Who's Going To Win This War?
March 13, 2026
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Israel–Iran War Narratives, Media Propaganda Claims, and Fears of a Wider Global Conflict
The episode discusses uncertainty and propaganda surrounding the Israel–Iran–USA conflict, arguing that headlines claiming Israel and the US are “winning” may contradict online footage and reports suggesting Israel is under heavy bombardment and in serious trouble. The host highlights a video from Campbell’s Autodidactic 2 alleging Iranian strikes against Israeli leadership, failing Israeli air defences, attacks on US bases, and threats to oil shipping via mine-laying in the Strait of Hormuz, alongside claims that outlets like the BBC provide cover stories. The host links the conflict to broader theories about long-term agendas, refugee flows into Europe, destabilisation of Western nations, and the potential for escalating regional involvement, energy shocks, and a larger ideological or religious war culminating in a new global order.
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