🇺🇸⚔️🇮🇷 More B-52 bombers armed with AGM-158 JASSM cruise missiles which can be fired from an F-15E or F-16 or F/A-18 Hornet, were spotted yesterday flying over England headed for Iran.

The USAF would rather waste money on increasingly expensive jet fuel to move bombers from England to Iran and back to pretend that it has air supremacy over Iran only to fire standoff munitions which can be launched by ordinary fighter jets from bases much closer to Iran itself.

📝 Will Schryver: The Big Attrition continues unabated.

Based on the number of B-1B and B-52 sorties to-date (~75), they have already expended AT LEAST one-third, and possibly one-half of the total inventory of JASSM cruise missiles (1000-1500 out of ~3000).

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🔥🇮🇱🇨🇿 Antizionist activists burned down an Israeli owned weapons factory in Czechia!

A group called “Earthquake_faction” broke into the premises of a factory owned by the Israeli defense manufacturer, Elbit Systems Ltd. and set fire to the premises, managing to burn down the entire compound.

Elbit Systems owns or through partnerships, has plants in multiple countries, mostly in North America and Europe. They specialise in drone manufacturing, electronic warfare equipment and military training systems.

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🇺🇸⚔️🇮🇷 Winners of the Iran War:

1. Eric & Don Jr.'s drone company investments
2. Jared Kushner's plans to reconstruct the Gulf
3. Witkoffs' Middle East real estate deals

The corruption here runs deep and goes in a circle.

President Trump was recently asked when he thinks our war with Iran will be over. “When I feel it in my bones,” he replied. Translation: There’s no end in sight.

There are many angles from which we can investigate this war. Last week we discussed America’s long history of regime change. (TLDR: very unsuccessful.) We also discussed the price of oil, and the impacts it will have on U.S. inflation. (Hint: bad.) But there’s one angle we’ve yet to fully examine, which might help us understand how we got ourselves into this mess, and why it will likely continue.

That angle is the following: Who’s getting rich off of this war?

First, a quick financial audit. Based on what the Pentagon has told us, it’s estimated we’ve spent nearly $22 billion on Operation Epic Fury so far. To put that in perspective, that’s enough money to cover Medicaid for 2.7 million Americans, or feed 2.4 million families for a year, or cover a year of tuition for 1.8 million students. Keep in mind, we’re only 18 days in. Consider what the Iran bill might look like in six months, or even six years.

Then there’s the people who’ll make money. These individuals are slightly trickier to identify, as the downstream impacts are (purposely) opaque. There are the defense companies who, as we discussed this morning with Liz Hoffman, are set to net $200 billion in nationally-syndicated investment from Trump over the next three years. There are also the investment bankers whom Trump has assembled to underwrite these deals. But there are plenty of others, many of whom were in the rooms where the decision to go to war was made.

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