Israel Started this War - Dont''t Drag US Into It /Lt Col Daniel Davis
June 16, 2025
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Retired General Jack Keane argues that the U.S. has a core national interest in helping Israel destroy Iran’s nuclear capabilities, specifically suggesting the U.S. use bunker-buster bombs on Iran’s Fordow facility. He claims Iran never intended to abandon its nuclear program and believes it can rebuild after any Israeli strike.
The response from the commentator strongly criticizes Keane's position, calling it:
A "lust for war" with Iran.
A lie that it's in America's national interest.
An attempt to drag the U.S. into a war Israel started.
The speaker insists:
Iran has shown restraint, only using its weapons after being attacked by Israel.
Iran's actions historically demonstrate a desire for regime survival, not aggression.
U.S. bases in the Middle East are vulnerable and should not be risked for someone else's war.
America should avoid reckless entanglement and not sacrifice troops for Israel’s actions.
Warns that cornering Iran may lead to a "Samson protocol" — a desperate, all-out retaliation.
The commentator urges the U.S. to stay out of the conflict and not follow Netanyahu’s government into a war, emphasizing the danger and foolishness of escalation.
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