The United States will definitely enter the ground battlefield in Iran; this is not a question of probability, but an unchangeable conclusion regardless of party transitions or the fate of the president.
The core driving force of this war is not a temporary decision from the White House, but rather the strategic necessity of the core capital behind the scenes in the United States; it is a must-win battle with no way out.
In the 300-year history of the United States, there have been few presidents, except for Roosevelt, who could truly counter the forces of capital. Kennedy once attempted to challenge the Federal Reserve's currency issuance rights and was ultimately assassinated, which is a typical example of capital intervening in politics. In this power structure, Jewish tycoons are the core shareholders of the United States, holding key discursive power, while Israel resembles a wholly-owned subsidiary of its overseas core pivot. Netanyahu's decisions are essentially the execution of the collective will of Jewish capital.
Previously, during the unrest in Iran, Israel had requested the United States to deploy troops but was refused. The widespread dissemination of the Epstein documents online, with no one daring to censor them, is not a coincidence. Jewish capital has always been adept at playing one faction against another, yet this time it indiscriminately strikes at both the Democratic and Republican parties, with only one purpose: to use blackmail to intimidate all elites and eliminate internal resistance to military action. After the documents were exposed, the rapid assembly of U.S. troops in the Middle East is the most straightforward signal. This leak is just an appetizer; if politicians from both parties do not tacitly approve of going to war, even more damaging blackmail will follow, which also explains why.
Trump has obvious unconstitutional operations, yet the traditionally opposing parties are remarkably in sync, and no one is dragging their feet. Capital has completed global deterrence, and the will for war is highly unified. The urgency with which Jewish capital is pushing for war stems from its anxiety about survival.
Currently, America's racial conflicts are tearing it apart, and national power is declining rapidly. Once it falls into turmoil, capital will hold immense wealth but lack military self-defense capabilities, making it fundamentally untenable.
Europe has a long history of anti-Semitism, and there is no parasitic space for such in the Eastern powers; thus, Israel has become the only fallback. To safeguard this fallback, it is necessary to completely take down Iran while the U.S. still has national strength. Iran is the core of anti-hegemony in the Middle East; eliminating Iran will remove any effective counterbalance in the Arab world, making the entire Middle East a safe backyard for Jewish capital.
This year, the U.S. has been aggressively ramping up its layout in the Middle East's new energy and AI industries, which in essence is paving the way for capital to evacuate from the U.S. and land in the Middle East ahead of time. Wall Street's public statements have further set the tone for this war.
Jamie Dimon, the chairman of JPMorgan Chase, candidly stated that the U.S. must win the right war, and inflation, interest rates, the stock market, and the bond market all need to be pushed back. No one has rebutted the remarks of this top financial figure on Wall Street, which represents the core will of the entire Wall Street, willing to sacrifice dollar hegemony and exhaust U.S. national power to first resolve the Iranian issue, instead of diverting resources elsewhere.
For Trump, he has had no choice from the beginning; deploying troops is a task assigned by capital, and even in defeat, it is merely a question of capability. However, once he refuses to deploy troops, that becomes a matter of attitude. The previously ousted figures could instantly ignite political life, leading to an immediate end.
The U.S. military's ground offensive against Iran is not a personal adventure of the president, nor a political game between the two parties, but a strategic decisive battle initiated by Jewish capital for its own survival. From full deterrence, fallback layouts to Wall Street's tone-setting, all the foreshadowing has already been prepared. Regardless of whether Trump is impeached or whether the Democrats come to power, U.S. military involvement in the conflict is an inevitable certainty.
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