>>509769677
quite interesting. Alex Jones being controlled opposition makes sense, his arguments are too muddled to be useful. Tucker's is far more concerning to the powers that be, smells of infighting even. If he's a spook it's somewhat of a white pill that some faction of the government can still make propaganda that appeals to me. He's coming at the Israel lobby with finesse. This is for a media personality quite unexpected and is an incredibly bad look for the government given his following and his ability to box official responses into a corner. I don't think he's wrong about Iran, generally. If foreign wars will ruin any remaining coherence in the country it seems logical to make the government stop being so obvious about being controlled by foreign states. This is to say that Iran, nukes or not, isn't a real threat to America and that America has so many existing problems that illogically pursing Iran is a far greater threat to the state than Iran itself poses. Seems like the sort of thing the DOD or some other government faction may realize and try to mitigate. This also makes me think that any nation wishing to undermine the nation would attempt to incite intervention and escalation.