Military Strategy Question

[CrusaderFrank]

Allegedly the USA and our "Greatest Ally" are conducting a "joint effort" to bring Freedom, American style "democrat elections, McDonalds poisonous food and a Central Bank to Iran.

Our reasons for this change daily, but we are told we struck first because we were sure Iran was going to hit back at our "Greatest Ally" after they struck Iran first.

Trump has mentioned American boots on the ground might be required.

Here's my question: If boots on the ground are necessary, why is our "Greatest Ally" committing their troops to Gazafying an unarmed Beirut, Lebanon?

Can anyone with an understanding of military conflicts and strategy explain to us why this is a good idea? Shouldn't they be pushing into Iran?

"A senior military official said on Thursday that Israeli ground forces were taking additional hilltops inside Lebanon - a defensive operation, he said, to better protect Israel's northern communities.

But there has been a significant military build-up here. On Friday morning we passed dozens of tanks and armoured bulldozers, newly-positioned right by the border, fuelling growing speculation that a full-scale ground invasion is planned."

Israeli troops push into Lebanon to seize key border positions

The BBC sees troops and tanks massing near the border, as speculation mounts that Israel is planning a full-scale ground invasion to fight Hezbollah.

www.bbc.com

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Allegedly the USA and our "Greatest Ally" are conducting a "joint effort" to bring Freedom, American style "democrat elections, McDonalds poisonous food and a Central Bank to Iran.

Our reasons for this change daily, but we are told we struck first because we were sure Iran was going to hit back at our "Greatest Ally" after they struck Iran first.

Trump has mentioned American boots on the ground might be required.

Here's my question: If boots on the ground are necessary, why is our "Greatest Ally" committing their troops to Gazafying an unarmed Beirut, Lebanon?

Can anyone with an understanding of military conflicts and strategy explain to us why this is a good idea? Shouldn't they be pushing into Iran?

"A senior military official said on Thursday that Israeli ground forces were taking additional hilltops inside Lebanon - a defensive operation, he said, to better protect Israel's northern communities.

But there has been a significant military build-up here. On Friday morning we passed dozens of tanks and armoured bulldozers, newly-positioned right by the border, fuelling growing speculation that a full-scale ground invasion is planned."

Israeli troops push into Lebanon to seize key border positions

The BBC sees troops and tanks massing near the border, as speculation mounts that Israel is planning a full-scale ground invasion to fight Hezbollah.

www.bbc.com

 

[CrusaderFrank]

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I clearly meant a Central Bank that "we'd" control

 

[Woodznutz]

We would send in 'advisors' first to organize Iranians that wished to fight the regime. However, the main purpose of the war is to ensure that Iran isn't a military threat to anyone outside of its borders. This can be done without 'boots on the ground'. That said the politics and economics of Iran can present a "target of opportunity" as well, but I wouldn't let these distract from the main mission.

 

[Invisibleflash]

Allegedly the USA and our "Greatest Ally" are conducting a "joint effort" to bring Freedom, American style "democrat elections, McDonalds poisonous food and a Central Bank to Iran.

Our reasons for this change daily, but we are told we struck first because we were sure Iran was going to hit back at our "Greatest Ally" after they struck Iran first.

Trump has mentioned American boots on the ground might be required.

Here's my question: If boots on the ground are necessary, why is our "Greatest Ally" committing their troops to Gazafying an unarmed Beirut, Lebanon?

Can anyone with an understanding of military conflicts and strategy explain to us why this is a good idea? Shouldn't they be pushing into Iran?

"A senior military official said on Thursday that Israeli ground forces were taking additional hilltops inside Lebanon - a defensive operation, he said, to better protect Israel's northern communities.

But there has been a significant military build-up here. On Friday morning we passed dozens of tanks and armoured bulldozers, newly-positioned right by the border, fuelling growing speculation that a full-scale ground invasion is planned."

Israeli troops push into Lebanon to seize key border positions

The BBC sees troops and tanks massing near the border, as speculation mounts that Israel is planning a full-scale ground invasion to fight Hezbollah.

www.bbc.com

Forget all that bullshit. Haven't you learned everything the politicians tell you are all lies? 1- 3 million Vietnamese killed in the Vietnam war. Hundreds of thousands killed looking for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. Tons of people around the world killed by America over money and power. All you have to know is this, bub...

Jews want to take over the Middle East by exterminating all the rag heads and the USA will make it happen.

 

[RetiredGySgt]

Lebanon allowed terrorists to attack Isreal, so Isreal put a stop to it. What do you think we would do if Mexico allowed missiles rockets and mortars to be fired into the US?

 

[Godboy]

Allegedly the USA and our "Greatest Ally" are conducting a "joint effort" to bring Freedom, American style "democrat elections, McDonalds poisonous food and a Central Bank to Iran.

Our reasons for this change daily, but we are told we struck first because we were sure Iran was going to hit back at our "Greatest Ally" after they struck Iran first.

Trump has mentioned American boots on the ground might be required.

Here's my question: If boots on the ground are necessary, why is our "Greatest Ally" committing their troops to Gazafying an unarmed Beirut, Lebanon?

Can anyone with an understanding of military conflicts and strategy explain to us why this is a good idea? Shouldn't they be pushing into Iran?

"A senior military official said on Thursday that Israeli ground forces were taking additional hilltops inside Lebanon - a defensive operation, he said, to better protect Israel's northern communities.

But there has been a significant military build-up here. On Friday morning we passed dozens of tanks and armoured bulldozers, newly-positioned right by the border, fuelling growing speculation that a full-scale ground invasion is planned."

Israeli troops push into Lebanon to seize key border positions

The BBC sees troops and tanks massing near the border, as speculation mounts that Israel is planning a full-scale ground invasion to fight Hezbollah.

www.bbc.com

They very well might be going into Iran. They may quietly gather up their reservists and do a surprise ground invasion. Whatever it is that they are doing, its extremely well thought out and based on real intelligence.

 

[JGalt]

Allegedly the USA and our "Greatest Ally" are conducting a "joint effort" to bring Freedom, American style "democrat elections, McDonalds poisonous food and a Central Bank to Iran.

Our reasons for this change daily, but we are told we struck first because we were sure Iran was going to hit back at our "Greatest Ally" after they struck Iran first.

Trump has mentioned American boots on the ground might be required.

Here's my question: If boots on the ground are necessary, why is our "Greatest Ally" committing their troops to Gazafying an unarmed Beirut, Lebanon?

Can anyone with an understanding of military conflicts and strategy explain to us why this is a good idea? Shouldn't they be pushing into Iran?

"A senior military official said on Thursday that Israeli ground forces were taking additional hilltops inside Lebanon - a defensive operation, he said, to better protect Israel's northern communities.

But there has been a significant military build-up here. On Friday morning we passed dozens of tanks and armoured bulldozers, newly-positioned right by the border, fuelling growing speculation that a full-scale ground invasion is planned."

Israeli troops push into Lebanon to seize key border positions

The BBC sees troops and tanks massing near the border, as speculation mounts that Israel is planning a full-scale ground invasion to fight Hezbollah.

www.bbc.com

Give the Iranians some time. Once they get a taste of a Big Mac and some fries, they'll be saying "I'm lovin' it."

 

[CrusaderFrank]

They very well might be going into Iran. They may quietly gather up their reservists and do a surprise ground invasion. Whatever it is that they are doing, its extremely well thought out and based on real intelligence.

Interesting

So why are they in Lebanon which is nearly completely defenseless atm?

 

[Hafar1014]

Allegedly the USA and our "Greatest Ally" are conducting a "joint effort" to bring Freedom, American style "democrat elections, McDonalds poisonous food and a Central Bank to Iran.

Our reasons for this change daily, but we are told we struck first because we were sure Iran was going to hit back at our "Greatest Ally" after they struck Iran first.

Trump has mentioned American boots on the ground might be required.

Here's my question: If boots on the ground are necessary, why is our "Greatest Ally" committing their troops to Gazafying an unarmed Beirut, Lebanon?

Can anyone with an understanding of military conflicts and strategy explain to us why this is a good idea? Shouldn't they be pushing into Iran?

"A senior military official said on Thursday that Israeli ground forces were taking additional hilltops inside Lebanon - a defensive operation, he said, to better protect Israel's northern communities.

But there has been a significant military build-up here. On Friday morning we passed dozens of tanks and armoured bulldozers, newly-positioned right by the border, fuelling growing speculation that a full-scale ground invasion is planned."

Israeli troops push into Lebanon to seize key border positions

The BBC sees troops and tanks massing near the border, as speculation mounts that Israel is planning a full-scale ground invasion to fight Hezbollah.

www.bbc.com

Irans proxies have to be suppressed as Iran is destroyed. They arent unarmed where did you get that garbage

 

[RetiredGySgt]

Interesting

So why are they in Lebanon which is nearly completely defenseless atm?

defenseless? What fantasy world do you live in?

 

[CrusaderFrank]

defenseless? What fantasy world do you live in?

You mean Beirut stood and fought against the invasion?

I missed that part

 

[EMH]

Lebanon allowed terrorists to attack Isreal, so Isreal put a stop to it. What do you think we would do if Mexico allowed missiles rockets and mortars to be fired into the US?

Typical sub, too stupid to spell the only country he has ever cared about correctly... but eager to parrot every lie tossed on the floor...

 

[RetiredGySgt]

You mean Beirut stood and fought against the invasion?

I missed that part

Lebanon has an army and so does the terrorists attacking Isreal.

 

[EMH]

so does the terrorists

Just how stupid does one have to be to believe the Zionist Fascist propaganda...??

THAT STUPID....

 

[BothWings]

Forget all that bullshit. Haven't you learned everything the politicians tell you are all lies? 1- 3 million Vietnamese killed in the Vietnam war. Hundreds of thousands killed looking for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. Tons of people around the world killed by America over money and power. All you have to know is this, bub...

Jews want to take over the Middle East by exterminating all the rag heads and the USA will make it happen.

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Interesting how 9/11 worked out so well for them, by instantly recruiting the U.S. for the war on Islam. Makes you wonder who was really behind that.

 

[EMH]

Interesting how 9/11 worked out so well for them, by instantly recruiting the U.S. for the war on Islam. Makes you wonder who was really behind that.

70% of Americans have a clue, about 20% don't and don't want to, and the other 10% were the ones involved...