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>>29716083
I doubt it will actually start a war. This is just more of the same proxy shit we've seen before, such as with Trump's bombing of the Syrian air base. The reality is that starting a war with Iran is political suicide and will unironically start a Civil War once the draft hits. Pull up Millennium Challenge if you want more information on this. The game in the Middle East isn't to knock out the bad-guys; it's to create perpetual turmoil where no side wins and so side loses. Knocking out Iran would upset the power balance America has spent untold trillions to establish.

>>29723720
If war is inevitable, then yes. Focus would be so much on the war effort that there would be no time for FUD. However, once the war ends and the economy kicks back into gear, hyperinflation would become the worst thing you could possibly imagine. The post-war boom would open up the flood-gates, and put the final nail in the coffin of the whole system. The bog-plan is to maintain lockdown as long as possible so that all the insiders can get in on the Great Reset before it is too late.