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Defense planner warns Iran war is greatest unforced strategic error in American history
Julian Dorey Daily
The Most Terrifying Paranormal Experiment Case Ever | Sean Hazlett
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"This in my opinion is the greatest unforced strategic error in American history. We didn't even have three or four mine sweepers in the region when we started bombing. Like this is the geostrategic jugular."
A former Pentagon planner who authored a master's thesis on Iran two decades ago warns the current military campaign is catastrophically misguided. He reveals that defense department wargaming predicted exactly how the conflict would unfold, with recommendations ignored due to cost concerns. The planner argues the campaign makes no mathematical sense given Iran's tens of thousands of ballistic missiles versus America's production of seven to eight interceptors monthly.
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- The Most Terrifying Paranormal Experiment Case Ever | Sean Hazlett
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