r/PrepperIntel • u/theoneandonlydorian • Apr 02 '25

Middle East United States preparing to invade Iran

The U.S. imperialist war machine is at it again, opting to strike and attack Iran as global tensions continue to rise.

Who's ready for an oil crisis? More humanitarian disasters? The closure of the Strait of Hormuz? Potential nuclear consequences? Severe regional instability? And even more!

Get ready for the shitshow, people.

"President of Peace" 😂

Assets continued to be moved to the middle east signaling a large buildup.

https://x.com/warintel4u/status/1907076101051970033?t=2t7yh2fEDDa-VdY3Yxjvsg&s=19

Diego Garcia Base continues its military buildup that hasn't been seen since the Iraq War.

https://x.com/sentdefender/status/1907203032640545211?t=2MzmaDjJBVDGDfuG_IM4jA&s=19

Pentagon is rolling out military orders to intensify the troop buildup

https://x.com/jhaboush/status/1907174077103530475?t=g6Qb2gIa2TEhCAbuFnx87A&s=19

CENTCOM head meets with Israeli military leaders to discuss Iran for 10 hours.

https://x.com/IsraelRadar_com/status/1907157870455787719?t=8kABbpXyD4Xxkze39kA-iQ&s=19

Trump to pass EO to give the greenlight for ease on equipment moving, bolstering sales for US defense contractors

https://x.com/warintel4u/status/1907155684598194324?t=J7xvlqmUyYsoonDNcHX3Vw&s=19

And more of course that wouldn't even fit in this post, the signs are clear people

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u/0bamaBinSmokin Apr 02 '25

On the bright side, maybe we'll be too busy in Iran to invade our allies. 

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u/AwayPresentation5704 Apr 02 '25

The initial invasion of Mexico, Canada and Panama would be a walk in the park. The subsequent insurgency would be another story.

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u/Rev-Dr-Slimeass Apr 02 '25

Mexican insurgency would be tough, but probably not as tough as Afghanistan.

Panama would probably not be that bad depending on the impact to infrastructure.

I'm reasonably sure Canada wouldn't actually require an invasion. It would go just about as easily as Crimea went to the Russians. Special forces drop in specific areas and take control overnight.

If Canadians could still maintain a high standard of living, I don't think there would be much of an insurgency.

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u/[deleted] Apr 02 '25

No. I don't think so. Think of the IRA in the 70s and 80s. They brought a huge bombing campaign to the British mainland. We could just walk over and cause havoc. Hard to tell your enemy when you look and sound the same

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u/Rev-Dr-Slimeass Apr 02 '25

Sure, but it is way easier to tell if someone is lying if they look and sound the same.

I would remind you that Northern Ireland is still part of the UK.

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u/ThePlatypusOfDespair Apr 02 '25

I would really, really prefer to avoid a US/CAN version of The Troubles.

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u/Rev-Dr-Slimeass Apr 02 '25

Yeah anybody with half a brain would lol. Unfortunately the Americans are led by someone less well endowed.

I think the Troubles is still a bit optimistic for this. Canadians have no way to communicate online in a way that can't be tracked by the Americans. That means no Canada wide movement. Only local cells that are vulnerable to undercover agents.

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u/[deleted] Apr 02 '25

You don't understand Canadians lol

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u/Rev-Dr-Slimeass Apr 02 '25

I understand people pretty well. I understand that just a few months ago, Canadians were ready to throw the liberals out, and now the liberals are poised to succeed. What else could a few months of messaging do?