Source: War Room with Steve Bannon, Sam Faddis and Jack Posobiec
Situation: Escalating U.S. involvement in post-strike Iran operations under dubious intelligence justification
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:
Despite President Donald Trump’s declaration that Iran’s nuclear program has been "obliterated completely,” pressure is mounting from media, think tanks, and intelligence operatives to expand U.S. involvement under the guise of locating missing nuclear materials. Bannon and Posobiec caution that this is classic "mission creep”—a regime change operation disguised as containment. The warning is clear: Americans are being upsold into another endless war, and this time the upsell is dressed in tactical boots and tier-one uniforms.
CURRENT STATUS:
Narrative Shift: MSM outlets like The New York Times and Financial Times simultaneously released stories suggesting Iran’s nuclear material may have been moved, pushing the idea that on-the-ground U.S. forces may be needed to "find it.”
Media’s Regime Change Playbook: Bannon points out that the “upsell” always starts the same—”just a couple boots on the ground,” maybe Delta Force or SEAL Team 6, nothing big—until it’s irreversible.
Intelligence Gaps: According to Sam Faddis, former CIA operations officer, it’s evident U.S. intelligence lacks human assets inside Iran. The inability to confirm locations of materials suggests a deeper failure: We are now reliant on Israeli intel and media speculation.
Trump’s Position: Trump remains firm—mission accomplished, nuclear infrastructure destroyed. Any additional push for action contradicts the Commander-in-Chief and hints at deep-state subversion of his policy.
STRATEGIC CONCERNS:
False Urgency: The sudden push from defense commentators and think tanks like ISW (Institute for the Study of War) feels manufactured. The same voices pushing Ukraine escalation are now demanding intervention in Iran.
Foreign Interests Steering U.S. Policy: Bannon warns U.S. is being used to finish wars that others start. Israel, while a strong ally, is acting in its own national interest. That does not obligate America to pursue regime change.
Geopolitical Overload: With Russia advancing in Ukraine and China flexing muscle in the South China Sea, adding another front in Iran risks overextending U.S. military capability and fracturing public support.
Manipulative Language: Posobiec highlights how "moderates” will soon be floated by media and politicians as potential allies in Iran. This is the same logic that led to the Iran-Contra scandal and decades of instability in the region.
IMPLICATIONS:
NATO Summit Fallout: Key allies like South Korea and Japan have pulled out of the upcoming NATO meeting, citing "instability.” The shift indicates wider concern over escalating U.S.-Iran tensions.
Disinformation Campaign Underway: With elite voices calling for "just a little more” involvement, Americans must recognize the sales pitch. The upsell has started. The moment boots hit the ground, the war machine is activated.
RECOMMENDATION:
Hold the line. President Trump must assert control over military planning and intelligence dissemination. The American public must reject any covert path toward regime change masked as a clean-up operation. If foreign powers want war, let them fight it. The U.S. already completed its mission. Escalation now serves only the globalist class and foreign interests—not the American people.
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