🚨Trump’s TOP GENERAL Just SAID THE QUIET PART…

the top military advisor to Donald Trump. and the Trump regime is sounding the. alarm about the US military logistical. capabilities. At the same time, the. regime is threatening to escalate the. war in Iran. The chairman of the Joint. Chiefs of Staff, Dan Kaine, just gave a. talk at a military conference in. Grapevine, Texas, where he warned that. the United States may have insufficient. logistical capabilities. He also urged.

the private sector with a sense of. urgency to please help get more weapons. to the United States because the US. doesn't even have the appropriate mix of. weapons. I'm going to share with you. this stunning admission by the chairman. of the joint chiefs, Dan Kaine. But I. want to share with you what's going on. right now as well as Iran has rejected. the United States final warning saying.

you better do a deal with us or else we. are going to quote finish the job and. we're going to do it real quick. The. Trump regime is saying and Iran is. responding. You don't have military. bases in the Middle East anymore. We. destroyed them. And in the latest round. of escalation, Iran demonstrated its. capabilities. And Iran said, "The only. way we will make a deal is if our seven. conditions are met," which were the same. conditions in the memorandum of.

understanding, which the Trump regime. previously agreed to and the same. conditions that Iran was advocating for. back in early March. Those terms have. not changed. And the Trump regime is. saying, "Nope, you need to agree to. immediate denuclearization or else." And. Iran is saying, "But you claimed you. obliterated all of our nuclear. capabilities and we will not have any. discussion on the nuclear file until our. conditions are met. You acknowledge Iran. controls the strait of Hormuz. You. unfreeze about 12 to 13 billion dollars.

of Iranian money that's currently being. held in Qatari bank accounts. There is a. development fund provided to Iran for. the destruction that's already taken. place in the war. The Netanyahu regime. in Israel agrees to remove its troops. from southern Lebanon and uh there is a. Palestinian state recognized and there. is a ceasefire across the entire region. involving Iran's so-called axis of. resistance which also includes Hamas and. Hezbollah and the Iraqi resistance and.

the Houthis and in Iran as well. And the. Trump regime says we're not doing that. So Iran says, "Okay, I mean, foreign. minister Aragchi says, look, we're down. for diplomacy, but those are the. conditions. Otherwise, we're prepared. for war. We think we're negotiating from. even a stronger position now is what. Iran is saying. And if you strike us, not only will we hit the nearby uh US. related infrastructure, data centers, we'll cut the underground.

uh fiber optics and cables that link the. data centers and the internet in the. region. We're prepared to cause about $2. trillion of damage immediately if you. strike Iran. We're not just going to. accept that you're going to strike Iran. That's never going to lead to a deal. and we will then pursue a nuclear weapon. which we're not pursuing right now. Iran. has conducted a massive kind of. diplomacy campaign where they brought in. Saudi Arabia and Saudi Arabia, Turkey.

and Pakistan were there in Iran. Iranian. leadership went to uh Russia. President. Pazeski was just there at a uh gas uh. exporting conference where Iran played. uh a key role. And Iran is launching a. number of ballistic missile tests right. now and cruise missile test. Last week. they launched 100 ballistic missiles. just as part of military testing and uh. this week they continue to engage in. their tests. So, with all of this taking. place, with the Trump regime saying.

there's going to be massive strikes. right after the midterms, we're going to. do it short and that's going to make. Iran want to surrender. And Iran saying, "Well, we're not going to surrender.". Let me show you what went down. As you. have the chairman of the Joint Chiefs, you have General uh Dan Kaine. He was. speaking at Grapevine, Texas at this. military conference. And here's where he. talks about the uh real kind of. logistical hurdles that the Trump regime. and the US faces right now. Listen to. what he says as he talks about exposed.

bases. As he says, you know, we need to. have the right mix of munitions, how. there needs to be more fluidity and how. our um capabilities are able to move. around because if you're just static, Iran and other actors are able to strike. the bases like we saw before. Listen. carefully to what he says here. Play. this clip. >> You know, I think if you're uh if you're. fixed, you're at risk. And what I mean. by that is if you're if you're holding a. particular piece of ground for too long,

you're going to start to to be under. under risk. And so the ability for our. forces to be agile, mobile, entrepreneurial in our thinking and take. advantage of creativity and an. innovative entrepreneurial spirit at. every echelon is key and essential in. the future. The character of war is. changing really really fast and. ubiquitous autonomy uh the ability to do. uh long range strikes both from uh from.

an adversary or from us is key and. essential. And so as you consider your. business models of the future, whether. you're one of the component commanders. or you're in industry, I ask you to be. very creative and entrepreneurial and. starting to think about how we're going. to move forces and sustain forces in. contact both the physical domain and. then the information domain as well. uh. moving out in the future. The the days.

of uh of historical logistics where we. had time and space to carefully consider. build combat power, distribute that. combat power from known points of. distribution are probably changing. We're going to need to disagregate our. structures to make sure that we can uh. arm and supply those members of the. joint force who are out there at the. tactical edge of America's uh work and. make sure that they're sustainable over.

time. And so I think we need to change. our assumptions that underpin how we're. going to do our work and be prepared for. that uh that fight that could come at us. in the future. Then there's more from uh. this discussion over here which is very. revealing where he talks about not. having the right mix of uh military uh. equipment and then he urges the private. sector basically for help. Play this. clip. You know I I've had this really. interesting range of experiences where. I've been both in the private sector. By.

the way, I'm on step one of my 12step. recovery process of doing business with. the government. So for those private. sector teammates in here, I have. strategic empathy for what you go. through every day. Uh but one of the key things for me was. to make sure that that we are in the. future uh properly arming the joint. force and underneath that strategic line. of operations means we got to be able to. sustain them. But that means the right.

mix of combat capability, high-end. capability, autonomous and and. attritable capability at scale. before our riskholders contemplate plans. and activities. So that's why you hear. me talking so much about not just the. defense industrial base, which is a key. and essential part of it, but also the. national industrial base. Those mom and. pop machine shops like the one up here.

in Denton, Texas, that I ran for a few. years when I was in the private sector. And at every echelon, I'm asking you to. join me in a sense of urgency that we. need to have right now to ensure that. across the country, the joint force has. the right mix of combat capabilities and. we can get them there at the time and. place of our choosing, which I know is. incredibly complicated. I've never met. uh I've never met a constraint that I.

didn't want to attack. Uh as a theory of. constraints guy uh as a step one of my. five 12step recovery process on being a. manufacturing CEO, I ask you to be. aggressive in attacking constraints. Find a way through it, around it, over. it, or under it to make sure that those. young uh members of our all volunteer. force have the kit that they need when. they need it. And as Donald Trump. continues to attack our allies, here's. what he has to say about the importance.

of allies and building trust. Again, this is the chairman of the joint. chiefs. This is like the top military. adviser, you know, to Trump and Eggs, you know, he sits, you know, at at the. very top of the advice and counsel that. Trump's supposed to be given here. Play. this clip. I mean it's a um it's it's. probably the most important part of. leading in today's environment is. relationships and relationships uh built. on trust and it comes specifically to.

mind for me uh both within this room but. also I note our allies and partners who. are here today. I'm struck by my. memories of getting on a Japanese C130. uh back in the day going into Baghdad. and flying around there with uh with. contributions from our allies and. partners. It extends around the world. into aircraft overflight basing. operations that we rely on. And all of. that is built on wonderful sustained.

continual militarytoilitary. trust. And uh you know that is that is. where I spend a decent amount of my time. is on that relationship between our. United States joint force and those of. our our allies and partners around the. world. And I thank all of you for being. here uh from far away uh to make sure. that as we look at the future world. which is dynamic and complex, Tom Clancy. on his most Jack Daniels inspired day.

could not come up with a scenario that. we're facing right now. Um but it's but. it's real and uh and we can't do it. without relationships. And relationships. aren't always great, but if you have. cander and trust between parties, you. know, you can work through everything. Thank you. So, you have that going on in. Grapevine, Texas. Then in the UK, you. had uh the foreign minister of Oman, um.

uh Dr. uh Busousay. He spoke in. Cambridge and he gave this you know. powerful speech there uh where he. basically said look the regional actors. Oman Iran all all of the you know the. Arab nations in the region Turkey they. all need to take control of their own. regional security not the United States. listen to what Dr. Absad has to say over. here uh as he's speaking uh in the UK. Let's play this clip. >> We need to be in the driving seats. I.

think it is time that we are in the. driving seats. >> We being the Gulf countries. >> Yes. >> And what did the Saudis and the UAE and. all of your other the other countries. think about that? They're so reliant on. America. >> Well, I hope they also see the wisdom in. in that uh geography brought us together. in that region, including Iran. and it's. not going to go away uh anywhere uh. anywhere really. >> You've talked about having a a.

non-aggression pact amongst all of the. countries of the Gulf, including Iran, but is that in any way realistic when. you have American bases in many Gulf. countries? You allow the Americans to to. come and go, you host the American. military. Why would the Iranians ever. agree to that without you completely. rejecting the Americans? >> I think it is really upon the regional. countries to determine among themselves. if they want that or not. And then we we. we we reach and forge.

um a future for us that hopefully will. be supported by all our friends and. allies. >> More from uh the foreign minister of. Oman right here. Let's listen to what. Dr. Busede has to say. buys. >> We are hearing the drums of war again in. Washington and in Tel Aviv before the. Israeli election and the American. election. Tell me if you're concerned. about that. >> Of course, and I really hope they will. go back to the negotiating table to.

resolve the issues that are still. pending. And frankly speaking, I don't. know really what is now expected. out of Iran. I mean uh you know uh the. the the nuclear file it was the primary. issue. Uh the war has uh apparently from. what I uh gather from Americans uh uh. you know the facilities have been. bombarded. Everything has been. eliminated.

>> You have said that friends of America. have a responsibility to tell them the. truth. What what truth do you mean? the truth that the path to peace is to. resolve the issues peacefully. uh in a civilized manner. uh we live in. a the modern world and people deserve to. live in peace and I think the truth is. really to to say that you know the path.

of destruction and war is not something. that people aspire. >> and finally let's listen to him over. here as well let's play. >> but do you sometimes feel that you're. promoting diplomacy as an answer and so. many people in the region in the world. say no the answer is conquest. I don't think so. I think those are a. minority view and the majority view. wants peace for everybody. >> But the that minority view is the. powerful view both in terms of Iran and.

Israel and the US, isn't it? They're the. ones with the weapons. They're the ones. with the belligerance. >> Yes. But what has it brought us other. than destruction and hatred? And what. what would be your message to any. incoming Israeli leader about Iran and. the Gulf? >> Leave Iran alone. Focus on forging. an amicable, just resolution to the. Palestinian question. This is the core.

issue, >> your excellency. Thank you very much. indeed. >> Thank you. Now uh Iran leadership is. also noting that following the meeting. that it had in Moscow as part of the gas. exporting conference that uh Iran and. Russia are finalizing additional nuclear. reactor construction not just in Bushir. but elsewhere there may be like eight. other reactors that they're going to. build together. Roast Tom, Russia's. nuclear and energy company um has also. announced that it will be working more.

closely with Iran as part of other. investment commitments that are being. made there. And again, Putin and. President Pzkian of Iran. They were. talking about regional security, military cooperation, economic. cooperation during their bilateral. meeting on the sidelines of this. conference in Moscow. So that's what's. going on. Let me know what you think. Did you get your copy of WTF America? Let me know if you got the hard cover or. the ebook. Thanks for watching. >> WTF America is officially out now. My. brothers and I wrote it, but this book. is also about you, the millions who.

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