That's what a war does.

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I think we should take another look at the Iranian war, and I would call it a longer view,

not the short-term 24-hour news cycle.

What's happening right now is the media and the left wing of the United

States political, on the spectrum, the Democratic Party, and they are a nexus now aboard,

they react in 24-hour cycles. So anything that looks unfortunate from the point of the American success in Iran, they cling to.

So on last Monday, it looked like Donald Trump, after his tweet on Easter, that he was going to end the civilization of Iran.

And I mentioned before, he meant the regime, theocracy, the civilization of

radical Shia jihadism in Iran. They wanted to impeach him. They said he was a warmonger,

a hit larian figure. The next day, he announced that negotiations would take place,

and then he was a taco, a Neville Chamberlain, a George McGovern, a Jimmy Carter.

Trump always chickens out.

But it's indicative that they don't look at the war empirically.

They look at it entirely in political terms.

In fact, people as diverse as Tom Friedman or Bill Crystal, if you collate what they have written.

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