Robbie Bernstein

And then I continue scrolling Twitter and I see, oh, we just attacked them.

And I'm like, shit.

I guess I guess this I guess the war is going on.

But then it was surprising to read the next day.

I guess the CIA had tracked Kalmeny Kalmeny and they knew exactly where he was meeting, along with a lot of the high ranking officials.

So in terms of war, the fact that the first strike was directly against the leader and you managed to take the guy out, I guess that that's the better way to conduct warfare.

Once again, I don't endorse this war.

I think it's a horrible mistake on behalf of Israel and that it's unnecessarily risky.

But that's better than ground invasion or just recklessly bombing a country.

And on the positive side, I think there's still a pathway to get out of this.

And Donald Trump just declares we've got a regime change, but that includes Iran now agreeing to getting rid of its nuclear ambitions.

But as we've explored the risk, I don't really even know –

how presentable of a case that is to them, unless this thing escalates to the extent that they think they're going to get nuked off the planet and they realize that's their only option.

What's braver than getting in line with the deep state after they shoot at you and have files on you?

Nothing more courageous than not uprooting the machine and getting in line with the agenda of the real people with power and fighting a needless war on their behalf.

Very courageous.

Very courageous.

Sometimes you can do it right, like Napoleon, until he decided later in his career to go into Russia and freeze to death.

So that's the point with war is that it's real risky.

And if you decide that you really like it and you think it's a winning game and you keep playing it, at some point you're going to lose.