Iranian media just started rebroadcasting the anthem of the Iran-Iraq War due to the state of alert imposed in Iran pic.twitter.com/9r5OO9CjzV

— Lord Bebo (@MyLordBebo) August 2, 2024

This seems good.

Reuters:

The U.S. military will deploy additional fighter jets and Navy warships to the Middle East, the Pentagon said on Friday, as Washington seeks to bolster defenses following threats from Iran and its allies Hamas and Hezbollah.

The U.S. is bracing for Iran to make good on its vow to respond to the killing of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh two days ago in Tehran – one in a series of killings of senior figures in the Palestinian militant group as the war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza rages.

U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin had approved sending additional Navy cruisers and destroyers– which can shoot down ballistic missiles– to the Middle East and Europe.

It is also sending an additional squadron of fighter jets to the Middle East.

Yeah, this is getting… we’re getting into escalation mode here, huh?

LIVE: @DepPentPressSec Sabrina Singh holds a news briefing at the Pentagon. https://t.co/CtZbYi80xo

— Department of Defense 🇺🇸 (@DeptofDefense) August 2, 2024

I know that everyone keeps saying “nothing ever happens,” but the events since the debate seem to bring that assertion into question.

The Israeli war with Lebanon is definitely happening, and Iran is definitely going to be involved in that war, and Israel is definitely going to be directly bombing Iran more.

The basic question is: can the US manage a war against the entire Middle East?

We know they can bomb Iran, and destroy their cities, which is the response you get when you ask about a war with Iran: “We’ll just carpet bomb them and send them back 100 years.”

The issue that I’ve taken with that assertion is… Iran has been aware since at least the invasion of Iraq that the US was planning to carpet bomb Tehran. And these people are not stupid. So it seems to me that if they know that is the opening move of the US, they’ve probably set things up to respond to that.

One would have to assume that they have a lot of caves and tunnels with a lot of drones. They also have the ability t0 activate militias using tunnels and drones all over the region. The US does not really have a response to “people running around in tunnels firing drones.” There just isn’t really a conventional military response to that, other than sending in ground troops to chase down the people in the tunnels.

We’ve seen what a disaster the Israeli operation in Gaza has been for the IDF. The IDF is effectively and de facto a branch of the US military, given that they have access to all of the technologies and training, and further, it’s obvious that US Special Forces are active in Gaza. So, this whole “tunnels and cheap rockets and drones” system is a way to resist the US military more or less indefinitely. Now, imagine all of southern Lebanon being a Gaza, having Gazas all through Iran, plus of course the Gaza in Yemen, and then various different Gazas in Iraq and Syria.

The point is: what Hamas is doing is working. Israel keeps losing soldiers and there is no real evidence they are any closer to “destroying” Hamas than they were on day 1 of the invasion.

When you look at things in those terms, leveling Beirut and Tehran don’t really mean very much, because the Iron Dome doesn’t work, and these fighters can continue to fire rockets and drones into Israel until you figure out a way to get them out of the tunnels.

You feel me?

The common wisdom was “oh Israel can just ‘take Gaza'” – ten months later, that hasn’t happened. And Gaza should be easy, compared to South Lebanon, let alone Iran.

The only obvious solution to the war that the Jews and the Americans are planning, that I can see, is to deploy massive ground forces to actually go into the tunnels. Otherwise these groups will not be destroyed, and because of these technological developments in rocket and drone technology, if they are not destroyed, they can just keep attacking.

A Fire You Don’t Want to Start

The other problem that I see here for these people is that if you attack Iran, and Iran responds by starting fires all over the Middle East through this militia network they’ve built, Sunnis are going to start saying “well, we should do something too” and start overthrowing governments and so on.

People who plan these wars don’t really know very much about the constitution of Arabs and Middle Eastern people generally. They are not really opposed to war, unless they are very rich (at which point they get soft). The US has prevented constant wars by making sure very rich people control the governments of the region. But the young men are also likely to risk their lives, and they are pretty good at organizing into units that operate in a cohesive way without top-down organization.

If the whole region is set on fire, all bets are off. And I see no way to go through with this planned war with Iran without setting the whole region on fire. Then the US has this single goal of protecting the Jews, like some kind of Tower Defense game… it just all looks to be very poorly planned.

Pentagon Press Secretary Air Force Brig. Gen. Pat Ryder Officially Announces the AARO Website

Full Press Conference: https://t.co/sh63khUjsl#ufoX #ufo #uap #uapX #ufos #ufotwitter pic.twitter.com/1zkv52p7D0

— Mike Colangelo (@MikeColangelo) August 31, 2023

DoD Press Secretary | UAP/UFOs AARO

“David Grusch…will the interviews he conducted with 40+ people be published on the website?”#ufo #uap #aaro #davidgrusch #dod #ufoX pic.twitter.com/ePTsVcHrtJ

— UAP Files – Jimmy (@UAPFilesPodcast) September 1, 2023

Some people think it’s extreme to say the government is planning to hoax a fake alien contact event.

Okay, well.

Then why are they promoting this?

What possible reason could they have for promoting it, other than that they are planning a hoax?

New York Post:

The Pentagon is launching a website that will provide declassified information available about unidentified flying objects to the public — including photos and videos, federal officials announced Thursday.

The website will be the official website for information released by the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office [AARO] — a relatively new Pentagon office founded in July 2022 tasked with analyzing reports of unidentified aerial phenomena [UAPs] in US airspace.

“This website will serve as a one-stop shop for all publicly available information related to AARO and UAP,” a Department of Defense press release says.

“AARO will regularly update the website with its most recent activities and findings as new information is cleared for public release.”

The website appears to still be under construction, but is scheduled to be up and running in the fall, the DOD said.

The Pentagon said it was “committed to transparency with the American people on AARO’s work” on UAPs.

Through the new site, the public can peruse photos and videos of UAPs as they are declassified and read reports on the sightings as they become available.

This has been everywhere lately.

There is never any evidence beyond “Defense Department said so.”

But there is this huge campaign to try to convince people it’s all real.

I can’t think of an innocent explanation for that.

New declassified UFO video just dropped. Sean Kirkpatrick, head of the Pentagon’s All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office, walks senators through a sighting of a “spherical UAP” in the Middle East from last year pic.twitter.com/ep6aujggmY

— Dave Brown (@dave_brown24) April 19, 2023

Insert picture of anti-white “anal marriage” supporter Tucker Carlson doing the Nintendo Switch face.

RT:

The Pentagon on Wednesday declassified a video shot by a US MQ-9 Reaper drone after it encountered an unidentified flying object zooming over the Middle East. The incident, which was reported last year, is the first such encounter by an unmanned aircraft with what the military has renamed Unexplained Anomalous Phenomena (UAP).

Explaining the video’s contents during a Senate hearing, Sean Kirkpatrick, director of the Pentagon’s All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO), listed the attributes of the bright and shimmering “metallic orb” the military drone saw.

“Silver. Translucent. Metallic. 10,000 to 30,000 feet [in the air] with apparent velocities from the stationary to mach to no thermal exhausts usually detected,” he said, noting the object had behaved “consistent with other ‘metallic orb’ observations in the region.”

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Kirkpatrick did not rule out that the orb could be “adversary breakthrough technology,” but said it could also fall under the heading of “known objects or phenomena” or “extraterrestrials.”

They are releasing new aliens horseshit every week now.

The chances continue to increase that they are going to do some kind of major aliens hoax to throw confusion into the spicy mix of their endless war agenda.

If women weren’t in the military in the first place this wouldn’t be an issue.

— Plutarch’s Stepson (@PlutarchStepson) February 17, 2023

Wait so.

Are they incentivizing women getting pregnant so they can have an abortion?

How else can we read the fact that they are giving benefits for women who get abortions?

Do they really think that women won’t purposefully get pregnant so they can have an abortion to get a free vacation? Because women absolutely will do that and everyone knows it.

RT:

The Pentagon has taken steps to ensure that troops have easy access to abortion, offering ample time off and fully funded travel for service members who are stationed in states that banned the procedure in the wake of last year’s US Supreme Court ruling on Roe v Wade.

Department of Defense officials revealed the special benefits on Thursday, saying troops who have to go out of state for an abortion will get up to three weeks of leave, and allowances to cover all travel costs. US military branches have 30 days in which to enact the new policies.

Service members cannot control where they are stationed, a senior defense official told Military Times, and the new policies are designed to alleviate any potential impact on their “access to essential health care.” The official expressed hope the move “will help ensure long-term that we’re able to recruit, retain and maintain the readiness of a highly qualified force.”

Troops also are given up to 20 weeks, rather than the previous limit of two weeks, to inform their commanders of a pregnancy. Those who choose to delay notification can be placed on light-duty and non-deployable status by a military health care provider, without their condition being disclosed to their commander. However, when a pregnancy is discovered in pre-deployment testing, troops who don’t plan to abort their baby must notify their commander immediately.

A Pentagon study found that 56.2% of women service members who have an unwanted pregnancy didn’t use birth control at the time they conceived.

I guess this explains why they made their building a satanic symbol.

We always thought that was strange.