Tim Pool

The likelihood that we put boots on the ground is unfortunately going up, at least I think in the general opinion.

It's not guaranteed.

We don't know for sure.

But the Democrats have come out saying they are fearful based on what they are saying that the likelihood we are going to put boots on the ground is increasing.

Whether or not we trust them, I don't know.

But I got to be honest, I don't think Democrats are actually fearful of it.

I think they're talking out the side of their mouths going like, oh, no, I hope we don't have boots on the ground.

Wink.

Yeah, at the same time, Israel is calling up 100,000 reservists, and the question there is, for what purpose?

Do you need 100,000 people active across the country?

Well, to be fair, there's probably ground operations in Israel they do need people for, but 100,000 is quite a bit.

And then there's the ultimate logic, which is how do you guarantee that the regime you've, or I should say the Supreme Leader that you've taken out and his leadership is not replaced by the exact same structure?

You can't unless there is some form of occupation.

So perhaps it won't be direct U.S.

troops, but it seems incredibly likely

This will be the outcome.

And that appears to be an ever increasing opinion that people are having.

But again, we're going to see and we're going to show you exactly what the Democrats is Blumenthal.

He's saying, I fear it's going to happen as well as the information that we've been getting from Israel.

But when you factor in those fears and I think, again, the general assessment and fears people have.