Okay, folks, listen up. The Deep State's chess game with Iran is heating up, and according to Joe Kent, the ex-Counterterrorism Center chief who actually resigned instead of shilling for the MIC (Military-Industrial Complex), we're teetering on the edge of another forever war. Sound familiar? It should.

Kent, bless his soul, dropped a truth bomb on X, warning that having our troops within spitting distance of Iran is basically an open invitation for some shenanigans. He's saying, and I quote, "A major problem w/ the status quo of having our forces within reach of the Iranians is that we could easily be forced back into the war on Iran’s terms." Translation: We're setting ourselves up for a false flag, folks.

CENTCOM, meanwhile, is busy tweeting about Iran launching ballistic missiles and drones like it's a damn video game. "At 10:17 p.m. ET on May 27, Iran launched a ballistic missile toward Kuwait that was successfully intercepted by Kuwaiti forces." Oh, thanks for keeping us safe, CENTCOM. But maybe, just maybe, if we weren't playing global cop, Iran wouldn't be lobbing missiles in the first place.

Kent's got a point, though. Remember those "operations" he mentioned, Midnight Hammer and Epic Fury? Apparently, we can strike Iran from here, without needing our precious bases over there. So why are we risking our boys (and girls, ugh) by keeping them in harm's way? Seems like someone's profiting off this whole charade.

Of course, the neocons are already sharpening their talons, ready to screech about how we need to "defend freedom" and "spread democracy" (read: protect the petrodollar). But let's be real, folks. This isn't about freedom or democracy. It's about lining the pockets of defense contractors and maintaining the globalist order.

The real question is: are we gonna fall for it again? Are we gonna let ourselves be dragged into another quagmire based on lies and manufactured outrage? Or are we gonna wake up and realize that the biggest threat to America isn't Iran, it's the corrupt elites who are profiting from endless war?

So, stock up on ammo, learn to code, and get ready for the ride. Because if Joe Kent is right (and he usually is), things are about to get a whole lot more interesting. And by interesting, I mean terrifyingly, hilariously, and tragically absurd.

Sources:

* U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) - for the official narrative, which you should probably question. * National Counterterrorism Center - because even spooks occasionally tell the truth.