US Goal Was to Install Hardline Former President in Iran
It appears there’s a fascinating, albeit rather unsettling, notion circulating regarding the initial objectives of a recent conflict, suggesting that a primary aim was to reinstate a hard-line former president as Iran’s leader. This idea, presented by some as a core strategic goal, paints a picture of a plan so audacious, and perhaps so misguided, that it’s hard to fully grasp. The individual in question, described by some as the Iranian equivalent of Trump, is characterized as uneducated, prone to speaking without forethought, and a figure who, even in childhood, was perceived as somewhat of a caricature, a meme even. It’s a powerful indictment, suggesting that the leadership of a nation was, at one point, envisioned to be placed in the hands of someone widely considered an embarrassment and a source of ridicule.… Continue reading
Matt Underwood 
John Q. Hosedrinker