Nathan Cornacchia

Now, does Iran have the capabilities of flying a plane to New York City to drop a bomb?

No.

Even to Israel?

No.

The big thing with Iran is that Iran is the last hegemonic superpower in the Middle East that is in direct opposition to Israel.

And so if you look at all of the countries that the United States has destabilized since the global war on terror, really this all stems back to 1997.

when Israel and the United States came up with what's called the Clean Break Strategy.

The Clean Break Strategy was essentially a strategy that we would go in and topple and destabilize seven different countries in seven years.

That was in 1997.

Then 9-11 just...

conveniently happens a couple years later.

And then right after that, Bibi Netanyahu comes to Congress in 2002.

He basically pitches the clean break strategy, which I'll explain here in a second, to the US Congress, which is if we go in and we topple the governments of Iraq, Sudan, Somalia, Lebanon, Libya, and then the final one, Iran, that will basically ring democracy and freedom through the Middle East.

And so what we went and did was invaded Iraq, overthrew Saddam, overthrew Gaddafi in Libya, overthrew Assad in Syria, overthrew the governments in Sudan, Somalia.

And we've overthrown every government, or even though, whether we put in a pro-United States-Israel agreement,

puppet, you could say it doesn't really matter.

What really matters to Israel and the United States is that we destabilize the superpowers.

And so we did that with Iraq.

We removed Saddam.

We completely destabilized the region, basically created a massive power vacuum, leads to the rise of ISIS.