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QUEUE UP THE CASKETS

Guest Post by Afshin Rattansi

As Trump flirts with the idea of a ground invasion of Iran, either with US
🇺🇸
boots on the ground, or other forces, a reminder of why it would be disastrous:

Iraq was a disaster for the United States. a nation of around 93 million people, larger than Germany, with a landmass of… https://t.co/xz2weu85l0 pic.twitter.com/WTH0AwON3F

— Afshin Rattansi (@afshinrattansi) July 18, 2026


As Trump flirts with the idea of a ground invasion of Iran, either with US
🇺🇸
boots on the ground, or other forces, a reminder of why it would be disastrous:


Iraq was a disaster for the United States. a nation of around 93 million people, larger than Germany, with a landmass of approximately 1.65 million square kilometres, making it nearly four times the size of Iraq.

Much of the country is dominated by colossal mountain ranges, high plateaus and difficult terrain that overwhelmingly favours Iranian defenders.

Any invading force would face not only one of the largest countries in the Middle East, with most difficult terrain but also the immense logistical challenge of occupying cities, mountains and vast distances against a population many times larger than that of Iraq in 2003.

Forget a Middle Eastern Vietnam, the disaster of trying to invade Iran would be a class of its own and thousands of US troops would return home in caskets.

The big escalation might happen at close to the same time in both theaters of “World War E.”

Iran strikes the air refueling tankers parked at Ben Gurion with hypersonics carrying cluster warheads,
and Russia strikes German and/or British deep-strike drone factories with… pic.twitter.com/cbjfs5Zd7z

— Matt Bracken (@Matt_Bracken48) July 19, 2026


If the Trump regime provokes strikes on GCC desalination plants, US ‘allies’ in the region will suffer far more than Iran.

Percentage of drinking water from desalination:

Bahrain 100%

Qatar 99%

Kuwait 90%

Oman 86%

Saudi Arabia 70%

UAE 42%

Iran 3% https://t.co/9yqpt7OWBM

— Dimitri Lascaris (@dimitrilascaris) July 18, 2026


Pay attention.
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— Brandon Weichert (@WeTheBrandon) July 19, 2026


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