposed to be touched got hit.
Israel's most guarded secret, hidden deep in the desert, protected by layers of defense the world has never seen, was struck.
Russian intelligence is now saying Iranian forces didn't just attack Israel.
They went straight for the heart.
The Demona nuclear facility, where Israel's most sensitive weapons research lives.
Scientists, military personnel, casualties reported.
And the world?
The world just went silent.
For decades, the Negev Desert kept a secret.
Deep within its dusty, sun-scorched landscape, buried beneath layers of concrete surveillance and silence, sat a facility that Israel never officially admitted existed, the Demona Nuclear Research Center.
A place so sensitive, so strategically critical, that Israeli officials have maintained a policy of deliberate ambiguity about it for over 60 years.
No confirmation, no denial, just silence.
And the world largely accepted that silence.
Because the unspoken understanding among global powers was clear, Demona was untouchable.
Then came the strike.
According to emerging reports from Russian intelligence sources, Iranian forces carried out a targeted attack on the Demona facility.
The details are still being pieced together, but what is already confirmed is deeply alarming.
Significant casualties among Israeli scientists and military personnel have been reported.
Read that again, slowly.
Not soldiers on a battlefield.
Not a military convoy on an open road.
Scientists.
The people who hold the most sensitive nuclear knowledge in the entire Middle East were struck inside the facility they were told was impenetrable.
This is not a border skirmish.
This is not a drone flying over empty desert.
This is a direct strike at the brain of Israel's most classified defense infrastructure.
And the world has not fully processed what that means yet.
Joe, your thoughts about what that means.
It seemed to me tremendously important.
Your thoughts.
Yes, well, every bit of this escalation has been due to the United States and Israel.
Iran had the capability of hitting the desalination plants that supply 85% of the fresh water for Israel.
They didn't do it until Israel hit the desalination plants at one of the little islands off the coast of Iran.
Iran did not hit refinery systems anywhere in the Middle East until Israel started hitting refinery systems in Iran.
Iran didn't hit any naval vessels until they were hit by Iran.
So bottom line is, and they, and Israel hit their nuclear power plants too.
So Israel starts raising all these different escalatory actions and then claims they're victims when they get the same thing sent back to them.
It's absolutely insane that we have the psychopath nation running the world stage at this point.
Yes, I couldn't agree more.
Meanwhile, Truth Seeker, the paper tiger exposed.
U.S. military's shattered image of power.
This is from Mike Adams' Natural News.
He's got it right.
In the early hours of Feb 28, 2026, the world witnessed not the flexing of American muscle, but the fatal cracking of its foundational promise.
President Donald Trump, in concert with Israel, launched Operation Eblick Fury, a massive air campaign against Iran that admin officials framed as a decisive necessary stroke.
In reality, however, it is a strategic catastrophe unfolding in real time.
This war was lost before the first missile was fired.
The conflict has ripped away the curtain, exposing a U.S. military and security apparatus that is overextended, technologically outmatched, and fundamentally corrupt.
The core promise of American power, protection for its allies in exchange for allegiance, protection for the Gulf states in return for petro-dollar transactions exclusively, has been irrevocably shattered.
The emperor has no clothes, and the world is watching.
The window for diplomatic solutions is closed.
What remains is the grim reckoning of a superpower's collapse.
He has much more.
I'll add a paragraph or two.
The unforgivable revelation.
U.S. security guarantees are a dangerous mirage.
The downing of a USKC-135 Strato tanker, those are the refueling planes you were alluding to momentarily, over Iraq was not an isolated accident, but a fatal symptom of systemic decay.
This moment marks an historic pivot where American military credibility has evaporated.
For decades, Gulf allies accepted a Faustian bargain, host U.S. bases in exchange for a security umbrella.
That umbrella has now been revealed as full of holes, exposing those same allies to relentless Iranian retaliation.
As one analyst starkly put it, the question is no longer whether America can afford this war on Iran.
It's whether America's allies can afford America.
The Brahmin's protection is transformed into lethal liability.
Gulf nations like Saudi Arabia and UAE, which collectively intercepted more than 1,500 Iranian missiles and drones in the opening salvos, now find themselves on the front lines of a conflict they desperately tried to prevent.
Officials in these countries complained the U.S. ignored their warning.
The war would have devastating consequences for the entire region.
The arrangement meant to guarantee their security is now exposing them to unprecedented danger.
The core contract of the American Empire, Security for Compliance, is null and void.
Saudi Arabia, by the way, Joe has even declared, America betrayed us for Israel.
They weren't there to protect us.
They were there to protect Israel, which is 100% spot on.
Your thoughts.
Yeah, well, in addition to lying about all of the casualties that we've incurred, we also lied about the casualties that we're inflicting.
Under previous administrations, there was a division in the DOD called Civilian Protection Center of Excellence.
This had 200 members when Heska took over, and he said we need to fight wars without regard to civilian casualties.
So he reduced the size of that to 20.
That's what allowed for they had the enormous intelligence overlap where we bombed a girls, a little girls' school and said that it was enemy combatant.
And according to Scott Ritter, we had five Tomahawk missiles that were fired at that location.
It had previously been a naval base, but the naval presence had been reduced to about a third of its previous size, and that was known 10 years ago.
So they knew that that was not a problem.
But we had one tomahawk that was a loitering munition that circled around to follow up as a second strike.
And that one used all of the fuel aboard along with the explosive to create a fuel air bomb that incinerated those girls out in the soccer field that were all just standing there and were roasted alive.
Most of the people that recovered their bodies were only able to recover the identify them based on the backpacks that they were carrying their school books in.
So that's how horrible we are and how we lie about absolutely everything.
Scott Ritter is 100% right.
Judge Napolitano, Colonel McGregor, we need to find a command structure that is completely outside of AIPAC control.
And Joe, let me squeeze in here before the break.
It cannot have been an era in Iranian missile because it was the first strike.
Iran didn't even know they were under attack when it had already occurred.
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US Empire Losing Grip00:02:53
Well, Patrick Henningsen has a nice piece of the U.S. Empire is losing the world.
We are living through an incredible time in human history.
Is the U.S. Empire finally collapsing?
All eyes are on the Trump and Israeli war in Iran.
A shifting global order is happening right before our eyes.
Discover how rapidly changing global order bricks and powerful new alliances are dismantling Western hegemony before our eyes.
In this extended interview, the hosts and guests unpack how the U.S. Empire is losing its grip on the world stage from the shifting dynamics of U.S. foreign policy in West Asia to the undeniable rise of a multipolar world driven by China and Russia.
Looking closely at how financial warfare, de-dolarization, and the rise of techno-feudalism are accelerating the decline of the U.S. Empire.
This global shift is not just about nations.
It's a transition into an era where civilizational states reclaim their sovereignty against a declining U.S. liberal postmodern empire, where the modern nation states still maintain their primacy into the 21st century, all this and more.
let's listen to what he has.
Hello and welcome to Deep Dive Perspective.
I've got with me in the studio today, Patrick Henningsen, of course, well known across the media circles, but certainly in terms of his being the founder of 21st Century Wire and as co-co-host of UK Column.
These are his main calling cards.
But really on geopolitical analysis, I've always turned to Patrick for a lot of in-depth and honest reporting, something that, of course, we pride ourselves here at Deep Dive Perspective as well.
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Please do like, subscribe, share, not only to our channel, but also to 21st Century Wire and all of the things that Patrick's doing.
But Patrick's going to hopefully take us on a journey across West Asia, of course.
Blows was the Suez debacle.
And this is where the United States saw the opportunity to move in.
The Cold War was starting to begin to simmer at that point.
Prioritizing Regional Control00:15:48
So it became a priority for the Americans to kind of take control over the region.
But Britain's a very, very important ally and a very important piece of that.
So what's happened is while Israel has been a beachhead for Western imperialism, and this goes right back, control of the Silk Road and that being a really key choke point for trade and commerce, very, very important.
It always has been.
But the world has moved on since then.
And what's happened as well with regards to Israel is it has developed a network of influence within U.S. politics, within European and British politics now, but mainly, let's talk about the U.S., whereby it has,
because of the support, because it's effectively a protectorate of the U.S., it's used the financial support and the military support it has received from the West and parlayed that financially into a political influence machine in America of foreign influence, the likes of which no one has ever seen in history.
And they have effectively total control over U.S. Congress, U.S. the Senate as well, and also the executive branch in the case of Donald Trump.
This is probably in terms of Israeli influence over U.S. foreign policy and pretty much every executive decision, national security-wise, made by this Trump administration.
And why is that?
Because personnel is policy.
And this Trump cabinet was handpicked by the Israeli lobby.
The Trump transition team was run by who?
Howard Luttnick, his commerce secretary, former Canter Fitzgerald, and his son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
And that shortlist was approved by the top donors, including Miriam Adelson and other mega group luminaries like Ronald Lauder, for instance, the billionaire, heir to the Estee Lauder fortune, and who happens to be president of the World Jewish Congress as well.
And these sort of top people have veto power over personnel in the Trump administration.
This is not a secret anymore.
So we've learned all this over the last year.
So Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, former National Security Advisor Mike Waltz, and all of these people, pro-Israel to the hilt.
And there's a reason for that, by the way, is Trump is the first U.S. president to basically raid the Senate and Congress for cabinet positions.
No one ever does that in American politics.
Why?
Because you threaten those safe seats.
You could lose your majority if you're not careful.
If you can't replace them with Republicans in this case, that's quite a risky maneuver to pull Elise Stefanik as U.N. ambassador.
That was his first nominee.
And of course, she was going to lose her seat.
So immediately they withdrew that.
She's running for governor now.
But all these people, Matt Gates, Mike Waltz, Marco Rubio, and so why is that?
Because they were all groomed from the beginning by the Israeli lobby.
They had them.
Tulsi Gabbard, as well, was also groomed early.
New Mary Madelson from the beginning of her political career.
So Democrats and Republicans.
So that influence is now, that tail has outgrown the dog.
It is a massive tail.
And that tail is now controlling U.S. foreign policy decision making.
And the U.S. cannot make a move under this administration.
I think the Biden administration as well.
But they can't make a move without the okay of Benjamin Netanyahu's office.
Wow, effectively.
That lobby answers effectively to Netanyahu's office.
I think that's quite astute, Joe.
I think he's really dissecting what's going on when he says personnel is policy.
In this case, every one of the members of the cabinet being vetted by the arch Zionist donors and even by Netanyahu's office resulted in calamity.
Now, Tulsi, I think, is a principled person.
So I was stressed to hear her also, of course, mentioned on that list.
She's in a very sensitive position.
She has spoken out, observing that there's no evidence whatsoever that Iran was seeking to develop nuclear weapons.
And of course, irony of ironies, the guarantee, the strongest insurance the world had Iran would not develop nuclear weapons is that the Supreme Leader had issued a FAT law against it.
So the idea that Israel, which had claiming for 40 years, the great fear is that Iran should be acquiring nuclear weapons, should destroy the single greatest guarantee that Iran not developed nuclear weapons.
It's just profound.
Your thoughts?
Yeah, well, in addition to killing Kamani, the leader of Iran, they also injured his son, who's the current leader, and they killed that son's dad, his mom, his sister, his sister's husband, his niece, his wife, and his 14-month-old daughter.
So, you know, what more savage thing could you possibly do?
But getting back to some of the defense problems that we've got, great interview with Nima Al-Kahorshi, and I'm probably mispronouncing his name.
He's got a YouTube website called Dialogue Works.
He did about a 45-minute long presentation with Ted Postal, a physics professor at MIT, who's been studying missile defense systems for over 30 years.
And he testified in congressional case where they were trying to select a system to protect our destroyers.
And the hearing was chaired by Ellen Towser, T-A-U-S-C-H-E-R, from CD-10 in California, the Bay Area.
She was chairman of the House Armed Services Committee.
And the first thing she did was tell him how rich she was, that she'd made so much money as a congressperson that she didn't have to listen to absolutely anybody.
So they gave a no-bid contract to Boeing and Honeywell for this Aegis system.
And once he explains to you how horrible they are, you'll be shocked that this is what our procurement system is for the United States.
But he also gives into great detail about the TAD X-Band radar face array and how those things don't work and how they fail.
Bottom line is, we've designed a whole cascade of weapon systems that are obsolete and ineffective.
And we're using those to beat our chest and say we can beat anybody on the planet.
And lowly little Iran is rising up to crush us.
It's absolutely poetic justice.
I just wish it didn't involve all this death and destruction, but I guess that's what it takes to overthrow a rotten, festering empire.
Yes, yes.
I think you're on top of it.
Meanwhile, we have a senior Trump advisor urging the U.S. to declare victory and get out.
A senior advisor to President Donald Trump is urging Washington to seek a swift exit from the escorting conflict with Iran.
Way that continued fighting could further destabilize the Middle East and continue to rattle the global market even worse than it already has.
David Sachs, White House advisor overseeing artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency policy, said the U.S. has already achieved significant military objectives, should now consider stepping back before the conflict widens further.
Too late.
Speaking on the widely followed all-in podcast, Sox argued the moment may have arrived for Washington to pursue an off-ramp rather than escalate further.
We've degraded Iran's capabilities massively, he said.
This is good time to declare victory and get out.
Let's listen to him.
Army, Navy, Air Force all been destroyed.
This is a good time to declare victory and get out.
And that is clearly what the markets would like to see.
You are seeing, however, a faction of people, I'd say largely, but not exclusively in the Republican Party, who want to escalate the war and who are calling for things like ground troops or regime change, or they simply want the pounding of Iran to just keep going on and on.
I saw an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal to that effect that we shouldn't try and find an off-ramp.
We should just keep going with this.
And I just want to lay out, I think, some of the risks of what an escalatory approach could entail.
So, first of all, we're all seeing that the Straits of Ormoz are closed right now.
We don't want that to persist longer than it has to.
But there are actually worse outcomes than that.
So, if the Iranians get hit, if their oil and gas infrastructure gets hit, they've already said they're going to engage in tit-for-tat retaliation against the Gulf states.
And we saw there was recently the Iranians blew up this giant oil depot in Oman.
You saw some of those images.
They could continue to target the oil and gas infrastructure across the Gulf states.
And if that happens, it won't really matter if the straits get reopened because you won't be able to restart oil and gas production in the Middle East.
So that would be, I think, a much worse outcome that could result from escalation.
Furthermore, there's an even worse, I think, scenario from there, which is the region is very dependent on desalination plants.
I think something like 70% of Riyadh gets their water from desalination.
I think it's something like 100 million people on the Arabian Peninsula that get their water from desal.
I mean, it's basically a desert, right?
And those desal plants are soft targets.
Already saw there was, I think there was one DSOP plan in Iran that got hit, and then it caused Iran again tit for tat to hit a DSOP plant.
I think it was in Kuwait.
I could be off about that.
But in any event, if you see that type of destruction continue, you could literally render the Gulf almost uninhabitable.
I mean, you're not going to have enough water for 100 million people, and human beings just cannot survive very long without water.
So that would be a truly catastrophic scenario.
And we're talking about destroying the Gulf states economically and then also from a humanitarian perspective.
So I think we have to take things like this into account when you hear people preaching for or advocating for escalation.
You also have to, I think, consider the impacts on Israel.
I mean, it's hard to know exactly how much damage Israel is taking right now.
There's a social media blackout.
But what you're starting to hear trickle out is that Israel is getting hit harder than they've ever been hit before in their history.
And we're only two weeks into this.
If this war continues for weeks or months, then Israel could just be destroyed or very large parts of it.
Now, I think Israel is a harder target than the Gulf states.
Their infrastructure is more hardened.
Also, they're further away.
The Gulf states are vulnerable to drones and short-range missiles, whereas Israel is mainly vulnerable to long-range missiles.
Nonetheless, at some point, their air defenses could become exhausted if it hasn't happened already and Israel could get seriously destroyed.
And then you have to worry about Israel escalating the war by contemplating using a nuclear weapon, which would truly be catastrophic.
So there's a lot of scenarios here, a lot of really frightening scenarios about where escalation could lead.
And even though the United States is a much more powerful country than Iran, they essentially have a dead man's switch over the economic fate of the Gulf states and even potentially beyond that, you know, the habitability of some of these countries.
So I do tend to think that this is a good time to declare victory.
I think, Brad, you're right that the president has never said that democracy promotion is one of his objectives.
Yes, J. Cal, obviously, everyone would welcome if the people rose up and chose a new regime, but that's not something that we've said we have to accomplish.
And this would be a really good time to take stock of where we are and try, I think, to seek an off-ramp.
And look, if escalation doesn't lead anywhere good, then you have to think about, well, how do you de-escalate?
And de-escalation, I think, involves reaching some sort of ceasefire agreement or some sort of negotiated settlement with Iran.
And we can get into more of what that looks like.
But I think that's the big picture: if escalation could lead in all these horrifying directions, and I think that's not the right approach.
You have to look at de-escalation.
Joe, I got to say, that is the only thoughtful, comprehensive discussion of what's going on here from anyone in the Trump administration.
I've yet to hear.
This guy is good.
He would be such a better president than the guy we got in there now who's a misfit.
He's got a war personality.
He's a narcissist.
He's an ignoramus, extraordinaire.
He's way over his head.
Your thoughts.
First, I unmute, then I give my thoughts.
Yeah, and not only that, he extrapolates absolutely everything with no basis of empirical evidence at all.
I mean, he never had any kind of military training.
He had five deferments before he found Bonespurs that got him out for a complete deferment during the Vietnam War.
So here he is, a chicken hawk that's more than willing to send other people's sons and daughters and destroy our country in order to do the AIPAC bidding.
But there's a guy that's from England that's currently an expatriate because he'd be thrown in jail if he was speaking anything about truth in the UK.
And that's George Galloway, a former member of PM from multiple different districts.
He'd been calling Trump Caligula, but he said he was corrected by one of his readers and said perhaps a more accurate description would be Crassius, C-R-A-S-S-U-S, the Roman emperor who decided that he didn't have enough gold and wealth and that he would just go and take over the Persian Empire.
So he attacked Persia.
He was defeated at the Battle of Kerry, C-A-R-R-H-A-E, in 53 BC.
They took him prisoner.
They drilled a hole in the top of his skull and they said, you love gold so much, we're going to give you a head full.
And they got molten gold and poured it into his head until he died.
So that's just kind of a little idea how the Persians have also been a nemesis for the Mongols and also for Alexander the Great.
So this is an ancient empire that has existed and a very proud people, 91 million people.
They don't deserve to be sanctioned and brutalized by the United States or by a little pissant country called Israel.
Vance Warns of Midterms00:07:52
Yeah, here we have Vance distancing himself of the war.
He can see the catastrophe looming at the midterm.
Mere hours after President Trump ordered strikes on Iran's nuclear program last June, his vice president appeared on two Sunday shows, tail the success of the mission.
He was so effective.
He used the word incredible and incredibly four times in less than one minute.
Within hours of Trump's operation, the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro in January, Vance was on act posting a combative defense of the legality of the operation when it obviously was not.
It's now been two weeks since Trump launched a new war with Iran, and Vance has yet to offer anything like these public votes of confidence.
That continued Friday, but it was asked by a reporter what he advised Trump initially and more recently.
Vant gave an extended answer, but punted on giving his personal view of the war.
I hate to disappoint you, but I'm not going to show up here and run a god at everybody.
Tell you exactly what I said in that classified room, partly because I don't want to go to prison, partly because I think it's important for the president of the U.S. to be able to talk to his advisor without them running their mouth to the American media.
It's not clear how Vance sharing his opinion would be a crime.
And he was asked more broadly about his advice to Trump.
I think classified, but I think it's very clear Vance doesn't believe in what's going on, regards it as catastrophic politically.
And I guarantee he is 100% correct.
Your thoughts, Joe.
Well, Vance is a 100% Palantar-created sock puppet.
He's a straw dog.
And I don't think that he's qualified to be president.
And certainly, if he can't speak out at this point, and who knows what he's saying to the president, but whatever it is, it's completely ineffectual because Trump doesn't mention him when he says, who was it that advised you to go to invade Iran?
He goes, oh, that was Jared, Mr. Ibanka, Witchcock, which is absolutely the demonic Jewish real estate agent that sabotaged peace deals in Ukraine and with Iran.
And who's the other little clown that he mentioned?
Marco Rubio.
Oh, yeah.
Rubio, another made man.
So bottom line is you have completely Israeli funded and manipulated puppets in the cabinet.
And they're the only ones that Trump listens to, along with Susie Wiles, who's his gatekeeper, that makes sure he never hears anything.
She actually ran the reelection campaign for Nutty Yahoo back in 2022.
So why isn't she on the foreign foreign influence?
Yeah, they're absolutely 100% foreign agents.
Here we have a report from Common Dreams.
Of course, it's a left-wing website, but that doesn't mean what they're saying isn't true.
Pete Eggset needed to be fired immediately after the slaughter of 150 Iranian school children.
Sarah's Chris Van Hall and Elizabeth Warren made their case for the urgent Australian president Trump Defense Secretary.
Elizabeth Warren is insignificant, meaningless person.
Her opinion weighs nothing.
Pete Eggset needed to be fired immediately, argued U.S. Senator Chris Van Hollen, in a video posted Thursday night alongside Elizabeth Warren, who also backs the demand.
Their joint call arrived as global outrage mounts over the bombing of an Iranian school on February 20th, carried 175 civilians, mostly young children.
Warren cited preliminary findings of a Pentagon report this week that determined the U.S. was the highly likely culprit behind the school massacre in the southeastern city of Minha.
She noted killing mostly little girls between the ages of seven and 14.
Human rights groups that condemned the bombing of the school, which happened on the very first day of Trump's unprovoked attack on Iran as a possible war crime that demands independent investigation.
Trump, for his part, has repeatedly lied about the bombing, claiming it was Iran who bombed the school, despite having access to internal intel assessment to appear to say otherwise.
And as I pointed out, given this was the first strike by the U.S., Iran didn't even know it was coming.
They didn't have any missiles to fire at that point, much less tomahawk missiles made in the USA.
And as you observed, that fifth missile that was circling was able to create an air-fuel mixture to have a thermobaric effect that turned the little children into chunks of charcoal.
Joe, this was just so ghastly.
This was so horrible.
And when you collect, commit a mistake like this, what you do is manfully own up to it.
Hegset removed the civilian entity that would screen targeting by AI to ensure it didn't include any civilians.
He removed it.
No one bears more responsibility for this calamity than Pete Hegseft.
He deserved to be fired.
He should never have been confirmed.
He's a total misfit for this office of high responsibility.
Your thoughts.
Yeah, and you got to be pretty narcissistic to rename the Department of Defense Department of War, which it was for the first 200 years of our country anyway.
But that's just absolutely obscene because it showed what he wants to do with the department.
He wants to do war.
And he invited 800 generals and admirals, flag officers in and told them we were going to be the most lethal force on the planet because that's what DODs declined to do: destroy human beings.
It's crazy.
When we come back, let's check out Scott Renner.
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Trump is giving a live press conference.
There's some kind of group discussion there.
And of course, sitting beside him is Susie Wiles, chief of staff who ran as you observed NetNyahu's campaign.
You know, so he, she obviously is as trusted an aide as Netanyahu has ever had, who's now running Donald Trump.
I think it's fair to say she is his handler.
And he's making a lot of absurd claims here as a sampler.
He says the U.S. has all the oil it needs.
And my wife says, well, then why are our gasoline prices going up?
Second, he said that many other nations are coming to help keep open the strait of Horbuzz, but since they're not already in the Persian Gulf and there's only one way in and one way out through the Straits of Horbuzz, they'll have to be out there in what, the Indian Ocean.
They're going to be highly vulnerable.
They're not going to do it.
It would be a suicide run.
And then he said he's just learned that Iran is a country of disinformation, that everything is AI and disinfo, talking about a great nation that has a history of 10 times greater than the United States at 252,500 years, a glorious history of a civilization that has shown great courage and integrity and is the most peace-loving great nation in the world today,
not having launched a war of aggression against any other state since 1775.
Joe, the guy's out there making an idiot of himself once again.
Well, one thing about it, we'll have plenty of evidence when time for the Crimes Against Humanity trials start.
We also have a little bit of a problem with the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden.
There's a strait called Bob L. Mondu, which is controlled by the Houdis, which they and they will shut off again.
And then also in the mid-April, Trump is supposed to fly over to Beijing and sit down and have a powwow with Xi Jinping.
And I don't think Xi Jinping at this point is going to be real tempted to even have an audience with the man.
So already reported, already reported as being postponed, which may never come to pass.
And after they pulled all of the FAD missiles and all of the Patriot missiles out of South Korea, Japan, and Taiwan, China is circling Taiwan doing naval exercises and invasion planning.
So bottom line is this man has completely destroyed whatever there was of the old world order.
Yeah, yes, and America's place there in.
Meanwhile, as I said, we got Scott Ritter talking about.
Too bad.
So sad, too bad.
You shouldn't start it, dude.
Let's remind it.
You, Israel, carried out the surprise attack against Iran.
This was a war of choice.
You didn't need to do this.
You opted into this.
Now Iran has said, we're not finished till you're done.
So Israel doesn't get an off-ramp.
And the choice isn't with Donald Trump.
What hubris, what arrogance.
The choice is with Iran.
This war finishes when Iran says it's done, and Iran won't say it's done until the United States is evicted from the Middle East and Israel is destroyed.
Welcome to the reality, Israel.
You created this.
Did you see the IRGC's new targeting guidance?
Now that they've eliminated the air defense capability, and we saw that last night, Israel has no air defense capability, none whatsoever.
Iran will only fire missiles with a one-ton warhead, meaning that the day of coming in with small warheads is over.
Israel is now ready to get the find-out aspect of the full-around equation.
And all other nations that want to play this game will do that as well.
So again, to the United Arab Emirates, please don't be stupid because you will be taken off the map.
The same thing with Kuwait, Saudi Arabia.
Azerbaijan needs to understand that as well.
Iran's not playing around.
They have missiles, thousands of missiles that they haven't used yet.
New missiles, hypersonic missiles with huge warheads.
Very accurate.
Remember when we talked about how the Israeli, they're down to 12 launchers.
Well, I think that's been proven to be a lie because Iran is salvoing far more than 12 missiles at a time now against the Iranians have a plan.
They have a game plan.
Everything's going according to their plan.
They're collapsing the global economy as we speak.
Again, that's the full around aspect of it.
You're going to find out.
Oil through the roof.
And if this continues, there won't be oil to be produced in the Middle East because if Israel keeps, and this is, again, a message to those people in the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, and elsewhere.
If you sit back and do nothing while Israel strikes energy production facilities inside Iran, understand you will pay the price.
You will be destroyed.
And there's nothing you can do to stop it.
Your air defenses don't work either.
And you're about ready to get hit with one ton plus warheads.
The level of destruction will be mind-boggling.
So I just wish people would stop pretending that Israel and the United States have a vote anymore.
They created this problem.
They've lost this war.
They don't get to dictate the outcome other than acknowledging their defeat and doing what Iran demands.
And in the case of the United States, that's get the hell out of the Middle East.
And with Israel, stop playing the great Israeli game.
Start recognizing an independent Palestinian state and learn how to live in peace and harmony with your neighbors.
Too bad.
So sad, too bad.
You shouldn't start it, dude.
Let's remind it.
You, Israel, carried out the surprise attack.
He's got it.
I think Scott Ritter's spot on, Joe.
Your thoughts.
Well, we also had another war of choice, and that's the one in Ukraine.
Trump claimed to be the president of peace, but he had four years in office to exit from Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria.
He did absolutely nothing.
In his first year, he gave $60 million of weapons, including the anti-tank javelin missiles to Ukraine.
And in his last year, 2020 of his first term, he gave $400 million of military aid to Ukraine.
So he can't claim that he had nothing to do with that.
And all during his 2024 election, he claimed that he could be out of those wars in the first day.
And he could have.
All he had to do was say, no more money to Ukraine, no more money to Israel until you stop Gaza.
And all of this shit would have been behind us.
Instead, he's continued to fund both of those atrocities and he's continued to piss off everybody in the world.
And apparently, one of the underlying themes is that they want to de-fang BRICS because BRICS is a real threat to our fiat currency and our greenback dollar domination of the world.
And other powers are not putting up with that any longer.
And so he's trying to take out the three core people that are in BRICS, which does no longer include India because they've proven to be a vacillating vassal.
So bottom line is we have Russia, China, and Iran.
And it looks like Brazil is going to be a pretty strong partner in this too, because they're non-aligned with the United States at this point.
So bottom line is, yeah, you end up shaking the chessboard and who knows where all the pieces end up.
Yeah, Maddie's proven to be just a pop and a weak, weak lean.
He's gone to kiss up Netanyahu.
What a disgrace.
Meanwhile, Merishimer asks, well, Israel, nuke, Iran, if it loses the war, that's the situation.
I think this is a remarkably dangerous situation.
If the Israelis lose in Iran, they will be fully aware that they lost.
They will be fully aware that they will have enraged the Iranian body populace, right?
They will be fully aware that an Iran with nuclear weapons will be very, very dangerous from Israel's perspective.
And they will go to great lengths to prevent that.
And if they can't prevent it through conventional means, then we get to a scenario where they think about using nuclear weapons.
And as we know, there's no state on the planet that is more ruthless, more murderous than the Israelis.
So the idea that they would use nuclear weapons is certainly plausible.
And I really worry about this scenario.
I think this is your thoughts.
Is Israel going to use nukes?
Yeah, most certainly.
Once they get down to the last little bottom of the barrel, and especially if the United States is no longer able to cast an umbrella over them, they will do that as part of the Samsung option.
And supposedly, they've distributed suitcase nukes that they were able to smuggle out of Russia at the fall of the Berlin Wall that they've stationed in their consulate and embassy offices worldwide so that they can threaten blackmail that way.
And then they can also just turn around and turn those loose and say, well, if we can't have the ruling of the world, then we'll just make the world unrulable for absolutely everybody.
And what is going to happen when this is over is that Simon Wiesenthal, 1908 to 2005, was a renowned Holocaust, quote, survivor who dedicated his life to tracking down over 1,100 Nazi war criminals.
Well, guess what?
We're going to have a whole planet hunting down all the IDF Nazi war criminals when this thing is finally over.
And you're going to have Something that makes the Wiesenthal group look pale in comparison because we're going to find and we're going to bring to justice all of the criminals that have been running this racketeering operation in the Middle East for the last 75 years.
Yep, yep, yep, yep.
Meanwhile, worse than Afghanistan tasks facing U.S. troops as Trump ops her boots on the ground.
How Iran hides its military might in natural fortress mountains from the truth seeker.
Author Perkin Hamilton: Not since 1941 has Iran been conquered.
That year saw the armies of Britain and the USSR combine their airline and sea might to rush the country during the Second World War to defeat the severely underdeveloped military set up by Iran's then ruler, Raj Shah.
Donald Trump appears to be angling to emulate the success of the UK-Russian invasion with his roiling war in the Middle East.
As for the first time since the conflict began, the U.S. sent 5,000 U.S. Marines to the Middle East.
U.S. troops will head to the conflict from Japan.
As a defiant Trump told press last night that the war would end when I feel like it.
What event Secretary Pete Hags had told CBSA is willing to go as far as we need to, implying, of course, the U.S. using nukes.
The deployment of U.S. boots underground came despite why Press Secretary Carolyn Levitt saying last week, ground ops were not part of the plan right now.
And of course, the Iranian Foreign Secretary has said, bring them on.
We're waiting for them.
We know they're coming.
We're here.
We're prepared.
But Iran is a notoriously difficult country to invade thanks to its South Terrain.
The country is home to vast salt plats, dense and swampy marshes, a series of rocky martens that create a natural nationwide fortress in which countless military nuclear sites hide.
Iran's dominance over the Strait of Hormuz, a waterway to its south, means that any enemy vessels in either the Gulf of Oman or the Persian Gulf may become sitting docks.
Some experts of war that America could face a worse environment than encountered in Afghanistan, Iraq, and even Vietnam.
Analyst Katay Balsi wrote in a Turkish newspaper, the daily comprehensive ground intervention could prove even more strategically costly than Vietnam, Afghanistan, and Iraq combined.
Iran is one of the biggest countries in the world, coming in at just over 630,000 square miles.
Its total land mass is larger than France, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Spain, and Portugal combined.
It also has one of the largest populations in the world, with more than 93 million citizens.
Comparing these statistics to its neighbor, it's easy to see why Iran has emerged as such a dominant player in the Middle East.
Four times bigger than Iraq, three times bigger than Afghanistan, nearly twice as big a population of both.
The whole country has an incredibly high elevation.
Tehran, Iran's capital, sits at 39,000 feet altitude for comparison.
London's is 139 feet at its peak.
According to U.S. Air Force Medical Service, medical personnel, military personnel acting at location above 4,000 feet can acquire acute mountain sickness, the most common and mild form of altitude illness, and decrease performance.
This requires significant training and acclimation, which may not be possible for a full ground invasion of a country.
Iran is not only a large and significantly elevated country.
Much of it's based on mountains.
The nature has three major mountain ranges, the biggest being the Zagros Range.
They run from around 900 miles from Iran's northwest border with Turkey toward Bandar Abbas on the Strait of Hormuz.
It towers over the Persian Gulf, home to the most important oil parts in the world.
Highest point in the range is Mount Dina, which pierces the sky at 14,465 feet.
Karg Island Oil Threat00:09:32
Joe, your thoughts.
Yeah, it sounds sort of like a mile-high Denver.
And guess what?
One of the best things you do for altitude sickness is to chew cocoa leaves, which are legal in Bolivia and Peru because there's nothing else that can keep you from getting sick.
It's an alkaloid.
And in low concentrations, it doesn't have any psychotropic effects, but it does eliminate the altitude sickness problem.
So anyhow, it's available in all the restaurants and you can get it as a tea.
So I don't know if we're going to be shipping cocoa leaves to our Marines that are invading or not, but interesting side thought.
Yeah, the terrain is really difficult for us to try to overcome.
And they've got all of the weapon systems necessary.
They were given anti-tank weapons, shoulder-fired man pads that are far better than the stingers that we were using to take down aircraft, particularly low-flying aircraft like A-10s and helicopters.
So there's not any way that we can use our force multipliers to an advantage in a country like Iran.
So the bottom line is they're in a fortress that's impregnable to anything we've got short of nuclear weapons.
And if we unleash those, we'll be a pariah for the rest of world history.
Joe, I think we in Israel are already acquiring that status.
Meanwhile, Trump claiming that the new supreme leader, the son of Khamenei, may also be dead.
Here's the report.
Rumors have been circulating that Iran's new supreme leader, Mutaba, Khamenei, is dead.
You know, the one that Iran couldn't bring out in public, so they used a cardboard cutout instead.
He was presented at a mass rally, couldn't show up in person, so they brought a cardboard cutout.
That is kind of embarrassing.
Makes you wonder.
President Trump, he's hearing that Iran's Supreme Leader is dead and that Iran desperately wants a ceasefire deal.
Even if he's dead, Iran doesn't want a ceasefire deal.
I'm here he's not alive.
If he is, he should do something very smart for his country and that's surrender.
What a stupid thing to say.
there you have a report about it but the sound isn't working Joe, it's just, yeah, they hit the home of the Supreme Leader and you gave an inventory of how many died, including his father, his wife, his daughter.
I mean, this was all grotesque.
Meanwhile, Net Yahoo responds to reports of his death.
As I stand here before you in flesh and blood, here are a few very important points I want to make clear to the rest of the world.
One, I am alive and well.
All reports of me being dead are fake news.
Two, we are winning this war.
Let there be no doubt about it.
Three, the days of Iran are counted.
Four, I am not the president of the United States of America.
Five, we will continue this war until the threat has been abolished completely and without a doubt.
Six, we must now stand united and strong in this fight for peace and democracy.
And seven, beware of false claims and fake news.
They are everywhere.
Seven.
As I stand here before you in flesh and blood.
Here are a few very important things.
Is BB dead or alive?
Seven fingers.
Love it.
Your thoughts.
Yeah, well, he's a shape-shift-shifting lizard, so he could probably grow a few extra fingers whenever he one of the most despicable human beings in the 21st century.
And like he said, when that first strike happened and they killed all those people, including the supreme leader, he said, I've been dreaming about this for 40 years.
Yeah.
Well, now you've found the puppet to make it happen, and you're going to reap the whirlwind.
Just like the Hosea says, sow the wind, reap the whirlwind.
Well, that was a warning under chapter 8, verse 7 in the Bible of God to the Jewish people.
And he said, if you don't start following Ten Commandments, you will be spit out of every country you invade.
And that's exactly what's happening to them now.
They've invaded and they're being spit out.
Isn't that interesting?
Because they have been booted out, what, 109 different countries?
Wow.
Here we have Al Jazeera reporting.
U.S. attack military site on Iran's Karg Island, home to vast oil facility.
Iran threatened to reduce U.S.-linked oil facilities in the region to a pile of ashes.
If oil structures on the island are attacked, it would be a huge project to reconstruct.
And if Trump takes them out, Joe, he's guaranteeing that there won't be any resumption of oil for the world for six months.
It's going to be catastrophic.
United States President Trump has said the country's military bomb military installation on Iran's Karg Island, warning the area's critical oil facilities could be next.
If Iran continues to block the Strait of Horbuz, which of course was the most obvious move Iran was going to make given an attack, Iran, in turn,
threatened Saturday to reduce U.S.-linked oil facility to a pile of ash if oil structures on the island were attacked, as the U.S.-Israel war on Iran now in its punishing third week swills over into a global oil crisis already in the making.
U.S. command spoke later in the day what it described as a large-scale precision strike, like that precision strike on the girls' school in Iran.
The U.S. forces successfully struck more than 90 Iranian military targets, it comes.
State media, a senior provincial official, said exports from the island were continuing normally despite the U.S. attack.
Karg Island is where more than 90% of Iran's oil is exported.
Crude oil prices have surged more than 40% since the war began.
And why Trump emphasizes U.S. Karg Island preserved Iranian oil lifeline.
This is significant.
As the U.S. and Israel's assault on Iran grinds on, the Trump administered increasingly bellicose claims.
American and Israeli forces are delivering ferocious blows to the Iranian regime.
U.S. Secretary of Defense, Peak Hagsat, warned of the most intense day of strikes yet on March 10th.
And Donald Trump all with a claim that the war will end soon because there's practically nothing left in Iran for the U.S. military to target.
It is all part of a campaign the White House has declared is aimed at systematically dismantling the Iranian regime's ability to ever again threaten America or allies at global security, which Iran has never done, ever.
Previously, this campaign had largely targeted Iran military nuclear facility, but some critical non-military infrastructure had also come under attack.
Israel struck two oil refineries and two oil storage facilities near Tehran on March 8th, with Iran accused the U.S. of attacking a desalinization plant the same day.
Yet one target vital to Iran's economic survival, Karg, its largest export terminal for sending oil to international market, remained unscathed until Friday night when Trump announced on the truth so so the island had been bombed and even then according to Trump was not an attack on its oil facilities.
Joe, your thoughts?
What's going on here?
Yeah, well, he's just trying to parse his words and make it seem like we're the nice guys still, but that's absolutely ridiculous.
What we did bomb was an airfield that's on Carg Island, and we involved some of the military installations around the shores, but we didn't hit any of their storage tanks or any of their refinery capability or their loading docks.
So, yeah, we didn't knock out their complete capacity.
But what Iran has already said is that if these strikes come from any Arab nation or they're affiliated with any Arab nation, then they will take out the oil facilities of those nations.
So bottom line is, yeah, we're looking at apocalypse, and it's going to take far more than six months to be able to get any of this stuff back.
Yeah, you're right.
I was underestimating, absolutely.
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Probably more like a year.
Probably like five.
Say again.
Probably more like five years.
And here's the thing.
Oh, my God.
The world is grinding to a halt.
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Get this Joe.
Trump is now saying that all the images of destruction of Israel are AI generated by Iran, that it's not real.
Oh my God, the guy is being so plain.
What an avy moron.
Yep.
Well, guess what?
We've got another problem.
There's plenty of oil on this planet.
And you and I have discussed that in one of our global warming things about fossil fuel being abiogenic.
Well, it's pretty evenly distributed all over the world.
But guess what?
The Privy Council is control of all of the oil in Canada and Australia because that's all owned by the Crown.
The United States is the only place where when you bought surface rights to a piece of property, it extended the mineral rights that were underneath that property.
So we're unique, and that allowed for a lot of capital to be developed outside of the imperial model that the rest of the world uses.
But I've got lots of contacts in the oil and gas industry, people I know at Genie Energy, Diamond Offshore, various geotechnical companies, geologists.
And they said there's plenty of oil in Europe that Europe is not allowed to be able to extract because the monarchs still control all of the underground resources.
So they spent four years trying to get a permit to drill in Germany.
It took them six months to successfully drill a well.
And now they've been waiting over two years for the Green Party to say it's okay to burn the gas that's already underneath their feet.
Absolutely insane.
I have no sympathy for a continent that is so evil that they can't see past the stupid green sustainability fossil fuel bullshit lies that they've been told for the last hundred years.
Well, here we have Trump claiming, as I previously reported to you, claim today, many countries will send warships to patrol the Strait of Hormuz.
This is so ludicrous.
President Trump Saturday announced many countries will send warships to patrol the Strait of Hormuz amid the ongoing conflict with Iran, suggesting that its military is still capable of fighting back, no matter how badly defeated they are.
Many countries, especially those who are affected by Iran's attempted closure of the Hormuz Strait, will be sending warships in conjunction with the United States of America to keep the strait open and safe.
He wrote on True Social.
We have already destroyed 100% of Iran's military capability, but it's easy for them to send a droner to drop a mine or deliver a close-range missile somewhere along or in this waterway, no matter how badly defeated they are, as though Iran were in any way, shape, or form defeated.
He had that hopefully China, France, Japan, South Korea, the UK, and other countries affected by this artificial constraint will send ships to the area so the Hormuz Strait will no longer be a threat by a nation that had been totally decapitated.
Look how inconsistent what he's saying, Joe.
Countries totally defeated, completely decapitated, but they still are keeping the straits closed.
In the meantime, the United States will be bombing the hell out of the shoreline, continually shooting Iranian boats and ships out of the water, he continued, one way or another.
We will soon get the Hormuz Strait open, safe, and free.
This is just lunacy.
He has no idea what he's talking about, Joe.
How can we have a sane nation with an insane leader?
Well, we cut off 90% of the oil that it's necessary for Japan, Taiwan, and South Korea to have any kind of a functional society at all.
And my advice to them is tell the United States to pound sand and start taking oil from Russia because that's going to be your best supplier going forward.
That's number one.
Number two, when we forced Japan to sign a armistice agreement at the end of World War I, I mean, World War II.
Yeah.
We said that they would have to pay 75% of the costs of occupation troops on their land.
Well, we have 30,000 occupation troops in Japan at this point.
And Trump said, I'm going to increase that to 40,000.
And Japan said, we ain't paying for the extra 10,000 troops that we already don't need in our country.
So bottom line, Japan is starting to push back.
And once they start getting really suffering from this oil embargo, they're going to decide that they've picked the wrong partner going forward and that they need to join the BRICS.
Yeah, I think that's completely correct.
Get this.
Irresponsible state, responsible state crap.
Really good journal.
Not so diplomatic.
Witkoff, Kushner, and Trump's march to war in Iran.
Reports indicate that two of the president advisors offered misleading advice that helped push the U.S. toward conflict.
Steve Witkoff, special envoy to the Middle East, who President Trump tasked with negotiating a deal with Iran, does not sound very much like a diplomat lately.
There's almost no stopping them.
They have an endless supply of enriched uranium, Witkoff told Sean Hannity the day the war began.
They thought they could strong-harm us.
It was very, very clear that it was going to be impossible, probably by the second meeting.
They bragged about having 60% in range fuel, enough for 11 bombs.
He told reporters seven days into the conflict, even though, Joe, as you will confirm, 60% enrichment is enough for any bomb.
They told me and Jarrett, we're not going to give you diplomatically what you couldn't take militarily.
So, you know, I think they're going to need a change of attitude in a year.
If you had someone who didn't have the courage to do this action, you'd have 30 or 40 nuclear bombs.
He said in an interview with CNBC Tuesday.
Here are just some of the public statements that have sparked serious questions about Witkoff's role in the outbreak of the war.
Witkoff and his co-negotiator, Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, reportedly told the White House on the eve of the campaign that Iran was simply using talks to buy time, a conclusion that factored into Trump's decision to greenlight the operation according to at least three separate reports.
Trump himself publicly claimed that Barrett helped persuade him to go to war.
The decision came on the back of a month-long pressure campaign from Israeli Biembetna that was coordinated with pro-war Trump ally, Senator Lindy Graham, and urged on by a coterie of longtime influential hawks like Hannity and Mark Levin.
Witkoff statement having just raided eyes routine for their oddly bellicose nature.
Several expert foreign officials have also taken issue with Witkoff and Kushner's apparent ignorance of the technical issues involved.
Omani Foreign Minister Badmin Hamad al-Bassadi, a mediator in the talks, made the unusual move of urgently flying to Washington after the talk to tell both the White House and the American public that, contrary to Witkoff and Kushner's naysaying, Iran had made concessions that went well beyond President Barack Obama's 2015 nuclear deal.
Armed Control Associate President Carol Kimball told reporter Laura Rosen that, based on Trump officials on the record briefing about the failure of the talks, the duo appears to have fatally misunderstood a series of basic technical and historical matters involved in the talks.
Well, Witkoff and Kushner viewed Iran's insistence on continuing to use 20% enriched uranium at the Tehran Research Act or as a red flag.
There's no evidence the reactor was being used or even could be used to make a bomb.
Nuclear expert told MS Now, drawing on these accounts, several observers have concluded that the war may have started because with Witkoff and Kushner's lack of nuclear knowledge and because they lacked the technical expertise to even understand what the Iranians were offering in negotiations.
Indeed, the Trump admin opted against including nuclear experts in the negotiating team, a fact which reportedly confused the Iranians.
Others, party to the talk, have made more serious allegations directly challenging Witkoff and Kushner's account of what transpires.
Witkoff claimed the Iranians had boasted about having enough enriched uranium for 11 nuclear bombs simply never happened.
Third party president negotiated and told MS Now, one Gulf State diplomat said this claim, which Witkoff claimed to Fox as a veiled threat from the Iranian negotiators, was inaccurate, and that the Iranians were instead trying to say that all this material can go away should we have a deal and Iran can be relieved from sanctions.
A Gulf State diplomat also told the Alpha, Witkoff, mischaracterized a statement by the IAEA director Rafael Grossi, the American envoy, claimed Iran was enriching and stockpiled uranium at the TRR rather than developing medical isotopes, an assertion that just isn't true.
It was based on a conversation taken completely out of context by Mr. Witkoff.
This is on top of the fact that both the IAEA, including Grossi himself, and numerous assessments from both U.S. Intel and outside experts, have claimed the opposite.
A Witkoff public claimed that Iran was not close to producing a nuclear bomb and was not even pursuing one, which, as I've explained, the Aya Cola had declared Iran could not do.
Iran didn't want and wasn't pursuing nuclear weapons.
But Witkoff and Kushner, who are clearly Zionist zealots, were acting as a propaganda arm to promote B.B. Net Yahoo's absurd theory that Iran was out to get a nuclear bomb when it had no interest in doing so whatsoever.
Joe, your thoughts.
Yeah, well, if you need 20% enrichment in order to use medical grade, you can also take it and put it in 60%, reducing your storage requirement by two-thirds, and you can downmix it when you need it.
So bottom line is they had legitimate reasons to want to make it 60% and not to be making bombs, but just to be able to reduce the storage and the security aspects of having vast quantities of 20%.
And they produce uranium.
It's a rocky country that's got uranium mines.
So why aren't they allowed to use their natural resources like everybody else on the planet is?
They signed up to the international non-proliferation treaties, which the United States and Israel never signed up to.
They signed up to the other world treaties.
And bottom line is, you want to know who the rogue states are in the world?
The rogue states would be United States, Israel, and the Europeans.
Yes, yes.
Who could disagree?
Meanwhile, also from the Truth Seeker, the time has come to pull the plug on Net Yahoo and Trump.
Phil Giraldi, good man.
The extent to which Israeli interests have come to dominate U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East can be measured in terms of its effectiveness.
If one considers the seven trips to the U.S. made by Israeli Prime Minister Netyahu during President Trump Hearst's year in office, Bebe received a passionate reception from Congress and the media,
which came in spite of the fact that he was the man principally responsible for a horrific genocide being conducted against the Gazans and more recently unprovoked attacks on primarily civilian targets on the Palestinian West Bank as well as in neighborhood, neighboring Lebanon and Syria.
Admittedly, the soft landing by Net Yahoo and the United States had been facilitated by the Israeli lobby's corruption of Congress by virtue of hundreds of millions of dollars liberally distributed among both Democrats and Republicans and the same Jewish billionaires.
I've also been adept at buying up media outlets to make sure that our trail of Israelis as perpetual victims is front and center when the American public watches the news or reads a newspaper.
And Israel's ownership of the U.S. political class has been bipartisan.
When President Joe Biden self-described as a Zionist fueling the slaughter in Gaza with money and weapons, followed by Trump's doing more of the same.
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Both presidents have been generous in providing political cover in bodies like the U.N. to make sure Israel is never held accountable for all the crimes against humanity it commits.
By virtue of the Democratic and Republican largest, Israel has received a virtual carte blanc in U.S. support to include ignoring Israeli bombing of schools, hospital, and religious buildings, both Christian and Muslim.
America was recently appalled when a school in Iran was bombed by the U.S., killing 165 little girls.
But Israel has killed hundreds of times that many Gaza children without any consequence at all, thanks to U.S. support and even enabling of the war crime being committed.
Israel has also demonstrated its power in Washington in more practical ways to protect its politician friends.
For example, when dissenting Democrats sought recently to pass a bill to force the Constitutionally and War Powers Act mandated congressional vote to declare the Iranian war, it should have been a no-brainer to restore the rule of law that had been totally ignored by Trump.
But the Republicans and some Democrats united to defeat it without really seeking to justify it in legal or constitutional terms.
Nor was any attempt made to define a national security interest to justify the phony threat claims which had been produced that led to the initiation of conflict in the first place.
Let me add.
I've been a longtime admirer of Ron Johnson, my senator here in Wisconsin.
Ron Johnson voted against having that war powers act out for public debate and discussion.
I am incensed.
This is a guy in whom I believed.
I thought he was a leader.
I thought he'd even make a great president of the United States.
And here he's betraying the American people in the Constitution of the United States.
Damn you, Ron Johnson, for that.
Joe.
Yeah, well, it turns out a whole bunch of these people are 100% puppets.
Hegsith, one of the things he did is he didn't like the coverage that was being reported by Reuters and AP at the Pentagon.
So he fired all of the staff that had been allowed to the press room at the Pentagon.
And one of the few people he allows in is Laura Loomer, the loony tune from South Florida, who's 100% Zionist.
And she has filed a complaint against Tucker Carlson, which was supposed to be kept QC.
But Tucker's got plenty of friends in the CIA that said the CIA is reading all of your texts and emails, and they're trying to prepare a dossier for the DOJ to convict you of being a foreign agent and espionage.
So bottom line is this whole thing is going to spin out of control for these folks.
And mouthpieces like her and Shapiro and Levin are all going to end up being the most discredited propagandist in the history of our country.
So bottom line is couldn't happen to a more deserving group of monsters.
Just to substantiate Trump's FCC chair threatened the news network over rain war coverage.
If they say anything honest and accurate, they're going to be punished.
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr's warning was met with immediate outrage.
One advocacy group calling it an authoritarian warning.
This is disgraceful.
President Trump's Federal Communication Commission chairman is threatening to revoke the license of news broadcasters over their coverage of the Iran war.
Brendan Carr, the head of the agency war and broadcast news organization Saturday to correct course following the president's rants over news coverage of his war with Iran, including stories about U.S. aircraft anchors sustaining damage in a strike, which they had.
Broadcasters that are running hoaxes and news historians, also known as fake news, have a chance now to correct course before their license renewals come up.
Carr said in a post on X without naming any outliers.
The law is clear.
Broadcasters must operate in the public interest, and they will lose their licenses if they do not, meaning they must operate in propaganda organs of the White House or they'll lose their license.
The FCC did not immediately respond to MSNAT requests for comment.
Carr referenced the truth social post from Saturday morning to nine reports that the U.S. Air Force refueling planes were struck at a military base in Saudi Arabia.
Trump directed his screen at the Wall Street Journal, which first reported the news.
The New York Times and other low-life papers and media, claiming they actually want us to lose the war.
In his own social media post later in the day, Carr pointed at Trump for election win as an example of the lack of trust in the media from the American people.
When a political candidate is able to win a landslide election victory after the face of OASIS and distortion or something, very wrong.
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Car Stratt was met with immediate blowback from free speech advocates and political figures.
Joe, this isn't going to go anywhere.
This is absolute lunacy.
This FCC guy, how can he be in that position when he's not supporting freedom of speech and freedom of the press?
These entities are simply reporting on news about the development of the war.
And Trump is in a state of disbelief because he's been so massively misled.
He wants the public media to reflect his delusions.
How outrageous is that?
Your thoughts.
Yeah, well, that's what you get when you elect a narcissistic megalomaniac with messianic intentions.
Yeah, the guy really thinks he's God.
It's unbelievable.
But, you know, time has a way of eroding all of his power positions.
Another thing that's interesting is that we're allowed to have a president of the UN Security Council, and it's a rotating presidency based on, I think, the 15 members that are in the Security Council.
And so each one gets a month.
Guess who he appointed to be our representative at the UN Security Council?
Melania.
Yeah.
It's absurd.
It is absurd.
I know.
And she started on March 1st.
And guess what?
The first thing she said was, I'm really concerned that there's an undervalue of education for females in the world and that little girls are being deprived of education.
Yeah, you just deprived 180 of them of education in Iran, you monsters.
Well, Melania is just a trophy wife.
You know, she's just decoration.
She has no role, no real influence on anything.
They don't even live together, Joe.
She lives in New York.
He's in Florida.
You know, I think that their relationship is totally a marriage of convenience.
I doubt they're even having marital relations.
I mean, it's just good for her career.
She gets so much publicity, being now among the most famous women of the world.
But it's just, you know, arm candy for Trump to be able to have her with him when he goes to a significant event and he can have her there.
Your thoughts?
Yeah, you'd have to be a stable genius to keep a fashion plate like that on your arm all the time.
But like you say, she's not there all the time.
She's busy taking care of Barron and going to college in New York, running the UN because she's such a security expert, and then also running her fashion and beauty products lines that she's running out of her New York apartment.
So bottom line is she doesn't have time to go out and play hanky panky with the skanky.
And I can't imagine what the guy looks like in the nude.
I mean, he's just got such horrible body shape.
And I'm sorry, playing golf, riding around a golf cart and swinging a one-pound golf club every 10 minutes is not exercise.
The guy's absolutely horrible physical shape.
So yeah, yeah, yeah.
I think even absent all the stress Position to occupy.
I don't think he's going to live a long life anyway.
And, you know, by targeting the supreme leader, he made himself a network big targets.
I mean, Iran can retaliate with impunity.
The world's going to recognize it was tit for tat, which is the game Iran has been playing.
They're not hitting targets unless their own targets of that kind have been hit, and then they're retaliating in force.
And with now 55 waves of missiles, and Donald Trump thinks all the reports of the damage to Israel is AI generated.
I mean, Joe, how dumb can this guy be?
Tell me.
Well, if he retreats from the Middle East like he's going to be forced to do, his problem is not going to be that Iran's going to take him out.
Mossad's going to take him out and try to frame Iran for it.
So we can all say, oh, they took our president, but it's going to be Mossad.
Same thing with the JFK, RFK, you know, on and on and on.
The USS Liberty.
These are the most deceitful human beings on the planet.
And if they decide that he's turned on him, then he'll be object number one in their hit list.
So, and they certainly have more access to him than Iran would.
Oh, I think that's 100% correct, Joe.
You know, Mossad is so professional.
I admire their professionalism, but the aims and objectives to which they apply it are something I disapprove of massively in case after case.
I think Mossad may do some good things in the world, but we are not learning about them through the media or any research effort with which I am familiar.
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Would you agree?
Yeah.
You know, if you're 90% evil, then the 10% good you do doesn't really count.
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