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Michael Hudson and Richard Wolff Talk About Iran's Economical Advantages During the War.

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China Testing Their War Robots Looks Like Clips From "The Division" Video Game Franchise.

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The Onion Covers the "Split" Within The Republican Party

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The Grayzone: Did God Really Choose Trump?

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The Daily Show: Pete Hegseth's Focused On America Media Over Iran, and Is Asked About "AI Jesus"

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Professor Wolff Lists The Economic Problems Revealed From the US/Israeli War On Iran

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  Just to recap the list: Helium (used to make computer chips) Fertilizer (contains nitrogen that's used for farming) Oil (for automobiles and heating) Jet fuel (aka, air travel)

Professor Marandi (and Others) On CGTN To Talk About the US-Iran Ceasefire.

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Rachel Blevins and KJ Noh Discuss How the US/Israeli War On Iran Impacts China (and Other Things).

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Is "The Art of The Deal" Being Applied, and If So, Is It Working?

 Jon Stewart's mocking of Donald Trump's Art of the Deal ( from a recent post ) reminded me of the time Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt mocked reporters in the aftermath of the US-China Tariff War for not reading the Art of the Deal, as if President Trump was applying the "strategies" in that book to geopolitical affairs (and with success).  And that reminder led to a thought: Is the "Art of the Deal" really being used in regards to the US (and Israel) handling Iran, and if it is, is the strategy working? Let's break this down by the supposed 11 Points , shall we? Think Big : Aim for the highest possible goals, as limitations often stem from fear of success or growth . The Administration has not been publicly clear on its goals. If you believe the Policy Papers, Iran is but a speed bump to dismantling Russia and China. If you have listened to the Trump White House, the "goals" have included: regime change, liberating women, preventing the d...