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Originally Posted by Locke
Its a "Damned if you Do, Damned if you Don't" scenario.
You topple a regime and murderize a Dictator. Cool. Cool, cool, cool....then what? The guy was an Octogenarian, he surely had a succession plan in place.
Do you murderize all those guys too?
Cool. Cool, cool, cool.
Then what?
Who is going to step up and replace them? Are they good actors or bad actors? Do you risk it? Or do you replace the leadership yourself?
All choices inevitably lead to the same end. Its a giant #### sandwich and everyone is going to have to take a bite.
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I can't see a way in which this doesn't become a protracted civil war similar to Syria or Libya where a power vacuum results in ongoing bloodshed with no countries really wanting to step in with large scale combat operations as sending body bags home will lead to increased unrest and be unpopular politically.
I wonder how much weaponry has been sent to the Ukranian battlefield depleting the Iranian supplies. That being said if there is a country that would have experience in producing drones it is Iran, I guess it just depends on their stockpiles and their ability to produce anything while being simultaneously attacked.
Either way what a ####ing ####show.