Suprises no one. I remember reading that the IRGC is quite a distributed organization, and has planned for the exact situation they find themselves in today.
Im guessing they have lots of stuff stashed away only known to each IRGC "section"
It's not just that, the entire Iranian government setup is designed to make it as difficult as possible to get rid of them. Their government isn't built around checks and balances or the other usual things, it's a group that came to power through revolution and have done everything possible to make sure that the same thing doesn't happen to them. The result is a baroque interlocking system of councils and bodies and roles without any single point of failure.
Which any career diplomat and analyst in the USG would have known, but clearly came as a complete surprise to a motley collection of reality TV stars, religious nutcases, and former Fox news pundits.
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[ 2.4 ms ] story [ 34.4 ms ] threadIm guessing they have lots of stuff stashed away only known to each IRGC "section"
Which any career diplomat and analyst in the USG would have known, but clearly came as a complete surprise to a motley collection of reality TV stars, religious nutcases, and former Fox news pundits.
1. Iran is always 2 weeks away from having nuclear missiles.
2. Iran's military capability is destroyed.
3. If Iran had nuclear warheads, it could successfully deploy them against the US.
4. If Iran had nuclear warheads and could deliver them, their leadership is so suicidal/stupid that it would trigger MAD.
Truly staggering buffoonery.
Fun and totally not sarcastic fact fact: the opposite of "Deja vu" is "jamais vu"