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aDoozy's avatar

Perhaps Netanyahu's realization that Israel's two refineries, plus other vital plants, would be targeted (first?) by Iran if the US conducts a massive infrastructure strike on Iran, caused him to tell Trump to back-off. But I am thinking it is just for now. Israel won't toss its conquest goal aside. Perhaps a surprise attack will occur.

Lord help.

EagleHorse5's avatar

😀Big Thanks😃

Omid Souresrafil MBBS PhD FHRS's avatar

Israel’s two refineries will be dust in a few minutes and if they use nukes they’d be nuked with some

Nakayama's avatar

Yes, but that means someone having the ability, the material, and the intention. Unless Iran itself is paper-thin beneath the nuclear threshold, I don't see another country performing that necessary surgery. Iran also must survive the hit of up to 100 warheads and still hold together. When traffic and infrastructure are broken, it is difficult to hold a nation together without a civil war.

Carol Eaves's avatar

Paid subscriber but haven’t had access to videos for some time. Now no audio either 😤

Tracy Carver's avatar

I don't understand why Our Greatest Ally still has an air force. And also why their refineries that produce aviation fuel haven't been eliminated.

Mimi Alberu's avatar

Can you please post a link to the Karl Miller report? Would also like to see it discussed on Transition Protocol.

ann watson's avatar

Those Radar were also controlling the drought in Iran. Would be nice to hear your opinion on the Merging of the two militaries Larry - or did I miss something ? Thanks for opening up the comment section