In spite of the Corporate Media's continuing suppression of news from Gulf War 3.0, the Allies are continuing to inflict further massive defeats on the Globalists. Beyond the Political Theater, Epstein, Natalie Harp, and muh gas prices, (the only issues that Americans seem to care about---along with pro tips on how to profit off all of the coming new normals), this morning we learned that Yemeni Freedom Fighters liberated the key port city of Mocha. Mocha commands the inlet to the Red Sea and had been occupied by Globalist mercenaries attempting another Color Revolution in Yemen. The remaining enemy forces are pinned down in various parts of the country.
Meanwhile, the Iranian Navy (supposed totally destroyed) captured intact one of the Pentagon's highly sophisticated underwater tactical drones. Apparently, the contractors in Big Tech (supposedly the world's smartest men) didn't think of putting a self-destruct mechanism on the drone as they used to do with other secret military projects deployed in high-risk areas.
Oops! Oh well, we're certain that oversight saved overhead and contributed to stable stock margins.
Iran also launched several missile barrages targeting both enemy ports and military bases. In the first case, the regimes in Kuwait and Bahrain have already declared force majeur cancelling oil and other resource contracts: today, they ordered all domestic shipping crews to evacuate ships. Our brave xhes in uniform responded by doing something that our Pentagon is actually good at doing: bombing unarmed cargo ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
The other Iranian barrage, however, targeted bases in Jordan with over 40 missiles. The Pentagon claims---as usual---that all Iranian missiles were shot down and the others caused no damage or casualties. Videos from Jordan show a different story, with locals celebrating as their occupiers and puppet-government saw its assets blown to pieces. (Note: we'd show some of these here, but apparently the Tech Lords are blocking such images from uploading.)
The Corporate Media lately has been profiling a few 'military families' pining that their precious snowflakes are struggling along on active duty. This wasn't a problem when they dutifully went abroad in illegal conflicts to kill defenseless civilians, annihilate hopelessly over-matched foreign militaries, train foreign death-squads, etc. "This isn't what they signed up for!" they read off the prepared script.
Well, what did they sign up to do? It's not been any secret that the Pentagon is a mare's-nest of corruption and crime totally under the thumb of---and acting as mercenaries for---Global Commercial and Financial interests. The Military and Academia have this in common: they take the best of American youth---use them for whatever they can get out of them and then discard them like garbage when they're of no further use. But Americans keep going along with these scams: it's only when they suffer personally that they suddenly care.
Another scam being discussed in foreign media outlets and a few alternative sites here is about the true nature of American casualties. At last report, the Pentagon claims 18 personnel killed and over 800 wounded. These ratios don't add up. In previous conflicts, the ratio of killed to wounded is typically about 3:1. The Pentagon's numbers are over 40:1.
Let's consider two points here. The Pentagon was suffering higher casualties in Iraq and Afghanistan when they were fighting militias using improvised weapons; today they are fighting a professional army with ballistic missiles. To believe that roadside bombs and guerrilla raids inflicted higher casualties than direct hits by half-ton warheads coming in at hypersonic speed is a serious tax on one's credulity.
The other thing to consider is that the Deep State and its Media sock-puppets routinely give us false numbers. It wasn't that long ago that more people supposedly died of a flu outbreak than all of the major wars fought by the US since 1860 combined. Even more recently, we were sold the belief that millions of illegal immigrants were siphoning off the welfare system. Both of these were covers for wealth and power grabs, just like this war supposedly is. Americans, though, buy into these utterly impossible numbers, or react with apathy or opportunism even if they privately don't believe a word of any of it.
Like many of our other national issues, the disaster in the Persian Gulf is entirely one of our own making. Decades of looking the other way, going-along-to-get-along, looking out for #1, etc. have finally built up to a point where no amount of Denialism is going to keep us from facing Reality sooner or later.
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