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Professor Jamal Wakim frames the Iran war in a way most mainstream coverage can’t handle: this isn’t just Iran vs the U.S. and Israel. It’s a stress test of a collapsing global order. In this segment, Dr. Wakim argues that Washington struck because it knows its position is deteriorating.... And he uses a historical analogy: Iran today is Egypt in 1956, and the U.S. today is Britain in 1956, a declining power trying to seize key positions before it can’t compete anymore. Then he delivers the geopolitical punchline: Iran doesn’t need to “win” dramatically. It only needs to stay resilient. If Tehran stays on its feet and the U.S.-Israeli plan fails, Wakim says the last three years of “indecisive victories” start to reverse, with ripple effects across Iraq, Lebanon, Palestine, and the Syrian theater itself. Watch this clip. It’s one of the clearest explanations of why this war is bigger than the battlefield. .Jamal Wakimshow more

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Reset Intelligencevor 6 Monaten

🎯 This isn't a regional conflict with global spillover — it's a global restructuring using regional conflict as the delivery mechanism.

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Rees Jeannottevor 6 Monaten

The US lost the moment that attacked Iran. It was checkmate right then. They'll lose the economic war before the kinetic one which they will lose definitively as well. The issue and danger is that this could very easily trigger collapse of the "everything bubble" (I think it's likely. If not during then after they lose.) which will lead to a collapse of the dollar system. Then we all have a very big problem. We've never had a world reserve currency collapse before. JIT supply chains would collapse as we would no longer have a price for anything. The US $ is the measuring stick for all pricing worldwide.

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Michael Leahyvor 6 Monaten

This could well turn out to be America's "Suez moment", when it suddenly becomes clear to the world that it is no longer the world's pre-eminent power.

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Paulvor 6 Monaten

Once a bully is defeated by someone who stands up to them, all the other people who have been bullied and see that defeat suddenly have the courage of knowing the bully can be defeated. Eventually they collectively overwhelm the bully.

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AYvor 6 Monaten

US’s hegemony is shackled to global trade. That’s exactly what Iran is hitting to disrupt, meanwhile staying the course of regime survival. I agree with Dr. Jamal’s analysis. There is no war Iran axis has won or can win against US or Israel. But, they can intercept the objectives

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Markovor 6 Monaten

So no mention of Chinas deteriorating economy and demographics

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bcsurvivorvor 6 Monaten

Iran doesn’t need to “win” dramatically. It only needs to stay resilient." More than one person is saying that.

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Benjamin Piteovor 6 Monaten

Yes. More than a 50-50 chance Iran will be to the US what Suez was to the British. Oddly, the same co-belligerent. And, where the US squeezed the pound in 1956, will there be a squeeze on the dollar, orchestrated or solely as an unanticipated consequence?

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Peter Williamsvor 6 Monaten

Omg you people are nuts. Iran is getting smashed. It is finished.

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ታሪኽ 🇪🇷vor 6 Monaten

That’s why the possibility of a nuke being used by US/Israel is an ever growing concern. 😳

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Albert Querdenvor 6 Monaten

Danke Kevork

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Martin Mixvor 6 Monaten

Who is going to cut off the oil line the US did in 1956? Thats the only reason UK and France were unsuccessful. This analysis is moronic.

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George Varnervor 6 Monaten

There are some key differences to that war that you mentioned. First off , there was a lot of the manufacturing that was onshore back to America. Second, America has its own oil reserves and untapped vast resources in Alaska. So i'm betting on America!

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Ruby Bettinivor 6 Monaten

That beard has got to go.

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Yossarian's Lockervor 6 Monaten

This guy’s analysis is the my toilet of 45 minutes after I had two morning coffees ago…

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PKVAvor 6 Monaten

This analysis is one dimensional propaganda…

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Anthonyvor 6 Monaten

This assumes way too much rationality and brains from the key decision makers. Friend from Israel convinced Trump it’s needed and easy is the most likely explanation.

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William Craig Beattyvor 6 Monaten

A professional from Indian is a Tim Horton employee in the west

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Matthew Costelloevor 6 Monaten

Islamic propaganda!

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Dan Denkinsvor 6 Monaten

Iran is getting their asses banded to them. They should surrender.

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Scotlands working-class fight backvor 6 Monaten

Egypt 1956 > Iran Britain 1956 > USA 2026 USA 1956 > RUSSIA, CHINA

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PKVAvor 6 Monaten

Hezbollah will regain its resistance in Lebanon???? Hahahahahaha. Mental midget intellectual dishonesty…

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Jud Withamvor 6 Monaten

Welcome to the War ….

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Jörgen U Bengtssonvor 6 Monaten

Yes o/c!

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Roy Avor 6 Monaten

Word..

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WeBartervor 6 Monaten

Signs USA already visible. BlackRock withdrawal a reduced max 5%, Blackstone cannot remove same BlueOwl. You cannot withdraw your investments. GCC drowned too 3 by withdrawing. This is much more serious than folk are understanding.

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wendz 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇵🇸🇱🇧🇾🇪vor 6 Monaten

Wow…such incredible changes I hadn’t even dreamt of 😮

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Vera Pepa-Tastemakervor 6 Monaten

What if?

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Alan Lonerganvor 6 Monaten

With God's help 🙏

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William Craig Beattyvor 6 Monaten

Wait until the gloves come off and it’s back to our normal history. The victors kill everyone it’s the only way

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Rob Nuijtenvor 6 Monaten

But what will the US and Israel do when they realize this? Use the Biggest Bombs, first two in the desert (as a threat to Tehran), as the late zionist and Trump campaign financer Sheldon Adelson had suggested (Hiroshima and Nagasaki in mind)?

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Jamievor 6 Monaten

Keep dreaming, fatty

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RogerLevesquevor 6 Monaten

It has always been about bankers, slaveowners, and the rest of us

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Amit Shahvor 6 Monaten

Inshallah

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