Major Red Flags Surface in Trump Apache Crash Story
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There are major red flags surfacing about the pretext for the latest United States attacks in Iran. That pretext being that an Iranian Shahi drone struck an Apache helicopter that was flying low over the Strait of Hormuz. That the two pilots of the Apache helicopter managed to make this miraculous kind of crash landing into the Strait of Hormuz. And then a unmanned submersive vessel rescued these two pilots from the Apache, and they were relatively unharmed, and it was this incredible miracle. Kind of reminds you and me a little bit of that F-15 story that they told where... These pilots were hit from the F-15, and then we sent in hundreds of special forces near Isfahan, which was nowhere near where the F-15 was struck, and then all these special forces managed to save the two pilots.
I'm gonna just raise these red flags as it relates to the Apache crash. And I just wanna use science and facts and data. You can judge for yourself. I don't wanna go down any conspiratorial rabbit hole. I just wanna use the undisputed facts. So the main undisputed fact is that the purported downing of an Apache by an Iranian Shahid drone has been used as the pretext for the United States to attack Iran, not just once, but twice in violation of the ceasefire, saying they went after an Apache helicopter that was over the Strait of Hormuz, so we have the right to retaliate. That's what CENTCOM and Trump said for both of the latest United States retaliatory strikes in the areas of Kashem and Bandar Abbas and Manab and other areas near the Strait of Hormuz.
Now, you'll recall that Donald Trump previously told the Wall Street Journal, and then he said it in the Oval Office, that he won't resume any all-out war with Iran unless U.S. troops are killed or attacked. He then said that in the Oval Office, his red line, killing or attacking American troops in the area would trigger more pain, he said. I'll show you what he said in the Oval Office in a minute. But then what did we learn this weekend? We learned according to CENTCOM, as per CENTCOM, this is what they said. CENTCOM has confirmed that an Apache helicopter, an AH-64 Apache from the U.S.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–12:13
2
What major red flags are surfacing about the Trump Apache helicopter crash?
12:13–12:35
3
What details are provided about the Iranian drone's involvement in the crash?
12:35–18:55
4
What evidence is there for the pretext used by the U.S. to attack Iran?
18:55–22:00
5
How did the U.S. military respond to the Apache helicopter incident?
22:00–23:16
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