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I gotta say, AI makes those more fun. The fire-breathing terrorists. So, got a bunch of those. If you’re new, you don’t know. But if you’ve been with us a while, you know we got a lot of Don’t Israel. Israel means to steal. James Woolsey, dead. Former director of the CIA. He was an Epstein appointee through Clinton who couldn’t stand him, but appointed him anyway because he had to. And that was the progenitor of the lie about anthrax that erroneously tied Al Qaeda and Iraq together by saying Mohammed Atza met with senior Iraqi officials in Prague where he got anthrax. None of that was true, but it was James Woolsey along with Israeli security forces that spread that story, which was then propagated by Charles Kushner’s New York Observer. Which was tied for first for the newspaper to cover the crap. Along with the German paper Blid and then Le Mans in France and then the LA Times and London Times. Good riddance to him. Of course, Lindsey Graham also in hell with John McCain. So James Woolsey, Lindsey Graham, John McCain. If somebody can AI a photo of that trio burning in hell, go for it. I do have some dead Lindsey Graham clips I can play later, but... My guest has been waiting patiently through my sophomoric asinine humor, so he’s used to it. Scott, how are you doing? I thought today we’d talk about historical comparison. Found, I think this is interesting, I know you do, of the importance of geography in warfare. It always, people talk about tactics and strategy and logistics, you know, Sun Tzu, but geography is king, and if it isn’t there, you can build it Robert E. Lee style. Let’s get into this. So you’re going to cover, which ones? Red Cloud, Western Wars? Or you got some other, I guess the most obvious example is Thermopylae. Which people know because of the movie 300 as inaccurate as that was. It’s the Greeks that had slaves. It was Cyrus that got rid of slaves, but whatever. Where, you know, they all packed into a narrow valley and they were able to sustain and hold back a much larger force because of the advantage of the geography. And there are many, many examples of that. And of course, in Iran, we’re seeing this now with the Strait of Hormuz, with the Zagros Mountains and other factors. And we’ve seen it before and yet it always seems to be overlooked and people don’t understand this. The U.S. has the biggest Navy, the biggest Air Force. Why don’t they just mow over Iran? They can’t because of the unique geographic positions that they hold. This isn’t a blue water Navy fight. This isn’t even Iraq where you can bomb things that are on the surface or at best barely underground. It doesn’t work that way. And They don’t have the logistics for an armed ground invasion also because of geography. He got across a mountain range or a strait. They’re protected on all sides. Quite the opposite of Lindsey Graham. He was open on all sides, if you know what I mean.
Gross.
Yeah, he is. …was ha ha ha.
Well, what I find interesting is there’s so many...
The mic just went out all of a sudden. It was the ghost of Lindsey Graham. There you go. You said what I found interesting is so many
parallels between Red Cloud’s war and the war right now with Iran.
Talk about that a bit. What are some of the things? In Iran, you’ve got the Maritime Silk Road.
I’ll just give you some examples. This war with Iran started off horrifically with the bombing of the girls’ school. 160, whatever it was, killed. That’s horrible. What kicked off Red Cloud’s War, really, was the Sand Creek Massacre. Which slaughtered children and women and old men. It was done in a very underhanded way and, you know, just as low as it gets. It’s one of the dirtiest things the U.S. Army had ever done.
Mass grave that froze overnight so they were all stuck to each other.
Well, they shot people in the feet and watched them crawl away and mocked them. All you have to do if you really want to know is look up primary sources, Silasole’s testimony. Um, cause there were some Americans that were not insane and one of them was Silas Soule who testified against, um, in court, everybody and they shot him for it and they get, they caught the guy who did it, but, um, You know, he lost his life for that, but he and his men didn’t fire a shot. Chivington. There’s a town named after him, Colorado, still. They had body parts on parade and saloons and stuff for years and just really had no remorse at all. And that’s what kicked off Red Cloud’s War.
Wasn’t there a skull in a bar up until like the 1970s? I think they took it down after the second wounded knee.
Yeah. Yeah.
That’s just like unremorseful Israeli level evil.
