War in Iran. The war with Iran and Iran has all but officially begun this afternoon.

I'm told that we've already started bombing targets in the Middle East, which isn't a surprise.

Joe Biden promised that he would respond to the three American soldiers who died over the last week there in the Middle East,

and that Iran would be the recipient of that retaliation and all of its proxies.

And so, you know, here's where we are. We don't know. We don't know who's doing what.

We're in the fog of war.

The fog of war, you enter the law of unintended consequences.

Nobody knows.

We don't know who's zooming who.

We don't know who's behind who.

We don't know if the Iranians are truly these fundamentalist Muslim extremists

who are acting off their own accord out of hatred for the West

and America or if they've been positioned to do so or if they've been manipulated to do so if

they've been moved about by some other player whether it be the CCP whether it be Russia

whether it be our own sort of, you know, enemy deep state agency or cadre

here in America or in the West, maybe in the UK, maybe in Europe, maybe the party

of Davos. We don't know. We don't know. And that's the problem with war. The problem with war is it's very hard to know.

It's very hard, and especially in a global society,

especially in a global community,

becomes very difficult to see who's who.

It becomes very difficult to measure.

It becomes very difficult to count. It becomes very difficult to count. It

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