Posted on 06/23/2024 1:22:28 PM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum
Imagine, for a moment, that the Iranian government announces it has developed a nuclear bomb and threatens to use it on Israel. The United States reacts with the threat of military intervention, as it did in 1991 and 2003 in Iraq. Iran signals that it will not tolerate a third Gulf war and looks for allies. American forces mass to enter Iran, which orders national mobilisation. Russia, China and North Korea express their support for Iran, and Washington expands its intervention force, bringing in a British contingent. Russia enters the game, raising the stakes in the expectation that the West will back down. A nuclear standoff follows, but with tense and itchy fingers on both sides, as leaders gamble on the risk of not striking first, it all ends in disaster. The Third World War begins with an exchange of nuclear fire, and the rest, as they say, is history.
Or picture this: Chinese frustration over the status of Taiwan prompts a build-up of invasion forces. The United States is preoccupied with its own domestic political crisis. Japan anxiously watches the exchange of harsh words between China and Taiwan, wondering whether to intervene. The United Nations condemns Chinese actions, and China repudiates the censure and orders invasion, confident that a quick victory will prevent others from intervening, as Hitler hoped when he invaded Poland in 1939. The United States now activates contingency plans to save Taiwan, and each side uses tactical nuclear weapons against the other’s armed forces. North Korea and Russia side with China. There is no general nuclear strike, but Russia warns Europe to keep out, dividing American strategy between the two theatres, as it was in the Second World War. The conflict continues to escalate.
Now let’s...
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“Why it’s too late to stop World War 3”
It’s only too late to stop WW3 AFTER the Neocons force Putin to ‘push the button’.
Come to think of it...
I think the Iranians already have the bomb.
Luckily their delivery system is limited to the Toyota Hilux. 🤡
The article outlines a war of puppets. The real battle is the clash of central banks. The US Dollar on one side, BRICS on the other. Those are the puppet masters.
(Imagine, for a moment, that the Iranian government announces it has developed a nuclear bomb and threatens to use it on Israel.)
That’s Ezekiel 38
The protest will come from...Sheba and Dedan
(Saudi Arabia)
“Who are Sheba and Dedan? “Sheba and Dedan are not difficult to identify. They are located in the modern country of Saudi Arabia.”5 Sheba and Dedan are said to be in alignment with “the merchants of Tarshish, with all its villages.””
Wouldn’t surprise me if they had a small number by now
Bingo.
I’ve been saying exactly that for the past year.
They’re still perfecting a *delivery system* to make the ME — and otgher places — a smoking mess.
Russia has nothing to up the ante with as it is fullt committed in Ukraine. China is busy planing its invasion of Taiwan. Neither is meaningfully in a position for substative involvement in a middle east war. We will never invade Iran, but we might bomb or blockade it. They probably already have the bomb but so does Israel and I doubt Iran could knock them out with a first strike so any strike would be national suicide.
Yeah that sounds more like what we are facing. Dollar vs BRICS
Frank Marks — vaxxed for no?
Jeremiah 49:38 will through a wrench into Iran’s plans.
Sounds like a great idea!
Byline: Dick Ovary
Israel and the US would flip a coin to see who takes out Mecca. Loser takes out Medina. Who get Qom?
What yield nuke will cut the head off of our swamp snake?,.
Although, Devine asteroid strike would be my choice, intervention on our behalf.
Which “American forces” would those be — the ones that left Iraq and Afghanistan in humiliating fashion?
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