Jason Buttrell

Well, they have historically been at odds with the regular military, right?

So I do believe there's a high chance that if it gets to that point, then the weapons on the ground in support of the people could be the regular Iranian military.

That's very, very possible.

But I do think that they will come out in force.

And I think that speaking of weapons that we don't know capabilities of.

I think that cyber warfare in Venezuela is any kind of, I guess, clue to this or hint.

I do believe we will see cyber warfare used like never before when this kicks off.

For sure.

Similar, and I like how you use the shock and awe and the Gulf Wars because during the, especially the first Gulf War, the thing that we debuted then was precision guided munitions.

So Tomahawk cruise missiles, we really showed off our precision weapons.

And that was a very similar flashpoint in global defense history.

We showed for the first time how accurate our weapons were.

The Russians had no idea that they were that accurate.

The Chinese had no idea.

If this goes to regional war status and as big as what some people are predicting, I think they'll be saying the same things after this happens is, oh, my gosh, we are so far behind.

That's the question of the millennias, really, right there.

Because if you want to think back through history, we have always been searching for that answer.

And it's very positive.

The Abraham Accords are very positive to getting them all to work together.

But the solution back in the day, right during the wars between Saddam Hussein and Iran, was to arm one side,