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Trump Prepares Iran Invasion on Election Day

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Trump Prepares Iran Invasion on Election Day

The transcript details escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran, with reports that the Trump administration is preparing large-scale military strikes against Iran, scheduled for Wednesday, November 4. This date coincides with the 47th anniversary of the 1979 U.S. embassy seizure in Tehran, adding symbolic weight to the timing. Iran is responding by mobilizing its armed forces, issuing public warnings to its citizens about nuclear threats, and refusing to engage in nuclear talks until U.S. preconditions are met. The transcript alleges that Israel is providing false intelligence about Iran’s chemical weapons to trigger a U.S. false flag escalation. Meanwhile, Trump repeatedly claims to have conducted strikes on Iranian targets, downplaying them as minor operations while asserting the potential to kill thousands of civilians. He also makes baseless claims about owning Greenland to offset military costs. Iranian officials maintain that the U.S. has no legitimacy in negotiating over nuclear issues without addressing their seven demands, and that the military is fully prepared to respond to any attack. The narrative portrays a dangerous cycle of mutual escalation, with both sides preparing for conflict, while questioning the credibility of U.S. claims and the political motivations behind the actions. The situation is framed as a potential catastrophic escalation, with significant risks to civilian populations and regional stability.

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As Donald Trump's election prospects get even worse, all reporting indicates that the Trump regime is preparing a massive attack against Iran in the next 24 hours. The latest reporting is that CENTCOM's plan calls for strikes to take place in Iran on Wednesday. To be clear, it's almost Wednesday in Iran, and there will be massive strikes, according to the latest reporting by the New York Times and others. It should also be noted that Iran's armed forces are moving equipment and tactical launch vehicles in its western regions right now, preparing for the U.S. strikes and preparing to respond. Iran's state-run Fars news agency posted this image of the globe that says, without geographical restrictions, referring to the order by Ayatollah Mojtaba Khomeini that Iran should strike wherever. So let's talk about what's happening. According to the New York Times, the U.S. military has prepared plans for strikes against Iran beginning as early as Wednesday, November 4th, following the midterm elections, with three American aircraft carriers positioned in the region for these strikes. U.S. officials say the optimal window for the operation is limited, as one carrier must return to its home port after early November. The timing also coincides with the U.S. military providing the darkness preferred by the U.S. military for these massive strikes. Also, interesting timing, Wednesday, November 4th marks the 47th anniversary of the seizure of the U.S. embassy in Tehran by Iranian students in 1979. It's why a lot of accounts point to Wednesday as the day when these strikes will take place. Now, it should also be noted, Israel has shared intelligence with the Trump regime, and the U.S. military has shared intelligence with the U.S. regime, alleging that Iran is preparing imminent chemical weapon strikes against the United States. This was also being reported by the New York Times, but I think anybody with half a brain realizes that this is Netanyahu's attempt to try to cause a massive false flag incident to permit the Trump regime to do this massive catastrophic escalation, which will certainly result in a massive backfire situation. The Trump regime is preparing a massive false flag incident against the U.S. military, and the U.S. Trump regime officials apparently are saying within the Trump regime, there's a division, Hegseth, Admiral Brad Cooper, and others want to strike. J.D. Vance and others are saying this is just another version of Iraqi WMD claims. This is not true. Of course, it isn't true. It's Netanyahu lying, especially as we know that in Israel, Gadi Eisenkot, who is the opposition leader, is forming a government right now with the Arab bloc that would remove, Netanyahu from power. And this is what Netanyahu does over and over again. And this morning, Iran has released a rare broadcast on state TV, preparing and instructing citizens to survive a nuclear strike, including sheltering for at least 24 hours. This was issued by Iran's Isfahan emergency services. And this comes among lots of warnings. You know, will the United States consider a tactical nuclear strike? Now, on the one hand, yes, Tucker Carlson, says a lot of things. And he said that this is what's being planned. Set aside what Tucker Carlson said, though, for a moment, the Trump regime has actively talked about, regardless of what Tucker has said. We've seen their statements about tactical nuclear strikes of the Isfahan mountain range. And we previously heard Senator Murphy, who actually suffered recently from a stroke in our thoughts and prayers. And we hope that he gets better. He said that he saw intelligence about what the Trump regime's plan was. And he said that he saw intelligence about what the Trump regime's plan was before Senator Murphy had that stroke. And he said that if the Trump regime does what we believe they're going to do based on the intelligence, it would be the biggest catastrophic situation, perhaps in recent world history. And so you can judge for yourself what Senator Murphy was talking about. Now, the same time all of this is going on, the Trump regime was trying to act like there was progress being made towards a deal with Iran. Iran made it clear that they are not close to a deal with the United States, saying zero progress has been made on reaching an agreement and no concessions were made on the nuclear issue. Oil prices were crashing on the Trump regime manipulation before the elections. Recall the Trump regime also was lying all day that they're going to cut off military aid to Israel, which we know to be just more Trump gimmick and more Trump fraud heading into the election. Now, Iran says the U.S. response to its seven preconditions was, quote, not convincing, and the U.S. must fully and explicitly address Iran's seven conditions. Particularly, Moshen Razai, who's the top advisor to Ayatollah Mojtaba Khomeini, said America's response to Iran's rights and demands was not convincing, and they must fully and explicitly address Iran's seven conditions and act upon them. Only in this case will the Strait of Hormuz be reopened. Meanwhile, Iran's President Mossad Pazeskian said, let them assassinate me. I'm ready. If the people stand with us, even if they assassinate thousands of people like me, the enemy will not be able to do a damn thing. Pazeskian also said, look, if they want to keep this economic blockade and we reach a point where we have to cut off gas and electricity to cultural centers to avoid cutting supplies to production facilities, that would be better than a thousand speeches. We must ensure that production remains operational. We need to establish a system where we should consume less so that production can keep on running. Iran's M.B. Golubov, the main parliament leader, the lead negotiator with the United States, being done now expressly just through intermediaries, says, we have given the Americans a firm response. The ball is now in the Americans' court. If Washington makes another strategic mistake, it will face a new battlefield and be even more desperate to find a way out. Also, a senior Iranian official told Reuters that Tehran and Washington, remain far from a deal, rejecting excessive U.S. demands. The U.S. wants Iran to address the nuclear file right now. Iran says, we are not going to have any discussions about any nuclear file unless and until our seven conditions are met. Then we will open up the Strait of Hormuz. Then we can move to having possible discussions about the nuclear file. But Trump regime, you claimed you obliterated our nuclear weapons a long time ago. And so there's nothing to even talk about at this point. We don't trust you. We don't trust that you're ever going to fulfill any type of MOU. So you do the seven conditions or don't do the seven conditions and we will respond accordingly. The deputy commander of the Iranian armed forces said the following. We as military personnel never analyze threats from a political perspective. We only think about defense. We are prepared to respond to any level of threat and our duty is to be ready for war. The Iranian army and the armed forces are 100% prepared to respond to the enemy at any level of threat. And we are now ready to fulfill our duty. We as military personnel operate behind diplomacy, providing the leverage that diplomats need for negotiations so that they can appear strong at the negotiating table. This is the greatest responsibility of the armed forces. Iran's deputy foreign minister Garbabadi says we do not tie our foreign policy to elections in other countries. The U.S. elections is an internal matter for their country. What is important is that Iran is neither waiting for the U.S. election results, nor aligning our policies with them. Trump also says that he may have to kill lots of Iranian civilians after the midterms when he resumes the war. He told state regime media this morning, I'm not looking to, you know, kill lots of people, but if we have to, we'll have to. Trump said when asked what will happen after the election on Iran, we could finish them off or we can be nice and let thousands of people live that would get killed in a war. Iran's IRGC, meanwhile, says it has put borders into action and will respond immediately and effectively to any threat without geographical restrictions. Should also be noted that Israel has issued instructions to reopen bomb shelters as tensions rise over the possibility of renewed war with Iran. Mayors and local officials in Israeli settlements have issued instructions to reopen bomb shelters. Let's take a look at what's going on in Tehran right now, where you have the people in the center of Tehran out with signs like this. We killed Trump, it says. There will be a war. Iran's IRGC, meanwhile, says it has put borders into action. There will be a war. There will be a war. There will be a war. Iran's IRGC, they're burning Trump flags right now. They're holding Trump flags right now. There are photos of this right now taking place. Meanwhile, when Donald Trump said that he was going to cut off aid to Israel, we all knew it was a lie. Netanyahu responded right away. Here's how Netanyahu responded. Let's play this clip over here. And just to wrap up quickly on that breaking news about the aid to Israel, the Israeli finance ministry now reportedly telling local media here that they were entirely unaware of Israel. Any intention by the U.S. to cancel that $4 billion in aid? So it really is a political and financial earthquake here in the region. Thank you. We'll watch the follow-up from there. Netanyahu completely denying Donald Trump's claim that he would cut off aid. We all know that's an election day gimmick. We spend our whole lives looking forward to retirement. No alarm clock, no commute, nobody telling you where you need to be Monday morning. Sounds pretty good, right? But then retirement actually gets here and there's a question nobody really warns you about. Now what? What do you do with your time? What gives you purpose? What gets you excited to get up in the morning? Chapter built something for exactly this. A four-part online series for a small group of people in the same transition to work through these questions together. Meaning, connection, what's next? Their next groups kick off in November. Groups are small and filling up, so don't wait. If you're retired or about to be, sign up at chapter.com slash retirement group. You deserve a transition that's actually supported. Also, Donald Trump admitted that he struck Iran last night, as we reported here at the United States, at the Midas Touch Network, that the United States struck Iran's Keshem Island. He said, though, it's not a big deal, not a real war. Here, play this. That 159 ships. They got rockets. Every ship, Brian, every ship is at the bottom of the sea. They had 288 airplanes. Every airplane is laying on small little pieces, tiny little pieces all over the runways of Iran. They have no airplanes. They have no anti-aircraft. We took some out last night. It was just a minor attack. It wasn't a war. They built a anti-aircraft facility. It took them about two months. We watched it get built. As soon as it was completed, we hit it last night. Very nicely. Not a big war. And, you know, when you talk about war, this isn't really war. We haven't, we haven't, I mean, we hit it very hard at the beginning, but that was it. We knocked out their nuclear capability. We knocked out their dust. There's thousands of tons of rocks sitting on top. And we have that under surveillance. If anyone went there, we'd hit it again. But we have it under, you know, we have space force that I developed into my first. More of Donald Trump saying that he struck Iran last night. He says we may have to kill thousands of people. It's my decision if I want to kill thousands of people. Let's play it. We have everything good, but this isn't really war. We haven't shot anything. We're not, you know, war is like you would see Russia, Ukraine. That's a war. War would be the second world war where you just keep fighting and fighting and there's no time to not fight. I haven't, I mean, we don't even, they, we have them totally where we want. We could finish them off or we could be nice and let thousands of people live that would get killed. In a war. But when was the last time that we really shot anything? We took over the harmless state. We have total war of Donald Trump saying that let's play this clip. President, we know we had to take this little detour because Iran could not have a nuclear weapon, but after the election, it's been totally successful by the way. Yes, sir. It's been one of the greatest victories of this administration, but what's going to happen after the election day after today? What's the next? Well, we'll see. Look, uh, I'm not looking to, uh, you know, kill lots of people, but if we have to, we'll have to, but I'm not looking to do that. Donald Trump then says it is a fake rumor that we are low on ammo, but then admits we are low on certain types of munitions, but he blames that on Biden and Ukraine. Let's play this clip. We'll have so many Patriots within a year and we're stocked up now. You know, they had that fake rumor that we were low on ammo and we really weren't. We were low on certain things and the word low is too strong, but we were, uh, sort of diminishing our things. Because we gave so much to Ukraine under Biden and much more so than a row. We use very little on Iran by comparison. We, we would give, we gave $350 billion worth of equipment to Ukraine and we never asked for money. And you know, I still give to Ukraine. I give it through the European union, but they pay us a hundred percent on the dollar for it. We still give them, but they pay us. But Donald Trump says that all of the money we are losing in this catastrophic war in Iran, we're getting back because we own Greenland. Now he claims, which is a total and utter lie. And Fox was trying to push him off, like, go away. What crazy things are you saying? And he said in the last 24 hours that Greenland has given us $5 trillion by owning it. So that offsets all of the catastrophic costs in an already catastrophic war. Here's what he says. Play this clip. Mr. President, thank you so much for joining us. I know you're going to be watching the results from the white house tonight. I am, I am. And I think the results are going to be better than you think. We did the tour. I did a tour for 30 days. And I want to tell you those stadiums were packed. We had, we had people, nobody's ever seen that. I think they had a big effect. Well, there you have it, everybody. Let me know what you think. Hit subscribe. We'll keep you posted. Get your copy of WTF. America now. Thanks everybody.

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. U.S. military plans, including strikes on Iran as early as Wednesday, November 4, are being reported by the New York Times, with three aircraft carriers positioned in the region.
  2. Iran is preparing for potential U.S. strikes by moving military equipment and launching vehicles, while state media warn citizens to survive a nuclear attack and shelter for at least 24 hours.
  3. The timing of the planned strikes coincides with the 47th anniversary of the 1979 U.S. embassy seizure in Tehran, suggesting symbolic and historical significance.
  4. Israel's intelligence sharing about Iran’s possible chemical weapons use is widely viewed as a false flag tactic to justify a U.S. escalation under the Trump regime.
  5. Iranian officials insist that U.S. demands on the nuclear issue are unacceptable and that a deal is only possible if the U.S. fulfills seven preconditions, including reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
  6. Trump has publicly claimed U.S. strikes against Iran, downplaying them as minor attacks while suggesting the possibility of killing thousands of civilians if needed.
  7. Trump denies U.S. military shortages, attributes them to Biden’s support of Ukraine, and makes unfounded claims about owning Greenland to offset war costs.
  8. Iran asserts its military is fully prepared to respond to any threat, with forces operating behind diplomacy to provide strategic leverage in negotiations.

Summary:

S. and Iran, with reports that the Trump administration is preparing large-scale military strikes against Iran, scheduled for Wednesday, November 4. S.

embassy seizure in Tehran, adding symbolic weight to the timing. S. preconditions are met.

S. false flag escalation. Meanwhile, Trump repeatedly claims to have conducted strikes on Iranian targets, downplaying them as minor operations while asserting the potential to kill thousands of civilians.

He also makes baseless claims about owning Greenland to offset military costs. S. has no legitimacy in negotiating over nuclear issues without addressing their seven demands, and that the military is fully prepared to respond to any attack.

S. claims and the political motivations behind the actions. The situation is framed as a potential catastrophic escalation, with significant risks to civilian populations and regional stability.

FAQs

According to reports, U.S. military plans include strikes against Iran beginning as early as Wednesday, November 4th, with three aircraft carriers positioned in the region. However, these plans remain unconfirmed and are part of ongoing speculation.

November 4th marks the 47th anniversary of the 1979 seizure of the U.S. embassy in Tehran by Iranian students, which some analysts link to the timing of potential military action against Iran.

Yes, Iran has moved tactical equipment and launch vehicles to western regions and released public warnings instructing citizens to prepare for a nuclear strike, indicating military readiness.

Reports suggest Israel has shared intelligence with the U.S. alleging Iran is preparing chemical weapon strikes, but this is disputed as potentially a false flag operation to justify a broader U.S. escalation.

Trump has publicly discussed the possibility of tactical nuclear strikes, including on the Isfahan mountain range, but these claims are unverified and have been criticized as part of a broader escalation narrative.

Iran insists that U.S. officials fully address its seven preconditions before discussing the nuclear file, with the condition that the Strait of Hormuz be reopened as a prerequisite for any talks.

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