Hello and welcome to our semi-weekly operational breakdown episode here at Colonial Outcast,

where we use our collective military backgrounds and experience to debunk and expose military propaganda

and to demonstrate the profound incompetence and clear genocidal intent of a particular nation state in the eastern

Mediterranean. I, myself Greg Stoker, I'm joined with Mark Wayne and Travis as per usual. What's up?

Hey, hey. Oh, talkative today, are we?

We did this last time. Oh, man, we all missed the few. Sarge.

Look like a bunch of amateurs around here.

We all do.

Anyways, today we will be discussing Israel's bombing of an Iranian consulate in Damascus, Syria, on April 1st.

Don't know why they thought that would be a good idea.

Maybe they were like, it's payday, so maybe we'll just like cut loose a little bit. But it only

makes them more unreasonable looking, more like a bad actor. And what is the net benefit of such a

drastic action? Because remember, another nation's consulate is considered that nation's sovereign

soil so bombing that embassy or consulate from a global security standpoint is like bombing iran

itself so we're going to talk about all of that today but through the lens of this super

irresponsible and perfidious article published apr 9th in Time magazine written by Dan

Raviv and Yossi Melman entitled Israel's Dangerous Game with Iran. So for context about the

writers, Ravi is a former CBS news correspondent Melman in Tel Aviv is a defense and security analyst

for Haat's.

Their latest book is, quote, spies against Armageddon, inside Israel's secret wars, unquote.

So if you're wondering if this article that we're about to systematically deconstruct is biased towards Israel,

nah, dude.

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