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The hypothetical war speech justifies invasion through five arguments: democracy and civil war, an imminent nuclear threat, shipping-lane protection, defense of Saudi Arabia and Israel, and alleged IRGC terrorism.
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The hypothetical war speech justifies invasion through five arguments: democracy and civil war, an imminent nuclear threat, shipping-lane protection, defense of Saudi Arabia and Israel, and alleged IRGC terrorism.
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"Okay, any questions so far? Are we clear about where we are so far before I move on? Any questions? Okay, so now let's..."
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"You have religious protests. You have political protests. You have ethnic protests. The Iranian people are sick of the Ayatollah. They are sick of..."
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"Okay? So to prevent this, we must strike first to stop Iran's nuclear program. Okay? Third, Iranian proxies, the Houthis, Hezbollah, many groups, have..."
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"Okay? And the last reason is we know for a fact that the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps is a sponsor of terrorism. Last week,..."
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A source-grounded reading of the lecture's central claim: the Iran war that looks like American domination is the moment the United States becomes trapped, because geography, supply, domestic politics, sunk cost, and nuclear deterrence...
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