A ground war with the Iranians? Are you aware that the countries surrounding Iran avoid engaging in a ground war with them? The reason lies in the concentration of ethnic groups along the borders: U.S. soldiers would be slaughtered.
@imetatronink An interesting point: while Soleimani was busy shaping the situation in Lebanon, he turned his attention to the history of the Sassanids in Yemen. The Zaydi Yemenis were a warrior people, yet they lacked a leader—so Soleimani stepped in to fill that role.
@steve_hanke Right now, all the Persian Gulf states have sent a pleading message to Iran proposing that a summit be held... The servants have bowed before the king.
@steve_hanke They were fools... they were taken in by artificial intelligence and the hype surrounding American weaponry. Now, Iran is turning its sights toward Israel... Israel has only 30 seconds to get to a shelter.
@BrettErickson28 This proves exactly what I said... conquering the land requires human effort... Good days do not lie ahead for Saudi Arabia... There are three safe places in Saudi Arabia: Mecca, Medina, and a Shia-populated city.
Technology has made remarkable strides in the United States.yet, from the perspective of an ancient civilization like Iran, this poses an existential threat to the country's future, as many of these technologies lack genuine, significant utility.The Earth needs humans,not robots.
@BrettErickson28 Those families across the regions surrounding Iran that I mentioned to you... Iran is the only country in the world that sits at the heart of a cross-border cultural and civilizational family. Merchant families from all of Iran's borders bring goods into the country.
@BrettErickson28 Do you know the difference between Iran and other countries? They don't exaggerate their power beyond their borders... because the very same people live within the Iranian empire—they possess geographic power. Trump's America doesn't have that kind of power.
@BrettErickson28 The secret of Iran lies in the fact that the very same families inhabiting the Iranian Plateau are also present in surrounding countries-to the extent that members of a single family may simultaneously serve as ministers or members of parliament in bothIran andneighboring nations