Progress

Good intelligence, thank you Mossad, air supremacy and precision bombing , make regime decapitation a realistic strategy.

 

Note how the regular Iranian Army high command has been untouched.  Preparation for a military coup to usher in a new regime.

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The Bruised Optimist
The Bruised Optimist
Tuesday, April 7, AD 2026 8:02am

Maybe.
State media and other bodies untouched also, though. Maybe their media just does as they’re told and are not rabid true believers (like ours).

I keep hoping there really is a plan for better Iranians to take hold of Iran. If not now, when would they have a better chance???

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Frank
Frank
Tuesday, April 7, AD 2026 9:44am

Fair question, Optimist. I have to think that any organization(s) that can manage the, ahem, personnel issue as effectively as we are seeing, also will be capable of helping to put the pieces in place for such a revolt to occur. So many positive things already have been accomplished that no one would seriously have predicted, we probably ought to expect more of the same.

Shrugs and high hopes and lots of prayers are all I can offer.

dad29
dad29
Tuesday, April 7, AD 2026 12:14pm

So it’s an “accomplishment” to have annihilated the Iranian nuclear program–and then have to return to “annihilate” it again? It’s an”accomplishment” to serve as the Big Brother to the little bro who only wants hegemony over the entire Middle East?

My, my.

Art Deco
Art Deco
Tuesday, April 7, AD 2026 4:36pm

It’s an”accomplishment” to serve as the Big Brother to the little bro who only wants hegemony over the entire Middle East?
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From 1947 to the present, Israel’s military has operated outside the area on its borders just twice: the bombing of the Osirak reactior in 1981 and the bombing of PLO headquarters in Tunis in 1985. Israel last came to blows with Egypt in 1973 (at Egypt’s initiative), last came to blows with Jordan in 1967 (after having remonstrated with King Hussein to stay away from Gamal Abdel Nasser’s schemes), and last came to blows with the Lebanese state in 1949. It’s conflicts in Lebanon have since 1975 been with paramilitary organizations. It’s had some aerial dogfights with the Syrian Air Force over the last 50-odd years, but little else. Israel had businesslike relations with Iran up until early 1979; the Iranian government has been an antagonist every since and has sought nuclear weapons to use on greater Tel Aviv.

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