THE IRAN WAR FLARES UP AGAIN BEFORE A DEAL
Donald Trump went back to large-scale attacks after Iran downed a US Apache helicopter. President Trump told Fox News that the strikes included 49 Tomahawk missiles at military targets inside Iran. The US Central Command forces on X tweeted that the strikes were conducted “on behalf of the Commander in Chief’s direction... in response to Iran’s unwarranted and continued aggression,” but Iran’s counterattacks have always been in response to Israeli and US joint aggression, who started this war. Trump went back to a war footing somewhat reluctantly as he desperately wants to make a deal before the coming oil shortage which is predicted to hit other parts of the world in July, and raise US prices dramatically as we try to make up for the shortfall. But bad as he wants a deal he’s been reluctant to make any compromise with Iran and Iran has plenty of missiles and drones to continue the war. Trump is getting so frustrated, he reportedly asked his close advisors if nuclear weapons might help force Iran to yield, says Seymour Hersh. The idea was uniformly opposed by all advisors and so he backed off. But it shows how desperate Trump is to get out of this war Israel talked him into. Trump keeps threatening to escalate the attacks which isn’t doing any good. In response, Iran’s top military leaders have announced they have once again closed the Strait of Hormuz. Iran said that it will shoot at any vessel attempting to pass the strait. To receive a free, one-time sample of the Brief, along with options on how to subscribe, click on Request a sample on the left.
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The Russians are building tremendous new nuclear/biological and chemical weapons systems--all with the assistance of US technology transfers. They are deploying on average, 3 new Topol-M 6th generation ballistic missiles per month. We built our last MX over 10 years ago, and are disarming unilaterally. Further, the Russian are building huge underground nuclear bunkers and weapons production facilities in the Ural Mountains, clearly intended to function during a nuclear war. The US intelligence community (under both Republican and Democratic administrations) knows this and are actively covering for the Russians, so the American people won't become alarmed.
Both Republican and Democratic administrations have been supplying the Chinese with high technology weapons systems for years, knowing that they, in turn, are supplying other enemies (Iran, Iraq, Pakistan, North Korea) as well. Both Russia and China continue to protest against any US anti-ballistic missile system, even though such systems are purely defensive. It doesn't take a genius to understand that ABM systems only threaten someone who intends to launch ballistic missiles someday.
President Clinton directed our military to absorb a nuclear first strike rather than launch on warning (our only true deterrent to a first strike) and to prepare to retaliate afterward. That first strike will take down all command and control, all bombers (since none are on alert), most missiles, and all satellite and submarine communications.
According to the House Armed Services Committee, the following reductions have taken place during the Clinton Administration: Strategic and General Purpose Forces from 1990 to 1997: B-52 Bombers have gone from 220 to 56. B-1 Bombers from 90 to 60; Strategic Defense Interceptor Aircraft from 36 to 0; and Army Divisions (1990 to 1997) have gone from 18 Active down to 10. Reserve divisions have gone from 10 to 8. Army Brigades (1990 to 1997) have declined from 8 Active to 3 and Reserve brigades have gone down from 27 to 18.
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