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No one is talking about an invasion of Iran, let alone a use of ground forces, any attacks on US resources will be met quickly with drone attacks, cruse m., and the most feared aircraft in the world. The F35. Yes, Israel has F35’s and could be powerful ally. Iran absolutely fears the F35. Now their could be lost of American life’s at Middle East installments which would be met with 10 fold loss of resources for Iran. I am praying for peace, but their is a plan b.
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I get that the F35 is in a class of its own, but your particular affinity for the jet is...unusual, for lack of a better term. Are you a pilot or aviation junkie or something? Unless I’m mistaking posters this is maybe the 3rd or 4th time I’ve heard you say that the f35 is both the most powerful and feared aircraft in the world. I’m not sure this would be quite the walk in the park you’re making it out to be. Iran isn’t 1996 Iraq, at least I don’t think. I’ll certainly admit I don’t know as much about Mideast policy and history or current military capabilities and alliances as some here do.
I'm more afraid of commercial airliners hijacked by a bunch of lunatics who became radicalized thanks to US foreign policy. That's just me though.
Our executive branch is dumb, kids are rightfully concerned about their future on many fronts.
Do we have to be a kid to be concerned about the future?
I asked my daughter about this story and she told me that, according to a couple of her friends, there's new selective service questions that have been attached to student loan renewal applications. Most likely that has nothing to do with anything going on in the Middle East, but I can see how the timing might cause concern.
