Iran Strikes Continue, Israel's Plan & AD Falter, Asks US Join War; Putin Slams Trump In Angry Call
Topic 1578

Zelensky fears Odessa loss. Kellogg offers more concessions to Russia
The Duran: Episode 2252

IDF targets Khamenei. Trump deception, Putin diplomacy. Tucker calls out neocons. Graham warns India
Topic 1723

The Duran: Episode 961
France's Marine Le Pen Acquitted in Case Over Violating Hate Speech Laws
https://sputniknews.com/europe/202105041082797685-frances-marine-le-pen-acquitted-in-case-over-violating-hate-speech-laws/

Prof. Mirandi, live on MOATS, said he cannot give up his cell phone because he wants to speak to media. However, since the satanic entity can target him through the phone, he stays away from his family. Then he gave examples of how the devils just took out innocents by bombing residences in the last two days.
I hope nothing happens to him.

Subject: FROM GENGHIS KHAN To DIMONA: The Power and Fragility of Military Myth

Genghis Khan’s army was small. But his genius lay not just in tactics, but in perception. He used deception, propaganda, and speed to terrify empires into submission. The Mongol horde became legend, larger in story than in size.

Israel, too, mastered this art. For decades, it has wielded strategic ambiguity as its shield:

A nuclear arsenal no one has seen tested.
An Iron Dome that was marketed as near-invincible.
A military reputation built as much on myth as machinery.

But myths fray over time.

The Iron Dome is no longer flawless.
The nuclear arsenal—if it exists—hasn’t been tested in decades.
And the last U.S. president who dared confront Israel’s nuclear ambitions? John F. Kennedy. After his assassination, no one questioned again.

So the question now is not does Israel have nuclear weapons, but do they still work?
And perhaps more provocatively: Was the myth more powerful than the missile all...