All right, Alexander, let's talk about the imminent, according to the United States, the Pentagon, State Department, according to Israel, the imminent attack, retaliation, actually.

They never talk about that, do they?

The collective West media, they never say why there is this fear of

Iran hitting Israeli infrastructure. They never mentioned the fact that an embassy in Syria, Iranian

embassy in Syria, was hit by a missile anyway. What do you make of this story about this imminent

attack on Israel from Iran, which we're at the moment of this recording.

We are waiting to see if it happens, I guess.

I mean, so far nothing, but we're waiting.

That's exactly right.

We've had days now in which we've had warnings that an attack is imminent.

There was a warning of, I think, two days ago that it was about to happen.

Literally within the next few hours, it would about to happen.

It hasn't happened.

Predictably, entirely predictably, you know, I was reading on

zero hedge that, you know, people are going out saying, you know, all the usual officials, that the

reason it hasn't happened is because Iran has been deterred by warnings of the United States

against doing this thing, you know, carrying out this retaliatory

attack. Now, I'm going to say a few things. The first thing is Iran will be entirely within

its rights to conduct a retaliatory attack on Israeli military facilities, including in Israel itself. A couple of days ago, and nobody

denies this now. Israel attacked Iran's embassy in Damascus. Attacking an embassy, killing senior people

in it, including two generals, is an act of war.

That is a straightforward act of war.

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