IRAN: AMERICA'S BARFIGHT APOCALYPSE (w/Vijay Prashad)
March 24, 2026
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as posted by the channelI sat down with Vijay Prashad of the Tricontinental Institute to make sense of the "unreality" of the current conflict with Iran, which feels less like a strategic operation and more like a drunken bar fight. We dug into the staggering historical amnesia of U.S. and Israeli leadership, who seem to believe they can bomb 100 million people into submission despite a decades-long track record of failing to "win" wars through sheer destruction. From the tactical intelligence of Iran’s infrastructure strikes to the haunting possibility of millions of people with nothing left to lose, we’ve moved into dangerous territory as America’s tactical blunders collide with the end-times theology of its extremist military commanders.
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