Talk:Israel-Iran war

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Elijah J Magnier. Paraphrasing Trotsky, 'neither deal nor no deal. And more moneys from people into weapons'.

(1). Russian lukewarm effort to wean Iran from Syria fails: Iran won't leave despite hearing Russians' 'please'. Build-up in the South is countered by US-led coalition airstrikes, to a standstill. Golan heights cross-border firing once in a while, with sharp escalations and negotiated terminations do not change overall dynamics significantly. Sanctions on Russian oligarchs continue, however those moneys were gained by robbing Russian natural resources and withdrawn from the real economy. 'Stealing the stolen' does not change the overall dynamics; oligarchs do not own the government and do not have popular support. Gradual build-up of resentment passes a bifurcation point, leading to radicalization in Russia. Russia moves to rebuild its strength, and joins forces with all the outcasts, Iran, DPRK, + with China (which stays off the fight). Fighting in the ME continues. Developing of weapons, including nuclear, continues. Eventually, this reaches a point of no return.
(2) Some sort of messiah comes down to Earth as a representative of the higher consciousness and fixes all the problems, pro bono. Wisdom, peace, freedom and prosperity ever after.

--Resup (talk) 03:42, 5 June 2018 (UTC)