Word out of the Pentagon this afternoon is that a United States Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) with between 2200 and 2500 US Marines, is being deployed to the Middle East.
The USS Tripoli (Pictured above) and its amphibious ready group, along with an attached Marine Expeditionary Unit, are heading toward the Middle East.
This word comes about a week after word leaked that members of the 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Bragg were given pre-deployment notice, also ALLEGEDLY for the Middle East.
All over the country, military experts are saying that if we send ground troops into Iran, it will be an absolute slaughter OF THOSE TROOPS. Not because the troops are in any way inadequate, but rather because the mountainous terrain completely favors the Iranians in every regard.
This comes one day after numerous sources in the Middle East, posted extraordinary CLAIMS all over social media, that the Iranians used a Drone Swarm to overwhelm the defenses on and near the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier, which ALLEGEDLY allowed an Iranian hypersonic missile to slip through the defenses and hit the flight deck, doing massive damage to the vessel.
Rumors today are also spreading, which CLAIM the USS Abraham Lincoln is so badly damaged, it has had to withdraw, and is heading back to the US to be put in Dry Dock for repairs and inspection.
The deployment of the MEU also comes just one day after two US KC-135 Tanker aircraft apparently collided in mid-air, but claims made by a group calling itself Khatam al-Anbiya in Iraq said they SHOT DOWN the plane using an Iranian Missile fired from inside Iraq by the Iraqi Resistance.
NONE OF THESE CLAIMS ARE VERIFIED IN ANY WAY, BY ANY OFFICIAL SOURCE.
However, in an unusual . . . . coincidence . . . . .an Israeli Defense Force Spokesman said publicly today in a statement:
"Tonight, we attacked a property of Khatam al-Anbiya's Intelligence Division, Iran's Emergency Command HQ.
This body is responsible for aggregating intelligence collected by various Iranian intelligence agencies to present it to the regime’s senior leadership.
The strike took place while several senior officials from the Intelligence Directorate were present. At this stage, we are assessing the results of the strike."
Hal Turner Observation and Analysis
It is quite . . . ahem . . . coincidental . . . that the IDF reports targeting this otherwise never-heard-of group, "Khatam al-Anbiya," just one day after that exact group publicly took credit for shooting down a KC-135 refueling tanker in Iraq.
The Pentagon admits one of two refueling tankers "crashed" and at least four of the six crew are confirmed dead, with two others still missing.
The other tanker landed safely in Israel, missing about half of its rear stabilizer tail.
This . . . . ahem . . . . coincidence, has people asking "If the planes merely crashed, why would IDF announce they attacked the very group claiming to have shot the planes down?"
It also has OTHER people asking, "If this rumor about the KC-135's being shot down is true, then maybe the other rumors are true, too??????"
It is said that "The first casualty of war is truth." We may be seeing that, right now.
