Robert Schlue

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Robert Schlue

Robert Schlue

@RobSchlue

US Army Veteran Independent Historian Pragmatic Realist Classical Liberal

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Robert Schlue
Robert Schlue@RobSchlue·
@MarioNawfal If you wont recant just say its too early to tell. This reframing is embarrassing
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Mario Nawfal
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal·
Guys, every day that passes, it's looking more and more likely Trump not only did the right thing walking away from a war that was a mistake But this 'mistake' may actually end up being a win for everybody, and even better than the 'best case scenario' I wrote about below Wild!
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal

I’ve said this before and I will say it again: Trump made a mistake starting this war, made the right decision ending it, and can STILL turn it into a win for the U.S. and the region This is how: 1. Accept a proposal similar to the pre-war Oman offer, which includes an essential dismantling of their nuclear program 2. Offer to unfreeze Iranian assets and the lifting of sanctions in exchange for Iran dismantling their proxy network (mainly Hezbollah) 3. Optional, allow a very temporary Iranian toll booth at the Strait of Hormuz as part of the reparations, and if lucky, Iran may kickback a small % of the proceeds to the U.S. This could become the beginning of an era of normalization between Iran and the West 4. Force Israel to withdraw from Lebanese territories as Hezbollah’s military wing gets disarmed/disbanded This way the Iranian people enjoy a better life with the sanctions lifted, the U.S. pulls Iran slightly away from China’s orbit, and the dismantling of Iran’s proxy network brings peace to the region and removes threats Israel uses to justify their aggressive foreign policy Downsides: 1. The same Iranian regime that massacred protesters remains in power (that ship has sailed, regime change operation failed) 2. Lebanon loses a deterrent against Israeli invasion (France, the U.S. and the Arab world need to help re-arm the Lebanese Army) 3. The Gulf need to accept Iran as a permanent superpower in the region (that process has already begun) Of course this outcome is unlikely, the world is far from a utopia, but Trump may still pull off something similar, something that could be considered a win for all parties involved.

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Robert Schlue
Robert Schlue@RobSchlue·
@sircalebhammer The Trump economy has been the easiest to trade on. He literally tells you exactly whats going to happen.
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Caleb Hammer
Caleb Hammer@sircalebhammer·
Ngl, I’ve made a lot of money during these 2 Trump months… I hope this happens every 12 months lol
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WarMonitor🇺🇦🇬🇧
The US just forced Iran to the negotiating table via blockading exports but you wont hear about that because people are determined to critique the war at any opportunity they can.
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Robert Schlue
Robert Schlue@RobSchlue·
They aren’t “experts” they’re sensationalist who make a living and reputation saying sensationally ridiculous things for attention then just shift the goal post and dig in whenever they’re wrong. Alot of them Veterans and Intel Agency retirees which makes it even worse because of the implied authority over the subject. But just check their track records, and youll see.
Bad Hombre@Badhombre

The experts: - The naval blockade won’t work. - Iran is winning the war and they have all the leverage. - Oil prices will soar. Reality: - The blockade worked and the strait is open. - Iran capitulated. - Oil prices are down 10% this morning. Stop taking these people seriously.

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Robert Schlue
Robert Schlue@RobSchlue·
@SpencerHakimian The USA doomers are shify shifty today. Gotta maintain that record of making an ass of yourself!
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Spencer Hakimian
Spencer Hakimian@SpencerHakimian·
So what was the point of the Iran War now that we reopened the Hormuz Strait that was already open?
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Robert Schlue
Robert Schlue@RobSchlue·
@EndGameWW3 Yes, a 30 day bombing campaign is the same as boots on the ground for 5-10 years with thousands of casualties. Very intelligent and well thought out take.
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EndGameWW3 🇺🇸@EndGameWW3·
People saying we won, we have the strongest military in the world and couldn't out right defeat the regime, it is what is...Sounds like the Korean war, Vietnam, Afghanistan and Iraq...
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Robert Schlue
Robert Schlue@RobSchlue·
@MarioNawfal Yup, when you do nothing but interview weird doomers all the time you end up having some bad opinions. Glad to see youre back on the straight and narrow.
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Mario Nawfal
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal·
STRAIT OF HORMUZ OPEN LEBANON PREPARING TO DISARM HEZBOLLAH Looks like Trump is turning this war into a win!
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal

I’ve said this before and I will say it again: Trump made a mistake starting this war, made the right decision ending it, and can STILL turn it into a win for the U.S. and the region This is how: 1. Accept a proposal similar to the pre-war Oman offer, which includes an essential dismantling of their nuclear program 2. Offer to unfreeze Iranian assets and the lifting of sanctions in exchange for Iran dismantling their proxy network (mainly Hezbollah) 3. Optional, allow a very temporary Iranian toll booth at the Strait of Hormuz as part of the reparations, and if lucky, Iran may kickback a small % of the proceeds to the U.S. This could become the beginning of an era of normalization between Iran and the West 4. Force Israel to withdraw from Lebanese territories as Hezbollah’s military wing gets disarmed/disbanded This way the Iranian people enjoy a better life with the sanctions lifted, the U.S. pulls Iran slightly away from China’s orbit, and the dismantling of Iran’s proxy network brings peace to the region and removes threats Israel uses to justify their aggressive foreign policy Downsides: 1. The same Iranian regime that massacred protesters remains in power (that ship has sailed, regime change operation failed) 2. Lebanon loses a deterrent against Israeli invasion (France, the U.S. and the Arab world need to help re-arm the Lebanese Army) 3. The Gulf need to accept Iran as a permanent superpower in the region (that process has already begun) Of course this outcome is unlikely, the world is far from a utopia, but Trump may still pull off something similar, something that could be considered a win for all parties involved.

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Robert Schlue
Robert Schlue@RobSchlue·
@clydefrog68 @SGTWipper1Each Paktika Province. We drove from there to KAF and ended up in the registan desert overlooking the horn of panjawai to support operations with an 81mm
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Clyde Frog
Clyde Frog@clydefrog68·
@RobSchlue @SGTWipper1Each What provonce was FOB Sharana in? I was next to Kandahar in Zabul and drove to KAF a few times. Wonder if you went through Qalat?
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Christopher Wipper
Christopher Wipper@SGTWipper1Each·
Throwback Thursday! Let’s see yours! Here is the first photo of me in the Army. Fort Jackson. B Co. 2/39 Inf
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The Aging Rebel
The Aging Rebel@TheAgingRebel·
@RobSchlue @barnes_law Huh? We import 6.2M and export 4M and that makes it a net export? Go back to 1st grade math class. 6.2M - 4M = 2.2M net import.
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Robert Barnes
Robert Barnes@barnes_law·
Listening to idiots suggesting we could replace the crude oil shortage from the mideast. Newsflash: we IMPORT MORE crude oil than we export. US crude oil imports: About 6.2 million barrels per day US crude oil exports: About 4 million barrels per day.
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Robert Schlue
Robert Schlue@RobSchlue·
Everyone's rushing to declare winners in the Iran ceasefire talks, but leverage tells the real story. US strikes attacked approximately 90% of Iran's weapons factories, gutted much of its navy (with over 150 vessels damaged or destroyed), and severely degraded air defenses and missile capabilities. Even with the current ceasefire, the naval blockade on Iranian ports continues to pressure oil flows far more effectively than additional bombing alone. Europe is warning of jet fuel shortages in as little as 6 weeks if disruptions persist, a reminder of how fragile global supply chains can be. Power and sustained capability will decide the outcome, as they have in nearly every conflict in human history. In a few months, and years, we'll see whose economy and alliances actually bent.
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Robert Schlue
Robert Schlue@RobSchlue·
Article III, Section 2, Clause 1 The judicial Power shall extend to all Cases, in Law and Equity, arising under this Constitution, the Laws of the United States, and Treaties made, or which shall be made, under their Authority;—to all Cases affecting Ambassadors, other public Ministers and Consuls;—to all Cases of admiralty and maritime Jurisdiction;—to Controversies to which the United States shall be a Party;—to Controversies between two or more States;—between a State and Citizens of another State,—between Citizens of different States,—between Citizens of the same State claiming Lands under Grants of different States, and between a State, or the Citizens thereof, and foreign States, Citizens or Subjects. Not a single time does it say anything about a citizen of “The United States” it says citizens of “states” and how federal jurisdiction applies to citizens of other states, or a state. Inability to understand something is not an argument, ignorance isn’t an argument, stubbornness isn’t an argument you’re just plain wrong
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Robert Schlue
Robert Schlue@RobSchlue·
Article III, Section 2, Clause 1 The judicial Power shall extend to all Cases, in Law and Equity, arising under this Constitution, the Laws of the United States, and Treaties made, or which shall be made, under their Authority;—to all Cases affecting Ambassadors, other public Ministers and Consuls;—to all Cases of admiralty and maritime Jurisdiction;—to Controversies to which the United States shall be a Party;—to Controversies between two or more States;—between a State and Citizens of another State,—between Citizens of different States,—between Citizens of the same State claiming Lands under Grants of different States, and between a State, or the Citizens thereof, and foreign States, Citizens or Subjects. Not a single time does it say anything about a citizen of “The United States” it says citizens of “states” and how federal jurisdiction applies to citizens of other states, or a state. Inability to understand something is not an argument, ignorance isn’t an argument, stubbornness isn’t an argument you’re just plain wrong. constitution.congress.gov/browse/article…
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@PocketHoosier there literally are though, I am a citizen of the US and not a citizen of New York, which is the actual thing that doesn't exist

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Robert Schlue
Robert Schlue@RobSchlue·
Classic case of someone cherry picking a strategic inconvenience and calling it armageddon. The US gutted Iran’s missile/drone factories, nuclear sites, navy, and leadership, then imposed a blockade and forced nuclear concessions. While Iran’s military is now crippled. In a few months when everyone who was patient enough to hold their “winners and losers” opinion to the end we can revisit this and maybe you can learn something from it.
Tuomas Malinen@mtmalinen

It is hard to even grasp the full extent of the defeat of the U.S. Iran rendered practically all U.S. bases in the region uninhabitable, and the only way the "greatest military in the world" was able to retaliate was to sink an unarmed frigate and resort to piracy. Just consider the depth the U.S. had sunk into.

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Robert Schlue
Robert Schlue@RobSchlue·
Classic case of someone cherry picking a strategic inconvenience and calling it armageddon. The US gutted Iran’s missile/drone factories, nuclear sites, navy, and leadership, then imposed a blockade and forced nuclear concessions. While Iran’s military is now crippled. In a few months when everyone who was patient enough to hold their “winners and losers” opinion to the end we can revisit this and maybe you can learn something from it.
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Tuomas Malinen
Tuomas Malinen@mtmalinen·
It is hard to even grasp the full extent of the defeat of the U.S. Iran rendered practically all U.S. bases in the region uninhabitable, and the only way the "greatest military in the world" was able to retaliate was to sink an unarmed frigate and resort to piracy. Just consider the depth the U.S. had sunk into.
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