Tulsi Gabbard was one of the few in the Trump administration who had anything sensible to say on Iran and that put her at odds with the rest of Trump’s ‘advisors’.

As Trump’s National Intelligence Director, Gabbard was privy to all the most sensitive information pertaining to national security. According to Gabbard Iran did not have a nuclear weapons program and did not plan to restart the program it abandoned in 2003.

That is why she’s been sidelined on the Iran issue, even though she is head of U.S. National Intelligence.

That means that those who make-up Trump’s inner circle, those who guide and advise him are committed to war with Iran. They just need a pretext and Gabbard would have denied them that pretext.

To make matters worse, these warmongers don’t just want a limited strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities. Heavily influenced by the Zionist Lobby, we believe that they want nothing less than full-on regime change in Iran.

Gabbard would have constituted an obstacle to such a course of action and that’s why she has been sidelined

Trump may prevaricate and appear uncommitted on the issue but behind the scenes his closest advisors are urging him to strike while the iron is hot. That means taking advantage of present state of Iran’s air defenses, which Israel claims to have damaged or degraded during its June 13 strikes.

The trouble is that Iran’s military has made a remarkable speedy recovery after being caught momentarily off-guard on June 13.

So if and when Trump orders extensive strikes on Iran, as we believe he will, then the U.S. military could be in for some nasty surprises. 

Click here to read “Tulsi Gabbard sidelined in Trump administration discussions on Israel and Iran” by NBC News.

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