Rachel Blevins 2/26/26
"Scott Ritter: Attacking Iran, US Weighs Decapitation Strikes,
CIA 'Ground Game' Amid Nuclear Talks"
Delegations from the U.S. and Iran ended another round of talks in Geneva without a deal, but with positive comments coming from the foreign ministers of Iran, and mediator Oman. They say the plan now is for a round of technical negotiations in Vienna early next week. Scott Ritter, a former UN Weapons Inspector and US Marine Corps Intelligence Officer, noted that right now, the U.S. is calculating whether it can carry out its plan for a series of “decapitation strikes” targeting Iranian political and military leaders, while the CIA handles the “ground game” and fuels unrest among the public… or whether it’s too risky, and they should agree to a nuclear deal to de-escalate tensions for now."
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Glenn Diesen, 2/26/26
"Douglas Macgregor: US-Iran Diplomacy Fail -
Full-Scale War Coming Soon"
"Douglas Macgregor is a retired Colonel, combat veteran and former senior advisor to the U.S. Secretary of Defense. Col. Macgregor discusses why a decision has likely been made to attack Iran, and why Iran will fight with everything it has as this is a war for survival."
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Prepper News, 2/26/26
"20+ Year US Army Vet Issues Warning About Iran"
"Lieutenant Colonel Dan Davis breaks down how badly
sh!t could hit the fan if the US military engages Iran."
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Money Over History, 2/26/26
"Hezbollah Final Order:
If Khamenei Dies, Fire Everything"
"Hezbollah has issued a stark warning amid escalating tensions between the United States, Israel, and Iran. In a statement delivered during a period of heightened regional crisis, the group signaled that any direct targeting of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei would cross a decisive red line. As military assets reposition across the Middle East and diplomatic talks continue in Geneva, new developments raise serious questions about how far escalation could go. Israeli preemptive strikes, U.S. carrier movements in the Persian Gulf, and Hezbollah’s conditional response framework have reshaped the strategic map. What happens if that red line is crossed? How would Hezbollah respond? And what would it mean for regional stability, Israel’s security posture, and U.S. forces in range?"
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