Robert Pape

Which goes in the other way, which is going in the other direction.

They're looking at tactics, and they're not seeing the strategic effects are not coming like they want.

So tactically, as with the bombing...

When the bombs were launched against Iran on February 28th, bombs hit target, bombs killed leader.

With the blockade, tactically, you have the same thing.

In fact, we've turned around something like 40 ships, 38 ships here.

That was carrying Iran's oil.

So tactically, that's a success.

If you also look at it tactically from the perspective of –

We've produced about a million unemployed right now in Iran.

So that, you can say, is a tactical success.

But look at the Supreme Leader's statement just a few minutes before we came on the show today.

Look at what's happening around the world in the last 36 hours, 72 hours.

This is a strategic disaster.

This is not.

These tactical successes...

are not leading to strategic success, similar with the bombing.

The bombing was tactically successful.

In fact, I taught for the US Air Force.

I have nothing but enamored with our,