Jamie Franks

And then you, you kill a soldier and now you have his gun.

Then you use that gun to kill another soldier.

And now you've got two people with guns and now two people kill two more soldiers.

And now you've got four guns, but, um,

But by and large, the population, they've kind of been beaten into submission and systematically disarmed over a long period of time.

And if I lived in a place like that and I did not have the means to affect a meaningful resistance, would I hope for somebody to come in and lend a hand?

The answer is yes.

But I don't know how we would

effectively be able to... Without doing a full-on invasion of Iran and actually putting American troops on the ground there, which I would not necessarily be in favor of, I don't know what kind of strategic level or even tactical level standoff weapon we could use to help this situation along.

This is a weird, volatile, deep-rooted situation

Um, that's, that's kind of like a, a civil war issue.

I don't like, you know, when we, when we strive, I forget that there was a cool name for the operation and now I can't think of it, but when we use the stealth bombers to bomb their nuclear, uh, weapon plant a few months ago, uh,

that's a perfect example of what I'm talking about is that here's this problem.

We have this smart weapon.

That's a solution.

Bing, bang, boom, we're done.

And that, that problem is fixed.

I don't see, I don't know of any, um, tourniquet that we can, any kind of, like I said, any standoff smart weapon that we can employ, uh, surgically, if you will, to really help this messy of a, of a situation that's on the ground level, you know?

I mean, yeah, because I mean, the only like it was Operation Midnight Hammer, by the way, that was to bomb the Iranian nuclear sites a few months ago.

But yeah, I mean, short of if we could if we employed some sort of weapon or some sort of special operations team or something that could go in and like assassinate the the.