Nadene Goldfoot
During breakfast and my deep conversation with my distant cousin, Merry Ann, I came up with the for sure answer to everyone's question of "Who started the War, Anyway? " Our advanced technology started it.
Current Maximum Range: Iran's longest-range operational ballistic missiles (such as the Ghadr-110, Sejjil, or Khorramshahr) have ranges of roughly 2,000 to 3,000 kilometers (about 1,200 to 1,860 miles), which can reach parts of the Middle East, the Gulf, and parts of southeastern Europe, but not the United States. Well, not yet, as far as AI knows.
It was our technical advancement that brought about the war; having these intercontinental missiles that can be shot from Iran to USA in a straight shot; that's what has brought it about. An intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) is required to travel from Iran to the USA (a distance of roughly 10,000+ km). While Iranian officials have discussed long-term ambitions or ambitions to push past previous range limits, U.S. and international intelligence note that Iran has not fielded an operational ICBM, though components from its space launch program could potentially be adapted for such technology in the future.
We discussed what causes man to kill another, and decided it was to hold onto what they had worked and died for and not wanting to share-though some groups did just that and grew larger.
Have we ignored the fact of long ago Iran calling the USA the Big Satan and Israel the Little Satan? Their goal, coming from their extreme line of Islam, was to destroy these Satans, and they haven't changed. Ayatollah Khomeini: The term was popularized by Iran's revolutionary leader, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, in a speech on November 5, 1979, shortly after the start of the Iran hostage crisis. Theological Meaning: In Islamic theology, Satan (Shaytan) is a deceptive tempter who misleads people through false promises, materialism, and arrogance. Khomeini used this framework to portray U.S. culture, secularism, and political influence as a corrupting force against Islamic values. They showed us all how they would achieve this by their October 7th 2023 act of killing Israelis (Jews).
Iran’s actions against the United States and Israel span over four decades of state rhetoric, direct and proxy military engagements, and covert operations. Official Rhetoric and Slogans: Iranian leaders and military officials have repeatedly used destructive language regarding Israel’s existence, such as calling for Israel to be "wiped off the map" or eliminated from the "global political map" (a phrase historically traced back to statements by Ayatollah Khomeini and later echoed by officials like Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps—IRGC—commanders). Ballistic missiles tested by Iran have also occasionally featured anti-Israel slogans painted in Farsi and Hebrew.
The situation in the Strait of Hormuz: The broader military clashes trace back to the outbreak of the war on February 28, 2026, when the United States and Israel launched an air campaign against Iran. In response, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) largely blocked shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz—a vital global energy chokepoint—by issuing warnings, boarding merchant vessels, laying sea mines, and using drones and missile launchers.
- Oil and LNG Choke Point: Roughly 20% of the world's daily petroleum and liquid fuels—about 20 million barrels per day—and nearly 20% of global liquefied natural gas (LNG) pass through the narrow channel.
- Limited Alternatives: Only a fraction of this volume can be rerouted through alternative pipelines (such as those in Saudi Arabia or the UAE), leaving a massive daily deficit if the strait closes. Countries like Iraq, Kuwait, and Iran have virtually no way to bypass it for their primary oil exports.
- Market Shocks: Even partial disruptions or slowdowns cause immediate spikes in global oil and natural gas prices, driving up inflation and transportation costs worldwide.
Edited at 6:48pm on 11/9/26 with 3 pictures
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