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Max Blumenthal from The Grayzone News just returned and opened with something that stopped me cold. He said we're in a war cycle that won't end until one side fully capitulates, and in his view, the U.S. already has. JD Vance is saying out loud what Bill Clinton only...

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🇺🇸🇮🇷 The Iran war may have damaged American power more profoundly than Vietnam; not through casualties, but by exposing that the U.S military can no longer sustain the empire. Most people still measure wars the old way: How many soldiers were killed, aircraft shot down, or territory changed hands? The Grayzone editor Max Blumenthal says that completely misses what happened in the Iran war. The real damage, in his view, is what America burned through trying to sustain it: THAAD interceptors, Patriot missiles, Tomahawks, and long-range precision weapons. The very systems Washington expected to rely on in future confrontations with China, Russia or anyone else capable of challenging U.S power. They take years to manufacture, and that changes everything. America can move remaining missiles from Europe or Asia, but moving scarcity around isn't the same thing as fixing it. And Iran survived anyway. That's the strategic reversal Max thinks people are missing. Trump entered the war expecting something much bigger: Decapitate the Iranian leadership, break the IRGC, trigger internal collapse, and potentially produce regime change. Instead, months later, Washington's most urgent objective has become reopening the Strait of Hormuz. The Strait that was already open before the war began!! This is why Max rejects the idea that a relatively low U.S casualty count means the war was strategically cheap. An empire doesn't only lose power when soldiers die; it loses power when the weapons, bases and industrial capacity that sustain its global reach are consumed faster than they can be replaced. And the consequences don't stop in the Middle East. Every missile burned through in this war reduces the stockpile available for the confrontation Washington spent years preparing for with China. That's why Max describes what is happening as something far more serious than another failed Middle Eastern intervention. It may be the start of the collapse of the American empire. Max Blumenthal

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