>>509762551
You're in the weeds, whether or not it's (((your))) intention. For everyone who isn't Iran, Israel or America in this conflict; and the contextual parties of other conflicts, it's not about Iran's nuclear capabilities or China's right to Tiawan, or Russia's right to the Ukraine; it's about G7 VS BRICS. We are in an era of scarcity for resources, again ignore material needs of tomorrow and look 3-5 years out, countries are deciding whether they want to work within the western sphere of influence or against it, all the time weighing which will have a better economic outcome and the least amount of riots. We're seeing practice of 5th generational warfare which by definition has purposefully obscured actions and intended effects to limit the ability to respond with traditional means or meaningful efficiency. Considering all of this, Turkey coming to bat for Iran makes little sense for those looking at historical and social patterns but looking at inflation, often attributed to the dollar, half a decade of riots and similar unrest, recent political upheaval; then tagging onto a war hoping for greater benefactors, a more stable currency and commodity market, political misgivings forgiven in a relative state of surplus; makes sense. This is not to say it's set in stone but consider the acts of any country not in 5 eyes or BRICS, have similar concerns. Loyalties are being broken in unheard of means going both ways, these countries are going to reevaluate alliances and many will seem peculiar when they make 180's. Neither confederation is rock solid, really everyone is on the ropes which is why I expect commodity rich third parties to be the focus of conflict as the superpowers try to catch their breath. Looking at America it's obvious we've lost the means to control the world with coercion and threats, having decayed to much and being overleveraged physically and fiscally. Naturally if their is breton woods 2.0 everyone that got fucked 80 years...