A Major Conventional War Against Iran Is an Impossibility. Crisis within the US Command Structure

• The only way, the US-Pentagram can win against Iran is to use nuclear bombs ie. Nuclear war! Not even 2 million ground forces are sufficient for the conquest of Iran in a conventional war. The US-Pentagram plan is to employ Zionist ‘666’ Israel to attack Iran. Ie. they will fight via their proxy Israel. Similarly, it is expected that Russia and China will support their proxy Iran. If the US-Pentagram were to goto war directly against Iran, I believe the war planners in Russia and China will be smiling their way to success. Ie. they will use Iran to fight against USA and weaken the American military considerably without direct conflict. In summary: it is Albert Pike’s, or some version of it, Satanic WW3 plan.
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• A Major Conventional War Against Iran Is an Impossibility. Crisis within the US Command Structure
  by Prof Michel Chossudovsky, https://www.globalresearch.ca/
  In this article, we examine America’s war strategies, including its ability to launch an all out theater war against the Islamic Republic on Iran. A follow-up article will focus on the History of US War Plans against Iran as well as the complexities underlying the Structure of Military Alliances.
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  Under present conditions, an Iraq style all out Blitzkrieg involving the simultaneous deployment of ground, air and naval  forces is an impossibility. For several reasons. US hegemony in the Middle East has been weakened largely as a result of the evolving structure of military alliances. The US does not have the ability to carry out such a project. There are two main factors which determine America’s military agenda in relation to the Islamic Republic of Iran.
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  1. Iran’s Military
  There is the issue of Iran’s military capabilities (ground forces, navy, air force, missile defense), namely its ability to effectively resist and respond to an all out conventional war involving the deployment of US and Allied forces. Within the realm of conventional warfare,  Iran has sizeable military capabilities. Iran is to acquire Russia’s S400 state of the art air defense system.
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  Iran is ranked as “a major military power” in the Middle East, with an estimated 534,000 active personnel in the army, navy, air force and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). It has advanced ballistic missile capabilities as well as a national defense industry. In the case of a US air attack, Iran would target US military facilities in the Persian Gulf.
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  2. Evolving Structure of Military Alliances
  The second consideration has to do with the evolving structure of military alliances (2003-2019) which is largely to the detriment of the United States. Several of America’s staunchest allies are sleeping with the enemy.
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  Countries which have borders with Iran including Turkey and Pakistan have military cooperation agreements with Iran. While this in itself excludes the possibility of a ground war, it also affects the planning of US and allied naval and air operations. Until recently both Turkey (NATO heavyweight) and Pakistan were among America’s faithful allies, hosting US military bases.
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  From a broader military standpoint, Turkey is actively cooperating with both Iran and Russia. Moreover, Ankara will be acquiring in 2020 Russia’s state of the art S-400 air defense system while de facto opting out from the integrated US-NATO-Israel air defense system.
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  Needless to say the North Atlantic Treaty Organization is in crisis. Turkey’s exit from NATO is almost de facto. America can no longer rely on its staunchest allies. Moreover, US and Turkish supported militia are fighting one another in Syria.
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  Iraq has also indicated that it will not cooperate with the US in the case of a ground war against Iran. Under present conditions, none of Iran’s neigbouring states including Turkey, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, and Armenia would allow US-Allied ground forces to transit through their territory.
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