AMERICAN PROPAGANDA

BRIAN BERLETIC—The US has been working towards this war on Iran throughout the entire 21st century spanning multiple presidential administrations;
The region was reshaped by US invasions and the arming of extremists under Bush, the “Arab Spring,” the “Iran Nuclear Deal,” and subsequent additional wars under Obama, the collapse of Syria under Biden, and launching direct war with Iran under Trump;
The war on Iran constitutes multiple phases of economic, political, covert, and direct military aggression hoping to collapse it just as Iraq was over the course of the 1990s and early 2000s.

JUDGE NAP—Israeli Influence on US Military Policy: The war’s origins and conduct are deeply intertwined with Israeli strategic goals, with Netanyahu leveraging US military power to pursue regime change in Iran. This relationship illustrates how foreign interests can dictate US foreign policy, often at significant cost to American lives and resources. The resulting conflict is not solely a US endeavor but effectively a proxy war serving Israeli territorial and political ambitions, raising questions about sovereignty and democratic accountability in US decision-making.

JM—Western analysts as of March 2026 like to classify Iranian missiles as MRVs rather than MIRVs (independently guided to different areas) mostly because they like to sneer at Iranian technological advances —but Iran claims “multiple warhead” capabilities, meaning independent targeting within an area or adjacent areas. In practice, it all depends on the target environment.

In fact, Iran’s tactical technology ahead of the US, which has both MRVs and MIRVs but only for nuclear weapons, and has yet to develop operational hypersonic missiles like the Iranian ones. Simply put, its missiles are a generation behind.

DH—The video features a detailed discussion hosted by Danny Haiphong with Scott Ritter, a former U.S. Marine Corps intelligence officer and UN weapons inspector, analyzing the ongoing war involving the U.S., Israel, and Iran. Ritter critiques the U.S. and Israeli military strategy, highlighting the failure of their initial surprise attack aimed at regime change in Iran, which instead strengthened Iranian resolve and leadership.

He explains the U.S.-Israel missile defense systems’ inefficiencies and contrasts them with Iran’s superior, well-prepared missile strategy. Ritter condemns the U.S. government and media for misinformation, propaganda, and poor war planning, emphasizing the rising economic costs, especially in energy prices due to the conflict’s impact on oil supply in the Middle East. The interview also delves into the moral and legal breaches committed during the war, including the double-tap attack on a school killing many children, and the dismantling of U.S. military protocols designed to prevent civilian casualties.

DH—In this detailed geopolitical analysis and discussion hosted by Danny Haiphong with former US Army officer and geopolitical analyst Stanislav Krapivnik, the focus is on the escalating conflict in the Middle East, particularly the ongoing war involving Iran, Israel, and the United States. The conversation highlights the profound military and strategic challenges faced by the US and its allies, especially concerning the degradation and depletion of advanced missile defense systems like THAAD and Patriot. Iran’s retaliatory strikes, which have targeted critical radar systems and military bases across the region, are causing significant disruption to US and Israeli defensive capabilities.