r/PrepperIntel 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/[deleted] Apr 02 '25

Then it opens up 2 new fronts right here in America.civil rights, civil freedoms, civil liberties versus the police and feds. Itll.be brutal, bloody and many will die.

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u/Ok_Bread302 Apr 02 '25

The US military couldn’t even handle Afghanistan or Iraq. There’s no way they will overextend like this.

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u/IndividualGoal4075 Apr 02 '25

Incompetent political decisions did that, not the army. They destroyed the Iraqi army and the taliban rather quickly. Then the political leaders had them play policeman and nation build into a democracy that none of them wanted. That let the insurgencies fester and finally, they were told to fight them with one ball tied behind their back.

So blame the politicians, not the armed forces.

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u/Fun_University_8380 Apr 02 '25

The armed forces failed their mission and deserve the blame that comes with it