Iran: what if everything goes as planned?

[mystery-ak]

Iran: what if everything goes as planned?

Trump may once again prove the critics and the Democrats wrong.

Mike Robertson | March 20, 2026

Iran: What If Everything Goes As Planned?

The military operation against Iran has just begun, and already the legacy media spreads false narratives of impending failure and chaos. But what if everything is proceeding exactly as planned? The United States brings overwhelming opportunities and resources to this conflict that dwarf those of the Iranian regime. With superior technology, intelligence, and military might, America is positioned not just to engage but to dictate terms.



Critics point to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as the driving force behind U.S. involvement. Yet Netanyahu is too small a player to truly steer President Trump. The main decisions emanate from Washington. Trump has openly declared his support for Israel and, in political calculations, hinted at leveraging the Israeli lobby's backing for electoral strength. This radical alignment with Israeli interests isn't blind loyalty but a calculated strategy to consolidate power in the medium term.

Trump has proven remarkably consistent. He genuinely seeks to make America great again by strategically seizing control of global resources. A key pillar is isolating his primary competitor, China, by cutting off its access to vital energy supplies. This undermines the PRC's foundation for economic and technological dominance. So far, it's working. Latin America is pivoting away from Beijing's influence under U.S. pressure. And with Iran likely neutralized as a resource provider to the communist regime, China's energy lifeline faces serious disruption.

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[Cyber Liberty]

A sober look at what's developing in Iran today, with an eye to the future.

[Fishrrman]

Title and presumption:
"Iran: what if everything goes as planned?"

But... it hasn't been "going as planned".
If it had, it would have been "over" already.

The iranians have demonstrated a remarkable tenacity to hold on in spite of heavy and continuing attacks. I sense this is going to continue into the future. They're not giving up easily.

What's it going to take to finally break their will...?

[Cyber Liberty]

Title and presumption:
"Iran: what if everything goes as planned?"

But... it hasn't been "going as planned".
If it had, it would have been "over" already.

The iranians have demonstrated a remarkable tenacity to hold on in spite of heavy and continuing attacks. I sense this is going to continue into the future. They're not giving up easily.

What's it going to take to finally break their will...?

I never expected it to be quick.  Rome wasn't built in a day, and it didn't collapse in a day either.

[Smokin Joe]

Title and presumption:
"Iran: what if everything goes as planned?"

But... it hasn't been "going as planned".
If it had, it would have been "over" already.

The iranians have demonstrated a remarkable tenacity to hold on in spite of heavy and continuing attacks. I sense this is going to continue into the future. They're not giving up easily.

What's it going to take to finally break their will...?

I'd be happy if we won this in six months, to bee honest. Sure, the Mullahs have tenacity. I'm not sure they'd be very welcome in other countries, and the ones which have Iranian proxy groups lurking around would be particularly vulnerable to destabilization and takeover by hostile Shiites. I don't see this lot any more welcome elsewhere than say, Hamas.

Even Iranians who have suffered under the regime would be less than willing to live alongside that lot.

So they will fight, simply because they have no other option. The question is whether the Persians and others in Iran will fight to end their presence and retake their country. If so, this might not take so long.

Get it done, secure the Uranium, and come home.