Topic: Asymmetrical Warfare

The Green Berets offer a critical assessment of the war in Iran, noting that the U.S. is "screwing its allies" in Australia and Asia by allowing the Strait of Hormuz to be compromised. They argue that Iran is successfully using asymmetric warfare to drive nations toward the BRICS alliance. Gary Melton expresses concern that a nuclear-armed Iran remains a long-term threat that must be addressed.

Israel has reportedly begun bombing Iranian power plants and electrical switching centers, ignoring requests from President Trump to avoid targeting the energy sector. These attacks are expected to provoke asymmetrical retaliation from Iran, potentially targeting the United States' own vulnerable electrical grid. Concerns are raised about the lack of replacement transformers and the presence of sleeper cells within the U.S.

Military analysts warn that a preemptive strike on Iran will not achieve regime change or eliminate nuclear capabilities. While the U.S. maintains air superiority, Iran possesses a million-man regular army and extensive underground bunker complexes. The Iranian military is described as highly competent and prepared for decades to defend the Strait of Hormuz.

Iran has threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz and activate asymmetrical sleeper cells if US forces do not leave the Middle East. In response, the Pentagon is moving Marines and warships, including an expeditionary landing force, toward the region. Military experts warn that the strait is a "death trap" honeycombed with artillery and mines, suggesting that any ground invasion would result in high US casualties similar to the Battle of Iwo Jima.

The Trump administration is reportedly establishing a rapid reaction force of 700 National Guard troops to address potential civil unrest, a move critics label as martial law. The rise in violent crime is attributed to Democratic policies and Soros-funded district attorneys who release violent offenders. Media productions, including the film Joker and a recent Leonardo DiCaprio project, are accused of being designed to inspire violence against law enforcement.

German authorities claim Russia is utilizing "disposable agents" to conduct sabotage operations against Western infrastructure and military bases. In the United States, Representative Ana Paulina Luna referred an activist to the FBI for allegedly urging the sabotage of F-35 fighter jets. These incidents are framed as part of a broader trend of asymmetrical and irregular warfare involving state and non-state actors.

The current domestic crisis is framed as a form of fifth-generation asymmetrical warfare conducted by foreign adversaries like China. Kyle Serafin and the host discuss how the influx of military-age men and the fentanyl epidemic are tools used to weaken the American social fabric. They warn that Hezbollah and other terror groups could exploit civil unrest to target critical infrastructure while the country is distracted by internal conflict.

Recent attacks on Russian strategic nuclear bomber bases are characterized as a demonstration of asymmetrical fifth-generational warfare. Claims are made that the United States is more vulnerable to infiltration by foreign agents than Russia due to open border policies. Globalist entities like BlackRock and the CFR are accused of facilitating a long-term transition toward Chinese dominance.

The United States faces extreme vulnerability to asymmetrical warfare due to high levels of foreign military infiltration and open borders. Claims suggest that Russia and China smuggled nuclear weapons into the U.S. decades ago, while hundreds of thousands of military-age men with ties to Hezbollah and the Chinese military have entered recently. While the FBI focuses on domestic political targets, the country remains exposed to the same types of sabotage attacks currently being executed against Russian strategic assets.

General Michael Flynn, former National Security Advisor, characterizes the recent strikes on Russian airfields as a "Russian Pearl Harbor" targeting the nuclear triad. The attack utilized a sophisticated technique involving trailers mounted on trucks to destroy a significant portion of Russia's strategic bomber fleet. Flynn warns that Putin will not allow Russia to be backed into a corner and will likely pursue a range of retaliatory options.

The United States is reportedly engaged in an asymmetrical war with China, involving the retaking of the Panama Canal with the cooperation of the Panamanian government. U.S. troops and task forces are moving into the region to push out Chinese communist influence. This military posturing is linked to the broader conflict over rare earth minerals and global trade dominance.

In response to threats from politicians like Eric Swalwell regarding the use of nukes or F-15s against citizens, Dale Comstock emphasizes the power of asymmetrical warfare. He notes that millions of veterans are "leaning forward in the foxhole" and possess the skills to counter government overreach. Comstock argues that technology cannot replace the man on the ground, citing the Mujahideen's victory over the Soviet Union as a primary example.

The dialogue explores a "war game" allegedly conducted by John Podesta and the New York Times involving blue states seceding to cause a civil insurrection. Recent events, such as the firebombing of Republican headquarters and attacks on Tesla dealerships, are framed as the rollout of asymmetrical irregular warfare. The hosts argue that globalists are using a communist model to create a smokescreen of violence to drive Donald Trump from office.

The current political climate is described as a state of irregular asymmetrical warfare involving economic and cultural attacks. Democratic-led "blue cities" are accused of fostering an environment of insurrection by protecting criminal illegal aliens and attacking federal authority. This tension is framed as a pre-programmed path toward a domestic bloodbath, as depicted in recent media like the film "Civil War."

China is reportedly preparing for "total war" and has threatened military action if the U.S. defaults on its debt. Steve Quayle explains that China is using asymmetrical warfare, including bioweapons and cyberattacks, to undermine American power. The Chinese leadership has publicly bragged about using bioweapons to destroy the United States from within.

The U.S. is reportedly building an early warning system to detect geoengineering by other nations, despite official denials of its domestic use. In global news, the Russian ruble is plunging as the central bank halts U.S. dollar purchases, and jihadist forces have entered Syria's second-largest city. Asymmetrical warfare, including cyber attacks and the cutting of undersea cables, is increasing worldwide.

General Michael Flynn joins the program to outline five scenarios the deep state may use to disrupt the transition of power: continued assassination attempts on Donald Trump, conventional resistance, violent street resistance, provoking war, and false flag operations. Flynn argues that the recent exchange of nuclear-capable missiles in Ukraine indicates the world is already in the throes of World War III.

The discussion warns the establishment against attempting to provoke a civil war, suggesting that globalists are delusional about the nature of modern resistance. Proposals for reform include removing "left-wing professors" and returning to a traditional family-centric education system. The hosts claim the CIA historically manipulated the feminist movement to divide the American populace.

Dale Comstock responds to Joe Biden’s previous comments about citizens needing F-15s to fight the government. Comstock explains that unconventional warfare focuses on the support mechanisms and personnel behind the machinery, not the machines themselves. He cites the failures of conventional militaries in Afghanistan and Vietnam as proof that a determined citizenry cannot be easily defeated.

A personal account describes recent attempts by the Justice Department to shut down the broadcast through the bankruptcy system without a court order. The speaker compares their role to a sentry or Paul Revere, warning of an asymmetrical invasion involving devalued currency, open borders, and "poison" culture.