>for years tankies and the Tucker Carlson/Scott Ritter defeatist crowd insisted bombing Iran would lead to the apocalypse
>Mass rain of missile death upon thousands of US troops, straits of Hormuz closed, simultaneous war with not just Iran but also Hezbollah, Yemen, Iraq, Palestine, Syria
>Russia, China, North Korea intervenes starting WW3
>Draft in US, American economy collapsed, activated terror cells spreading death on US soil

>Instead, Iran files a complaint at the UN and raises the Gamboge flag of perturbances

>>63881507 (OP)
The only reason people listen to that Douglas Mcgregor guy is because he sounds like an authorative military guy even though he's wrong about everything. The Holden Bloodfeasts will win, they always do. The bums will always lose.

>>63881507 (OP)
Iran couldn't do shit in 1988 and they sure as hell can't do it in 2025.

>>63881507 (OP)
>there are people really stupid enough to believe that Iran would actually announce a formal declaration of war against the US et al in response to any sort of strike upon their nuclear enrichment facilities
>they really believed this would happen after israel basically danced (lol) on iran by making quick work of pretty much all of their defenses and iran failed to strike israel back effectively in any means
>after the strikes, Hezbollah immediately said they're sitting this one out
Is there a muslim version of AIPAC? I'm asking genuinely because even if you hate kikes I seriously can't imagine being delusional enough to believe Iran would actually stand a chance on their own or even make an attempt to.

>>63881555
Yes there are a wide array of Islamic lobby groups in the US. The most overt one is CAIR but the most important ones are more subtle and less overt. Tons of Saudi/qatari money flows into US politics from third party sources. Ask yourself how the Saudis are able to buy up so many US farms

In addition, a lot of the woke right or defeatist group OP mentioned as well as groypers are on Islamic payrolls to shill for them.

>>63881507 (OP)
You got to admit its quite funny to watch

>>63881507 (OP)
God I can't wait to watch the seethe on /pol/ when the invasion begins.

>>63881588
The real braintrust of U.S. foreign policy that will shape what will happen (as laid out in their white papers) are these tubby, grouchy think-tank guys who sit around in conference rooms in Washington and have long lunches at restaurants called things like The Duck & Peach. They have lifetime sinecures in organizations named things like the Potomac Institute and the Center for Offshore Balancing. Their kids get jobs at RealClearDefense and they have seen many presidents come and go.