born just in time to deploy to the Middle East.

I've been saying that's perfect because I was worried that I was born too late to deploy the Middle East. And I was also worried that I was born too early. Maybe I was born too early. Maybe I was born too late. Not just in time to deploy the Middle East. It is truly the perfect time to deploy to the Middle East, if that's something you so want to do, which apparently is something that many people want to do. I'm learning this week.

And you can even deploy now to the regional power.

Exactly.

What Nikki Haley and the neocons

have been thirsting about for years. Look guys. We're doing it. We're breaking generational trauma.

Yeah. At first it was go to war in Iraq. Go to war in Iraq. Go to war in Iraq. Now go to war in

Afghanistan. Let's stop beating around the bush. Yep. We're going to war in the country right in between those to Iran.

Yep, yep, yep, yep, yep.

And nothing could be better.

You know, it's crazy because, of course, this administration ran on no new wars. Here we are doing a new war, right? The no new wars ticket doing a new war, who would have thought? And J.D. Vance was one of those guys who sort of made his name politically talking about how he was a conservative. That was anti-Iraq war. We shouldn't be sending our kids to die in these useless regime change wars. He was a guy who constantly pumped up his credentials being a member of the armed services that was in Iran. He, of course, was a military journalist, not actually fighting, but he was there. And he always talked about how it was a mistake, how his friends died, all this kind of stuff. So you might be thinking, how can he compartmentalize the fact that he is the vice president of the guy launching a new regime change war in Iran, in the Middle East that has already taken the lives of U.S. soldiers. How could he do this? How could he do it? How can you do the regime guy? Perhaps it's because guys, we're changing a different regime this time. Exactly. It's completely different. Well, yeah, sure. Afghanistan, Iraq, whatever, Libya, those, those ones didn't work, but this time it's a different one. Yeah, just one more regime change. One more lane. It'll fix the highway. Yeah, one more lane and we're done with traffic forever. We do not have to worry about it. So just a couple of days, just a couple of days before we launched these strikes on Iran. This is how J.D. Vant sort of compartmentalized the fact that we're doing another regime change. Yeah, this was last Thursday. This was two days before we launched the strike, even a day before really like a day and a half or something like that. So at this point, he probably knew what was coming. Yeah, yeah. So J.D. Vant said this, quote, I do think we have to avoid repeating the mistakes of the past. I also think we have to avoid overlearning the lessons of the past just because one president screwed up a military conflict doesn't mean we can never engage in military conflict again. Man, that's not. That is how this regime is justifying the regime change war they've launched in the Middle East again, just like their predecessors. It's like qualified immunity. You know what I mean? Like when a cop does something bad and if they found out they did something bad in the court so they find out they're immune for the certain case if another case comes to the court and it's even slightly different qualified immunity well and it is literally just like oh one more lane on the highway will fix the traffic problem one more regime change in the middle east and we won't ever have to do it again like we've done this long and dance so many times and it's revealing that he says uh oh one president screwed up military military adventures overseas. Nah, dude, it was multiple back to back to back to back. That was the problem. Yeah, it's really like a decades long saga that we were a part of that didn't end in anything good and didn't work at all. Even like the most organized and strategic version of this, which was the first Gulf War under HW Bush, we did that against Saddam Hussein, a guy that we funded in the Iran-Iraq War like a few years before that. Like Saddam was our guy and then we went to war with him. And now years and years and years later, we're using the same justifications to go to war with Iran. It's stupid. And with even like less sauce too. Like there's, nobody's trying to manufacture consent once again first of tragedy,

then as farce,

then as farce,

then as farce,

then as farce,

then as farce,

then as farce,

then as farce, then as farce, then as farce. It's all been one massive farce. Force upon force. All of our bullshit in the Middle East has been a farce. But this time, guys. Just one more time, guys. Just one more lane and we're going to fix it. I promise. We're going to get deep into it, man. But J.D. Vance especially, the guy who's set up to be

the presidential candidate for the Republican Party, he just believes in nothing. Oh, absolutely. No, he's genuinely an empty suit. He's a snake. He's 100% a snake. And the Washington Post, like, asked him about this. I got this quote from a Hill article that said, uh, Vance chuckled when the post asked if he, given the Marine

veterans past criticism of the Iraq war,

could have seen himself as part of an administration interested in bringing about regime change. He said that life, quote, has all kind of crazy twist and turns and said Trump is a quote, America first president. Live laugh, love, baby. Live laugh, love.

I'm just walking in my two feet.

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