Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump's claimed Iran plan and why it fails.

Okay, so I've said a few times that Trump hasn't made the case to the American people as to why he launched this unauthorized

campaign, and that this doesn't appear well planned, and that it appears to lack clear strategic

and foreign policy objectives. This has hurt feelings. Here's a message. Quote, you keep saying there isn't a strategic

or geopolitical plan for Iran. Well, let me inform you of what Trump has said from the beginning.

One, destroy Iran's missile industry. Destroy Iran's Navy.

Ensure the regime's proxies cannot threaten the region anymore.

Stop them for making IEDs.

Guarantee they can never obtain a nuclear weapon.

Prevent this radical regime from threatening America and our core national security interests.

Let's talk about you explaining why you keep saying there isn't a plan.

If you insist,

War is a continuation of politics by other means.

A bunch of war goals without a political plan

to use those war goals to shape the state of play internationally

fails to accomplish anything, even if you achieve them.

Okay, destroy Iran's missile industry.

This could be one if there was some kind of plan for having a different group in power,

which at this point in time seems to be up to the winds of fate.

Without a change of government, they'll just rebuild,

and then we'll strike again, and then they'll rebuild,

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