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đŸ”„ “THIS IS THE ISRAEL‑FIRST ADMINISTRATION.” — COL. MACGREGOR Col. Douglas Macgregor (Douglas Macgregor) makes the strategic reality clear: "if we were truly interested in the United States, we would not have attacked Iran. It just was not in our interest to do so." He points to a troubling...

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