📰🗯 Jewish-American neocon scholar, Robert Kagan, wrote an op-ed for The Atlantic, decrying the defeat inflicted by Iran on the American regime.

Kagan founded in 1997 together with fellow neocon columnist, Bill Kristol, the Project for the New American Century, an NGO/think-tank that advocated for every major war the U.S. was involved in since 1997, from Afghanistan, to Iraq, to Libya, Syria and even Iran.

After the 1998 bombing of Iraq was announced Kagan said "bombing Iraq isn't enough" and called on Clinton to send ground troops to Iraq. Kagan left the Republican Party in 2016 when they nominated Donald Trump for president.

Kagan is also married to former Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs, Victoria Nuland, who is largely responsible for causing the Russo-Ukrainian War.

In his op-ed for The Atlantic, Kagan doesn't mince words. He says that Iran has become "one of the key players in the world" thanks to its firm control over the Strait of Hormuz.

The most problematic part of the 3rd Gulf War according to Kagan is that it exposed the inherent weaknesses of the U.S. military and worst of all, that it "can't finish what it started" and an unreliable ally in relation to the GCC countries who had defense agreements with the U.S.

The author is extremely skeptical that the current blockade or a new round of bombings would collapse the Islamic Republic of Iran, pointing out that the reason the bombing stopped was Iran's precise attacks on the oil & gas infrastructure across the Middle East.

In the interest of preserving what's left of the American Empire, Kagan advises Trump to walk away now, accept that the U.S. is no longer the biggest military power in the Persian Gulf and acquiesce to the new status-quo rather than risk the resumption of war and the inevitable destruction of the economies of the GCC countries.

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