The New York Times reported in March that Netanyahu had embraced the Mossad’s promise of a popular revolt when he urged Trump into the war, and had grown frustrated when no uprising came.

A leaked US National Intelligence Council assessment, compiled days before the first strikes, had already concluded that even a large-scale assault was unlikely to dislodge Iran’s military and clerical leadership, and that an opposition takeover was improbable.

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        the best way is to get people to see beyond their programming; but it’s clear that westerners embrace american propaganda too much to ever let that happen.

        so the way that’s available to us is the same way that doctors treat cancer: you poison the body enough to (hopefully) let the cancer die first and climate change will do that for the world.

        you would think this is obvious AF w the way we’re banning electric vehicles and green energy everywhere, but i guess not officially banning them is too subtle to let people understand it.

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    mossad is an extension of cia , they only had so many assets , after using them since 2020 most of them are either dead or in prison

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      Other way around actually. JFK talked about this, it’s not new, it’s even in the small portion of released Epstein files.

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    This confirms Mossad was unable to do it doesn’t it. That means the Iranians aren’t as compromised by Mossad as it appeared during the 12-day war. At least not anymore.

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      It helps when a lot of the senior leadership gets killed off, including the assets.

      It is also hard to revolt at the beginning of a war without being treated by the rest of the country as traitors.