US of A will attack Iran once it's Socioeconomic ripe by sanctions

[T-72B]

guys-guys it's happening

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[TheImmortal]

Psych Ops, this man is a nobody within the US establishment. He’s washed up.

This current Neocon adminstration makes George W Bush and Dick cheney look like moderates.

It’s just all words. North Korea hasn’t collapsed, Venezuela hasn’t yet collapsed, Saddam didn’t collapse from economic sanctions, etc.

So it’s hard to see how Iran will collapse with significant resources.

Iran just needs to wait out the sanctions till 2020 and see who the next adminstration is. Negotiating with this adminstration when the next adminstration may have different viewpoints wouldn’t be wise.

 

[LeGenD]

Psych Ops, this man is a nobody within the US establishment. He’s washed up.

This current Neocon adminstration makes George W Bush and Dick cheney look like moderates.

It’s just all words. North Korea hasn’t collapsed, Venezuela hasn’t yet collapsed, Saddam didn’t collapse from economic sanctions, etc.

So it’s hard to see how Iran will collapse with significant resources.

Iran just needs to wait out the sanctions till 2020 and see who the next adminstration is. Negotiating with this adminstration when the next adminstration may have different viewpoints wouldn’t be wise.

Economic sanctions do not pack kinetic force but they ruin socio-economic fabric of a country. Poverty significantly increases and defensive-arrangements become rusty due to shortage of funds for maintenance and lack of modernization.

DPRK is economically ruined. In fact, Kim Jong-Un is trying to negotiate a way out of this crisis with Trump administration.

Venezeula is economically ruined.

Iraq is economically ruined.

Iran would be in big trouble if US manage to curtail Iranian oil exports.

Iranian troubles were waiting to surface due to its footprint in Yemen, Iraq, Syria and Lebanon. Iran seems to have overplayed its cards in the Middle East.

I would rather say that Iran is playing into the hands of its enemies. Not wise thinking.

 

[WordsMatter]

Economic sanctions do not pack kinetic force but they ruin socio-economic fabric of a country. Poverty significantly increases and defensive-arrangements become rusty due to shortage of funds for maintenance and lack of modernization.

DPRK is economically ruined. In fact, Kim Jong-Un is trying to negotiate a way out of this crisis with Trump administration.

Venezeula is economically ruined.

Iraq is economically ruined.

Iran would be in big trouble if US manage to curtail Iranian oil exports.

Iranian troubles were waiting to surface due to its footprint in Yemen, Iraq, Syria and Lebanon. Iran seems to have overplayed its cards in the Middle East.

I would rather say that Iran is playing into the hands of its enemies. Not wise thinking.

Don't forget economic mismanagement, elite corruption, and lack of basic freedoms. Over 40 years these elf-inflicted wounds will eventually come to bite IRI up its ugly a**.

 

[TheImmortal]

Economic sanctions do not pack kinetic force but they ruin socio-economic fabric of a country. Poverty significantly increases and defensive-arrangements become rusty due to shortage of funds for maintenance and lack of modernization.

DPRK is economically ruined. In fact, Kim Jong-Un is trying to negotiate a way out of this crisis with Trump administration.

Venezeula is economically ruined.

Iraq is economically ruined.

Iran would be in big trouble if US manage to curtail Iranian oil exports.

Iranian troubles were waiting to surface due to its footprint in Yemen, Iraq, Syria and Lebanon. Iran seems to have overplayed its cards in the Middle East.

I would rather say that Iran is playing into the hands of its enemies. Not wise thinking.

Yawn, Heard this before.

Iran survived 8 years with limited oil exports during the Iraq war when oil was less than 15 dollars a barrel.

IRGC controls up to 40% of Iranian economy by some estimates with its fingers in nearly every major government institution.

If the US military controlled 40% of the US economy, would you say that a revolution could occur in the US? Not without the consent of the US military or an all out civil war with US military as a major powerbroker.

Hence why people who talk Revolution don’t understand the intricacies of Iranian politics or the opaque power structure.

The IRGC is literally there to protect the Republic against a revolution even if it means going to war with the Iranian army.

Furthermore, Iranian people are smart. They don’t want revolution because they have the intelligence to ask themselves “what happens the day after a revolution?”

If Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan Libya, Yemen are any indications, revolutions do more harm than good. To restore order and institution to a country after a revolution can take decades.

So that’s another reason why you haven’t seen iranians push for a major revolution. They’d rather have internal reform through referendums and dialogue.