Let's Do a Little "World War" Weekend Recap

First, I'll clarify my last post: It's the stage of a world war where the mainstream hasn't caught up to what's going on. We can't and shouldn't wait for the CNN/MSNBC/FoxNews blob to tell the people that we're "officially" at war; Congress hasn't formally declared since 1942 and I'm sure we've bombed/sent troops to countries since then.

Now let's prolouge: There are two things people need to know and understand before moving forward with what's going on in the Middle East/West Asia and the United States' involvement.

1. Brian Berletic has been telling us for a long time that President Trump is simply following a Brookings Institute document that's been out since 2009. It's basically the West's "Regime Change Blueprint." Here's his latest livestream about it: 
   
   
2.  Richard Medhurst has an excellent breakdown on the history of the Iran nuclear deal (notice how the things mentioned in the 2009 Brookings Institute Policy Papers/Berletic's video were implemented): 

Got that? What's going on with Iran is not something out of the blue; it was planned decades ago (probably longer, but a group just decided to put it in writing in 2009) and was implemented in a way that allowed those in the know and those who really don't know much to push the 2025 version of "Iraq has weapons of mass destruction." And to be honest, we should be smart enough to recognize this. 

Case in point: Tulsi Gabbard has become the new Colin Powell:

Gabbard went from being groomed by Clintonites in the DNC to being an outspoken party dissident to being a Bernie Sanders-aligned Democratic Party outlier to a Joe Biden supporter to being an independent (on the premise that Biden stopped being anti-"regime-change war") to being a Trump supporter to being the token anti-war member of the Trump White House to being fully on board with President Trump's stance on attacking Iran. Like Powell, Gabbard's role was to  make her president's more vile tendencies more palatable. And like Joe Manchin, Kyrsten Sinema and others before her, Gabbard is proof that (1) the differences between Democrats and Republicans are negligible; and (2) anyone who allies with either major party is not to be trusted. 

As for the Trump White House, well, they have all but transformed themselves into George W Bush 2.0, but with an ejection of Zionism. President Trump has promoted not only "regime change" (a swipe at Gabbard? who knows) but the concept of "MIGA" aka, "Make Iran Great Again." (for context: "MIGA" is the one-part mockery, one-part conspiracy that the power players behind "Make American Great Again" were actually die-hard Zionists who would abandoned any notion of improving American lives if it would put Israel's existence in peril.) While Trump seems to allude to "Iran" instead of "Israel" for the "I," and the isolationist/anti-war wing of MAGA dismissed the idea of MIGA on the grounds that Trump would never allow it, some waking up to the truth. 

Oh and here's the president "speech" on starting a war (despite claiming to be anti-war):

That said, apparently the targets were evacuated before the strike. If so, that means Iran had the foresight to anticipate the US' involvement, even if it's likely they weren't expecting the turn to happen so soon (and also in the middle of the US "pausing" for two weeks to "mull things over"). What remains to be seen if whether Iran understands that the endgame for the US and Israel is an Iran that is submissive to the whims of the US and Israel.