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Breaking: Understanding Enemy Doctrine—don’t kid yourself! You can eliminate a leader, but you cannot eliminate a doctrine. Iran has spent 40 years establishing a decentralized command structure designed to endure beyond any targeted strike. Bin Laden is no longer alive, and several top commanders of Hezbollah have been removed,...

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There’s a narrative out there that the actions against Iran “lack strategy.” I debunk that notion. First of all we have a clear and strategic objective: Iran can never have a nuclear bomb. Then you have to deal with REALITY instead of western ideals of traditional diplomacy. The reality is that this regime is a radical theocracy that thrives on martyrdom and only understands the language of strength. They have a high threshold for pain but it’s not infinite. Our strategy has been simple. Decimate their conventional military capacity so they can no longer protect their nuclear program. We retain the option to continue targeting if they don’t make the deal we want. Second, our blockade has been effective and is drastically reducing the time that Iran has. They don’t have time on their side, but we do. Oil markets are not what they used to be. Iran will have to come to the table on our terms or more pain will be inflicted. Are there short term costs? Yes but they are minimal. People need to have some perspective. Looking back we can only WISH we had taken action against North Korea before they became untouchable. We cannot risk another untouchable rogue terrorist regime. Period. This is not an endless war. It has been just over a month, no boots on the ground. Our gulf allies are emboldened and united. We all understand the need for bold action that ensures long term stability. The alternative is the same failed policy of strongly worded letters and ineffective sanctions that simply keep the problem alive and in need of constant attention. President Trump is methodically wiping these persistent foreign policy problems off the map, so that America can invest in future competition with China. Breathe. Think long term. See the whole picture.

Dan Crenshaw

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