Aaron Parnas

And then, like you said at the beginning, the shores of the Strait of Hormuz.

But that is terrifying for a lot of military families.

I mean, you can't claim Iran is devastated and Iran is done.

Iran just struck an F-35 yesterday, right?

Like Iran still has capabilities.

Iran struck the Haifa oil refinery in Israel yesterday successfully.

Iranian drones have successfully struck over 10 American satellite facilities in the region.

This is not a regime that's just over and done with.

They still have more firepower.

And that also doesn't include, like, the lone wolf, like, potential for a suicide bomber by American forces on the ground in Iran.

I mean, there's just so many issues with this.

Yeah, and it's killing Israelis too.

And I mean, I don't know that, I think at the beginning of the war, even a lot of Israelis were very excited for it because they were like, finally down with the Ayatollah, down with this regime, this murderous regime.

But now even I think if you polled Israeli citizens, I don't know that they would be fully supportive of this because I still don't get what regime change is here.

Like, and I don't think anyone has adequately explained that.

Netanyahu hasn't explained it.

Trump hasn't explained it.

Okay, you now have a new Ayatollah, kill him next.

Okay, you're going to have a new cleric that comes up that's even more hardline.

You're creating a vacuum where you have more hardliners come in, more people who are willing to restrict the rights of Iranian citizens, and you're not actually doing anything to change it.