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In your post titled, "Russia, Iran, Israel, US--A Dialog", you made a very insightful comment in response to American Cardigan, "The current geopolitical situation is highly fluid and the status quo will not remain--not even in a degraded form. Well, that's my prediction. America, one way or another, will be forced to focus on its own very real problems."

If we get involved in going up against Iran, I fear us getting into a quagmire. Either that, or we sustain heavy casualties and pull out quickly. I don't see how it ends well for us. That leads us to abandoning our role as the world's policeman. In that vein, I share a link to an article I think you'll find interesting. It jibes with your quote above. It's titled Delusion in DC, written by Josiah Lippincott and found on American Greatness at https://amgreatness.com/2024/10/18/delusion-in-dc/

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From my limited understanding of Israel's and Iran's relative strengths and weaknesses, Israel's best chance for 'success', which I am not endorsing, seems to be a preemptive heavy strike. If that doesn't work, it seems to me, that Israel is then at the mercy of Iran. Rather than step back from the abyss, which I understand he can't do, or he is finished, maybe to the point of being jailed by Israel, Netanyahu is like a cornered animal. I hope I'm wrong, but I don't think Israel is going to stand down. They appear set on going for double or nothing.

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