Is America on the Verge of World War Three in Ukraine and the Middle East?

Including my latest presentation to concerned American citizens outlining my proposed strategy to ensure America's Survival.

The USS Gerald Ford—America’s newest and most powerful supercarrier which is one of five US aircraft carriers Biden has ordered deployed to the Middle Eastern region

On November 3rd, I provided an open-source intelligence assessment to over one-hundred concerned American citizens in Highland, Utah titled “Is America on the Verge of World War Three in Ukraine and the Middle East?” During my presentation, I discussed the popular misconception that US military involvement in wars and entangling alliances from World War One have made the US and the world safer and more secure and has served as a stabilizing influence. In fact, with very few exceptions such as America’s involvement in the NATO alliance during the Cold War with the Soviet Union, the exact opposite has been the case. I provided a brief overview of US involvement in every major war since World War One and provided reasons for why the tragic mistakes of liberal interventionist Presidents of both major political parties have helped manufacture every major war we have fought from World War Two onward, meaning that every one of them were eminantly avertable and unnecessary wars from a US national security perspective.

While US involvement in a number of our wars has had an inherent just cause such as the Second World War, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the First Iraq War and the Afghan War, many have not while the US has not always fought its wars in a just and moral fashion. In the case of the Second World War, the US deliberately targeted innocent non-combatant civilians for death and destruction leading to millions of unnecessary civilian deaths during and after the war. At Yalta, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill betrayed their purported dedication to principles of freedom and democracy by surrendering half of Europe, North Korea, northern Japan, and subsequently China, to Communist enslavement and genocide when they didn’t have to do so.

Neoconservative pundits and politicians continue to claim that the wars in Ukraine and Israel endangers US security wrongly conflating US security with nations half a world away even though our safety and security is not threatened by either conflict except to the extent we embroil ourselves in these military conflicts. The US invasion of Iraq served to destroy the Islamic Republic of Iran’s number one enemy Saddam Hussein and effectively transfer control of Iraq to Iranian Islamist Shiite proxies from 2005 onward. There are currently only 2,500 US troops in Iraq and 900 troops in Syria, which is also an Iranian ally, that could stop Iran from moving hundreds of thousands of troops into Iraq and Syria with which to threaten Israel.

There have been 57 Iranian proxy attacks on US forces in Syria and Iraq since the Israel-Hamas war began which neoconservatives like Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) and Senator Tim Scott (R-SC) are now using to justify their calls for bombing Iran. However, if the US would stop invading and occupying other countries, our enemies would have no reason to attack us. In addition, there is currently an elevated threat of potential Iranian cyberattack on US critical infrastructure including the US electrical power grid. In addition, Iran and Iranian proxies likely have a couple thousand terrorists in the US that could be activated in the event of war.

I discuss my Ukraine/Middle East War Threat open source intelligence briefing in the Highland City Council Chambers on November 3rd calling for the immediate adoption of a new national security strategy to ensure America’s survival

Audience members were particularly concerned that about the Israel-Hamas War potentially escalating into a regional war that included the US and Iran and perhaps even Iran’s allies Russia and China. There have been a number of wars between Israel and Hamas over the past couple decades. However, the international opposition to Israel including from US allies like Turkey and Egypt, the bellicose statements from Iranian leaders as well as the largescale and oftentimes violent anti-Israel riots by hundreds of thousands of far left Americans and resident non-citizens have made this one seem a little different and have more people more on edge. While Iran and Hezbollah threatened a massive response to Israel if it did not withdraw its troops from Gaza a couple weeks ago, potentially using much if not most of Hezbollah’s 150,000 advanced missiles and rockets to strike Israel which could overwhelm Israel’s defenses and kill senior Israeli political and military leaders in Tel Aviv. However, this threat appears to be mostly a bluff since they have done little to escalate their attacks on Israel since it invaded Gaza on October 28th.

Meanwhile, far left anti-Israel riots have swept the US during the past couple of weeks including 300,000 protesters in New York City and a violent riot in Washington DC blocking Democratic National Committee headquarters forcing all congressional offices to go on lockdown. These violent domestic extremists have accused President Joe Biden of being guilty of genocide against the Palestinians for repeatedly stating he was essentially giving a blank check for Israel to invade Gaza to win its war against Hamas terrorists causing Israeli leaders to be less concerned about taking precautions against inflicting collateral damage on innocent Palestinians.

While it is true that the 1,400 Israeli deaths suffered at the hands of Hamas terrorists during this war that began on October 7th represents the greatest loss of life for Jews since the Holocaust, Israeli attempts to claim that the loss of 0.014 percent of its population constitutes genocide is patently ridiculous as are the claims of the far left that the loss of 0.5 percent of the population of Gaza from Israeli retaliatory attacks constitute genocide. According to some sources there have been a 388% escalation of anti-Jewish attacks in the US from these violent anti-Israel domestic extremists since the Hamas terrorist attack on October 7th.

During my presentation, I reviewed the history of Israeli-Arab wars beginning with the Israeli-Arab War of 1948 which was the one war Israel fought for its right to exist as an independent nation. None of the wars since have seriously threatened its national existence even though we keep hearing the neoconservatives claim that Israel’s present war against Hamas terrorists is being fought over its right to exist.

Nine days before the Iranian-proxy Hamas terrorist strikes, Iran launches its third satellite orbiting at 280 miles above the Earth which happens to be the optimal altitude to conduct a nationwide super-EMP first strike on the US homeland

I discussed the history of Israeli nuclear development leading Israel to become a nuclear power by the early 1970’s and the fourth largest nuclear power in the world today, just behind the U.S., with an estimated 400 nuclear warheads and Intermediate Range Ballistic Missiles (IRBMs) with a range of 3,000 miles with sufficient range to reach any European country, North Africa and Central Asia. I also detailed why I believe Iran has likely had nuclear weapons over the past twenty years and has likely amassed a significant nuclear arsenal including IRBMs, including a couple of super EMP satellites in orbit over the U.S. with the capability of destroying our great country and perhaps even a few intercontinental ballistic missiles in its underground missile silos on mobile missile launchers.

Here are the links to my presentation as well as the video of my briefing showing the fiery debate I had with a number of audience members over some of my statements and assertions during the thirty minute question and answer period that followed which I am sure subscribers of “The Real War” newsletter will find of interest.