Four predictable failures of Operation Epic Fury: (1) rally around flag not revolt, (2) more stubborn not negotiable, (3) more radical leadership not moderate, (4) unexpectedly large response only to willfully blind; extension from 4-day operation to Passover (mid-April); Israeli admission of no regime defections; colonial assumption vs. Iranian reality; "dynamite diplomacy" fantasy collapse; decapitation strategy elevating IRGC hardliners; intelligence self-deception architecture; predictable outcomes as intelligence requirements not failures.
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 rally around flag not revolt, (2) more stubborn not negotiable, (3) more radical leadership not moderate, (4) unexpectedly large response only to willfully blind; extension from 4-day operation to Passover (mid-April); Israeli admission of no regime defections; colonial assumption vs. Iranian reality; "dynamite diplomacy" fantasy collapse; decapitation strategy elevating IRGC hardliners; intelligence self-deception architecture; predictable outcomes as intelligence requirements not failures.#FourPredictableCatastrophes#EasilyForeseeable#IntelligenceRequirementDisclaimer:These videos are created solely for educational purposes. All images and video clips used are credited within the video; however, full copyright remains with their original owners. In accordance with Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as commentary, criticism, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education, and research. Fair use permits the use of copyrighted material that might otherwise infringe.){kind=link}