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"Online Rent-a-Sage" Bret Devereaux
Ancient & military historian specializing in the Roman economy and military. PhD from UNC History. More impressive credential is that I have beaten both Dark Souls and Elden Ring. Blogs at acoup.blog









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In which case we're going to end up back where we started the ceasefire - needing to deescalate to a ceasefire before Iran puts GCC oil infrastructure to the torch - before too long. I'd imagine the purpose of Iran's attacks right now may be to demonstrate that inevitability.
I suppose one of the key questions here is how well CENTCOM and the GCC were able to replenish interceptor munition stocks. But I worry the answer is going to end up being 'not nearly enough' with Iran still having 70+% of its missile and drone capabilities.
They called him, these big fellows, they called him, with tears in their eyes and they said - and these were big, strong guys, tears in their eyes - they said, "Sir, Sir, please can you stop the bombing?"