Tom Bilyeu

I think over time it'll become clear exactly how isolated that is, though I expect more to be able to make their way through.

The US regional radar losses have already degraded early warning coverage for the broader Gulf theater, that is definitely for sure.

So more problems I think are expected to be on the horizon and that certainly explains why the US is dismantling their THAAD system in South Korea

presumably they're gonna be transporting that straight to the Middle East to fill some of those gaps.

Now, keep in mind that the current THAAD radar losses in Jordan, Qatar, and the UAE are not Israel's domestic air defense network.

So the Iron Dome that people are thinking about, that's not the only thing that they have.

David Sling and Arrow continue to operate on separate Israeli-based radar systems.

So there's still a fair amount of coverage over Israel, which is why it's not just an endless bombardment that's going through.

And I think if you put all of this together, an honest assessment is going to sound something like Iran has targeted radar infrastructure first, and that's going to be the first thing that they take out.

So there are things that are getting through, but it's not as big of a deal as they would have you believe in terms of you don't have a never ending barrage of things landing.

So obviously we're gonna be staying tuned, watching to see exactly what happens, how much of the radar infrastructure not only has already been destroyed, but how much more are they going to be able to hit?

Because you can believe that, of course, they're gonna be doing everything they can to hit more and more.

So we'll certainly keep talking about it.

This is one of those things, Drew, I think about this a lot.

Okay.

He campaigns on no new wars.

And then Iran twice, Venezuela twice.

threats to Mexico, promises like, hey, we'll come in and like drop bombs on these kids, cartels, Cuba.

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Operations in Mexico, operations in Ecuador.