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Priorities of the Iran Excusion
Free Republic ^ | 17 mar 26 | Xzins

Posted on 03/17/2026 10:50:36 AM PDT by xzins

The campaign in Iran is necessary for a variety of reasons. It is also justifiable under fair Just War evaluations.

There are critical objectives that must be met:

1. Totally destroy Iran's nuclear capacity. I extend that to any so-called peaceful nuclear energy use. Iran is not trustworthy with any nuclear capacity whatsoever.

2. Totally access in and around the Strait of Hormuz. Whether this takes the form of escort of ships and annihilation of any opposition any time it appears, or whether it requires actual control of the Iranian side of the land mass, it is a necessary objective.

3. Continue the decapitation of Iran's leadership until a leadership appears that is not fanatical jihadism in the tradition of the ayatollahs.

4. Continue the destruction of any police/guard forces that are used to murder, quell, and subjugate the citizens of Iran.

5. Prevent Iranian weapons resupply from across land from any US adversary.


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KEYWORDS: excusion; hormuz; iran; nothanks; noxioustrollappears; nukes; vanity
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What a hunk of feces you are.


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